What makes it tricky
6/8 is felt in two big beats of three eighths each, which feels very different from 3/4. There are many accidentals, mostly the G sharp of harmonic A minor, and the right hand covers a wide range from E up to high G.
How to practice it
- Count "1 2 3 4 5 6" slowly, leaning on 1 and 4, then clap the first phrase.
- Pick Right hand at 50% and mark every G sharp in your head before you play.
- Pick Both at 50%, then 75%. Keep the left-hand chords quieter than the melody.