The quality of your videos are amazing! I like how you make tutorials about scarlatti, which is often an undiscovered gem for many. I am learning the scarlatti L383 now, maybe after that one, I will start with this one, it has always been a favourite of mine. I hope you find growth in your channel soon.
You have a great understanding of this piece. Even the thrill that you used is very appropriate for the period. Your playing is also very accurate. This piece is actually not as easy as it looks.
Nice, can you comment on the harmonies? In my opinion he flips it from the both up and down. Suggestion of 2 against 3: slow practicing did not help me, what did help, though, was using a sentence: kom ferdinand: kom-fer-nand 1-2-3, kom-di 1-2. Works every time.
17:51 thank yoz for thos amazing video. I played it like more than 100 times... It helps me soooo much bc I'm practicing it. Thank you! Keep going! ❤️❤️❤️
How do I use pedaling? When I don’t use it when it is not indicated in my sheet music it sounds too choppy. For example, it says not to play pedal from bar four on for a while.
Hello, thanks for the effort! The sheet music link in description doesn't work. Maybe it is a temporary thing, i dont know but i just wanted to write if you want to check. Keep on good work:)
Hi, thanks for the comment! Could you try with another e-mail address? If it doesn't work, please send me a message (antuneme@gmail.com) and I’ll send the scores. All the best!
Learning the notes in this sonata was very easy. The dynamics I found hard tho. I think these are the hardest piano pieces to learn. I'll take a fast technical bach over this haha. They take so long to actually sound good.
I’m so glad I stumbled upon your tutorial. I love the different colours in your playing and the tips on touch and control. My story for this piece is loneliness as well, but that with realisation and acceptance and finding peace with it. Thanks for the reminder which made me think of my musical message.
Thanks for the comment. Happy to hear that my video fits with your interpretation! For me, playing this sonata goes well with the peace with loneliness from time to time. All the best!
Thank you for your tutorials, i have just found them, they are really great, because you are going into the detail, focusing on expression and very slowly with both hands separate, so I can work on this wonderful Scarlatti piece in a real time. So I can maybe try even more difficult pieces. Thanks for the sheet music, it is a big help!
Thank you! About the trills, they are indeed challenging, especially when playing softly. I recommend practicing only with the right hand for sometime. Also you could first practice the trill without the upper layer, and add it later on. Try as slow as you can. It will help! Good luck.
Thank You So So much ! I really wanted to learn this piece ! Also , The fingerings on your sheet music is very helpful (which you're providing for free !) and the tips you gave ! THANK YOU SO MUCH ! i don't have words to say :P
I took lessons from my teacher on this piece! He never satisfied with what I did with this piece. But, he never could point out what to do. Finally, I found your video, I listened to your analysis and also how you designed the direction of this piece. After I listened to your video, I got the idea what needs to be done. Then, I played it for my teacher. He said "he has nothing else to add, and satisfied with my performance!" In my mind, WTF, I paid you to help me to understand this piece but you could not help me. Actually, he is not the only useless teacher that I have. I have many of them. I think my way of learning should be like what you shown in the video, by visual. I also played this piece in my yearly recital with my piano friends, they were so impressed by my performance! Thx you very much for all your videos. Luckily, you like Scarlatti too.
Happy to hear my video was helpful and congrats on your performance! I do love Scarlatti’s music indeed. Actually I’ll upload another tutorial on a Scarlatti sonata coming days. Hope you keep enjoying my videos and I wish you good luck with practicing!
This is SO helpful with the nuances of this piece. The sheet music looks fairly easy but it is SO difficult to play this well and with the sensitivity and modulation and rubato it requires. Also, you have helped with the triplets which I found tricky at first. Thank you for posting this!
I found many tutorials about piano techniques, many of them very helpful, with wrist rotations etc. which was new forme, but you are the first who teaches this finger/hand movements like my American teacher showed me many years ago.
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. I just started working on this beautiful piece but the music I have doesn't have any fingering. I don't see where I can download the copy you mentioned. I just sent you an email. Thank you.
I loved the Scarlatti in F minor, which seems so suited to the loneliness and isolation of the times. (And thank you so much for explaining how 3 is played against two. I'd certainly have done that wrong without your instruction. You are providing a great service!) I find I can't bring myself to play anything too upbeat or frivolous right now. Is there another piece that you love with a similar vibe? I find it brings solace to play what I feel.
Karin Ringheim Hi Karin, I am happy to hear it was helpful for you. Also good to hear you managed to play 3 against 2! I am definitely planning to do some more of Scarlatti and there is indeed some Sonatas which will be in a similar vibe. The next tutorial will be on Schumann though(op.15 n.1), maybe could be interesting for you!
Sonata in D minor, K 9 and Scarlatti Sonata in E Major, K.380 they will be great tutorials by your interpretations and explanations. your channel will be one of the best in the near future!
