I guess this video will have thousands of visits so I take the opportunity to talk about other books by Czerny, before I will start by saying that Op.740, 299, 849 and 599 are not the best works of Carl Czerny and it is a serious mistake that the world alone I know these books, I am not saying that they are bad, I just say that it is not the best music of Czerny so I will begin to recommend some of his greatest works such as Op.692 ´´24 Grand concert studios¨ Op.756 ¨ 25 Grand Concert Studios¨ Op.754´´6 concert pieces´´ Op.667¨Studios Tableaux¨´the 12 sonatas besides Op.504, 338, 504, 434, 364,369, 257, 405 all of them are great pieces concert of the highest level. some other recommendations Op.755¨25 studies of improvement¨Op.399 ¨School of the left hand¨ Op.400 ¨School of the Fugue¨ Op.365 ¨The school of the concert player¨Op.409 ¨50 studies of improvement¨Op .822 ¨46 Grand studios in different styles¨ Op.837 ¨ 20 Studios¨ and of course piano concerts and 4-hand variations on the famous Campanella Paganini-Liszt Op.170, if they don't find any score of which I already mentioned let me know in the comments and I will share them with all of you Supongo que este video tendra miles de visitas asi que aprovecho para hablar acerca de otros libros de Czerny, antes empezare diciendo que Op.740, 299, 849 y 599 no son los mejores trabajos de Carl Czerny y es un grave error que el mundo solo conozca estos libros, no estoy diciendo que sean malos solo digo que no es la mejor música de Czerny asi que empezare a recomendar algunas de sus mas grandes obras como lo son el Op.692 ´´24 Grandes estudios de concierto¨ Op.756 ¨25 Grandes Estudios de concierto¨ Op.754´´6 piezas de concierto´´ Op.667¨Estudios Tableaux¨´las 12 sonatas ademas de Op.504, 338, 504, 434, 364,369, 257, 405 todas ellas son grandes piezas de concierto del mas alto nivel, algunas otras recomendaciones Op.755¨25 estudios de perfeccionamiento¨Op.399 ¨Escuela de la mano izquierda¨ Op.400 ¨Escuela de la Fugue¨ Op.365 ¨La escuela del concertista¨Op.409 ¨50 estudios de perfeccionamiento¨Op.822 ¨46 Grand estudios de en diferentes estilos¨ Op.837 ¨ 20 Estudios¨ y por supuesto los concierto para piano y las variaciones a 4 manos sobre la famosa Campanella Paganini-Liszt Op.170, si no encuentran alguna partitura de las que ya mencione haganmelo saber en los comentarios y yo las compartire con todos ustedes
@@jiancai_nocturne It is the rarest recording of OP.740, now I'm looking for more recordings of Op.692, 756, 399, 400, 837 and 822 those are the biggest studios in Czerny
What the subtitles say 1 Exercise for smooth movements of fingers and hands 2 Exercise for thumb approaching from below 3 Seek clarity in speed 4 Seek brisk movements in calm staccato 5 Play two unison phrases evenly 6 Play broken chords clearly 7 Swap fingers on the same key 8 Brisk movements of the left hand 9 Skip and staccato with ease 10 Three-degree practice 11 Switch fingers quickly 12 The left hand can stretch freely 13 Play as fast as possible 14 After practicing the chords(?) 15 Exercise to extend the distance between fingers as much as possible 16 Practice changing fingers when playing quickly 17 Play minor scales quickly 18 Calmly cross your hands and touch they keys softly 19 The expansion of the distance between fingers when keeping the hand steady 20 Double octave practice 21 The movements of both hands are consistent 22 Tremolo exercises 23 The fingers of the left hand touch the keys lightly 24 The hand posture when playing the black keys with the thumb should be completely stable 25 Coherence and clarity 26 Play passing chords very quickly 27 Finger independent exercise 28 The fingers are very nimble and the hand remains steady 29 Legato exercise 30 Solid touch 31 Exercise for passing the thumb from below 32 Lift your fingers evenly 33 The hands should be light and dexterous when jumping eight degrees 34 Third-degree trill exercise 35 Practice swapping fingers on the same key 36 Relax your arms and stretch your fingers freely 37 Very powerful and clear 38 Lift both hands evenly and alternately 39 Three-degree practice 40 Brisk staccato chords 41 Flexible movements of left hand fingers 42 Practice of double trill 43 Thumbs pass nimbly underneath 44 Very light touch when fingers are very nimble 45 Legato of broken chord melody 46 Make full use of your touch and finger skills 47 When playing broken chords, touch the key lightly and clearly 48 Trill exercise 49 Skilled octave playing practice 50 Make the most of your touch and fast playing skills Sorry if it’s hard to understand I used Google Translate
