Thank you so much for this tutorial! Would you say there is any rule as to how to play the hands together? Like, number of notes that match, number of notes that don't. Or should I just practice and memorise the notes without a specific rule? I usually struggle with the hands having different tempos but I really love this song
We all learn in different ways. I think those who play by ear have it easier. Those who can’t and need precision rely on math. Because I’m a math major, I made lessons on polyrhythms and presented a logical way to practice those. It’s like machine-learning. Enter “polyrhythms” in the search box of my website and it will lead you to all related RUclips links. When you decide to practice this piece, ace just a few measures, the rest should flow naturally.
haven't heard this one in a while :) and didn't realize it had all that fancy hand crossover! This prelude sounds difficult all the way thru -- i had better work out my weaker fingers a lot harder ! Happy hallowe'en XD
Hello, i like your videos, thank you for your tutorials . I have a request: can you make a tutorial " chopin: Mazurka Op.24, No.4"? thank you for your answer. (sorry for my english, i am french)
Wow thank you for this tutorial, it looks difficult !
Keep up the good work !
Thank you :)
Thank you Jane ! Those polyrhythms are really hurting my brain...but it's so beautiful
Good luck with it, once you learn the notes, playing faster makes the polyrhythms much easier to play than going slow.
As ever a great job, Jane. Thank you too much.
Thank you, Neilram.
Thank you so muchh!!!! I really like your videos and they help a lot!!! Keep doing more of these, thanks again!!
Glad you like them. Thanks for writing!
Thank you
Welcome! 🤗
Thank you so much for this tutorial!
Would you say there is any rule as to how to play the hands together? Like, number of notes that match, number of notes that don't. Or should I just practice and memorise the notes without a specific rule? I usually struggle with the hands having different tempos but I really love this song
We all learn in different ways. I think those who play by ear have it easier. Those who can’t and need precision rely on math. Because I’m a math major, I made lessons on polyrhythms and presented a logical way to practice those. It’s like machine-learning. Enter “polyrhythms” in the search box of my website and it will lead you to all related RUclips links. When you decide to practice this piece, ace just a few measures, the rest should flow naturally.
Thank you so much! Very helpful, as your videos always are! Trying to work out this one :)
You’re welcome. Good luck with the piece!
@@janepianotutorials thanks :)
haven't heard this one in a while :) and didn't realize it had all that fancy hand crossover! This prelude sounds difficult all the way thru -- i had better work out my weaker fingers a lot harder ! Happy hallowe'en XD
Awesome. Actually some of us are not that astonished you did it...
Thanks. I'm not certain I played it correctly!
Many of us yearn to play it as incorrectly as you did...
:))
Having a second go at this piece today. I'll second that scholmoh.
Hello, i like your videos, thank you for your tutorials . I have a request: can you make a tutorial " chopin: Mazurka Op.24, No.4"? thank you for your answer. (sorry for my english, i am french)
Ok, added your request to the Mazurka webpage. [Edit] Note to myself: DONE
jane pls do a slow of grande valse brillante
Probably did that waltz. Easiest way to check is to enter "chopin waltzes" in the search box of my website (not YT).
thanks a lot
My father believed this was Debussy
I could have thought that too 😊
Part 2?
?? This is complete