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my piano spacetime
Добавлен 16 окт 2022
Welcome to my piano spacetime, where I am sharing with you my passion for piano classical music.
Beside videos with my own performance of various works from classical piano repertoire, you will find study-tutorials providing insights on technical issues and practice methods, that might be of your interest if you intend to study those pieces or in general to explore issues around piano technique and piano performance.
I hope you will enjoy it!
Contacts: mypianospacetime@gmail.com
Beside videos with my own performance of various works from classical piano repertoire, you will find study-tutorials providing insights on technical issues and practice methods, that might be of your interest if you intend to study those pieces or in general to explore issues around piano technique and piano performance.
I hope you will enjoy it!
Contacts: mypianospacetime@gmail.com
Farewell to the Chickering Piano (2/2) - Daniela Mastrandrea - Luce Ovunque
This is my performance of Daniela Mastrandrea's Luce Ovunque ("light everywhere"), from the album Lo Specchio ... this is "chapter 2" of my farewell to my old Chickering piano, I hope you will enjoy it!
You may find chapter 1 of my farewell to my old Chickering piano here:
ruclips.net/video/wb3ZuUvn5JU/видео.html
You may find Daniela Mastrandrea's original performance of this piece on her RUclips channel here:
ruclips.net/video/iplv895x4CU/видео.htmlsi=VWLPncyLEEiaTv3f
You may listen to the full album Lo Specchio here (and it will be a marvelous experience...):
Available on: lnkfi.re/LoSpecchio
The music score of the album Lo Specchio, that includes Luce Ovunque and other thirteen beautiful orig...
You may find chapter 1 of my farewell to my old Chickering piano here:
ruclips.net/video/wb3ZuUvn5JU/видео.html
You may find Daniela Mastrandrea's original performance of this piece on her RUclips channel here:
ruclips.net/video/iplv895x4CU/видео.htmlsi=VWLPncyLEEiaTv3f
You may listen to the full album Lo Specchio here (and it will be a marvelous experience...):
Available on: lnkfi.re/LoSpecchio
The music score of the album Lo Specchio, that includes Luce Ovunque and other thirteen beautiful orig...
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Farewell to the Chickering Piano (1/2) - Frédéric Chopin - Polonaise Fantaisie in A flat major Op.61
Просмотров 992 месяца назад
This is my performance of Frédéric Chopin's Polonaise Fantasie Op.61 ... "chapter 1" of my farewell to my old Chickering piano, I hope you will enjoy it! You may find chapter 2 of my farewell to my old Chickering piano here: ruclips.net/video/6ngpXbyw370/видео.htmlsi=14OHL4KY3_S7oarf Several RUclips channels reported about scammers approaching subscribers and soliciting donations...please rest ...
Gottlieb Muffat TUTORIAL Part 1, Air, from Suite in B Flat
Просмотров 382 месяца назад
This is my study discussion about Gottlieb Muffat's Air from Suite in B Flat, I hope you will enjoy it! You may find in this channel also a video with my own performance of this work at: ruclips.net/video/QnN3Qxevyys/видео.html You may find a free music score of this piece on the web at this link: imslp.org/wiki/File:PMLP148279-muffat_theo_tdp.pdf A music score version with fewer ornaments can ...
Gottlieb Muffat TUTORIAL FULL VIDEO, Air, from Suite in B Flat
Просмотров 932 месяца назад
This is my study discussion about Gottlieb Muffat's Air from Suite in B Flat, I hope you will enjoy it! You may find in this channel also a video with my own performance of this work at: ruclips.net/video/QnN3Qxevyys/видео.html You may find a free music score of this piece on the web at this link: imslp.org/wiki/File:PMLP148279-muffat_theo_tdp.pdf A music score version with fewer ornaments can ...
Daniela Mastrandrea - TUTORIAL FULL VIDEO - Danza Lenta (from Mondi Paralleli)
Просмотров 593 месяца назад
This is my study discussion about Daniela Mastrandrea's Danza Lenta, from the album Mondi Paralleli, I hope you will enjoy it! You may find in this channel also a video with my performance of this work at: ruclips.net/video/i1E7_l59ErI/видео.html The music score of the album Mondi Paralleli, that includes Danza Lenta and other thirteen beautiful original compositions from Daniela Mastrandrea ca...
