Piano Masterclass | Two types of trills

Masterclass with pianist Laszlo Gyimesi on the most essential elements of piano technique: scales, arpeggios, double notes, chords and trills. Emphasizing on fullest flexibility, relaxed weightiness and adequate control of the arm weight and if necessary, the weight of the whole body.
Pieces by Debussy (l'Isle joyeuse), Beethoven (Emperor Concerto), Chopin (Nocturne).
László Gyimesi was born in Szentes, Hungary. He studied with Peter Solymos and Albert Simon at the Franz Liszt Academy and graduated with „Grand Prix“ in 1971. Further studies with Géza Anda in Zürich, with György Sebök at the Indiana University in Bloomington (USA) and with Stefan Askenase in Bonn. He was awarded prizes at several international piano competitions: Leeds/England, Liszt-Bartók/Budapest, Jose Iturbi/Valencia.
László Gyimesi has given concerts in his native Hungary, USA, Canada, Cuba, Czech Republic, Germany, Holland, Italy, Japan, Romania, Spain and Switzerland and made recordings for Ex Libris and Musikszene Switzerland. He held professorships for piano in Stuttgart and Basel for over three decades.

[@johannes_kreisler]

Vielen Dank! Fantastisches Video, sehr klar, sehr detailiert, sehr gut erklärt, sehr hilfreich.

[@PhilipChristian]

This is an invaluable channel!A concert pianist explaining technique in a very understandable way!

[@varunsathya-composer1404]

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[@DanielMartinez-nw1pn]

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[@dylanakent]

Amazing! The average pianist would never see this level of training before! Opens up a new world!

[@Zdrange03]

The sound and action of this piano is just wow ☺️

[@ubiestinsula]

Terrific tutorial by a fabulous pianist! Thank you.

[@MinhTran-ri8mr]

You are the best piano teacher. Thankyou so much!

[@americabermudez5409]

I have found your channel very interesting and I am learning new concepts and techniques about piano playing, thanks for sharing!

[@ThePicManiac]

Such wonderful lessons. Thank you so very much

[@sohrkim]

wow.. Appreciate for the great lesson.

[@edtskyline]

Thank you!

[@rosemariemontello2852]

I am thrilled to have found Hungarian Piano Tradition. I do wish that the videos were in English. Nevertheless, I will continue to watch them.

[@elmore707]

as if it is such a hassle to read subtitles get over yourself

[@stephentrueman4843]

@@elmore707 it is actually with the white text on a white background in places...

[@joelchristian11]

great channel sir,subscribed .

[@pantoleonantonio9653]

really informative

[@richardpianocolor-mirrored6830]

Viele Danke

[@wolfgangfreimuth1144]

When do we use which type of thriller (Finger-played triller or handwrist-triller)?

[@anthonyyongfeng]

1:16 Like if you knew he was going to playing "The minute Waltz" by Chopin jaja

[@jenhandebogoyayi3409]

Hello sir!
Can you share me the PDF or book for the trills your playing!
I hope it will help Mr to improve on trills movements.
Thanks

[@Jenny.C1978]

I'd love some help with how to play the trills in 3rd mvt. Of Beethoven's "Moonlight". Because of the octave stretch I really struggle!

[@pubgplayer1720]

Those aren't trills. Those are tremolos, and the technique for the two are different.

[@ternitamas]

you should use subtitles in yellow it's difficult to read over a white background

[@varunsathya-composer1404]

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[@rachaelmain7177]

This mf go crazy 🤯😭