My piano teacher explained me that those crazy metronomic indications are the maximum speed at which the etude is an efficient exercise. When you get to a faster tempo than the indicated one, you're just wasting time getting your fingers to hurt.
@@MiScusi69 I had a really interesting talk with my piano teacher and she pointed out that the tempo tells you the character of the piece. You should practice the movement of just the arm in that time and concentrate on the harmonic structure. The fingers should just them use minimal movements to pluck the keys while the arm is moving. You shouldn't even listen to the indivudal fast notes, but the underlying harmony. She said to absolutely not practice them slowly, because you will lose sight (well- hearing I guess) of the underlying harmony. It's been an interesting experience practicing that way. I'm only a week in and by no means 'good', but I am already playing the first two at more or less at tempo with a weighless arm and I can do this for easily an hour without any issues or tiredness. It is completey different from how I used to practice.
Bruh I’m 13 and I am doing the 1st school of velocity and I am at 84 bpm to the half note, I just don’t think only a few pianists have reached his metronomic indications ya know
I've been going through a lot of addiction related issues. Not ashamed to admit. You're actually right. Those words are actually succinct. So much can be gained through suffering. Self realisation, determination, perspective, grit, perseverance... If people followed that advice, the world would have many, many wholesome people in it!
100% right. That’s exactly what the French philosopher Emil Cioran meant in his writings like On the heights of despair and the trouble with being born etc… he talks about “The Agony” and the grotesque. Much can be learned through agony!!
“ I know for many of you. He makes you practice a lot.” “He probably disturbs your fun times playing games with your friends.” Bold of you to assume I practice or have friends Mr. Lang.
When I was a child I suffered a lot in Czerny's etudes. Although I never became a professional musician, I actually appreciated Czerny's work more and more when I grew up.
Thank you Lang Lang honey . You explained the usefulness of Czerny very well . I love opus 299 no1 too , although mine is more like andante than presto .
Why are there so many haters of LL? He’s an amazing pianist and human being. Anyone that complains about him should rent out Carnegie Hall for 2 hours and program some of the massive pieces he plays and see how you do. Start with Liszt Don Juan fantasy. Just as I thought…crickets. No statue was ever erected for a critic.
A lot of Czerny etude videos are up now, and they are actually really nice to hear. I've played the etude that Lang played, but not nearly as fast. :) Lang is actually a very great advocate for classical music and the piano. I'm glad he's as popular as he is.
I was brought up on zcerny exercises, boy, had some fun, never got to master them like you do, never considered it fun either! Love your way of explained ng! Australia
@@czeynerpianistproducercomp7155 yeah, i don't really agree with 'the most beautiful' part though. IMHO Chopin etudes were better than those (Except Op. 740 No. 50, that etude sounds real good). Czerny etudes is better for practicing at home, and Chopin etudes is better for performing in recitals.
@@unnamed_boi you are totally wrong! The books I mentioned make a musical and technical ridicule out of the chopin studios that I consider super boring and overrated.
A great video that gives acknowledgment to Czerny’s exercises and a big slap in the face to those anti-Czerny people. Both Lang Lang and Yuja Wang learned Czerny. Needless to say these etudes are useful?
Czerny was a very good composer along with being good at writing studies. Dear teachers! If you have pupils with difficulties in moving fast with or just keeping "horizontal" hand-position and free movements. Do consider, that they may have rotator-cuff syndrome, which is not seldom at all. 4 short, strong muscles control the shoulder joint and may be so tight, that they make rotation very difficult. These pupils should be offered an operation, which is done by removing a bit of bone mass in the shoulder joint. I know so, because, i have "been there" and got the operation. Now I have totally free rotation and more relaxed shoulders while playing.
Thanks Lang Lang. I was wondering if it's a great idea to practise Czerny or not. I was taught with a/the Bayer method and eventually enjoyed it. As you indicated, if the pianist makes it fun, it will be fun. Inspiring! I couldn't get away with a suit like yours but I'm definitely going to try to bring a spring to my playing :)
Czerny has more difficult works than the one you mentioned, for example his first piano concerto dedicated to Mereaux, requires more virtuosity than what is seen in the score, even so his exercises Op.364, 369, 365, 388, 779 and others are extremely difficult than any Prokofiev or Liszt Study
The historic metronome usage was different than from todays reading. It changed at the end of the 19th century. Now we are confused about the metronome marks. Czerny published his teaching material for regular students, not for god-like virtuosis...
@gdudas, I am sorry for my inadequate English. Both ancient sources and our kids shows us that the theory that you mention don’t fit the music of C Czerny. A Parisian paper on music and piano playing (1833-1835) complain Czerny in his op 299 for 800 notes per minute. In Czerny’s op 740 no 13 Czerny himself mention 15 notes per second as a roughly maximum speed. Here on RUclips we find a number of children, some of them younger than 10 years playing Czerny op 299 much faster than the virtuoso Czerny himself. That is of course completely illogical.
