True. I honestly dont know how he managed to progress this far without understanding that technique. I'm a beginner as well but it was very easy to just let my hand drop along the fingers and use the arms to kind of push down my hand into the keyboard with ease.
Wish you all my best wishes to reach that level piano is a divine instrument and with classical music your dream will come true one day to be a great advance pianist ! 🙏🏾
I played this in high-school and better..... My last piece before "I retired" at our studio recital (high-school junior year, I was 17) was the 1st mvt of the Grieg Piano Concerto. After that I continued my clarinet passion. My mother was an honors graduate from Northwestern University in choral conducting and piano. She didn't the three of us kids, she was too smart. At one of her piano juries the three professors actually applauded. Unheard of then and pretty much the same now.
In my opinion, I think that he is trying to tell him how to move his hands in a more fluent motion for more effect, as you can tell from his teacher imitating his stiffness of technique and then presenting a more fluent attention and concentration of movement with the piece. Nonetheless, it sounds great!! This makes me want to try much harder on my piano skills!! 🎹
If you know what he is saying you will understand that that's not the case. He's speaking Farsi so I understood him. Essentially, he is trying to help his student be more comfortable with his hands and arms, so that he can play more smoothly and less choppy, which his body naturally wants him to do anyways. It's not that he thinks he isn't good enough, it's that he is helping him by telling the student how to relax his arms so that even more of the beauty from the students skills in Piano will come out, naturally, and not forced.
for those wondering It's persian, the teacher says that he shouldn't be moving both hands up and down at the same time and that he should be much more fluid, instead of moving his entire arm up and down he should just move his wrists like they're taking turns bouncing off of a spring
oh lol I thought the opposite. I heard him say “yaq e bola yeq e poyon” and thought he was telling him to go up and down. I speak Dari Persian so it’s hard for me to understand
@@Green-mp6ho 'yeqi bala yeqi payin' means one up and one down (at once) cause the way he was playing he kept bringing both arms up and down at the same time lol, Also don't worry, my penglish isn't the best, i just happened to get this one lmao
I don’t understand the language however I’m sure he was telling him to loosen his wrists because the more tension you have in the wrists the harder it will be the play chords quickly and it will sound very articulated on each chord when in reality the teacher wants a smoother horizontal tone not a jagged every chord gets banged sort of sound.
But it's easier to find a piano teacher with zoom call now, email me and I can find you someone. My sister in law for instance has a good piano and opera/ show singing instruction business. Out of NYC but they will do video lessons.
Eu percebi um erro no professor...os dedos dele, quando o professor toca, o dedo se estica, isso causa dores e cansaço, tanto que minha professora mandou eu fazer um exercício para corrigir isso em mim
I don't understand the language but I could understand what he was saying ...I believe he saying something about the intricacies of the intertwining of the hands and how the notes should flow and not bounce or something to that effect.
chopin magna opera no. last game piano vers. thrice upon the chrono掛狩人quatre mains by the white adept army choir ares piamechanico cogitor entropië summa egregia, hyperlink loophole strauss an die flugel die freikrankjesoundhood-rœçkr apollyon visual green auster lahud eleventh rorschach von Diecke MaxensDreiTeen Noah key bring it on destiny portal of apollo steads on the horizon, adeptus Alexius play hurrian ft hittite unterganger orchestrated by the alba longa army choir on uruk opera of piscesSunfähig eating-horus rod of alba longinus
Thats the piece I played for my college scholarship auditions. Just hearing this brings back all the anxiety 😅
lol
Fr? It’s not that head of a piece
@@fuzzykoala6168 it’s a very well known piece...
@@andrewrpiano he said he played it for college auditions. Seems like an easy piece to play for college
@@fuzzykoala6168 It is one of Rachmaninoff's easier pieces (though to be fair he composed some absolute monsters) but it's also quite well known.