@@czeynerpianistproducercomp7155 C. The history of nocturnes-------H3P1. H3P1 is not a big flu. H3 means Holy father,Holy son,Holy spirit. P1 means porn music. The fact is H3 place existed a lot of P1 music. I don't know why ,I am no power force British and Catholic answer this question. D. Passion. Ludwig said: " To play a wrong note is insignificant. To play without passion is inexcusable." Nocturne No.4 (Op.15/1), No.7 (Op.27/1) and No.13 (Op.48/1) exist passion element. This is light passion. If you want looking for strong passion, please play Ludwig sonata Tempest (Op.31/2) and Moonlight (Op.27/2). Attention: Appassionata (Op.57) is no passion element. E. No.1 (Op.9/1), Holy and Porn. 6 pages, grade 9/10. Not important to argue who is the best player. They only play normal version. Exist another 2 version: Porn version and Holy version. This re-compose don't need change notes. Just change speed,tempo,note's length etc. F. Addiction and Do stupid. To play piano is a good addiction. Drugs,alcohol and smoke are bad addiction. Piano player don't need drugs,alcohol,and smoke. To play all Chopin Mazurkas (59 pieces) is do stupid. To play all Ludwig Sonatas (32 pieces) is do stupid. To play all Chopin Etudes (27 pieces) is do Stupid. But to play all Chopin Nocturnes (21 pieces), is it do stupid? I don't think so, because I did too. G. Op.740 vs. Op.10 + Op.25 Op.740 is Czerny Etudes, 50 pieces. Op.10 is Chopin Etudes book 1, 12 pieces. Op.25 is Chopin Etudes book 2, 15 pieces. To play all Etudes is over education, my suggestions is : Op.740/1 + Op.740/12 + Op.740/49 + Op.740/50 + Op.10/5. Op.740/1 vs. Op.10/12, which one is real revolutionary ? Op.10/3 vs. Op.13 pathetique 2nd movement, which one is more sad ? H. 3 elements. 1. Passion element is Scale, Chord and Octave. 2. Porn element is Appeggio and Broken Chord. 3. Holy element is Insert Short Stop. I. Chopin do stupid? Yes. Stupid 1: About nocturnes speed and tempo,etc, no pianists follow his music sheets. Have to compose again Stupid 2: 27 Etudes is only black key Etude useful. Stupid 3: Transfer organ sheets to piano sheets exists law problem, 5 eye country person refuse do this. Chopin did. Stupid 4: Mislead piano arts---- too complex tech., let human being can not find balance between tech. and sound quality. .......
@@jiancai_nocturne I don't understand what you mean, right now I can't do the translation I'll do it later but you should know Op.740 are not the best Czerny Studies, the best are Op.692, 756, 754, 755,807, 818, 819, 822, 837, 399, 400, 364, 380 and 369
31:20 (No. 17) pianist changes / it's a woman 1:00:10 (No. 31) the first one comes back 1:17:30 (No. 41) is another man pianist until the end and the hardest No. 50 too =)
What a prolific composer. Czerny composed so much music. This is a wonderful project, the more I listen to this recording the more impressed I am at these etudes, they are like mini concertos. Good pianistic executions as well, who are the performers?
op.740/1, change even etude to Holy revolutionary etude. Revolutionary must have passion element, scale,chord,octave are passion element,and revolutionary elements too. Insert short stop in every measures end for Holy element. Change p,pp to ff, change f,ff to ffff. Change velocity to utmost. Try it. More revolutionary than op.10/12.
I believe Op. 348 and Op. 364 to be the ultimate Czerny etudes, and they're musical enough in my opinion to be played in concerts.The former shows Czerny's attempt at inter-weaving the concepts of technique study and fantasy style into a rather varied work with both brilliant and intimate moments; the latter is sheer ferocity and a great prelude to the Transcendental Etudes of Liszt. Thanks for this upload aswell.