Chopin Etudes aren't meant for showing off ! Each one of them has their own particular meaning.Czerny studies are ideal warming up exercises for the many piano works by Beethoven and Mozart.
@@canman5060 You lack a lot of culture, to say such a thing. you only know Op.849, 299 and 740. those are not even the best works of Czerny and some of the 740 are already more difficult than some Beethoven Sonatas and some etudes of Chopin, Beethoven and Mozart are preparation for Czerny Sonatas , Op. 692, 756, 399, 400, 365, 856 and 822 are great works of art far above any work by Beethoven, Mozart and Chopin
Sorry but it s not well played. The sound is poor, and the video cheats. Only the 2 study ( left hand ) is good ( with bad sound ) . You think I criticize him? Listen what he does in Haydn sonata in concert, that was really great!
Lang, one of the few pianists in the world who has reached the Czerny’s metronomic indications.
My piano teacher explained me that those crazy metronomic indications are the maximum speed at which the etude is an efficient exercise. When you get to a faster tempo than the indicated one, you're just wasting time getting your fingers to hurt.
@@MiScusi69 I had a really interesting talk with my piano teacher and she pointed out that the tempo tells you the character of the piece. You should practice the movement of just the arm in that time and concentrate on the harmonic structure. The fingers should just them use minimal movements to pluck the keys while the arm is moving. You shouldn't even listen to the indivudal fast notes, but the underlying harmony. She said to absolutely not practice them slowly, because you will lose sight (well- hearing I guess) of the underlying harmony. It's been an interesting experience practicing that way. I'm only a week in and by no means 'good', but I am already playing the first two at more or less at tempo with a weighless arm and I can do this for easily an hour without any issues or tiredness. It is completey different from how I used to practice.
Bruh I’m 13 and I am doing the 1st school of velocity and I am at 84 bpm to the half note, I just don’t think only a few pianists have reached his metronomic indications ya know
Literally everyone who calls themselves a pianist can play most in these tempi
The indicated tempi use another system than today's system. In order to convert them to our metronome system, you have to divide it by 2.
“Maybe you need to suffer a little bit”
Imagine how wonderful the world would be if people followed that advice.
I've been going through a lot of addiction related issues. Not ashamed to admit. You're actually right. Those words are actually succinct. So much can be gained through suffering. Self realisation, determination, perspective, grit, perseverance... If people followed that advice, the world would have many, many wholesome people in it!
@Rufina Ontiveros right, but this is a piano video on a Czerny piece
100% right. That’s exactly what the French philosopher Emil Cioran meant in his writings like On the heights of despair and the trouble with being born etc… he talks about “The Agony” and the grotesque. Much can be learned through agony!!
Look at that pure joy on his face when he played the piano. Wish I was like that when I practice...instead of throwing the book.
@@foljamb what's the difference between the two? don't they kinda seem like almost the exact same thing?
Well, progress a little and you'll be punching the book instead!
Brah😂
“ I know for many of you. He makes you practice a lot.”
“He probably disturbs your fun times playing games with your friends.”
Bold of you to assume I practice or have friends Mr. Lang.
You must be playing video games all the time
MR LANG IS A GREAT PIANIST
DONT U DARE INSULT HIM 😡
@@pianosbloxworld4460 i agree
@@zhc4387 Oh I don't know.
no one:
lang lang: ops TWO FORTY NINE
I'm dying..
Lmao I think Czerny was one of the *few* composers to reach such a huge opus number is what he was trying to say.
@@pubgplayer1720 Czerny 249 actually exists, but Mr. Lang Lang maybe meat 299
1:37-1:42 Those left hand scales...oh my...👏🎹
The articulation and clarity in rapid passages that pianists of this level have is just beautiful.
If Lang Lang would record an all Czerny CD of the Concert Etudes and Preludes & Fugues, it would be a hot seller.
I love how many of the great pianists of our time also seem like genuinely kind people!
Thank God Czerny is now being
re-acknowledged for his indispensable
contribution to Art.
Czerny taught Listz, what a guy!!
and Czerny learnt from Beethoven, Clementi and from Hummel. this last at the same time, was the student of Mozart
Liszt
Ferdinand Ries a contemporary of Ludwig van Beethoven.
@@coralreef909 Ludwig van Beethoven*
He taught the best pianists at that time, Liszt and Thalberg, what a teacher!!
I want to be as lay back as Lang Lang. I guess I should go practice.
Never seen Lang Lang so excited and goofy in a video, it was great!