Daniela Mastrandrea - TUTORIAL Part 2 - Danza Lenta (from Mondi Paralleli)
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This is Part 2 of my study discussion about Daniela Mastrandrea's Danza Lenta, from the album Mondi Paralleli, I hope you will enjoy it! You may find Part 1 of this discussion here: ruclips.net/video/xjULrfZ383Q/видео.html You may find in this channel also a video with my performance of this work at: ruclips.net/video/i1E7_l59ErI/видео.html The music score of the album Mondi Paralleli, that inc...
Daniela Mastrandrea - TUTORIAL Part 1 - Danza Lenta (from Mondi Paralleli)
Просмотров 323 месяца назад
This is Part 1 of my study discussion about Daniela Mastrandrea's Danza Lenta, from the album Mondi Paralleli, I hope you will enjoy it! You may find Part 2 of this discussion here: [Part 2 will be posted soon] You may find in this channel also a video with my performance of this work at: ruclips.net/video/i1E7_l59ErI/видео.html The music score of the album Mondi Paralleli, that includes Danza ...
Daniela Mastrandrea - Danza Lenta (from Mondi Paralleli)
Просмотров 1523 месяца назад
This is my performance of Daniela Mastrandrea's Danza Lenta, from the album Mondi Paralleli, I hope you will enjoy it! You may find my study discussion on this piece here: [the video will be posted soon] The music score of the album Mondi Paralleli, that includes Danza Lenta and other thirteen beautiful original compositions from Daniela Mastrandrea can be purchased at these links: Digital scor...
Gottlieb Muffat TUTORIAL Part 2, Air, from Suite in B Flat
Просмотров 373 месяца назад
This is my study discussion about Gottlieb Muffat's Air from Suite in B Flat, I hope you will enjoy it! The Part 1 of the discussion is available here: You may find in this channel also a video with my own performance of this work at: ruclips.net/video/QnN3Qxevyys/видео.html You may find a free music score of this piece on the web at this link: imslp.org/wiki/File:PMLP148279-muffat_theo_tdp.pdf...
Gottlieb Muffat Air, from Suite in B Flat
Просмотров 1284 месяца назад
This is my own performance of Gottlieb Muffat Air, from his Suite in B Flat, I hope you will enjoy it! You may find my study discussion on this piece here: ruclips.net/video/4YFxWGU6cN4/видео.html You may find a free music score of this piece here: imslp.org/wiki/File:PMLP148279-muffat_theo_tdp.pdf The above version might be rather problematic to play at the piano in case you want to respect th...
JS Bach TUTORIAL PART 2 prelude and fugue N.21 in B flat major, well-tempered clavier book 1 BWV 866
Просмотров 3545 месяцев назад
This is my study discussion about Bach's prelude and fugue in B flat Major from Book 1 of The Well Tempered Clavier, I hope you will enjoy it! You may find Part 1 of this discussion here: ruclips.net/video/Y0yO3Hh8kpk/видео.html You may find in this channel also a video with my own performance of this work at: ruclips.net/video/Ll-Y9Q0u4UY/видео.html If you liked the video, please press like, s...
JS Bach TUTORIAL FULL VIDEO prelude & fugue 21 in B flat major, well-tempered clavier book 1 BWV 866
Просмотров 2445 месяцев назад
This is my study discussion about Bach's prelude and fugue in B flat Major from Book 1 of The Well Tempered Clavier, I hope you will enjoy it! You may find in this channel also a video with my own performance of this work at: ruclips.net/video/Ll-Y9Q0u4UY/видео.html If you liked the video, please press like, share it and subscribe to my channel, this is a free way to support my work. If you wan...
JS Bach TUTORIAL PART 1 prelude and fugue N.21 in B flat major, well-tempered clavier book 1 BWV 866
Просмотров 9945 месяцев назад
This is my study discussion about Bach's prelude and fugue in B flat Major from Book 1 of The Well Tempered Clavier, I hope you will enjoy it! You may find in this channel also a video with my own performance of this work at: ruclips.net/video/Ll-Y9Q0u4UY/видео.html If you liked the video, please press like, share it and subscribe to my channel, this is a free way to support my work. If you wan...
