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Ja ha ha! I enjoy listening to her Chinese ACCENT! Very cute 🥰! Name each chords and keynotes by LETTERS 🔠🔠🔠🔤 s helpful always when playing, counting is important too. Cannot see what your playing in this video dear! Incomplete! 😮

NAMING EACH keynote or chords by LETTERS 🔤🔠 🍏🔠🍏 is very helpful always when playing!! And counting is important too!!

Ting ting?! Ni hao kan! I am listening to you ting ting! ❤

Feel like studying with a very great pianist

You have a beautiful singing voice. NO need for apologies .Superb lesson.

Thank you very much, i found tht your ideas is also very helpful for violinist.

Most people who can only play one thing on the piano can play chopsticks. This piece is the only thing I ever learned to play, I can't read music, I just got someone with the patience of a saint to teach me bar by bar. I must have played those first few bars millions of times as I slowly programmed my muscle memory. Being the only thing I could play, it's fair to say I mastered it, played it in every style going to fully explore the notes. Those top notes should melt into one another as they tumble and cascade into the lower melody. I think of it like pouring milk, one of Schubert's friends remarked when he would play it himself that it sounded like tiny mice running up and down the keys. You have nailed this too in that regard, and I'm more comfortable with your interpretation than many renowned pianists. You could have saved my friend a lot of patience and energy if you had posted this back then haha

Thank you Tingting. I loved your tutorial. You gave me much food for thought going forward with my practice of this piece. You're a lovely player and teacher.

Personally I think sometimes the RH can be a bit softer, let the LH speak, and be shaped more. The trio could flow a bit more, have less rubato, and have some more dynamic. Other than that great tutorial!

There's a great melody and harmony in this piece which gives you joy, hope, some sadness and then back & forth n_n

It's a lovely piece from Schubert.. I wonder if its possible to play this on yamaha p225 digital piano?

Oh my God! You’re such a great teacher! Love it!

谢谢您 在这里学到好多技巧😊

Thank you so much this tutorial helped me so much to play out the feeling

Thank you.. it was fantastic👏👏👏👏

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and I enjoy playing the piano🎉🎉❤

I like the way you give music lessons and it's very easy to understand, and you really understand the technique of playing the piano well

the pianist's playing is really amazing, I really like watching it

Wow Amazing playing piano

I want to know. Why or it seems you almost have only asian students? Or their roots are in asia. I know you come from china too. But here in germany thats the case too. Most or many new students at universities of music or other higher musical schools have asian roots too. To make classical music seems very very popular in china, japan and so on.

需要一个科代表。

amazing playing, and super helpful tips! thank you!

Good analogy to imagine what rubato should be and easy to explain to transfer what actually rubato it is. Thank you for your proof of hard work and kindness for sharing.

Thank you for sharing great explain for imagination. Simple but not easy.

is it a mistake if I play octaves instead of an octave and a single note?

Wow very professional and easy to teach instructions. Thank you very much!!!!❤

Excellent! Really well done. Just sent this to one of my students who is working on this beautiful Impromptu. Great practice ideas to help supplement what and how we have already worked!

Parabéns pelo seu trabalho de informar com detalhes, o desenvolvimento harmônico dos arpejos desse lindo prelúdio.

听张老师授课真是享受！感谢！

講得很清楚欸 不過腦子是弄懂了，手就是跟不上😢 （小時候學了兩年，現在回頭去學發現真不簡單)

Thanks for all your hard work to explain this piece. How do you fit the rhythms 8 against 5 in bar 6 , dont see any arrows showing this. The arrows in bars 2-4 agree with my drawn arrows on my manuscript, so we agree on this ! Bit more practical detail on pedaling would help. Thanks, Ron

I never grow tired of listening to this hauntingly beautiful piece. But it wasn't until I decided I wanted to try to learn to play it, thinking it seemed an easy piece to sight read, that I realized how difficult it really is. Your performance here is one of the best I have heard: a perfect balance of delicacy, fire, the moments of torment in the left hand trills, all the while bringing out all of the melodies with crystal clarity. I had not known about Schubert's failing health when he wrote (improvised) this piece; on this performance I believe I can feel his longings, regrets perhaps, and ultimate sense of resolution and peace. Thank you for this gift.

Donˋt look down! nice advice but Dr. Tingting, you were looking down lots of moments while playing the Clementi sonata, hm, hm…

Hello Dr . Do you know where i can find a sheet music for this etude with fingering numbers?

