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How to get consistentmore accurate performances with difficult passages (eg. the end of Chopin Nocturne in C# minor)

I am playing piano as a hobby, but I am putting a lot of effort into perfecting the pieces I like. 

Specifically, I am playing Chopin nocturne in c sharp minor and although I am playing it for a while, I have around 50 percent chance to mess up the long fast scale at the end (and when I don't mess up, I play it perfectly). 

Is there anything special I need to do in my practice beyond just repeating this scales many timetimes to get more consistent?

How to get consistent

I am playing piano as a hobby, but I am putting a lot of effort into perfecting the pieces I like. Specifically, I am playing Chopin nocturne in c sharp minor and although I am playing it for a while, I have around 50 percent chance to mess up the long fast scale at the end (and when I don't mess up, I play it perfectly). Is there anything special I need to do in my practice beyond just repeating this scales many time to get more consistent?

How to get more accurate performances with difficult passages (eg. the end of Chopin Nocturne in C# minor)

I am playing piano as a hobby, but I am putting a lot of effort into perfecting the pieces I like. 

Specifically, I am playing Chopin nocturne in c sharp minor and although I am playing it for a while, I have around 50 percent chance to mess up the long fast scale at the end (and when I don't mess up, I play it perfectly). 

Is there anything special I need to do in my practice beyond just repeating this scales many times to get more consistent?

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How to get consistent

I am playing piano as a hobby, but I am putting a lot of effort into perfecting the pieces I like. Specifically, I am playing Chopin nocturne in c sharp minor and although I am playing it for a while, I have around 50 percent chance to mess up the long fast scale at the end (and when I don't mess up, I play it perfectly). Is there anything special I need to do in my practice beyond just repeating this scales many time to get more consistent?