Thank you for this tutorial, Paul. I've played classical guitar for over 40 years, but recently (21 Dec 2016) swtiched to piano due to osteoarthritis in my finger joints which made guitar playing painfull. I have watched your earlier tutorials on the Chromatique and Winterwind and took your advice to start practicing chromatic scales with 3-4-5 early in the piano practice to heart. I do not have many problems with my left hand (must be all those years of guitar practice), but my right hand pinky was very weak. I've noticed a significant increase in strength and flexibility since I've started practicing 3-4-5 chromatic scales.
Paul Barton Paul, I love your videos, please keep making videos. It is unimagniable that Rachmaninoff practiced so slow. I am currently practicing Chopin Op.10 No.1
It's obvious from watching and listening to your playing of this piece that it's not at all difficult and so little practice is necessary :-) You do make it look it easy. Of course it's not. Thank you for your suggestions and exercises.
think to ask for more tutorials than there are already ?? I prefer hundreds of times the studies of Czerny, Cramer and Clementi! there is more repertoire than Chopin's studies
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En serio consideran este etude difícil? Deberían darle un vistazo a los etudes del Op.365, 399, 400, 692, 756 y 837 de Czerny y los 60 etudes de mereux
Paul Barton, please do a tutorial on another series of Etudes! It's not all about Chopin! What if you do a series of tutorials on Op.365 by Czerny, The 80 etudes of Cramer, Gradus ad Parnassum by Clementi, Heller etudes, Marmontel, etc. Enough of Chopin was enough
The Chopin sets must be the most commonly-played etudes, so it makes a lot of sense for Paul to do these before those you suggest. Chopin‘s etudes are also far better musically and more listenable for non-pianists than most of the others - hence their popularity.
Very clean technique. Congratulations sir.
I was missing your tutorials so much!!
It's always a pleasure listening to you, thanks Paul!
Thank you for this tutorial, Paul. I've played classical guitar for over 40 years, but recently (21 Dec 2016) swtiched to piano due to osteoarthritis in my finger joints which made guitar playing painfull. I have watched your earlier tutorials on the Chromatique and Winterwind and took your advice to start practicing chromatic scales with 3-4-5 early in the piano practice to heart. I do not have many problems with my left hand (must be all those years of guitar practice), but my right hand pinky was very weak. I've noticed a significant increase in strength and flexibility since I've started practicing 3-4-5 chromatic scales.
Hi Margreet -- VERY glad to hear it.
Some absolute pearls in there
What an amazing pianist you are Paul, I can't even dream of playing half your speed and evenness.
Great video! Thanks.
Your speaking in front of a camera has become a lot better. I'm looking forward to more videos like this.
Thanks for the encouragement!
Paul Barton Paul, I love your videos, please keep making videos. It is unimagniable that Rachmaninoff practiced so slow. I am currently practicing Chopin Op.10 No.1
Hi, great video. I would really love to see your interpretation on Chopin’s Op.48 n1 if possible. I am great fan of yours and I love your videos!
Same here!!
Same
Muito obrigado pela oportunidade. Que riqueza de informações que o senhor nos passa!
Wonderful piece wonderfully played
It's obvious from watching and listening to your playing of this piece that it's not at all difficult and so little practice is necessary :-) You do make it look it easy. Of course it's not. Thank you for your suggestions and exercises.
Great Tutorial! I would love to see a tutorial to the Chopin Scherzo no.1
ThankQ again and again Paul. Very helpful and awesome 👏
wonderful teacher, wonderful interpretation
Thanks for this vidéo !!
Heard Romanovsky play this piece an hour ago. So beautiful
Parece fácil viendolo a usted Paul.... felicitaciones.
Amazing
Yay! A new tutorial.
As you command, master.
7:11 - Tutorial begins
Hola Paul. Gracias por este tutorial es realmente muy útil. Saludos!
Please do a tutorial on Chopin Etude Op. 25 No. 5
yeah, please do it
think to ask for more tutorials than there are already ?? I prefer hundreds of times the studies of Czerny, Cramer and Clementi! there is more repertoire than Chopin's studies
Thanks to upload...how can you play so soft and comfortable T.T Admirable.
my book reccomended fingers 14 25 fingers on right hand first part. Is it ok
Great video. Can you make a tutorial for Shubert's Serenade?
Это очень легко
Paul can you explain a bit on wrist and arm technique involved in the etude
Can you do one for blacknotes etude
Thanks
silly question but, how would be the fingering for that chromatic scale but for the left hand? i cant figure it our :(
Can you PLEASE do Chopin op25 no5 ? I'm struggling.
Paul, do you have the sheet music with the fingering you use when you play this etude?
Will this also help with the start of Chopin polanaise in a flat?
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En serio consideran este etude difícil? Deberían darle un vistazo a los etudes del Op.365, 399, 400, 692, 756 y 837 de Czerny y los 60 etudes de mereux
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Paul Barton, please do a tutorial on another series of Etudes! It's not all about Chopin! What if you do a series of tutorials on Op.365 by Czerny, The 80 etudes of Cramer, Gradus ad Parnassum by Clementi, Heller etudes, Marmontel, etc. Enough of Chopin was enough
The Chopin sets must be the most commonly-played etudes, so it makes a lot of sense for Paul to do these before those you suggest. Chopin‘s etudes are also far better musically and more listenable for non-pianists than most of the others - hence their popularity.
Yeah do Rachmaninoff etudes