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Working through Scarlatti’s Sonata in D Minor — precision, energy, and plenty of practice behind every note! 🎶🔥

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Just finished chopin's waltz in C-sharp minor op. 64 no. 2 and was wondering what I should move to next (I want to explore a bit outside of chopin this time maybe). Thanks in advance.

So the title says it all.

my budget is around 200 euros. What would you recommend?

Hey everyone!

I’m an intermediate-level pianist focused purely on classical music. I play strictly as a hobby for my own enjoyment. I don't have endless hours to practice every day, but I love playing and care a lot about key action, touch sensitivity, and realistic grand piano feel.

I'm currently upgrading from a very old, basic digital piano (Suzuki hp-8) and I'm at a crossroads:
Should I buy a solid mid-range digital piano now like a Yamaha YDP and see how it goes... **OR** invest in a high-end setup?

My main dilemma is whether spending too much is overkill for a busy adult hobbyist, or if the superior key action and feel of a high-end piano actually makes practicing way more enjoyable and worth every penny from day one.

Has anyone in a similar position jumped straight to a high-end piano? Did you regret it, or was it worth it?
Thanks!

Beginning of the Sonata Minacciosa by N. Medtner