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There is a considerable amount of ornamentation in the right hand, for instance the prolonged trills in measures 34 and 52–54. The left-hand features sweeping legato arpeggios from the bass to the tenor, while the right-hand often plays a contrapuntal duet and a soaring single melody. The second nocturne in E ♭ major features a 12Ĩ time signature, triplet quavers in the bass, and a lento sostenuto tempo marking. This piece was performed by Vladimir Horowitz in his television debut concert at Carnegie Hall in 1968, which was broadcast nationwide by CBS. The piece was described by Frederick Niecks (Chopin's biographer) as: 'we will note only the flebile dolcezza of the first and the last section, and the inferiority of the more impassioned middle section'. The first, at bars 71–72, marks the transition from B section back to A, while the second, at 98–101, concludes the piece, in F major. There is then a large section of arpeggios and finishing off on six final chords, then modulates to the parallel key of F major for an interrupted final cadence. There is then a large variation on the first theme where the main tune is played with other notes in between. A descending scale and some large chords completes this section and leads it onto the first theme again. This then repeats three further times until a completely new section comes in with a melody in the right hand and triplet broken chords in the left (see score on left). It starts off with some fast, triplet quavers and then three loud ( forte) chords. Tanks like malphite and cho are also really hard after they get bramble vest.A tempo change to più mosso speeds up the piece. Irelia is the easiest match up cuz you can just block her Q and she can't escape at all. You can also peel for your carries, by simply ulting and Eing whatever is attacking them.įor match ups, I found that tanks and juggernauts are the hardest to deal with, but bruisers, fighters, squishies and ranged champs are super easy. If you zone them away from your team, you're doing your job. You still beat them 1v1, it just takes a while. In teamfights, you don't want to oneshot the enemy carries or kill them all in 1v5 or whatever, instead, you just want to annoy the enemy carries. You can also take GA or DD but I like the fulltank options more. Stoneplate is really good, randuins aswell.

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Of course, ulting a shaco who hasn't used ult or Q yet is a waste, but if you spot a nidalee for example at her red buff, take the free kill.įor itembuild, rush stridebreaker, so noone can ever escape from you, then steraks. You should also ward the enemy jungle for some free kills on their jungler. I always take tp, crash the wave (which is also super easy for nocturne), reset, ult bot and tp back top before losing a single cs. So much for laning, but as nocturne it's also super easy to roam. With your passive you benefit from the wave and you can 1v1 almost anyone.Īlternatively, you can kinda gank your own lane and ult them when they are too far from their turret.

At first you stay back and pretend to let them crash, then right before their huge wave does crash, you go Q E on them and slice them up. So you know how the toplane dynamic works right, player A builds a slowpush, crashes the wave, resets and then player B does the same and so on. You want to take conqueror, presence of mind, tenacity or alacrity, last stand and for 2ndary you go into inspiration tree and take time warp tonic and biscuits. The biggest difference to jungle nocturne are the runes. I hit master 100 lp on euw playing nothing but nocturne top with 70% winrate.

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