His enthusiasm is contagious
You should check out his masterclasses. I don't care for his interpretations much, but he really is a great teacher and personality :)
Lang has transcended the everyday affairs of mortals; he's an interdimensional entity!!
When I was a child I suffered a lot in Czerny's etudes.
Although I never became a professional musician, I actually appreciated Czerny's work more and more when I grew up.
And I played the video games for 20+ years. Maybe I should've stuck with playing the piano.
OMG He plays so fast. :O
what happens when who practice piano for a lang lang time
Wow...I see what you did there ;-)
Thanks for motivation... I am on the beginning (exercise 6), but I already can see improvements of my hands.
This man is absolutely insane and I do not mind.
I might be in the minority but I enjoy Czerny.
You are not.
to play? or to listen to?
Thank you Lang Lang honey . You explained the usefulness of Czerny very well . I love opus 299 no1 too , although mine is more like andante than presto .
Lang lang the best pianist in the whole history and world!!!❤❤😊😊
Why are there so many haters of LL? He’s an amazing pianist and human being. Anyone that complains about him should rent out Carnegie Hall for 2 hours and program some of the massive pieces he plays and see how you do. Start with Liszt Don Juan fantasy. Just as I thought…crickets. No statue was ever erected for a critic.
Maybe they think that Lang Lang uses too much rubato.
They're jealous that LL has a good career and they don't basically
A lot of Czerny etude videos are up now, and they are actually really nice to hear. I've played the etude that Lang played, but not nearly as fast. :) Lang is actually a very great advocate for classical music and the piano. I'm glad he's as popular as he is.
Czerny is one of my favorite composers!
I was brought up on zcerny exercises, boy, had some fun, never got to master them like you do, never considered it fun either! Love your way of explained ng! Australia
Z C E R N Y
Czerny is mighty composer!
Lang Lang is the only pianist who could go gold recording something as mundane as Czerny exercises.
Czerny is basically the king of etudes.
Yes, Op.400, 399, 692, 756, 822 , 364, 369, 388 And 767 are the most Beautiful And Hard etudes.
@@czeynerpianistproducercomp7155 yeah, i don't really agree with 'the most beautiful' part though. IMHO Chopin etudes were better than those (Except Op. 740 No. 50, that etude sounds real good). Czerny etudes is better for practicing at home, and Chopin etudes is better for performing in recitals.
@@czeynerpianistproducercomp7155 oh and don't forget Liszt's etudes.
@@unnamed_boi you are totally wrong! The books I mentioned make a musical and technical ridicule out of the chopin studios that I consider super boring and overrated.
@@czeynerpianistproducercomp7155 uhh, what book? You didn't mention any book.
1:26 love that face🤣
ewww
@@Adar195 you have Don Corleone as your prof pic and you think sticking out the tongue is ewwww?
The School of Velocity. How fast can you go ?!
Lang Lang please Record all Op.365
Also 822 >__>
Upvote :P
Also he should do as Czerny asks, play every repeat 20 times
no 756！
@@YL-kl5iv op.756 Is more Beautiful And Hard than Chopin Etudes
@@darkzaid7772 exactly! But I like the Chopin etudes more
I think the same about Czerny. Thanks lang lang, i like you
Same !! Feels good knowing the big shots had to struggle with Czerny too .
A great video that gives acknowledgment to Czerny’s exercises and a big slap in the face to those anti-Czerny people.
Both Lang Lang and Yuja Wang learned Czerny. Needless to say these etudes are useful?
You
Made me 😂😂😂 in the middle of the night😂❤❤
If Lang Lang says it then it must be the secret path
Love the czerny
I recommend Czerny Op.692, 756 And 400.
@@czeynerpianistproducercomp7155 yes...ty bud
67 and just started “suffering” with 299, lol!
This is so frivolous...
Truly legendary!
What is the name of the 2nd Czerny peice he played
Op.740 no.31 :)
What I think of Czerny? I criminally underrated composer
Bruh how did czerny compose so much
Czerny was a very good composer along with being good at writing studies. Dear teachers! If you have pupils with difficulties in moving fast with or just keeping "horizontal" hand-position and free movements. Do consider, that they may have rotator-cuff syndrome, which is not seldom at all. 4 short, strong muscles control the shoulder joint and may be so tight, that they make rotation very difficult. These pupils should be offered an operation, which is done by removing a bit of bone mass in the shoulder joint. I know so, because, i have "been there" and got the operation. Now I have totally free rotation and more relaxed shoulders while playing.
Thanks Lang Lang. I was wondering if it's a great idea to practise Czerny or not. I was taught with a/the Bayer method and eventually enjoyed it. As you indicated, if the pianist makes it fun, it will be fun. Inspiring!
I couldn't get away with a suit like yours but I'm definitely going to try to bring a spring to my playing :)
When I practice czerny I forget that 3 hours have past by
He’s amazing at piano but his skin also looks very nice
Ling Ling!