謝謝老師分享！分享伍德筆記❤❤❤ 中級階段5個要點： 1-0. 基本功(練習時間控制33%內)，有量的積累；才有質的突破，技巧實現音樂；音樂體現技巧，正規的鋼琴學習不可或缺得部分，很枯燥。 1-1. 手指：跑動的速度、獨立性、指尖的力量、觸鍵的方法 1-2. 最直接的訓練方式：音接、琶音、和弦、練習曲 2-0. 音樂表現力：曲子的強弱、性格、意境、想法、特點表現出來 2-1. 如何培養：需要知道曲子最終彈出來是怎樣的、情緒是怎樣的，標準示範很重要 2-2. 平常要多聽音樂，RUclips對於學音樂，是個非常好的資源，想聽誰的曲子、聽誰演奏都能找的到。 3-0. 要接觸不同時期/作曲家的作品 3-1. 巴洛克時期：巴赫為代表 3-2. 古典樂派：海頓、莫札特、貝多芬、克爾門第、庫郎的小奏鳴曲 3-3. 浪漫派：舒曼、蕭邦的圓舞曲 3-4. 20世紀後：具有代表性的熱門歌曲等等 4-0. 養成日常的練琴習慣：每天60分，每周5天，程度、曲目決定所需的練習時間。 4-1. 投入的時間、付出的心思，和獲得的功夫是一定成正比的！ 4-2. 培養「用心」練習的習慣：用耳朵認真地聆聽自己、動腦筋花心思的練琴、用心地要求自己做到最標準。練琴是腦力活動，而不是機械的動手指重複的盲練。不要一直重頭練，要分段練、用不同的速度練、有針對性的練，才是有效率的練。 5-0. 視奏能力：從最開始就要培養「讀譜能力」打好基礎、讀譜流暢，到了中級曲子難了長了，才能順利的把曲子學下來。 5-1. 視奏訓練：找比自己的程度簡單一點的曲子，每天花10分鐘左右，每周5天，視奏2~3手小曲子。2個月就能看到進步。 5-2. 練「視奏」要練習同時讀2條五線譜，不建議練單手。

About the best interpretation I have heard so far...a delicate piece played so delicately by a delicate looking bodied pianist!

Excellent check list. Excellent teacher. 1.) Don't play right away. Look over the whole piece of music first. a. Clef Sign, Key Signature, Time Signature b. Hand position c. Starting and ending notes/chords d. Look for I-VI below I. Patterns (Scales and chords, broken or blocked) II. Range of the piece (highest and lowest notes in both clefs) III. Jumps or changes of hand position. 8va? 8vb? IV. Articulations (Legato, Staccato, Slurs; Phrases where singer would take a breath ) V. Black key notes (From key and accidentals) VI. Fingerings (Changes due to III) 2.) Ghost Play (~ 1 minute) 3.) Establish Tempo and Count (Deliberately slow) Dynamics (Loud, Soft, crescendo, diminuendo)? Repeats (D.C. al Fine or Codas)? Pedaling? Unexpected Rests or Silent Measures?

Thank-you, for this outstanding lesson. 1.) Don't fix any mistakes while sight reading a piece. No pauses or stops. 2.) Don't look down except for hand position change. 3.) Always look ahead at least one measure. 1? 4.) Read notes in groups. 2? 5.) Know music theory 3? 6.) Play hands together

You are the best music teacher I have ever seen. Thank you.

Thank you for yoir expertise on taking this piece apart Tingting. My Mom played all my life and Im.going to challenge myself to learn this piece as much as I can. ❤ 🎹

I can hear it inside. I prefer the pure sound of the notes.. Sounds like someone who learnt yo play by ear!. I find singing very disruptive.

❤️❤️❤️

I think you underrate your voice. It sounds exquisite.

I’m not a singer. Sure.

Your explanations make me feel why I love Schubert so much.

I got a tip from a professor that i shouldn't look down at the keys at all when sight reading . To learn to orient myself like i am blind. but as an early intermediate student that s very hard to do. I found that almost everyone looks down.... what is your opinion about that ?

请问您在国内的网站有账号吗？

I love the way you teach! Thank you so much for sharing your talents!

God, sent me an angel. I'm learning this piece at the moment. Thanks for your excellent tips, really helpful. 🤍🤍🤍😇😇😇

Fabulous lesson on sight-reading! I watched your video yesterday, and today played through a short piece I’d never looked at before. It was by far the best job at sight-reading I’ve ever done in my life! I feel like a whole new world has opened up to me. I’ve been playing the piano since I was tiny but never came close to becoming adept at sight-reading. Your step by step approach here is so thorough and helpful. Thank you, thank you, thank you!