JS Bach -prelude and fugue No.21 in B flat major- The well-tempered clavier - book 1- BWV 866
Просмотров 3286 месяцев назад
This is my own performance of Bach's prelude and fugue in in B flat major from Book 1 of The Well Tempered Clavier, I hope you will enjoy it! You may find study discussion on this piece here: [the study discussion will be posted later] If you liked the video, please press like, share it and subscribe to my channel, this is a free way to support my work. If you want, you may further support thro...
Claude Debussy - Les collines d'Anacapri, Préludes book 1
Просмотров 1147 месяцев назад
This is my own performance of Debussy 's Les collines d'Anacapri, from Préludes book 1; I hope you will enjoy it! You can find the free music score of this piece at: s9.imslp.org/files/imglnks/usimg/c/c0/IMSLP271215-PMLP02394-Debussy_-_Les_collines_d'Anacapri.pdf If you liked the video, please press like, share it and subscribe to my channel, this is a free way to support my work. If you want, ...
P D Paradisi - Study Discussion - Toccata in A major
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P D Paradisi - Study Discussion - Toccata in A major
Johannes Brahms - TUTORIAL FULL VIDEO - Romanze in F major, Op.118 No.5
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Johannes Brahms - TUTORIAL FULL VIDEO - Romanze in F major, Op.118 No.5
Johannes Brahms - TUTORIAL PART 2 - Romanze in F major, Op.118 No.5
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Johannes Brahms - TUTORIAL PART 2 - Romanze in F major, Op.118 No.5
Johannes Brahms - TUTORIAL PART 1 - Romanze in F major, Op.118 No.5
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Johannes Brahms - TUTORIAL PART 1 - Romanze in F major, Op.118 No.5
Johannes Brahms - Romanze in F major, Op.118 No.5
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Johannes Brahms - Romanze in F major, Op.118 No.5
Claude Bolling - TUTORIAL Part 3 - Just Jokin' - Chorus 3 and Coda
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Claude Bolling - TUTORIAL Part 3 - Just Jokin' - Chorus 3 and Coda
Claude Bolling - TUTORIAL FULL VIDEO - Just Jokin'
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Claude Bolling - TUTORIAL FULL VIDEO - Just Jokin'
Claude Bolling - TUTORIAL Part 2 - Just Jokin' - Chorus 1 and 2
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Claude Bolling - TUTORIAL Part 2 - Just Jokin' - Chorus 1 and 2
Claude Bolling - TUTORIAL Part 1 - Just Jokin'
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Claude Bolling - TUTORIAL Part 1 - Just Jokin'
S. Rachmaninoff, TUTORIAL Part 2 - prelude Op.32 N.12 in G sharp minor
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S. Rachmaninoff, TUTORIAL Part 2 - prelude Op.32 N.12 in G sharp minor
S. Rachmaninoff, TUTORIAL FULL VIDEO prelude Op.32 N.12 in G sharp minor
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S. Rachmaninoff, TUTORIAL FULL VIDEO prelude Op.32 N.12 in G sharp minor
S. Rachmaninoff, TUTORIAL, prelude Op.32 N.12 in G sharp minor Chapter 1 - A metaphorical narrative
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S. Rachmaninoff, TUTORIAL, prelude Op.32 N.12 in G sharp minor Chapter 1 - A metaphorical narrative
Sergei Rachmaninoff - Prelude in G sharp minor, Op 32 No 12
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Sergei Rachmaninoff - Prelude in G sharp minor, Op 32 No 12
Thank you so much for this video and for celebrating this composition. Probably in my top 5 all-time favorite pieces.
@@jamiegodfrey1860 thank you Jamie for expressing your appreciation
Thank you !
@@jljovano you are very welcome! Thank you for watching
Amazing! Such joy for Bach. Glad to find another brother infatuated with this wonderful music
@@zashuiva7324 thank you very much for your comment 🙏…I am glad to read that the joy that Bach generates in my spirit has resonated with yours…and yes it so miraculous that this joy is offered not only by pieces explicitly joyful, like this beautiful one, but also by those that express the dark and heavy dimensions of life…of course this applies with other great composers, yet in Bach it happens in a peculiar and special way, at least for me…🙏
You are really good! Thank you for posting.
@@rogerward8047 thank you for your very generous assessment!