You have perfect pianistic hands.Maybe an 11th or 12th.Would your recommendations work for a small handed pianist with a span of a 9th.I have a keyboard scaled down to 7/8 however only 61 notes...quite comfortable....but on a normal scaled piano very uncomfortable..... especially intervals of a 6th in the same hand...and some 4ths.Saying that this particular piece does not have chords requiring that span however the adjoining notes played in sequence creates stress on the hands for small handed pianist. Violins and Guitars are scaled....why not pianos...your feeling of playing would be so much different from mine so our articulations would be so different because of our different anatomy which affects our mindset and interpretation. Saying that I love your genius and mindset...you nailed it.
Hi there, thank you for the comment! Everything I explain in the video applies to people with smaller hands. Although there is a difference in motion depending on the hand shape, most techniques are implemented with a similar approach. Depending on what suits their hand shape best, one must adjust the motion, preferably with a teacher. Maybe you can search for one around you who can help with that one-to-one? Good luck!
It is great! Now I am learning K.253 and K. 132, so your thoughts about Scarlatti music are increadibly helpfull. Thank you very much for you existance!))
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The quality of your videos are amazing! I like how you make tutorials about scarlatti, which is often an undiscovered gem for many. I am learning the scarlatti L383 now, maybe after that one, I will start with this one, it has always been a favourite of mine. I hope you find growth in your channel soon.
Tsi Thank you for the kind words! And good luck with learning.
Best Video in my life. Your playing is an inspiration for me.
You have a great understanding of this piece. Even the thrill that you used is very appropriate for the period. Your playing is also very accurate. This piece is actually not as easy as it looks.
Thank you very much!
Nice, can you comment on the harmonies? In my opinion he flips it from the both up and down.
Suggestion of 2 against 3: slow practicing did not help me, what did help, though, was using a sentence: kom ferdinand: kom-fer-nand 1-2-3, kom-di 1-2. Works every time.
17:51 thank yoz for thos amazing video. I played it like more than 100 times... It helps me soooo much bc I'm practicing it. Thank you! Keep going! ❤️❤️❤️
Happy to hear that it helps you! I hope you enjoy playing it!
Good luck🙌🏼
vive la revolution du monde!!!🚩🚩
Классный видеоурок! И великолепное русское произношение , все понятно! 👍
How do I use pedaling? When I don’t use it when it is not indicated in my sheet music it sounds too choppy. For example, it says not to play pedal from bar four on for a while.
Hello, thanks for the effort! The sheet music link in description doesn't work. Maybe it is a temporary thing, i dont know but i just wanted to write if you want to check. Keep on good work:)
Hi, thanks for the comment! Could you try with another e-mail address?
If it doesn't work, please send me a message (antuneme@gmail.com) and I’ll send the scores.
All the best!
@@Antune Many thanks for fast reply Antune! i sent you an e-mail regarding the situation 💖💖💖
Learning the notes in this sonata was very easy. The dynamics I found hard tho. I think these are the hardest piano pieces to learn. I'll take a fast technical bach over this haha. They take so long to actually sound good.
I’m so glad I stumbled upon your tutorial. I love the different colours in your playing and the tips on touch and control. My story for this piece is loneliness as well, but that with realisation and acceptance and finding peace with it. Thanks for the reminder which made me think of my musical message.
Thanks for the comment. Happy to hear that my video fits with your interpretation! For me, playing this sonata goes well with the peace with loneliness from time to time. All the best!
Fascinating!
Thank you for your tutorials, i have just found them, they are really great, because you are going into the detail, focusing on expression and very slowly with both hands separate, so I can work on this wonderful Scarlatti piece in a real time. So I can maybe try even more difficult pieces. Thanks for the sheet music, it is a big help!
You're very welcome!
Very nice video, I appreciate it a lot. I do need help with the trills in part B. That is the hardest thing in the piece in my opinion
Thank you!
About the trills, they are indeed challenging, especially when playing softly. I recommend practicing only with the right hand for sometime. Also you could first practice the trill without the upper layer, and add it later on. Try as slow as you can. It will help!
Good luck.
Thank You So So much ! I really wanted to learn this piece ! Also , The fingerings on your sheet music is very helpful (which you're providing for free !) and the tips you gave ! THANK YOU SO MUCH ! i don't have words to say :P
Thanks a lot! I am happy to hear it was helpful. Good luck!
Your videos are too helpful. I can't describe it. I'm gonna play this piece for a competition. Wish me luck (^_^)
Thank you! Good luck in the competition 🙌🏼
I took lessons from my teacher on this piece! He never satisfied with what I did with this piece. But, he never could point out what to do. Finally, I found your video, I listened to your analysis and also how you designed the direction of this piece. After I listened to your video, I got the idea what needs to be done. Then, I played it for my teacher. He said "he has nothing else to add, and satisfied with my performance!" In my mind, WTF, I paid you to help me to understand this piece but you could not help me. Actually, he is not the only useless teacher that I have. I have many of them. I think my way of learning should be like what you shown in the video, by visual. I also played this piece in my yearly recital with my piano friends, they were so impressed by my performance! Thx you very much for all your videos. Luckily, you like Scarlatti too.
Happy to hear my video was helpful and congrats on your performance!
