Hey, I have a question. In the Coda section the bass note in the left hand plays : a-a-a-a/ a-e-a , but most of the pianists play a-a-a-b/ a-e-a like the Main theme, but I haven't seen a single sheet with those notes.
Hello, I'm wondering where I can find the exact sheet music you're showing here, I find I need help determining the proper fingerings. Thank you so, so much!
I work on it. I'm improving a way to play it with the thumb in the inside of the hand (everywhere) to shorten the distance between finger 1 and 5. I hope it will reduce the momentum of rotation, facilitating the rotation of the hand. I'm exercising to convert the energy from arm moving to the touch just by letting the hand roll. It's pretty amusing to see the ballet of arms and hand. Doing this, your hands are incurved and upper,,,
Honey a masterclass cannot be on technical skills to play a demanding but not extreme piece. There are more extreme pieces. Once you get the feel of Chopins technique you can play most of Chopin. A masterclass comes after you are playing the piece fluently with issues on interpretation, style, and other things. Not plink plonking a passage which is not so difficult after all.
Instead of spreading negativity, what else do you have to offer to the world? This channel has no ego pretention. It offers a human, sensitive approach to the piano. Perfection is not its goal.
Glad to hear, "honey". It's refreshing to know that it's still appropriate to alienate female educators on the pretense of pedanticism. Many thanks, as I'm glad to have been saved by the dreadful misnomer of "masterclass" on this informative video for an advance piece in the repertoire. Truly top marks at being a decent human being. Bravo! /s
totally agree with this. But the face is pretty and u know what that does. I wish people really looked at this objectively but I guess that is too difficult.
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I'm learning this same section right now but have hit a tempo barrier, thanks for this great in-depth tutorial and very impressive playing!
Hey, I have a question. In the Coda section the bass note in the left hand plays : a-a-a-a/ a-e-a , but most of the pianists play a-a-a-b/ a-e-a like the Main theme, but I haven't seen a single sheet with those notes.
I noticed this too...
Hello, I'm wondering where I can find the exact sheet music you're showing here, I find I need help determining the proper fingerings. Thank you so, so much!
I was searching up Winter Wind By Frederic Francois Chopin on Smule's Music Piano, and/but when I went on RUclips, I say this on my RUclips HomePage.
I work on it. I'm improving a way to play it with the thumb in the inside of the hand (everywhere) to shorten the distance between finger 1 and 5. I hope it will reduce the momentum of rotation, facilitating the rotation of the hand. I'm exercising to convert the energy from arm moving to the touch just by letting the hand roll. It's pretty amusing to see the ballet of arms and hand.
Doing this, your hands are incurved and upper,,,
very helping. you are wonferful
Thank you! Your channel is show!
Thank you very, very, very much. Really helpful and kind of you!
good video... for even schmucks like me who play it...
Too much talking, not enough showing
i would like but its at 420 likes sooo
Oh yes, indeed
Honey a masterclass cannot be on technical skills to play a demanding but not extreme piece. There are more extreme pieces. Once you get the feel of Chopins technique you can play most of Chopin. A masterclass comes after you are playing the piece fluently with issues on interpretation, style, and other things. Not plink plonking a passage which is not so difficult after all.
your level of condescendance is baffling
Instead of spreading negativity, what else do you have to offer to the world? This channel has no ego pretention. It offers a human, sensitive approach to the piano. Perfection is not its goal.
Glad to hear, "honey". It's refreshing to know that it's still appropriate to alienate female educators on the pretense of pedanticism. Many thanks, as I'm glad to have been saved by the dreadful misnomer of "masterclass" on this informative video for an advance piece in the repertoire. Truly top marks at being a decent human being. Bravo! /s
Honey? H O N E Y ?!!!
totally agree with this. But the face is pretty and u know what that does. I wish people really looked at this objectively but I guess that is too difficult.