I’ve been learning this piece for a little over a month now. It’s by far the hardest piece I’ve tried. I am finally at measure 30. I am an early-mid intermediate player but very motivated by beautiful pieces like this one. This tutorial was very helpful and I’m so glad that it all made sense to me which means I am definitely on the right track! I love how you explain things so someone at my level can understand. Thank you so much!
Thank you for watching. I am glad you are taking the time to study this beautiful piece and very happy to hear the tutorial helped you. Feel free to reach out with questions or to update me on your progress! Best wishes
This is the most helpful video I've found on ornaments. As a self-taught ragtime and jazz standards piano player without any classical training, this video has given me what I need to attempt some classical pieces. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for taking the time to comment, I really appreciate it. And so glad you have found this helpful. I hope you will check back again as I am in the process of recording some more videos like this! Best wishes with your classical training and please keep me posted!
Thank you for taking the time to write to me! It is my hope that with this video and the many other excellent video tutorials on this piece you are able to learn this on your own. Please keep me posted on your progress!
Thank you for taking the time to comment and let me know that this helped you--best wishes with this piece and please keep me posted on your piano playing! Best wishes
Very cool and helpful instruction! Thank you. I find it hard to determine what notes line up where (left vs right), etc. I hope you eventually cover all the nocturnes, preludes, waltzes, etudes, and Beethoven sonatas... : )
I am glad you find it helpful! All of this notation can be very tricky. Yes I hope to make Quick Tips for many of the standard literature. Please let me know if you have any particular questions or pieces in mind!
Thank you for letting me know. Currently C# minor opus posthumous is in the works as well as OP. 32 #1 in B major--don't know exactly when they will post but pretty soon. I appreciate you watching! Best wishes
Thanks for this video. Some of the mordents are difficult to play also, with the 3-4-3 fingering. With all the mordents and trills, and together with how to play the LH soft while moving across octaves, this nocturne may as well have been an etude. (Per Greg Niemchuk.) FWIW, the version that I obtained had a mordent in measure 30 rather than a trill (not that it is that much easier).
Thank you for your comment. Yes I think this is a very tricky Nocturne to be sure. Thank you for the info re. measure 30. As I have progressed on my channel I started comparing more versions, in this one I just used the Henle edition which is the one I learned on, so am glad to know there are other options with some of the ornaments
I am so glad you found it helpful. Thank you for watching and I hope you subscribe--I am working on some other Chopin tutorials which will be posted in the near future. Best wishes on your piano playing!
I am so happy that you found it helpful and that you took the time to comment. Have fun with this wonderful piece and please keep me posted on your piano playing!
Excellent explanation. Bit confused with the first turn on the C. I was taught that for the turn the first note is the one above the written note. You seem to play the C first. It sounds great and better than playing the D flat first but is this strictly a turn. Thanks
Yes--As I have evolved with my channel I am including more options and this turn is done both the way I showed and the way you learned. Pick the one that works best for you and go with it. And keep me posted on your progress!
Is there a trick for playing that cadenza well without getting finger-tied after awhile? I just can't seem to play the right 4-note pattern more than maybe 6-8 times before it all just falls apart!
I wish I could say yes, but the answer is it is just difficult. I can only play it when I am really in shape. My suggestions would be to 1) pace it slow-fast-slow, so determine how many of them will be on the slower side, and then how many fast, and how many slow and then 2) make sure each group of 4 gets one impetus or down motion, if you are pounding out every single note you will definitely get fatigued. Hope this helps. And build up to a fast speed--this will take time.
Thanks for the video! Do you have tipps for the cadenza trill at 9:47? I can't play it even and only very slowly or I'll play C B Bb A instead of B Bb C A.
Thank you for watching! That trill is extremely difficult. I can never get it as fast as I would like! Some suggestions would be make sure to use fingers 3-2-5-1 and keep your wrist high, make sure your kunckles are really firm (first knuckle), make sure to have a good connection on finger 3 (feel it anchor to the bottom of the key) and pedal is on. It is successful if you start slow, get fast and then slow again. Also I have seen people split up the notes in the trill before, can't say I would recommend that but thought I would tell you anyway. For that method the LH would play B and Bb with fingers 1 and 3, and RH plays C and A with 3 and 1. For me that doesn't work very well but people do it.
Glad you enjoyed this and thank you for taking the time to comment. I will put the Bach on my list of tutorials and will let you know when it is up. FYI there are lots of ways to do ornaments in the Bach so you have some flexibility there if you are already working on it.
@@OlympiaPiano thank you! Meanwhile I will watch your videos about some arpeggios that I need to work. Your channel seems underated, deserve more followers.
Thanks for your support--it is a fairly new channel so hopefully with time it will grow. Feel free to share with anyone who you think may benefit. Always a great idea to practice arpeggios for sure!!!! I will let you know when I have the Bach done, probably in mid-July .