I think that Op.434, 504, 369, 338, and 409 are extremely difficult as is Op.364 which is already more difficult than any transcendental Studies of Liszt and any Study of Op.39 of Alkan
Op.364 is more difficult than any Listz paganini or transcendental Studies, Op.504, 434, 338, 257 and any of the Op.400 issues far exceeds Liszt's transcendental etudes in its two versions and the etudes have yet to be found transcendental of Czerny Op. 845
Yes, it helps. First of all, your Motus Apparatus (aka your shoulders, elbows and wrist) is more relaxed because it's in a more natural position and, by relaxing your MA, you allow your fingers to move faster and more effortlessly. Second of all, by sitting further away from the piano, your legs have much more freedom to move, which is ideal to change pedals quickly and to do scales and arpeggios by shifting your body to the left or right. Hope that helped :)
Not just the way chinese do it. If you sit too close, your centroid will be too close to the piano, which limits your freedom to exert forces and your ability to relax. It not only particularly helps to play fast. It just generally helps to play the piano better.
can someone comment on the technique the pianist employs to play etude no. 2 here? he seems to employs staccato to play the right hand broken chords, but plays legato (or almost) in the left hand, but I believe the purpose of this etude is to train for legato playing in arpeggio passages, right? so why is he doing that? can someone tell me why?
Op. 740 and op. 299 are obviously not his best works - even if there are actually true gems among those studies - but they are invaluable tools for developing a good technique.
even so, one has to admit op. 740 grasps the technical concept of piano playing that holds true from Bach to Chopin, even to Rachmaninoff in that it shows and strengthens pianists' ability in using rotation to truly achieve the tonal and technical ideas these composers put in their works.
You use someone else's logic because you don't have your own criteria! Debussy is a composer who personally bores me, it doesn't surprise me that a boring composer defends another
And for your information, John Field invented the nocturne, Czerny revolutionized the prelude and fugue, the sonate and personally taught Chopin to compose the nocturne in Paris, as well as giving him some piano lessons, inform yourself before speaking because your ignorance contaminates.
@@czeynerpianistproducercomp7155 Chopin is obviously a better composer than that of czerny or field! It dose not matter who wrote what piece first or taught who whatever, it matter who dose it better, clearly Chopins nocturnes,etudes, etc are better than that of any other composer! Not to say czerny or fields music is bad, its just not nearly as good as chopin. And what is wrong with using a quote by someone ele who can express a feeling better than someone eles can. Using some elses logic isnt a bad thing either, how do you think we learn. And everyone has there own taste but to say Debussy's and chopin's music is boring is just idiotic, did you not listen to theses pieces here? If you think that any piece by chopin or Debussy is as boring as this than you have horrible taste. Sure there are some good pieces by czerny but only some, were as every piece by chopin or debussy is great not some. The majority of czernys music is excruciatingly boring, and he did not revolutionise the prelude and fugue, his preludes and fugues are not nearly as great and genius as bachs, not just structurally but emotionally. There is a reason why chopins and Debussys music is actually preformed, because its not boring like czerny. Most of czerny's music is very simple in structure and has no emotion, that is why he is not preformed, not because people have bad taste in music and have simple brains besides you, its because people with more than 3 brain cells can tell what good music sounds like. Chopin is obviously superior to czerny no matter your taste in music, you don't listen to czerny and get emotional and cry like you would with chopin. Im sure liszt, schumann, brahms, debussy, and many more geniuses had better taste than you, because they all knew that chopins music was and still is and will always be profoundly sublime. Czerny, not so much. So how about you inform yourself 👍 And of course the person saying Czerny's music is better than chopin and debussy would be the one to like and heart his own comment. What a loser!!! 😂🤣😂🤣 I have never heard a more stupid comment than yours when it comes to music. Czerny did not teach chopin to right a nocturne nor did he give lessons to chopin, they just talked and played music together and shared some musical ideas, czerny had nothing to teach him btw so once again, "inform yourself before speaking because your ignorance contaminates"!!!🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🙄😑🙄😑🙄😑🙄😑🤣😅💀💀💀💀👌
Countryside boys and girls play piano.China think pianist should skinny and long finger, this is a big wrong. I known this music school, no fair and no justice.
