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Dizzy Fingers by Edward Elzear "Zez" Confrey (1895-1971). For solo piano. Piano Solo - Popular Sheet; Solo. Traditional Pop and Novelty. SMP Level 8 (Early Advanced). Single. 7 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.20073X).

This title has selections that range in difficulty from SMP Level 7-8.

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4 and 5-note chords spanning more than an octave. Intricate rhythms and melodies.

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        4 star rating

        Zez

        Location: from Portland, OR

        Difficulty Level:
        Intermediate/advanced

        February 29, 2012

        Dizzy Fingers Indeed

        Great piece, but you'll need to memorize it because of horribly placed page turns. Slightly advanced because it should be played rather quickly.

        2 of 6 people found this review helpful.

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        5 star rating

        Anonymous

        Location: from

        Difficulty Level:
        Intermediate/advanced

        April 6, 2009

        A fun and engaging piece

        Dizzy Fingers is a fun piece to learn. It is easily appreciated and exciting to perform. It has some technical aspects that require careful execution but not overly difficult.

        11 of 19 people found this review helpful.

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        5 star rating

        Ben

        Location: from Fort Wayne, IN

        Difficulty Level:
        Intermediate/advanced

        July 10, 2007

        Sounds impressive

        This song sounds a lot harder than it is. The only difficult part is the speed at which the scales are played in parts of the song. I was able to sight read it fairly well and memorize it in about three days. Definitely worth the few dollars it costs....

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        10 of 22 people found this review helpful.

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        5 star rating

        Harold Wade

        Location: from Houston, TX

        Difficulty Level:
        Intermediate/advanced

        April 9, 2007

        A "Classic" for the Novelty Piano Era

        A fun number to study and play. I consider Zez Confrey the tops in his genre of composition, the novelty piano era, just following the ragtime era. Although his "Kitten in the Keys" may be better known, I like "Dizzy Fingers" better.

        9 of 20 people found this review helpful.

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        5 star rating

        music_spawn

        Location: from Lanham, Md.

        Difficulty Level:
        Intermediate/advanced

        November 15, 2006

        Better know your scales!!!

        I'm 14, and this piece is fairly easy for me. BUT, i must tell you as a warning, you should know your scales very well, and try memorizing some of the areas where the broken scales are (memorized so you can play it with your eyes closed), it really helps...

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