Deeply deeply enjoyed, brother!!! Thanks, as always, for sharing your love of music with us!
@@frankjpeter I’m too pleased if you enjoyed “my” JSB, Frank! Thanks for your words and for visiting!
Wow! Beautiful 💜
@@marthaselleck7180 thank you Martha! I am very glad that you liked it…beautiful music, beautiful territory…I’ll keep it always in my heart, with the memory of your kindness as well!
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Beautiful playing! I love the multiple camera angles. One of my all time favorite pieces❤
Thank you Marti for your comment! I am very glad to read that you liked the video…and my best compliments for your channel!…truly marvelous, marvelously sweet❤️
great video! do you have any suggested sheet music for fingering guidance?
Thank you very much! No, unfortunately…you might want to watch the tutorial on the same prelude on Paul Barton’s channel. I remember there were a few fingering tips that might be helpful for you. Thanks for your visit!
To hear the tutorial of this, jump to Minute 20.
"Beauty will save the world!", Fyodor Dostoevsky
I welcome with reverence your quote in my channel Petar! Thank you…It’s for me a marvelous and mysterious statement and I do feel music is a privileged gate possibly leading us toward the profound core of it… 🙏❤️
Heartfelt gratitude, maestro, from your student Frank!
Your gratitude is mirrored and magnified in mine for you, Frank!Your visit here is my honor and pleasure 🕊️
Such a heartfelt farewell. Thank you so much for sharing.
Frank, thank you for welcoming my performance in your time and listening to it. It’s a great reward for the hard work it took for me…studying and playing a beautiful piece is nurturing in itself, though finding through it a further chance of connection magnifies the joy and the value of the experience 🙏🙏
Grandissimo Alfre! 🎹🎵🎶☮️
Grazie Luca! Son contento se il video ti è piaciuto!
@@mypianospacetime9977 323113435364134Deco ancora vederlo tutto, qui è notte e sono un pò stanchino, a presto Alfre👍👋
...mi son partiti dei numeri a caso...mah😊
...devo ancora vederlo tutto
@@lucariboni5006 mi pareva un po’ tardino lì da voi 😊
Grazie di cuore per l’eleganza e la raffinatezza con cui parli della mia musica… e grazie per questo dono immenso… ❤️
Ciao Daniela, un grazie immenso a te, non “solo”per la tua bellissima musica ma anche per le tue parole così gentili, che mi rallegrano donandomi un bel sorriso nel cuore 🌄🙏 …e quanto aggiungo fa un po’ da sequel al commento che ti ho lasciato sul tuo canale…siccome il mio e’ un piccolo pianetino musicale, ne posso indirizzare l’orbita con una certa libertà ☺️decidendo verso quale delle meravigliose galassie musicali dirigerlo e gustarmi da vicino in modo personale, intimo e intenso, le loro (e quindi le tue) meraviglie…che fortuna…e che emozione quando alcuni mesi fa scoprii la galassia dei tuoi brani 🌌 💫✨⭐️🪐…e quella stessa emozione e’ riaffiorata così spesso e così intensa innumerevoli volte fino a oggi, nonostante la mia esplorazione, in effetti, sia ancora ai poco piu’ che primi passi…e mi son già perso in questa prima parte di bellezza sconfinata, ma non ho affatto fretta di ritrovare l’orientamento…❤️🌌🌸🌅 🌸🙏A prestissimo
Alfredo grazie di cuore per il dono che mi hai fatto di suonare la mia musica… e di suonarla con così tanto cuore e sentimento… mi piace davvero tanto il tuo modo di suonare… lo trovo diretto, autentico e genuino… ti abbraccio forte e ti condivido nella mia community… ❤🙏
Daniela…convocherò lo staff della mia security e li riprenderò duramente, questo canale è solo un umile diario di viaggio e non è degno della tua visita…avrebbero dovuto impedirtela con gentile fermezza, vatti a fidare …😄😄😄❤️❤️❤️ Scherzi a parte… … e’ un onore e un piacere troppo grande leggere le tue parole… dalla creatrice della meravigliosa musica che così tanto amo ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️ …… ma come ho fatto a vivere 50 anni senza di essa?!?!? Misteri della vita… per forza dovevo smaltire la troppa emozione, scherzandoci sopra😅 …Grazie di cuore della bellissima sorpresa del tuo commento, veramente troppo bello, troppo generoso…e del tutto inaspettato 🌸🌹🌸🌹🌸🌹
Alfredo… era doveroso, oltre che sentito, per quanto hai fatto per me… sempre grazie a te… ❤️
@@daniela.mastrandrea …il “fare” di cui parli altro non è’ che l’espressione, nei modi per me possibili (e spesso troppo modesti rispetto a quel che ricevo), dell’immenso piacere interiore generato dall’incontro con la tua bellissima musica e della gentilezza e generosità della persona che le da’ forma. Immensamente grazissime a te, Daniela 🌸❤️🙏
This is a beautiful piece. I must obtain it, but won’t be able to play it as sensitively as you have. Thank you for playing, memorizing!!, and posting. Are you retiring this piano and getting another?