I guess this video will have thousands of visits so I take the opportunity to talk about other books by Czerny, before I will start by saying that Op.740, 299, 849 and 599 are not the best works of Carl Czerny and it is a serious mistake that the world alone I know these books, I am not saying that they are bad, I just say that it is not the best music of Czerny so I will begin to recommend some of his greatest works such as Op.692 ´´24 Grand concert studios¨ Op.756 ¨ 25 Grand Concert Studios¨ Op.754´´6 concert pieces´´ Op.667¨Studios Tableaux¨´the 12 sonatas besides Op.504, 338, 504, 434, 364,369, 257, 405 all of them are great pieces concert of the highest level. some other recommendations Op.755¨25 studies of improvement¨Op.399 ¨School of the left hand¨ Op.400 ¨School of the Fugue¨ Op.365 ¨The school of the concert player¨Op.409 ¨50 studies of improvement¨Op .822 ¨46 Grand studios in different styles¨ Op.837 ¨ 20 Studios¨ and of course piano concerts and 4-hand variations on the famous Campanella Paganini-Liszt Op.170, if they don't find any score of which I already mentioned let me know in the comments and I will share them with all of you
Supongo que este video tendra miles de visitas asi que aprovecho para hablar acerca de otros libros de Czerny, antes empezare diciendo que Op.740, 299, 849 y 599 no son los mejores trabajos de Carl Czerny y es un grave error que el mundo solo conozca estos libros, no estoy diciendo que sean malos solo digo que no es la mejor música de Czerny asi que empezare a recomendar algunas de sus mas grandes obras como lo son el Op.692 ´´24 Grandes estudios de concierto¨ Op.756 ¨25 Grandes Estudios de concierto¨ Op.754´´6 piezas de concierto´´ Op.667¨Estudios Tableaux¨´las 12 sonatas ademas de Op.504, 338, 504, 434, 364,369, 257, 405 todas ellas son grandes piezas de concierto del mas alto nivel, algunas otras recomendaciones Op.755¨25 estudios de perfeccionamiento¨Op.399 ¨Escuela de la mano izquierda¨ Op.400 ¨Escuela de la Fugue¨ Op.365 ¨La escuela del concertista¨Op.409 ¨50 estudios de perfeccionamiento¨Op.822 ¨46 Grand estudios de en diferentes estilos¨ Op.837 ¨ 20 Estudios¨ y por supuesto los concierto para piano y las variaciones a 4 manos sobre la famosa Campanella Paganini-Liszt Op.170, si no encuentran alguna partitura de las que ya mencione haganmelo saber en los comentarios y yo las compartire con todos ustedes
Yes indeed. Especially for many teachers.This makes their jobs a lot easier !!
Why choice China version? Do you have another country's 740 version?
@@jiancai_nocturne It is the rarest recording of OP.740, now I'm looking for more recordings of Op.692, 756, 399, 400, 837 and 822 those are the biggest studios in Czerny
@@czeynerpianistproducercomp7155 Which country are you living?
@@jiancai_nocturne Creo entender que es mexicano, mas exactamente de Guanajuato, creo.
No. 1 : 0:00
No. 2 : 2:15
No. 3 : 4:27
No. 4 : 6:27
No. 5 : 9:27
No. 6 : 11:04
No. 7 : 13:02
No. 8 : 15:05
No. 9 : 16:58
No. 10 : 19:24
No. 11 : 20:28
No. 12 : 22:06
No. 13 : 23:48
No. 14 : 25:27
No. 15 : 27:22
No. 16 : 29:44
No. 17 : 31:20
No. 18 : 32:57
No. 19 : 35:26
No. 20 : 37:16
No. 21 : 39:39
No. 22 : 40:43
No. 23 : 42:47
No. 24 : 44:48
No. 25 : 46:21
No. 26 : 48:28
No. 27 : 52:00
No. 28 : 54:22
No. 29 : 56:17
No. 30 : 58:17
No. 31 : 1:00:10
No. 32 : 1:01:38
No. 33 : 1:03:16
No. 34 : 1:05:02
No. 35 : 1:07:15
No. 36 : 1:08:43
No. 37 : 1:10:02
No. 38 : 1:11:43
No. 39 : 1:13:33
No. 40 : 1:15:48
No. 41 : 1:17:30
No. 42 : 1:18:30
No. 43 : 1:20:04
No. 44 : 1:21:23
No. 45 : 1:23:02
No. 46 : 1:24:51
No. 47 : 1:26:40
No. 48 : 1:28:35
No. 49 : 1:30:55
No. 50 : 1:32:32
Thanks for putting the time.If I am playing all these it may take up to 5 hours !
