Tutorial: Burgmüller Etude op.109 No. 10 "Velocity"
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- Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2024
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Yes! very good tips ! thank you!
thank you so much! Im currently learning this song for an upcoming recital and I really needed this!
Happy to see that you can spend four and a half minutes on RUclips watching something that is actually beneficial :))
THANKSS
I noticed that when you need louder sound in right hand (4:00) every note is played with a seperate impulse from schoulder/elbow. I liked that idea becasue as you said minimal muscle effort is needed....
That made me think if you are doing that same micro impulses when plaing legato piano??
In video abou 13 ways to play scale in 3:50(legato playing) you seem to just tramsfer a weight from finger to finger but without any visible impulse from the arm 🙂
Thanks, that’s a really good question and a fine observation.
When you make an impulse coming from the arm, you get a stronger sound, in other words an accent. One of the basic requirements for a true singing Chopin-like 𝒍𝒆𝒈𝒂𝒕𝒐 is avoiding unnecessary accents. So we need a smooth delicate transfer from finger to finger here.
However if we perform a “brilliant” legato alla bravura Liszt passages, it’s fine to use such micro impulses and provide a more straightforward pearly sound.
Of course Chopin’s music also allows it sometimes. This Sunday I am releasing a video about his 1st Ballade where I will be showing the same technique for a climax passage that is written 𝒍𝒆𝒈𝒂𝒕𝒐, but requires an ultimate emotional power.
But I believe that this particular etude can be interpret in either way.
Does this answer your question?
@@DenZhdanovPianist mamy thanks for the answer! Yes, it helps. This week I understand how tensey elbow were and how this impaded me in proper transfer weight now it's so pleasure feeling in the hand to play 🙂 Really looking forward for your new video on Sunday!!! Thank you!
You can get a mic for like $10 on amazon. You should get one... maybe then we will hear what you are saying.
@E ...Listen carefully and try not to get anxiety... suggesting someone get a mic so we can hear what they're saying is NOT bad manners...its actually a constructive comment... which is one of the many points of leaving comments... so if you don't like it, maybe you should get off the internet and go hide in your little "safe space"... loser.
I can hear everything that Denis said. It was very clear.