@@janepianotutorials i dont write too much cause my english is poor. I just want to thank you bout your job at playing, video editing and songbook synchro. I'm finishing this piece and your vídeo helped a lot in some fingering doubts and some reading tricks. I'm a newbie at piano, I've started to play in last six months, i like Chopin to practice technics because its very confortable to play, smooth do study and very satisfying to play. Thats it, sorry for bad english and really thanks for your support.
@@danielchrono Your English is excellent, you communicate clearly. You are very dedicated because this is a difficult piece for beginners. I am very impressed by you because you are the first to discover my mistake!
Thanks a lot, Jane! Your tutorials are very useful and easy to understand ffor blind pianists who learn by ear like me. This one is much better than your first you made for this piece. Greetings from Hungary!
Hi, thank you so much.. I was watching your first tut about the Valse, this is much better.. And just in this moment, i need its too, really one thousand thanks and all good things, and a happy new 2020...
As far as I recall, the very first piece of Chopin I listened to when I was 10... But level 6 only ?... Always considered it a very difficult piece. Wishing you a happy New Year and lots of such fantastic tutorials.
Perhaps take an average? 😊 Half of the waltz is Level 5? The middle D-flat sections might be harder to read for some. As you know, my levels, to be taken with a grain of salt , are based on how difficult it was for me to record the tutorial. Reaching proficiency is entirely another matter.
Jane, Happy new year! A pleasure to see you starting it off with music (although I'm settling in for my daily hundred bars of left-hand boogie drill.) Your pleasant and intelligent presence has been a great pleasure, for me and I'm sure for lots of other people, too, over the past year, and I'm sure it will be this year as well. Very best! -dlj.
Happy New Year, David. I watched one of your drill lessons. Amazing! Drills are required... in math and piano too. Thanks so much for your kind message.
Jane,you helped me with Fantaisie impromptu,La campanella,Monlight sonata,many more and now,this.Without your slow playing tutorial it would have been harder.THANKS.
![Grande Valse Brillante - Frederic Chopin [Piano Tutorial] (Synthesia)](/img/1.gif)
I find an error at 20:39 when its suposed tô play Fb>Eb after F>E but you played F>Eb
Good job being careful. That’s obviously an error. Will pin your comment for all to see. Truly appreciate all error catching! 😊
@@janepianotutorials i dont write too much cause my english is poor. I just want to thank you bout your job at playing, video editing and songbook synchro. I'm finishing this piece and your vídeo helped a lot in some fingering doubts and some reading tricks. I'm a newbie at piano, I've started to play in last six months, i like Chopin to practice technics because its very confortable to play, smooth do study and very satisfying to play. Thats it, sorry for bad english and really thanks for your support.
@@danielchrono Your English is excellent, you communicate clearly. You are very dedicated because this is a difficult piece for beginners. I am very impressed by you because you are the first to discover my mistake!
Thanks a lot, Jane! Your tutorials are very useful and easy to understand ffor blind pianists who learn by ear like me. This one is much better than your first you made for this piece.
Greetings from Hungary!
You're welcome, Annamari, am glad my tutorials help you learn pieces. Greetings to you in Hungary :)
Such an amazing coincidence as I was literally looking at your older tutorial of this piece
That is an amazing coincidence. Meant to be 😊
Idem, the same😯😳😀.. Sincronicity
Wonderful job and piece, Jane. Thank you very much .
Thank you, Neilram.
I was just learning this piece when I received the notification. 🤩😱🤩
🎉🎉what a coincidence!!!🎉🎉
Great. Happy New Year!
@@janepianotutorials worst year lol
GOD LORD Sad. Wise leadership could have halted the pandemic.
@@janepianotutorials Very true :( Well, let's at least make the best of quarantine by being productive! :)
Hi, thank you so much.. I was watching your first tut about the Valse, this is much better.. And just in this moment, i need its too, really one thousand thanks and all good things, and a happy new 2020...
Hi Angelo, thanks for writing. Glad you’ll put this to good use. Happy New Year!
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As far as I recall, the very first piece of Chopin I listened to when I was 10... But level 6 only ?... Always considered it a very difficult piece.
Wishing you a happy New Year and lots of such fantastic tutorials.
Thank you, Scholomoh. You have been most supportive all these years. Forever grateful with utmost respect. Happy New Year.
@@janepianotutorials My pleasure Jane ! (Still, II may... is it really Level 6 not more ? ...)
Perhaps take an average? 😊 Half of the waltz is Level 5? The middle D-flat sections might be harder to read for some. As you know, my levels, to be taken with a grain of salt , are based on how difficult it was for me to record the tutorial. Reaching proficiency is entirely another matter.
@@janepianotutorials I understand. Many thanks.
Jane,
Happy new year! A pleasure to see you starting it off with music (although I'm settling in for my daily hundred bars of left-hand boogie drill.)
Your pleasant and intelligent presence has been a great pleasure, for me and I'm sure for lots of other people, too, over the past year, and I'm sure it will be this year as well.
Very best!
-dlj.
Happy New Year, David. I watched one of your drill lessons. Amazing! Drills are required... in math and piano too. Thanks so much for your kind message.
Exelente Jane. Feliz año nuevo. Happy new year. Beautiful.
Thanks Fernan. Happy New Year to you too!
Found another great tutorial!👍
Thank you, you are too kind.
@@janepianotutorials This piece is too boring for me idk.
Thanks for the tutorial!!!
You’re welcome ☺️
Thanks jade you help me with ever piece I learn
That’s nice. Thanks for writing!
Jane,you helped me with Fantaisie impromptu,La campanella,Monlight sonata,many more and now,this.Without your slow playing tutorial it would have been harder.THANKS.
I really needed this. Thank you so very much.
Glad to help. Good luck learning it!
Thank you for making this video, I know how to read sheet music but it was hard for me to figure out the fingering
Glad it was helpful, thanks for writing
Thank you, this helped me!
Glad it helped 😊
How long does it take you to learn this piece?
Think when I learned it decades ago (during summer vacation?), it probably took 2 weeks. But I’m satisfied if I can play at 70% performance standard.
Could you please do a piano tutorial of Liszt Consolation No. 5 in E major... I would appreciate it
Hi Frantz, your request will get lost here. Use my Request Video?
@@janepianotutorials I don't know how to find "request video" please help
Link to my website is in every video description. ‘Requests’ in menu.
Happy new year....Buon Anno 2020.
Thank you, Andreas. Same to you!
Buon anno 2020
Thank you. Same to you!