I don't know the language but like the gestures use so can say that I almost understand
Its persian
Yeah I think he's saying relax your hands and don't rush
yea my teacher uses those gestures so I can pretty much understand what he’s saying without know the language
@@awe331 thats weird I literally just saw your comment on the last video I watched and I even watched your video before coming here lol
@@chickfalley4205
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I didn’t even realize he was speaking another language. I just understand from the gestures and tone
Right? 😂
Oh wait I had to play that back to see lol
I think what he means is just let your palm play and don't let the arm involved to avoid unnecessary tension
True. I honestly dont know how he managed to progress this far without understanding that technique. I'm a beginner as well but it was very easy to just let my hand drop along the fingers and use the arms to kind of push down my hand into the keyboard with ease.
@@renascitur7051 he probably did learn that as a beginner, but its hard to remember that if you start freaking out about the tempo or the notes
@@skyc9065 I get your point but tempo, legato, etc., are all basically fundamentals to actually playing
@@renascitur7051 I feel like you are over simplifying things.
@@no-rq7fp Uh well I dknt have credentials other than playing piano so you probably know more about music than me, right?
one of my biggest dreams is to study in a classical music conservatory, i want to be a great advanced pianist someday !!
I believe u can realize it! 🙏🏽🤞🏼🍀
Wish you all my best wishes to reach that level piano is a divine instrument and with classical music your dream will come true one day to be a great advance pianist ! 🙏🏾
I played this in high-school and better.....
My last piece before "I retired" at our studio recital (high-school junior year, I was 17) was the 1st mvt of the Grieg Piano Concerto.
After that I continued my clarinet passion.
My mother was an honors graduate from Northwestern University in choral conducting and piano.
She didn't the three of us kids, she was too smart.
At one of her piano juries the three professors actually applauded. Unheard of then and pretty much the same now.
Very nice to see Persian people playing the piano :)
He looks like such a piano teacher.
When you think piano teacher, you think of this guy, hair and all.
This music penetrated the whole world from Europe to Asia to all of the America's..and it holds it's ground
I'm proud that even though I don't know the language, I know exactly what he's saying.
In my opinion, I think that he is trying to tell him how to move his hands in a more fluent motion for more effect, as you can tell from his teacher imitating his stiffness of technique and then presenting a more fluent attention and concentration of movement with the piece. Nonetheless, it sounds great!! This makes me want to try much harder on my piano skills!! 🎹
Excellent teacher. Don't speak his language and still understood what he was saying by hearing the student make adjustments.
Edit: excellent student also, very cool.
When you're freaking incredible and it's still not good enough
We never good enough.
We just pass the levels.
@@morningstar5284 True
If you know what he is saying you will understand that that's not the case. He's speaking Farsi so I understood him. Essentially, he is trying to help his student be more comfortable with his hands and arms, so that he can play more smoothly and less choppy, which his body naturally wants him to do anyways. It's not that he thinks he isn't good enough, it's that he is helping him by telling the student how to relax his arms so that even more of the beauty from the students skills in Piano will come out, naturally, and not forced.
@@neginf.7639 oh interesting.
me: "as long as it sounds good" ...*whispers* " its perfect"
When RUclips casually drops this video and you actually are about to study that "martellato".
I teach much lower levels of piano and in very different styles
I still use the same hand gestures
Played this for my auditions ar Chethams at 16. At 33 still a difficult piece. Never too old to play
for those wondering It's persian, the teacher says that he shouldn't be moving both hands up and down at the same time and that he should be much more fluid, instead of moving his entire arm up and down he should just move his wrists like they're taking turns bouncing off of a spring
oh lol I thought the opposite. I heard him say “yaq e bola yeq e poyon” and thought he was telling him to go up and down. I speak Dari Persian so it’s hard for me to understand
@@Green-mp6ho 'yeqi bala yeqi payin' means one up and one down (at once) cause the way he was playing he kept bringing both arms up and down at the same time lol, Also don't worry, my penglish isn't the best, i just happened to get this one lmao
Excelent teacher great How forever thank you
What a good teacher
translation: not quiet my tempo
Dragging, just a hair, no worries
I don’t understand the language however I’m sure he was telling him to loosen his wrists because the more tension you have in the wrists the harder it will be the play chords quickly and it will sound very articulated on each chord when in reality the teacher wants a smoother horizontal tone not a jagged every chord gets banged sort of sound.
