Burgmüller Ballade in C minor, Op.100 No.15 Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
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This 48-minute video lesson explores an in-depth look at the Ballade from 25 Easy and Progressive Pieces, Op.100 by Johann Friedrich Franz Burgmüller. Areas of focus include a discussion about tempo, how to move more efficiently and effectively at the keyboard to help increase fluidity and ease, how to reduce tension, ideas for better voicing and dynamic contrast, how to vary the expression on repeated material, tips for more effective articulation, how to create long, singing lines and breathing at the end of phrases, tips for hand alignment and precision, pedaling suggestions, and many other strategies and tips to help you become as efficient as possible in your practice sessions.
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the piece sounds really fun to play, great tutorial
You make a good argument for the Wim WInters AuthenticSound whole beat hypothesis. The MM in current usage should be 52 not 104. Allegro not Presto. This is something I am experimenting with. I was a theoretical physicist so the whole beat is the way I would see a swinging object. I am in the impossible position of being half convinced. When I started piano lessons in the 1940s I had to play Burgmüller studies and never looked again until now, thanks. [Somehow I could not get the full tutorial when I logged in to my "ProPractice Lifetime Access" though not important.]
Hi Robert - it can be found in the Mid-Late Beginner Repertoire section inside the Lifetime Access the course. I hope you enjoy the full tutorial!
Hey Josh,great video as always. I just wanted to ask if you would mind doing a tutorial on Schubert’s impromptu in A flat major op.142 no 2. As I am performing this piece for my A level it would be of great help. (Only if you can and want of course)
I wish you all the best on your exam! It is on my list :)
@ Thank you very much❤️keep up the amazing work
Going at tempo is fine but it is those last 4 parallel bars that will drag you down to the world of despair. It is one place where “hands independent” is not helpful. Hands cuffs could help 😂😂.
it's not uncommon for people to comment that these studies sound better played more slowly. you could try that if it suits your taste.