@@rogerward8047 Thank you Roger for your kind words. I agree, it’s a beautiful piece, and beautiful are also the other pieces in the same album (you can find them on the artist’s channel). And the simplicity of its writing is as great as its beauty…if you want, have a look at the tutorial on my channel, some tips might be helpful, maybe. Yes, I had to give away the piano as I am in the process of repatriating to my home country.
thank you so much
You are very welcome! I am glad if you enjoyed it
P.S. and congratulations for your channel, I started watching a few videos, truly very nice! Thanks 🙏
This is fantastic. Great work, sir.
Thank you very much for your comment, sir!I am very glad that you enjoyed it!
This is the piece I am currently working on and excited to apply your lesson soon. For years I assumed this piece was written by some impressionist as their contemporary take on what baroque sounds like to themselves. I was blown away when I realized it was written at the same time JS Bach was in his prime! Easily one of the most fantastic pieces ever composed in my mind.
Yes I feel the same…this is one of those magic pieces that transcend their time and space…and yes I also felt while studying how the game of delayed notes that would otherwise express the harmonies with clarity create colors at times resembling what normally found much later in post romantic pieces…. All the best for your work, most of all enjoy it profoundly, and…well you are kind but mine are not meant to be lesson, but rather sharing my thoughts and passion on what I do at the piano, a bit like when at high school I was doing when meeting with friends to work on an assignment and discussing our views on what to do to get it done to the best of our possibilities… Again, thanks for visiting!
I am honored beyond words, maestro, and am your humble student!
This is not a place of teachers and students, my friends…just a window to present my views, as when in high school at time I enjoyed my time with school mates in working together on some assignment, sharing our views and understanding…but…on top of this, this place would have never come to life if I didn’t come across, one day many years ago, your great teachings and wisdom!
I am inspired!!!
It’s you that inspired me with your passion, intelligence, integrity and generosity, my friend, my mentor and brother…
This was very helpful. Thank you!
Thank you for your feedback! So glad to hear that 🙏Enjoy this beautiful piece
You are most welcome Professor Frank! I am just very glad if you found it of interest!
Thanks so much for sharing this most interesting piece of music history, maestro.
Such an excellent tutorial. I've been practicing this etude for a few months, yet I've made no progress due to arm fatigue when increasing tempo. Despite numerous attempts, I couldn't figure out the right approach to overcome this problem. However, your explanation has made it clear which direction I should go on. Most guides for this etude simply advise to "relax your arm" without detailing how to do, and don't explain the key principles behind that arm relaxation. Thank you for this wonderful tutorial.
Thank you very much for your comment. I am immensely happy to read that you found this video helpful. Of course to make concepts clear I amplified the movements, once you get the idea you have to work on that right tiny amplitude of gestures that makes things work relatively comfortably… more a feelings than a seeing…plus consider that habits built-up with inappropriate practice may disturb the outcome at times… but what we understand in a particular piece become an asset to exploit in others…best luck and enjoy your time at the piano!
I just found your channel.. Thanks so much for your lessons and of course the beautiful playing 💙😊
It’s my pleasure to read that you found it interesting. Thank you very much for your exceedingly generous comment 🙏😊🙏
Thanks
You are very welcome
Beautiful and also enjoying the tutorial. Can you share how many bpm you are playing?