Minuet in G ornaments have been uploaded! Also working on a short one regarding articulation. I hope you like it! ruclips.net/video/RqdgzAgoheY/видео.html
🙏🍃🍂🍃👄💋Thanks to Master for your tutoriel. But I would like you to °^^° Articulate your pronunciation in English. You seemed to speak to yourself. Beware of good Englisf accent 🙏🙏🙏
I’ve been learning this piece for a little over a month now. It’s by far the hardest piece I’ve tried. I am finally at measure 30. I am an early-mid intermediate player but very motivated by beautiful pieces like this one. This tutorial was very helpful and I’m so glad that it all made sense to me which means I am definitely on the right track! I love how you explain things so someone at my level can understand. Thank you so much!
Thank you for watching. I am glad you are taking the time to study this beautiful piece and very happy to hear the tutorial helped you. Feel free to reach out with questions or to update me on your progress! Best wishes
Same here!
This is the most helpful video I've found on ornaments. As a self-taught ragtime and jazz standards piano player without any classical training, this video has given me what I need to attempt some classical pieces. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for taking the time to comment, I really appreciate it. And so glad you have found this helpful. I hope you will check back again as I am in the process of recording some more videos like this! Best wishes with your classical training and please keep me posted!
Thank you very much for explaining/teaching us how to play this beautiful song/piece.
Thank you for taking the time to write to me! It is my hope that with this video and the many other excellent video tutorials on this piece you are able to learn this on your own. Please keep me posted on your progress!
I've been trying to learn this piece for a few days with very slow progress. Thank you for explaining this in such detail!
I am so glad you found it helpful and best wishes with this gorgeous piece! Keep me posted!
Incredibly helpful- I’ve spent a lot of time attempting to decipher how these ornaments should be played. This You Tube piece explains them perfectly.
I am glad this helped you and thank you for taking the time to let me know. Ornaments can be deceptively tricky so keep at it! Best wishes to you
Thank you very much!..showing the original notes and then how to play them was just what I needed, very nice class!!
Thank you for taking the time to comment and let me know that this helped you--best wishes with this piece and please keep me posted on your piano playing! Best wishes
Thank you for sharing your talent
Thank you for watching--glad you are exploring the music of Chopin!
Just what I needed. Wonderful sharing. Thank you
So glad it was helpful for you! Thank you for taking the time to comment and please feel free to reach out any time with your piano questions!
Absolutely brilliant. Thank you so much for coming up with this video. This is the best tutorial on F Chopin Op.9 No.2 thus far.
Thank you for watching and I'm glad you found it helpful!
As a self taught pianist, there's a lot i have learnt from your videos :)
Super, super nicely explained. This piece is beautiful and the ornaments make all the difference. Thank you so much!!!!
Thank you for taking the time to watch and I'm glad this helped you!
Very cool and helpful instruction! Thank you. I find it hard to determine what notes line up where (left vs right), etc. I hope you eventually cover all the nocturnes, preludes, waltzes, etudes, and Beethoven sonatas... : )
I am glad you find it helpful! All of this notation can be very tricky. Yes I hope to make Quick Tips for many of the standard literature. Please let me know if you have any particular questions or pieces in mind!
Awesome! I couldn't get my head around first ornament. This really helped and now it sounds amazing.
I am very glad you found the video and it helped you. This is an awesome piece isn't it?
Thanks for the detailed explanation. I learned a lot from it.
I am very glad that you were able to watch the video and find it helpful! Keep me posted on your progress
Very helpful
Thank you for watching and commenting!
That helped me greatly to play this piece, thanks a lot! It would be great if you had a series on ornaments in Chopin nocturnes
Thank you for letting me know. Currently C# minor opus posthumous is in the works as well as OP. 32 #1 in B major--don't know exactly when they will post but pretty soon. I appreciate you watching! Best wishes
Thanks for this video. Some of the mordents are difficult to play also, with the 3-4-3 fingering.
With all the mordents and trills, and together with how to play the LH soft while moving across octaves, this nocturne may as well have been an etude. (Per Greg Niemchuk.)
FWIW, the version that I obtained had a mordent in measure 30 rather than a trill (not that it is that much easier).
Thank you for your comment. Yes I think this is a very tricky Nocturne to be sure. Thank you for the info re. measure 30. As I have progressed on my channel I started comparing more versions, in this one I just used the Henle edition which is the one I learned on, so am glad to know there are other options with some of the ornaments
Very helpful video, can’t appreciate more!
You are most welcome. Enjoy this beautiful piece and keep me posted on how it goes!
Very helpful. Amazing explanation and demo. Thank you so much. :-)
I am very happy it helped you. Thanks for taking the time to watch my channel. Best wishes
Super thank you!!!
Thank you for watching, glad it helped
Thank you so much. The video is very helpful.
I am so glad you found it helpful. Thank you for watching and I hope you subscribe--I am working on some other Chopin tutorials which will be posted in the near future. Best wishes on your piano playing!
Obrigado pela bela aula!
Thank you!