Twoset
Twoset
I was looking for this comment
You really have to watch his Rachmaninoff Concerto No 3. It is truly something to behold.
Lang Lang please record Czerny Op.756
Op. 756, or "that set of Czerny etudes that only has 1 available sheet music in the internet."
I ask myself like a layman who does not practice 8 hours a day can play Allegro and Presto so quickly with the 16th notes.
Oke he has that crazy lol.
Dear Lang: Please play.
He's really great ! and must be played in concerts 💥💥💥
Czerny?…great work!…
Lang Lang makes it sound great.
He makes playing Czerny sound effortless , but it ain't .
No pain no gain hahahhaa
opus TWHHHOOOOO ninety nine
Oh gosh, the first one he played I played years ago. (Certainly much slower.)
Carl Journey?
Czerny!
@@sagacity7786 of course. I was just kidding.
Salvation by Grace alone lol i see, I thought you were being serious whoops
@@sagacity7786 it was the way how it sounded from Lang's mouth.
Lang Lang clearly wasn't ready to play at that speed
What is the price at 1:12?
Op.740 (699) etude 31
@@czeynerpianistproducercomp7155 thank you
$ 15,25
-6.5 dollars on amazon- IMSLP.
Czerny exercises is prep for playing the Prokofiev 2nd and 3rd concertos. LOL !
Czerny has more difficult works than the one you mentioned, for example his first piano concerto dedicated to Mereaux, requires more virtuosity than what is seen in the score, even so his exercises Op.364, 369, 365, 388, 779 and others are extremely difficult than any Prokofiev or Liszt Study
@@czeynerpianistproducercomp7155 lmao no
What's the name of the second piece he played?
오빠 멋져 짱
Well wish me luck I should play this for my exam 😐😓
"Ops"
Lang Lang: Pro-suffering
What do I think about Czerny? I try not to...
The historic metronome usage was different than from todays reading. It changed at the end of the 19th century. Now we are confused about the metronome marks. Czerny published his teaching material for regular students, not for god-like virtuosis...
@gdudas, I am sorry for my inadequate English. Both ancient sources and our kids shows us that the theory that you mention don’t fit the music of C Czerny. A Parisian paper on music and piano playing (1833-1835) complain Czerny in his op 299 for 800 notes per minute. In Czerny’s op 740 no 13 Czerny himself mention 15 notes per second as a roughly maximum speed.
Here on RUclips we find a number of children, some of them younger than 10 years playing Czerny op 299 much faster than the virtuoso Czerny himself. That is of course completely illogical.
Cserny is wonderful!!!
But why always Quickie!??
That's the devel who invited that!!
Beethoven gave Czerny the Helmet, and Czerny gave Liszt the helmet...
1:12 What is the name of this work???????????????????????
Czerny: Etude in A minor, op. 740 no. 31
I don't know
Well, etude number one is not really hard, but played in that speed... huh
i don't see that piece in czerny 740
There you go my friend: ruclips.net/video/FwKwhf69f38/видео.html
It is the very first piece in Op 299.
Why does it seem like he’s always showing off?
1:02
I have to suffer first, got it
......yeah, my friend...that he did...I hated his exercises and oplayed them like hated exercises - same as PT in the army - a 'necessary' evil..
I always hated 299 . I like 740 much more. 😊
He is a robot
he played it terribly, lol
He did that on purpose !
Czerny Op.756, 692, 400, 754, 667, 399 And are the Best etudes from Carl Czerny, better than overrated Chopin Etudes.
Chopin Etudes aren't meant for showing off ! Each one of them has their own particular meaning.Czerny studies are ideal warming up exercises for the many piano works by Beethoven and Mozart.
@@canman5060 You lack a lot of culture, to say such a thing. you only know Op.849, 299 and 740. those are not even the best works of Czerny and some of the 740 are already more difficult than some Beethoven Sonatas and some etudes of Chopin, Beethoven and Mozart are preparation for Czerny Sonatas , Op. 692, 756, 399, 400, 365, 856 and 822 are great works of art far above any work by Beethoven, Mozart and Chopin
Czeyner La Mente Musical your fanatism is blinding you. Czerny was a better pianist than Beethoven and Mozart, but he was far below as a composer
Elitist mushroom!!!
What's so funny
Sorry but it s not well played.
The sound is poor, and the video cheats. Only the 2 study ( left hand ) is good ( with bad sound ) . You think I criticize him? Listen what he does in Haydn sonata in concert, that was really great!
Mandarin accent
The part where he names the opus..sounds like the Asian telling you the cost of each one.)
LOL!😂
Ohh stop speakkk
😂😂😂🤮
crap
is your name? I think so, or maybe that's what they called you at school.
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