Persian
The piano instructor sounds like the caterpillar from the 1950 Alice in Wonderland
I didn't know Leonard Hofstadter taught piano
Masha allah
Very good master 🥇🏆🌟👍🎊🎇🎉🎂
The student be like in his mind:
"HOW a m I supposed to play like that if I'm sitting and your standing!"
That's why I dropped piano lessons🙃to focus better on my own style of playing
Affariiiin 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Remeber playing this for a competition in 9th grade
When playing the piano there should be no tension in the arms or wrist. I could be bad in the long run
I’ll worry about playing the right notes first, relaxed arms later
I would be crying for no reason
I want this teacher to teach me
Idk what they're saying because I speak American but I feel like he's telling him "stop that shit"
Quisiera tener un maestro de piano......y también un piano.
Guess music really is an universal language after all
Holy shit that's hella impressive
Very good
Turns out bill Bailey is under the piano with spoons...
Limitless.
زیبا بود!
FARSI GANG SHEEEEESH
Buen profe.
Cool
❤️❤️❤️💖💖
Id love a piano teacher but now there's the rona
But it's easier to find a piano teacher with zoom call now, email me and I can find you someone. My sister in law for instance has a good piano and opera/ show singing instruction business. Out of NYC but they will do video lessons.
Esse mano parece meu professor de redação.
Tsiskaridze is that you ?
Eu percebi um erro no professor...os dedos dele, quando o professor toca, o dedo se estica, isso causa dores e cansaço, tanto que minha professora mandou eu fazer um exercício para corrigir isso em mim
Couldn’t understand anything the instructor said but u play well
Nicee
yeah i can relate...
his hands were tense asf
I don't understand the language but I could understand what he was saying ...I believe he saying something about the intricacies of the intertwining of the hands and how the notes should flow and not bounce or something to that effect.
I notice the change but I can't tell what caused the change
I want a teacher
👏
Ele queima!!!
*hello*
Are you Persian?
Yes the language they're speaking is Farsi or persian
@@arezoohashemi6701 I see, I want a teacher like him
I learnt only Prelude in C minor..!!;-;
Where the iranian gang at
chopin magna opera no. last game piano vers. thrice upon the chrono掛狩人quatre mains by the white adept army choir ares piamechanico cogitor entropië summa egregia, hyperlink loophole strauss an die flugel die freikrankjesoundhood-rœçkr apollyon visual green auster lahud eleventh rorschach von Diecke MaxensDreiTeen Noah key bring it on destiny portal of apollo steads on the horizon, adeptus Alexius play hurrian ft hittite unterganger orchestrated by the alba longa army choir on uruk opera of piscesSunfähig eating-horus rod of alba longinus
I think he is speaking persian.
Dramatic difference
Your teacher stand when teaching???
I can't understand what you said
Not quite my tempo
That's Farsi or i guess Persian?
Are they same?
People from Iran call it Farsi, people from Afghanistan call it Dari and people from Tajikistan call it Tajik. But this “dialect” is Farsi
Why am I hearing Arabic Spanish and Indian?
lol it’s Persian. people from Iran, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan speak this.
it’s in between the Arab and Indian world so I think it makes sense why it sounds like that
It’s Persian language 😄
Y am 300likz
Who is the teacher?
Ehsan shokrollahi.... Shiraz Iran
먼소리인지 모르겠지만;;허우적허우접 데라는데?ㅋㄱㄱㄱㄱㄱ
How do you understand him?
By speaking the same language?????
omg 😂
please say sike.
His hands were tense asf
This is the best comment ever
Christ is coming repent choose him today he loves you
Is the language persian?
Yes
Eu faço igualzinho ou melhor kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk 👏👏👏
He's so disappointed
I think he is saying to play the rythme evenly as one phrase
Q cara chato 🤣🤣
You should let your teacher stops talking before you play...
Shit
Lmao played it when i was eleven
Hard back then but now...
did i ask?
How to destroyed a performance.....poor student.
30th comment
Leave it, is not for you.