Thank you for you kind comment, Pamela…I had to check it myself, because I had no idea…🙃…I think I am floating around 84, each bit being for two quarters (…or 42 every four quarters, that perhaps helps to move more elastically…)…it’s such a beautiful piece that can be rendered in a thousand different ways…I am sure every time I play it I slightly change my tempo…and most of all, I like to float in it, slowing down for a bit or accelerating a bit through the phrases, as the emotions travel through notes and harmonies…
Do you have any tips on memorizing this piece? It's proving to be quite difficult!
Hi Tara, thanks for the question… I wish I had a magic wand for this, but I don’t, I can only share here my process: Two bars at a time. Left hand first. 3-4 times, slow. Right hand, do the same. Then, hands together, 3-4 times. At each repeat, try to reduce the number of notes you read. Here you can also build chords that may be familiar to you, holding notes, and repeat two three times each chords you made to internalize the harmonic frame. After doing the above on all chunks of a full phrase - about one line typically, 8 to 12 bars, try to put together all the 2-bar chunks. Don’t expect to have memorized this in one day. Memory will build gradually over a few days of repeating the above. 3-4 lines are a good target for a day. I would expect that repeating daily this over about 6-10 days you should build a fair memorization of the 3-4 lines. If you are disciplined in daily study even more than that. And then keep going to cover the rest of piece in the same process. Have you ever tried memorizing a poem? Is similarly hard, to me at least. Hope the above could be of some help. Should you come across better tips, I would be glad to hear them! Most likely the of all, enjoy your time. Stay well
PS Perhaps you have seen that in my channel I posted a study discussion about this piece
Thank you for sharing
It’s my honor and pleasure…thank you for your comment 🙏
Thank you for your guidance. 🎵💙
It was my pleasure to share my thoughts. I am glad if you found it of interest 🙏
@@mypianospacetime9977just subscribed! ❤
Thank you for an excellent lesson. I really enjoy listening and thinking about the true expression of this piece.
Thank you very much 🙏 I am pleased and honored to learn that! Yes it’s one of those jewels that could be turned in a thousand different ways, always discovering something new and unexpected of their beauty. Peace, Alfredo
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I am a beginner and this is really helpful. I love this piece and had been struggling with it . and I like you taking the time to go through each phrase slowly and with great insights. Thank you 🙏🏻
Thank you Francois, I am very glad for it, thank you very much for sharing your thoughts! I am pleased if this will be of a bit help for you to walk through the beauty of this piece to enjoy it more intimately, through your own feelings and rendition 😊👍🙏
Ciao Luca!Che piacere trovarti qui!
Grande Alfre❤
Thank you so much for mentioning me! Your video is so professional and fantastic! Congratulations and keep going! This is GOLD!
Dear Greg, thanks a lot for your very kind words! It was actually with pleasure and great interest that I watched your video on interpretation at the piano, as well as several others of yours, so rich and inspiring in their contents and generously offered to piano students and piano lovers! Thank you for visiting my channel!
Vivement when F. Couperin wrote the piece in an 18th Century was defined as “Deepljy” and is so in the dictionary of Couperin’s day. Bravo, you didn’t use the 20th Century, which too many musicians fall into. I use finger substitution rather than the sustain pedal. I didn’t need the pedal, and didn’t have a pedal when I transitioned to the harpsichord, a completely different hand technique. Interesting video. You viewers might initially practice the piece an octave higher to ensure they develop the proper voice leading before descending to the murky depths of the modern piano.
Thank you for the insights! I am glad that you found the video interesting. It’s interesting for me as well to read in your comment about vivement in 18th century dictionary, thank you 🙏 …I hadn’t the chance of verifying that and in my case it was primarily a vivid inner perception developed through listening different renditions and especially to the music while working myself on it. I personally think that if the non-storical action of playing at the piano is undertaken, a thoughtful exploration of what the instrument allows with the entirety of its tools and features is desirable , although the musical result with same means might differ greatly from player to player. And yes, I see your good point that for who wants to perform the piece at the harpsichord or other instruments, a different technical approach is needed as the sound aesthetic is profoundly different, as well the instrument action properties.