Thanks for the tips
I am glad it helped you and very much appreciate you taking the time to let me know. Enjoy playing this piece!
Very helpful. Thank you so much.
Glad you find this helpful and thank you for taking the time to comment. Best wishes with your piano playing!
Thank you this was very helpful!!
I am so happy that you found it helpful and that you took the time to comment. Have fun with this wonderful piece and please keep me posted on your piano playing!
Thank you SO much! So glad to find this video!
I spent last few days trying to find clear explanation about this. ❤❤❤
You are most welcome--it is such a beautiful Nocturne I am glad this helped you! Best wishes
Thanks so much 🙏🏼
You are most welcome. Thank you for taking the time to comment--it really helps my channel! Keep me posted on how things are going for you!
@@OlympiaPiano sure.
مجدد ممنونم ازت❤️
Lindo demais! Parabéns!!!!
Thank you!
Perfect explanation, but the measure 16? Thanks
Thanks, M. 16 is in a different video ruclips.net/video/654oaacFK24/видео.html
Awesome!! Thankyou so much
So glad you found this helpful and best wishes for your piano playing!
@@OlympiaPiano you too! You got a new sub
Great - it was very helpful!
So happy you were able to watch and thank you for taking the time to comment. Any questions please let me know!
@@OlympiaPiano - no questions, it was that clear :)
thank you!
So glad you found it helpful. Thank you for watching and keep me posted! Best wishes
thank you so much
I am very glad you found it helpful. More Chopin coming soon!
Thank u mam it actualy help me read grade 5 piece even im grade 1 hehe
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment--more videos coming soon!
Excellent explanation. Bit confused with the first turn on the C. I was taught that for the turn the first note is the one above the written note. You seem to play the C first. It sounds great and better than playing the D flat first but is this strictly a turn.
Thanks
Yes--As I have evolved with my channel I am including more options and this turn is done both the way I showed and the way you learned. Pick the one that works best for you and go with it. And keep me posted on your progress!
Thank you thank you thank you!! This is very easy to understand and implement. You did a great job explaining.
Thank you very much for watching! I am really glad you can use it and it can help you. Please keep me posted on your piano endeavors and best wishes
Thanksss
You are very welcome and thank you for watching my channel!
Is there a trick for playing that cadenza well without getting finger-tied after awhile? I just can't seem to play the right 4-note pattern more than maybe 6-8 times before it all just falls apart!
I wish I could say yes, but the answer is it is just difficult. I can only play it when I am really in shape. My suggestions would be to 1) pace it slow-fast-slow, so determine how many of them will be on the slower side, and then how many fast, and how many slow and then 2) make sure each group of 4 gets one impetus or down motion, if you are pounding out every single note you will definitely get fatigued. Hope this helps. And build up to a fast speed--this will take time.
@@OlympiaPiano So funny, but as soon as I wrote down this problem in this message, the passage suddenly got much easier! Thanks, I think!
Hello can you do a tutorial for chopin nocturne in d flat major
Thanks for watching I will see what I can put together
Thanks for the video! Do you have tipps for the cadenza trill at 9:47? I can't play it even and only very slowly or I'll play C B Bb A instead of B Bb C A.
Thank you for watching! That trill is extremely difficult. I can never get it as fast as I would like! Some suggestions would be make sure to use fingers 3-2-5-1 and keep your wrist high, make sure your kunckles are really firm (first knuckle), make sure to have a good connection on finger 3 (feel it anchor to the bottom of the key) and pedal is on. It is successful if you start slow, get fast and then slow again. Also I have seen people split up the notes in the trill before, can't say I would recommend that but thought I would tell you anyway. For that method the LH would play B and Bb with fingers 1 and 3, and RH plays C and A with 3 and 1. For me that doesn't work very well but people do it.
Awesome. Can you do this for Bach menuet BWV 114?
Glad you enjoyed this and thank you for taking the time to comment. I will put the Bach on my list of tutorials and will let you know when it is up. FYI there are lots of ways to do ornaments in the Bach so you have some flexibility there if you are already working on it.
@@OlympiaPiano thank you! Meanwhile I will watch your videos about some arpeggios that I need to work.
Your channel seems underated, deserve more followers.
Thanks for your support--it is a fairly new channel so hopefully with time it will grow. Feel free to share with anyone who you think may benefit. Always a great idea to practice arpeggios for sure!!!! I will let you know when I have the Bach done, probably in mid-July .
Minuet in G ornaments have been uploaded! Also working on a short one regarding articulation. I hope you like it! ruclips.net/video/RqdgzAgoheY/видео.html
@@OlympiaPiano Thanks for the notification and acepting the request!
Very kind of you!
I Will watch as soon as I can!
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Thank you for watching
🙏🍃🍂🍃👄💋Thanks to Master for your tutoriel. But I would like you to °^^° Articulate your pronunciation in English. You seemed to speak to yourself. Beware of good Englisf accent 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for the kind suggestion--I will try to speak more clearly in my upcoming videos!