Theres a story of a masterclass. And a student played a famous virtuosic piece. And the master teacher guest pianist. After listening, said. Can I get your fingerings for that?
Before practicing in rhythms I usually rearrange those kinds of passages into chords. That gives the fingers more security as they exactly know where to „land“. Does anybody do that, too?
It IS A LITERAL IMPOSSIBILITY for god to be around to help anyone due to the FACT that he does NOT exist!!!!!! Your tutorials, on the other hand, are EXTREMELY useful and helpful!!!! Julie Gill, Glasgow, Scotland.
Right, because hard work and dedication is what earned them the skills and is what's paying off. That's why god won't save them, god was never a factor
So when we practice a (regular rhythm) passage by dotting rhythms (both ways), playing in other rhythms eg triplets etc, is the technical name for that 'playing in absolute rhythms'? I heard a (good) pianist explaining that as a practice technique in a session recently and he called it 'syncopation', which I wondered whether was the wrong term for this (I am aware what syncopation means normally by the way!). It would be good to know what the technical term is for this way of practicing.
Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness - Matthew 6: 33. Use your musical performance to reflect His glory. Rely to Him for everything. Pray for the answers. Pray before you start your practice. Your purpose is to reflect His glory in your performance.
The true GOD JEHOVAH definitely exists, everytime I play the piano, I am happily reminded of this, the creator of our wonderfull bodies and the awesome brain 🧠, I love playing the appassionata also, though haven't played it for a while, definitely going back to it soon.
Bro 😂😂. He just plays it slowly to make it look easy but yk even a professional pianist who is an expert needs atleast 4-5 months to practice and master this whole piece ( Sonata no.23 Beethoven) . If you see this piece on synthesia or any pianist performance you would clearly feel the anxiety and difficulty to play this piece
Only pianists can use fingering as a verb without so much as a blink
You ever seen someone who plays a wind instrument?
@@gametheus1306is that a dirty joke?😊
Theres a story of a masterclass. And a student played a famous virtuosic piece. And the master teacher guest pianist. After listening, said. Can I get your fingerings for that?
@@darrinsiberiaOkay?
@@darrinsiberiaare you 12?
His RUclips workshop was fantastic.
That is the best advice regarding fast passages
Rhythms always help gain crystal clear accuracy and control
Yes!! Dotted rhythm practice has changed me life!!!
This is my favourite Beethoven Sonata. As it builds up to this passage, it's one of the most exciting and challenging of all the piece.
What's the piece name please?
@@azaeroplex
'Appasionata' Sonata no.23
Changing up the rhythms while practicing runs helps so much, I couldn’t believe it when I first learned about it. 🎉
Before practicing in rhythms I usually rearrange those kinds of passages into chords. That gives the fingers more security as they exactly know where to „land“.
Does anybody do that, too?
Yep
Yes.
Indeed
I do it sometimes.
Absolutely!
THE PIECE NAME IS 'Appasionata' Sonata no.23
Can we appreciate how good that RUclips Short Loop was?
It IS A LITERAL IMPOSSIBILITY for god to be around to help anyone due to the FACT that he does NOT exist!!!!!!
Your tutorials, on the other hand, are EXTREMELY useful and helpful!!!! Julie Gill, Glasgow, Scotland.
This is probably how good my grandma was in the old days🙃
The absolute rythms are godlike when learning long passages
OMG, he sounds like Alaster Moody from Harry Potter. LMAO! But the advice is excellent!
I was about to comment the same thing I close my eyes and see him lol
My teacher introduced me to dotted rhythm practice to get passages more even under the fingers, very very useful
Nowhere near needing this advice on my piano journey except that I just adore his playing.
I am bookmarking this video for my next life, when I attempt this sonata.
My piano teacher let me practice that - ❤with first the all notes as Akkords
❤
Right, because hard work and dedication is what earned them the skills and is what's paying off. That's why god won't save them, god was never a factor
GOD: I DON'T EVEN BELONG TO THIS CONVERSATION! ARE U TRYING TO GET A PUNISHMENT, MY CHILDREN?
