Chopin - Etude Op. 25 No. 8 in D♭ major "Sixths"
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Chopin's Etude Op. 25 No. 8 in D-flat major "Sixths," is a dazzling showcase of pianistic virtuosity, where the hands race across the keyboard in a mesmerizing ballet of harmonious intervals. The cascading sixths create an exhilarating sense of forward motion, evoking a thrilling sensation akin to a musical roller coaster ride. As the music surges with dynamic shifts and electrifying passages, this etude stands as a testament to Chopin's brilliance, inviting both performers and listeners to experience the sheer excitement and intensity of his artistic mastery.
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In this Etude, the right hand only plays sixths! Even though this study sounds lighthearted, it’s one of the hardest in the Op. 25 set. The pianist has to use unusual fingerings to facilitate the scales in sixths, and the piece ends with one enormous chromatic scale up the piano. This study can provide a huge boost to technique, but it needs to be practiced very carefully to achieve a good result, and avoid damaging the hands.
Congrats in advance! While you try not to get your fingers entangled, I’ll do my best to finish my 3rd grade piano book 😅
New subscriber here! Thanks for the PSA (lol) I love Chopin. I gave up piano 7 years ago when I started high school, seeing a couple of your videos made me want to practice.again and I just over my piano doing my usual warmups... maybe I'll be able to play etudes again!
@@nanwijanarko1969 That's great to hear! I'm sure that if you practice well, you will soon be able to play etudes again 😀 🎹
You should post nocturne in f minor op, 55, no 1 and waltz in a-flat major, op 69, no 1 :)
I think 2nd hardest after Op.25 No.6
1:04 nicely executed!!
Thank you! 😀 🎹
Hello
This is one of the most intimidating Chopin Etudes imo and it's often overlooked, I've (kind of) done 25/6 before yet I'm still scared of this one.
Way to go, dude! Can't wait :)
If your point is not to win the Chopin competition just choose this etude and you're ready to go xD
@@niccolopaganini4268 lol xD
Thanks! Yeah, this one is very tough. If you can do 25/6, you can probably do this one too... I won't lie, it's still an enormous amount of time and effort, no matter what 🎹
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10/1 definitely harder then torrent
The lunch bell rang at school right when I got the notification. Perfect timing! 🤣
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@Radical Pianist i mean, devices are allowed in many schools, including mine and his
Tbt when we could physically be in school
bells in sync
This is my favorite Chopin etude. I hope one day i'll be able to play it!
Anything is eventually possible with (slow) practice! 😀 🎹
People don’t give you enough credit for your work... it’s a shame... so many difficult pieces played incredibly
Thank you! 😀🎹
This thing might be helpful for Hungarian rhapsodies. Great job!
I see what you're trying to do
You're finishing the Opus 25 set of Etudes...
Please do the Opus 10 set of Etudes next :))))
Why all the
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Luke Faulkner wow, luke, nice meeting you here! 🦆
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@@fryderykfranciszekchopin5716 actually took me 10 seconds;)
I cannot believe how professional your videos are turning out! They are a marvel to look at!
Thanks! and thanks for watching 😀 🎹
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Wow, just by looking at the thumbnail I can appreciate the quality of effects this video will have! That “Saber” is beautiful, is it done in after effects? it's very similar to Patrick Pietschmann’s Saber! Good Work bro🤩
Yes, the "Saber" is done in After Effects. Maybe there's a way I can eventually get the Saber into the SeeMusic app... I'll think about it...
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@@SeeMusicPiano I use it a lot, only problem is getting view of hand but it works very well.
This gives me butterfly vibes
This is crazy! Nothing but respect for this
0:21 sounds a lot like ballade no.4
Awesome just impressive! And also I always like the dynamics that you always used to execute in every pieces loved and a request can you do butterfly etude?
:D.
Thank you! Butterfly etude should come up before too long... I have to get it back in my fingers. It is actually very difficult, especially at faster speeds
OUTSTANDING!
How long have you been playing piano ? I want to reach your level someday...
I understand on a view scale why you wouldn’t do op25 no 7 however I would love to see it and hope you perform it for us. I know you have said you can play all the op25 studies and I’m excited for no 9
Thank you! Both of them eventually, hopefully before the end of the year 😀
Thanks for making seemusic and helping me with it. I was able to upload my first video yesterday. Thanks for being an inspiration
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Glad I subscribed. Your videos are great!
