I'm relearning this song but the speed, precision and delicate touch that you illustrated has me captivated; very inspiring! I hope to emulate this sound in the future.
My daughter is going to play this song for the competition in April 2014. We watched Dr.Alan 's cover for many songs. She played Toccatina last time and won the golden prize. Thank you very much.
I heard this performance. I felt the quickness of spiders' I come to mind that the spiders are moving quickly. Good job!!! Nice performance. Thank you so much. (I am a Japanese.)
My goodness, you pay 'EVERYTHING', THANK YOU. Your music has helped me so much as I have returned to studying music and trying to play. If I could package your talent, just so very perfect.
Musically expressive, at least for this piece. I enjoyed it... Burgmüller, one of the most underrated piano composers ever. He's brilliant and essential to gaining ground with technique, just as much as Hanon, theory/scales and Czerny.
The most essential ways are constant practice and IMPROVISATION. The latter part, sadly, has always been mostly neglected in formal music education. Besides, prima vista, exposure to large variety of music, rhythmic exercises, legato/staccato difference is important. Learning the "live and feel" the music, now that's a skill, how it is energy, feelings, flow, rhythms, not just an exercise but like a force of nature or some continous parabola. Only now, after 15 years, do I feel I finally "get" music well enough and can concentrate on it properly, as paradoxical as it sounds. Bach's Wohltemperierte and Beethoven's Sonatas are good ones to try out technique, even from beginning. Czerny is good too. Liszt, Rachmaninoff and Alkan, good at the later advanced stages.
My daughter and I absolutely love Dr. Huckleberry's playing! Every time my daughter has to learn a new piece we search for Dr. Huckleberry's videos to hear how he has played that piece.
Is this ROMANTIC PERIOD ? or Classical? I have to play a non-classical or barroque piece for a test, and i was thinking about this one. Very well played. thank you.
Hello Dr. Huckleberry: Love the way you play this piece. Your video is very helpful for my daughter, who is learning the piece. We have a question: we noticed you use the pedal a little bit here and there in the piece, but we can't always tell where because it's not clear in the image if your foot is actually pressing on the pedal or just sort of floating/resting above it. Can you give us some direction as to the use/importance of the pedal in this piece? Thanks in advance
In den meisten Ländern haben die Tastaturen keine Umlaute. Und dass die Ersatzschreibweise Burgmueller wäre, kann ja nun wirklich kaum jemand wissen, der Alan Huckleberry heißt.
FrizzlMizzl Ich weiss schon, dass dies ein deutscher Name ist. Ich hab 20 Jahre in Deutschland gewohnt. Leider hat meine Tastatur in den Staaten keine Umlaute oder "esszett"
All of those names are correct! Burgmüller's full name was Johann Friedrich Franz Burgmüller, but you often find it shortened. So you might see Friedrich Burgmüller or Johann Burgmüller, but it's all the same person.
Incredible talent, but this could've standed to slow down a little or at least keep a rhythm. Didn't feel like it had much soul/emotion to me. Still amazing though.
I'm relearning this song but the speed, precision and delicate touch that you illustrated has me captivated; very inspiring! I hope to emulate this sound in the future.
My daughter is going to play this song for the competition in April 2014. We watched Dr.Alan 's cover for many songs. She played Toccatina last time and won the golden prize. Thank you very much.
Cougrats to your daughter!
I heard this performance.
I felt the quickness of spiders'
I come to mind that the spiders are moving quickly.
Good job!!!
Nice performance.
Thank you so much.
(I am a Japanese.)
tarantella = spiders
Before you all someone else out realize your own stupidity
@Terrance Lau tf
I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE this piece!!!!!!!!!
My goodness, you pay 'EVERYTHING', THANK YOU. Your music has helped me so much as I have returned to studying music and trying to play. If I could package your talent, just so very perfect.
Musically expressive, at least for this piece. I enjoyed it... Burgmüller, one of the most underrated piano composers ever. He's brilliant and essential to gaining ground with technique, just as much as Hanon, theory/scales and Czerny.
The most essential ways are constant practice and IMPROVISATION. The latter part, sadly, has always been mostly neglected in formal music education. Besides, prima vista, exposure to large variety of music, rhythmic exercises, legato/staccato difference is important. Learning the "live and feel" the music, now that's a skill, how it is energy, feelings, flow, rhythms, not just an exercise but like a force of nature or some continous parabola. Only now, after 15 years, do I feel I finally "get" music well enough and can concentrate on it properly, as paradoxical as it sounds.
Bach's Wohltemperierte and Beethoven's Sonatas are good ones to try out technique, even from beginning. Czerny is good too. Liszt, Rachmaninoff and Alkan, good at the later advanced stages.
Loving it!👍😘👏🏻👏🏻💕👍😍😋❤️👍👏🏻👏🏻
I love the music you play Professor Huckleberry. I hope to play like you one day!
