Complete Guide: Chopin "Minute Waltz", Op. 64. No. 1 (Beginner Tutorial)
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- Опубликовано: 15 янв 2024
- Hi everyone! Today, I will go through the famous minute waltz by Chopin, the Waltz Op. 64 No. 1 - one of his most famous pieces for sure, and so you have maybe played it already or planned to learn it. I go through some practical tips, practice advice, also some basic musical advice on interpretation and phrasing.
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Really great tutorial. I ve tried to play this piece once. I was pedaling only the at the first beat, last two chords would be without pedal.
I have an idea about camera and sheet music displacement in the screen. I think you can fill the blurred parts of the piano with right side being the camera and left side is sheet music.
For some reason it is more entertaining to watch a tutorial about a piece you know.
The right side camera and the left side sheet music would work if the piano was just 3 octaves wide 😁
Hello,, when I practice for too long, my wrist starts to hurt, but I dont think I am playing with hight/low wrist 😢
If your technique is right and your wrist still hurts, then it's probably a medical problem. Go and ask a doctor about the symtomps you're feeling.
could you please create a difficulty ranking video for the Kapustin Concert etudes op. 40? Thanks in advance.
do you recommend learning this piece for a 3rd grade abrsm student?
Hi there! ABRSM ratings can be a bit weird. One of my students did level 7 recently but the pieces are actually objectively difficult for any skill level, and then I checked the level 5 syllabus and some pieces are like complete beginner stuff. So to answer your question I think it's probably around level 5 or 6 from my estimate. Yes it's fast, but it also completely repeats itself and is only 4 pages.