I do love Scarlatti’s music indeed. Actually I’ll upload another tutorial on a Scarlatti sonata coming days.
Hope you keep enjoying my videos and I wish you good luck with practicing!
@@Antune K.87?
Thank you for your time and generosity...
At last! I started this with my teacher last week. :) Thank you again.
This is SO helpful with the nuances of this piece. The sheet music looks fairly easy but it is SO difficult to play this well and with the sensitivity and modulation and rubato it requires. Also, you have helped with the triplets which I found tricky at first. Thank you for posting this!
I found many tutorials about piano techniques, many of them very helpful, with wrist rotations etc. which was new forme, but you are the first who teaches this finger/hand movements like my American teacher showed me many years ago.
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Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. I just started working on this beautiful piece but the music I have doesn't have any fingering. I don't see where I can download the copy you mentioned. I just sent you an email. Thank you.
Have been playing that Ab at 5:33 as a G for years. Glad I found this to correct it. Sounds so much better now
Great video with tutorial but why is his voice sound like Hannibal Lector, i am scared
Hahahah...
After this comment, there is no way I make a tutorial on Goldberg Variations! 😝
@@Antune :D I'm just joking, btw I like your turorial video, it's full of details i need to learn this peace, Thank you.
@@tensadavid7734 Thank you, glad to hear that!
謝謝！
Which sonata by Scarlatti you'd like to see a tutorial about?
I loved the Scarlatti in F minor, which seems so suited to the loneliness and isolation of the times. (And thank you so much for explaining how 3 is played against two. I'd certainly have done that wrong without your instruction. You are providing a great service!) I find I can't bring myself to play anything too upbeat or frivolous right now. Is there another piece that you love with a similar vibe? I find it brings solace to play what I feel.
Karin Ringheim Hi Karin, I am happy to hear it was helpful for you. Also good to hear you managed to play 3 against 2!
I am definitely planning to do some more of Scarlatti and there is indeed some Sonatas which will be in a similar vibe. The next tutorial will be on Schumann though(op.15 n.1), maybe could be interesting for you!
@@Antune That is lovely too. I look forward to it. I love your interpretations.
Sonata in D minor, K 9 and
Scarlatti Sonata in E Major, K.380
they will be great tutorials by your interpretations and explanations. your channel will be one of the best in the near future!
Ehsan AR Fun! You almost know all about my to do list! :) I’ll make a tutorial about both of them for sure.
Thank you :)
This was so helpful - thank you so much!!!
You have perfect pianistic hands.Maybe an 11th or 12th.Would your recommendations work for a small handed pianist with a span of a 9th.I have a keyboard scaled down to 7/8 however only 61 notes...quite comfortable....but on a normal scaled piano very uncomfortable..... especially intervals of a 6th in the same hand...and some 4ths.Saying that this particular piece does not have chords requiring that span however the adjoining notes played in sequence creates stress on the hands for small handed pianist.
Violins and Guitars are scaled....why not pianos...your feeling of playing would be so much different from mine so our articulations would be so different because of our different anatomy which affects our mindset and interpretation.
Saying that I love your genius and mindset...you nailed it.
Hi there, thank you for the comment!
Everything I explain in the video applies to people with smaller hands. Although there is a difference in motion depending on the hand shape, most techniques are implemented with a similar approach.
Depending on what suits their hand shape best, one must adjust the motion, preferably with a teacher.
Maybe you can search for one around you who can help with that one-to-one?
Good luck!
Very good prof. Merci beaucoup
Merci!
Bayıldımmm🥰🌞👍
Your english accent sounds so turkish :D I wont be surprised if your mother tongue is turkish :) Thank you for the video!
You got it.. :) Turkish and Bulgarian are my mother languages.
Kolay gelsin!
Amazing way of teaching sir I am just beginner level but I still understand it
Happy to hear, many thanks!
Muito muito muito obrigada!
Great Lesson! Anywhere I can find the sheet music (in the site doesn't exist)?
Thank you!
It does exist on the website, but it’s on the second page, which you can find at the bottom.
Thank you very much for this tutorial. Very good lesson!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you.
It's a free masterclass. Not enough how much i thank you 👌
You're very welcome!
It is great! Now I am learning K.253 and K. 132, so your thoughts about Scarlatti music are increadibly helpfull. Thank you very much for you existance!))
And of cource, I love F minor sonata deeply. I was really surprised you chose that one.
Glad it was helpful! I made five more tutorials about Scarlatti Sonatas. Thank you for the support!
Wooow this is soooo helpful! Thank you man 🤩🤩🤩
Enjoy it man! Good luck ☺️
Obrigado 🙏
Thanks!
Hello! I'm going to learn this piece and would love to have your sheet music with the fingerings!! Thank you in advance!
mireille Ferry Hi, it’s in the description below. You can download it for free. There is also my fingerings. Good luck!
@@Antune Thank you! And love from Reunion Island in the Indian ocean!
mireille Ferry You are very welcome. Enjoy and all the best!
19:31 ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for the help
Thank you and enjoy!