PERFECT !!!
I am learning Tarantella right now, well i can play it all without looking in to my book, but i HAVE to learn more so it will be as fast as this.
Beautiful ! I love it ! My piano teacher says that you are amazing !! ❤️❤️
Nice job, I am also learning this for technical test at Christmas.
My piano teacher is his college class mate, there good friends. :]
Wow!
Shêsh
wish me luck on my contest piano in surabaya using this music
Damn I remember learning this when I was 11 what a wonderfull peace
真的很厲害，我現在也在學這首，非常感謝您的分享
Wow ❤
Thank you! You are the best I've seen on RUclips playing this! I'll try to play it.
My Piano teacher told me to listen to this, because I’m surprised to play it. I hear it and I’m like whaaaaaaat she expects *me* to play that?!!!😅😂
Surposed
love this song
Madeleine Bakken agree
I agree too
It's actually IMTA level C2. Got us very confused, but I like this piece!!!
Hes going to remake it slower, that's what my piano teacher said. I play this piece. It's awesome!
Thanks for these recordings, its helping me a lot.
Muito bom!!! Parabéns!!
Really nice!
I'm playing this 4 my grade 3piano exam also I looooooooooooooooooooove this song!!!!!!!!!!!
Why?
It is beautiful
Dianne Wang hi
Bravo!!!!!!!!
Good playing and i am playing this song
Wow, you play so well. I'm starting to get into a bit of burgmuller, haven't explored him much yet...
My piano teacher assigned me to this piece 😲
great job! i'm leaning this song right now and will try to play like you :)
Nice 😊🎉😊
You really can feel the panic of the spiders
Full mark 100/100 !!
Wow! My fingers will never go that fast, but it's amazing to hear!
@MissHelenaPotter Thank you for your kind words. I am sure that you will be playing this piece some day very soon. Keep up the great work!
wow. I'm speechless...
My daughter and I absolutely love Dr. Huckleberry's playing! Every time my daughter has to learn a new piece we search for Dr. Huckleberry's videos to hear how he has played that piece.
Awesome!
I’m 10 yrs old and I just started playing 7 months ago and I’m already playing this
I like to listen it！
Burgmuller is considered to be in the Romantic era.
Thanks for the comment!
I like it!
Thanks for the compliment! What do you mean by "added a few songs"?
Great
i love it
Gooooooooood！
bravo!!!!!
que legal
Well done! I just uploaded this piece too :)
This deserves more likes
Is this ROMANTIC PERIOD ? or Classical? I have to play a non-classical or barroque piece for a test, and i was thinking about this one. Very well played. thank you.
I play this song too. This song is very difficult. It is very fast!!!
Damn me n the lads dancing to tarantella
❤❤❤❤
This is a very well-played piece. very impressive speed also.
wow
or do you play songs from anna Magdalena bach 's music book like musette
I play this song too.
❤
Hello Dr. Huckleberry:
Love the way you play this piece. Your video is very helpful for my daughter, who is learning the piece. We have a question: we noticed you use the pedal a little bit here and there in the piece, but we can't always tell where because it's not clear in the image if your foot is actually pressing on the pedal or just sort of floating/resting above it. Can you give us some direction as to the use/importance of the pedal in this piece? Thanks in advance
do you prefer playing john Sebastian bach songs,ludwig van Beethoven or burmiller?do you play minuet or inquietude?
It's Friedrich BurgmÜller ^^ it's a german name
yes.
In den meisten Ländern haben die Tastaturen keine Umlaute. Und dass die Ersatzschreibweise Burgmueller wäre, kann ja nun wirklich kaum jemand wissen, der Alan Huckleberry heißt.
Max Mustermann wow WTH dude
FrizzlMizzl Ich weiss schon, dass dies ein deutscher Name ist. Ich hab 20 Jahre in Deutschland gewohnt. Leider hat meine Tastatur in den Staaten keine Umlaute oder "esszett"
All of those names are correct! Burgmüller's full name was Johann Friedrich Franz Burgmüller, but you often find it shortened. So you might see Friedrich Burgmüller or Johann Burgmüller, but it's all the same person.
lol im learning this song but i will never play it this fast...well, maybe, but not like he did.
🥞🥞
I can play it but much slower
you can do it
There's a different version of tarantula
Is there a wrong note ??
I admire your speed and accuracy on the notes! I am practicing arabesque. is burgmillers name joann franz or friendrich?
Joaan Fredrich Franz Burgmuller.
Incredible talent, but this could've standed to slow down a little or at least keep a rhythm. Didn't feel like it had much soul/emotion to me. Still amazing though.
Ready Aim Fire actually the song changes rhythm and that’s what makes it awesome/impressive
Pretty cool anyway though
i'm 8 and i know how to play it
congratulations
Gratz, nobody cares
U need to rest longer in the quarter notes
Is there a wrong note ??