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I mean, you can attempt it, but La Campanella is significant step up in difficulty, and some of the difficulties will seem insurmountable and strainful unless you know what you need to do to master the piece. As a general rule, I would not advice learning pieces that you need to spend a year on. If you instead study pieces you can master in a month, you'll learn twelve pieces in a year that all will help grow your skills in a variety of ways, establishing a much better foundation for tackling more difficult pieces. In that sense, the Fantasie Impromptu and Rach prelude sounds to be just about right for you right now! Study some more pieces that are around that difficulty or slightly harder and you'll reap way more rewards. Nothing is stopping you from dabbling with La Campanella on the side of that and seeing what you can do, however. But if you can't make significant headway with it in a month, I would advice you to drop it, study other things, and come back to it later.