Thanks! Happy to have a new subscriber 😀
Really like the performance, looks harder than it sounds.
Are these particles made on the app? If so, how? I can't get it to look like this
did you go to the effects page and get to look at whether it was on or no?
love your app! its just what ive been looking for! i have a second youtube channel and im a beginner pianist and your app really helps! doing it manually is too much work and im kinda lazy HAHAHAHHAA
amazing piece btw! at x1.5 speed its fire
This is one of my favorite Chopin piece! How tragedy that I don't know how to play piano, bc it is really beautiful. Great play btw!
Can't wait 🤩
Great! You incredible.... 😎🎉
Thank you! 😀 🎹
Excellent performance! I’m only a drummer but that seems a difficult piece but you made it look easy! Bravo! 👏
Thank you! 😀 🎹
By 2020 you will have atleast 200k subs. This is beyond fantastic!
well . . .
Such wow much impress
AMAZING
Again you made me like an etude. First liszts appasionata now this. How have you done this twice🤣?
Awesome
Bravo!
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I am... been playing my whole life, professionally for about 12 years.
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I love this
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Thank you! 😀 Thanks for watching
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I started watching video and I thought it is musicalbasics(because he uses same colours), and said to my self, wow this etude is fucking hard, and after while, this is too good, cant be him, and I was correct!
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Someone get this man 2mill subs
big questionhow do i get better at playing i want to practice but i feel like im going to do really bad. any advice for practicing techniques and such im only 13 and dont know what to do. the piece i want to play is Piano Sonata 8 MVT 1
Hard
NAiCE
May be you play 3 rd movement 8 sonata Prokofiev?
can you play black keys??
Eventually! it's been a while since I've looked at that one.... but hopefully soon
Love it!!!!!
Wish I could play like this
this etude scares me gez.
Good
Good...
Awsome!!!!! Pls do Octave!!😂
That looks terrifying.
Double thirds but in 6ths?
Right hand looks and sounds tortured by sixths. Left hand seems tortured by a change of chords every 2 seconds.
Haha that would be correct... very tough Etude. 🎹
wow its a rare plagal cadence at the end 😮
Wondering whether Chopin was a masochist? I believe times have long changed and piano teachers ought to get with the times. There are fantastic note-perfect Stride piano, jazz giant virtuosos, Boogie Woogie, classical-pop crossovers, Liberace easy to grade 10 transcriptions available that I for one find far more gratifying pursuits than Chopin's mortications designed to subdue the unwilling finger-flesh into pianistic obedience.
How can one move their hands so quickly and hit the correct notes? My jaw is sitll on the ground.
Thanks! Yes - this one's really hard. I have to admit when I watch it from overhead it does look kind of unreal. It's just an absurd number of hours of practice.... and also completely thoroughly understanding the harmonic structure of the piece
At this speed it is difficult to fully articulate harmonies and lines which is at the heart of Chopin - but this comes close.
개인적으로 쇼팽에튀드에서 이게 가장어려운것같음;;손작고 유연하지않으면 고문임 ㄹㅇ
At least, its slow enough so that the right hand can play the sixths in staccato which is huge advantage over the thirds etude where legato is forced
I wonder how fast this one runs
Harder than Chopin etude op 25 no 6 in my opinion, I’m learning both
One dislike from the one that has unliked
which one is harder: this or 25 no 6?
no 6 i believe, but i didn't play any xD
Personally I find them to be very similar in terms of difficulty. They are both marked the same tempo - I did up taking this one a little slower. The left hand in this Etude is extremely difficult, and overall this Etude is much more difficulty in terms of harmonic complexity and counterpoint. For me, the hardest part of No. 6 is the middle section, which is just extreme. At some point, comparing the difficulty isn't necessarily that useful - I would say that Nos. 6, 8, 10, 11 are all basically the same level of difficulty - extreme. 😀 (No. 10 often underrated in terms of difficulty, because some people don't fully master the last page, which is a handbuster).
i alwaays no 6 was the hardest alon op 10 no2
i’m practicing 25/6 but this one is more scary to me not gonna lie
One person doesn't like 6th's lol.
Hahaha.... apparently. It's just RUclips, there are always dislikes 😀
Isn't me or it sounds like Hungarian rhapsody no 2
Why I can hear a different song came from Liszt
too much pedal
so slow...