@@mypianospacetime9977 The playing on the piano is historically correct…one need go no further than the Dover reprint (English edition) of the Fr. Chrysander and J. Brahms Vol. 3 of Pieces de Clavecin published in 1888 in Paris and London And other than using modern clefs it’s an Urtext edition to my knowledge before the term came into use. A bit of of not so trivial trivia, Brahms owned a clavichord, not just any clavichord, but one previously owned by W A Mozart. Schirmer in the USA had an Instructional edition (current euphemism for the heavily edited versions) aka edited by Louis Oestrerle (published separately as well as part of volume 2 Early Keyboard Music from copyright 1904 and renewed in 1932. My point, there’s 135 year tradition in Europe and 119 year tradition in the USA of playing Couperin on the piano.
@@Renshen1957 very interesting and informative. Thank you 🙏
Thank you! What kind of piano is that?
You are welcome! It’s a Chickering piano. I was told it was produced around 1920
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Thank you so much, a beautifully fluid and subtly complex piece full of life, one of my favourite pieces of all music. And, well, mysterious.
You are very welcome! I am glad that you enjoyed the video!
Thank you, maestro!!!
You are very welcome, Professor!!!
Hello!! ¿Qué marca es el piano? ¿Qué año? Has certain warmth that makes it sound so beautiful ☺
es un Chickering piano, me dijeron que fue fabricado en 1920 ... ... sí, tocarlo es como tener una conversación con un viejo amigo, con algunas dolencias, pero un sabio y amable 😌 (thanks to Google translate for the help 😅)
@@mypianospacetime9977 Thank you for the response. For a moment I even thought that maybe it could be a Pleyel.
@@isostasique You are very welcome! Thanks for switching to English. I have read that 19th century Chickering pianos had been praised by Franz Liszt, who even owned one (as a gift from the company, quite a forward thinking promotional move, I guess😄). Just as historical curiosity 🙂
I am watching, listening, and learning, maestro! 🎶👍
I am pleased and honored, professor! … basically, you are observing the fruits sprouting up from your own garden 👩🌾🎵✋
Your passion for the music, generosity of spirit, and reverence for Chopin's intentions are deeply felt and appreciated, maestro. Thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge and insights with the world!
Grazie for your generous appreciative words Professor Frank! Basically, I simply keep throwing seeds into the furrows that you hardly ploughed for me with passion, intelligence and talent! And it’s my pleasure to enjoy the fruits that time to time sprout up after the persistent hard work in the music field 👩🌾 🎼 🎵🤠
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What a wonderful video dear Alfredo! I will recommend it to my students who play this Etude. It's fantastically done and your playing is marvelous. Thank you for mentioning me here!
@@gregniemczuk Dear Greg, it’s my great honor and pleasure to receive such a generous feedback from an accomplished artist as you are! I do feel your own presentation and this are complementary one another and feel deeply honored for you taking time to listen to my thoughts on the “byo-mechanic” foundations of the etude’s playing choreography, in the way I understood it. I am truly glad if you found something in my technical review of interest and hope will be of help for your students to find their own way to tame this marvelous “little beast” 😅
I’m learning this now, and this was very useful, especially the explanation of the role of the various voices. Thank you so much!!!
Thank you! I am glad that you found it useful! This also encourages my intention to produce a video on a piece of similar level soon. Enjoy your study around Les Barricades!
That’s great to hear! I look forward to watching more of your tutorials! ☺️
The prelude is Representing the cold winter winds of russia i think
It’s very plausible and realistic. Thanks for sharing it
Che bravo!
One of the best rendition of this piece!!!! Chapeau
That’s very kind for you to say, thank you!! 🙏 It’s quite an enigmatic and extravagant diptych…searching one’s own rendition is quite an adventure, and a hard work 😅(for me at least!)
@@mypianospacetime9977 I really love the Richter one. And I found your idea very similar. With an extra scent. Really beautiful.
I have just found and listened Richter’s performance, thank you for pointing it to me!🙏 … if you like, you might want also to listen to Friedrich Gulda, intriguing and provocative, and to Scott Ross at the harpsichord (for me always very enlightening in his approach to baroque music). Richter and these ones - among many others - are to me a sort of “sacred shamans”, like fixed stars in the sky, often far from each other, not to be copied of course, but to consider in the quest of my own understanding of the musical substance, exploring the infinite nuances and viewpoints that one can discover and express in Bach’s works… again thanks!
Keep making great videos. Become an online boss > Promo_SM !