He has small hands with pudgy fingers! 🤩 that gives me more inspiration and confidence than anything else. I curse my hands daily.
He got the epic muscle through his decades of piano tho.
Exactly so! It always yields results!
Never to fear, Beethoven is a performance. God saves the soul
Hahaha great advice from this pianist
Superb !! Mind-blowing.
"Rubatando tudo" melhor expressão kkkkkkkk
All good heheheh ty
Ayo, grandpa i haven't eaten breakfast yet😂
nice.
So when we practice a (regular rhythm) passage by dotting rhythms (both ways), playing in other rhythms eg triplets etc, is the technical name for that 'playing in absolute rhythms'? I heard a (good) pianist explaining that as a practice technique in a session recently and he called it 'syncopation', which I wondered whether was the wrong term for this (I am aware what syncopation means normally by the way!). It would be good to know what the technical term is for this way of practicing.
don't rely on divine intervention, rely on the pedal
Question: are you supposed to use both hands for this passage of the Appassionata?
what's the name of this piece
What does he say about playing Rach 3? Say ten Hail Marys?
50
Which piece is?
Appassionata, just before the coda
What piece is this?
Appassionata mvt.I
My 12 year old student could have explained that. I think we give these professionals too much credit sometimes
I agree , but not always
Wow😂😂
Was that 3rd concerto cadenza?
Appassionata. Apologies if I misspelled it.
whats the name of this piece?
Beethoven’s Appassionata sonata
Since when does Mad Eye Moody play the piano?
Perfection is never possible, except in God.
Sounds like a skill issue 💅
Said Salieri to Mozart 😂
He sounds like mad eye moody
Whats the piece?
Apassionata sonata mvmt 1
Beethoven's moonlight sonata I think... F Minor (key signature on the page)
Moonlight sonata is C#m ^^
Appasionata is Fm
Appassionata close to the end of the 1st movement
@@soundknightyou must be joking
God helps those who do not believe in him. READ the bible. Because when you REFUSE to believe in him an atheist condemns only themselves.
Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness - Matthew 6: 33. Use your musical performance to reflect His glory.
Rely to Him for everything. Pray for the answers. Pray before you start your practice.
Your purpose is to reflect His glory in your performance.
But John O'conor will.
That's not even a difficult passage.😊
Your perspective is incredibly subjective
@@scoutpark5230 It's not a difficult passage for anyone just above intermediate skill level
@@toothlesstoethis mvt is a 9.5/10
I get where you're coming from, but try playing it properly, with a nice, even sound at a fast speed. It takes a lot of practice.
O Mensch, hilf dir selber!
Liszt would save you
Pretty sure he was in terminator 2...
No need to blasphemy!
Tru, God never was good at the piano nor the guitar.
Aweful! Rely on God first! God helps those who trust Him. God bless you all and this guy, in Jesus Name, amen
That's because god doesn't exist! Non of the over 3,000 different gods that thousands of different beliefs think is their only god 😂
I think you're missing the point lol
The true GOD JEHOVAH definitely exists, everytime I play the piano, I am happily reminded of this, the creator of our wonderfull bodies and the awesome brain 🧠, I love playing the appassionata also, though haven't played it for a while, definitely going back to it soon.
@@adrianthomas6244 calm down man, let us set the example for God and let God handle him
@@RandomPerson-hb9jz I am calm, just making a humble point, 😌, about the greatness of the true GOD JEHOVAH, but I respect ur comment.
That wasn’t the point lol.
this is the easiest passage in the piano history
Bro 😂😂. He just plays it slowly to make it look easy but yk even a professional pianist who is an expert needs atleast 4-5 months to practice and master this whole piece ( Sonata no.23 Beethoven) . If you see this piece on synthesia or any pianist performance you would clearly feel the anxiety and difficulty to play this piece
@@IlluminatiM06 you are the universal champion of the r€t@rd$ and the a$$h0l€$.