35 Is 1:07:15
49 is 1:30:55.
Bruh
15 is actually 14
What the subtitles say
1 Exercise for smooth movements of fingers and hands
2 Exercise for thumb approaching from below
3 Seek clarity in speed
4 Seek brisk movements in calm staccato
5 Play two unison phrases evenly
6 Play broken chords clearly
7 Swap fingers on the same key
8 Brisk movements of the left hand
9 Skip and staccato with ease
10 Three-degree practice
11 Switch fingers quickly
12 The left hand can stretch freely
13 Play as fast as possible
14 After practicing the chords(?)
15 Exercise to extend the distance between fingers as much as possible
16 Practice changing fingers when playing quickly
17 Play minor scales quickly
18 Calmly cross your hands and touch they keys softly
19 The expansion of the distance between fingers when keeping the hand steady
20 Double octave practice
21 The movements of both hands are consistent
22 Tremolo exercises
23 The fingers of the left hand touch the keys lightly
24 The hand posture when playing the black keys with the thumb should be completely stable
25 Coherence and clarity
26 Play passing chords very quickly
27 Finger independent exercise
28 The fingers are very nimble and the hand remains steady
29 Legato exercise
30 Solid touch
31 Exercise for passing the thumb from below
32 Lift your fingers evenly
33 The hands should be light and dexterous when jumping eight degrees
34 Third-degree trill exercise
35 Practice swapping fingers on the same key
36 Relax your arms and stretch your fingers freely
37 Very powerful and clear
38 Lift both hands evenly and alternately
39 Three-degree practice
40 Brisk staccato chords
41 Flexible movements of left hand fingers
42 Practice of double trill
43 Thumbs pass nimbly underneath
44 Very light touch when fingers are very nimble
45 Legato of broken chord melody
46 Make full use of your touch and finger skills
47 When playing broken chords, touch the key lightly and clearly
48 Trill exercise
49 Skilled octave playing practice
50 Make the most of your touch and fast playing skills
Sorry if it’s hard to understand I used Google Translate
I think this is one of the many old piano instructional video filmed in China.They also featured the very young Yujai Wang playing Czerny Op 849.
Beautiful. Gracefully played. Czerny is God.
Czerny 's works are remarkable .. it's a pity that he is so underrated...
CZERNY, SIMPLESMENTE MARAVILHOSO!!!!!
Phenomenal pianist.
48:28 that Is Just beauty
The interpretation are so good Love your video ❤️
Excelente escola da velocidade, agilidade e precisão nas interpretações! Esse é um valioso auxiliar pros estudantes! 👏👏👏👏👏
a good pianist it's not a fast pianist...
良い演奏を有難う
This is ideal for instruction. He has all the essense in his performance of each and every study.
Simply fabulous performance!~
Gracias por esta excelente publicacion. Saludos desde Chile
Cool I'm Chinese. I'm finishing Op.299. I look forward to playing Op.740 in the future.
Czerny op.756, 692 And 822 are more Hard than chopin etudes, op.740, And Beethoven Sonates
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@@czeynerpianistproducercomp7155 C. The history of nocturnes-------H3P1.
H3P1 is not a big flu. H3 means Holy father,Holy son,Holy spirit. P1 means porn music. The fact is H3 place existed a lot of P1 music.
I don't know why ,I am no power force British and Catholic answer this question.
D. Passion.
Ludwig said: " To play a wrong note is insignificant. To play without passion is inexcusable."
Nocturne No.4 (Op.15/1), No.7 (Op.27/1) and No.13 (Op.48/1) exist passion element. This is light passion.
If you want looking for strong passion, please play Ludwig sonata Tempest (Op.31/2) and Moonlight (Op.27/2).
Attention: Appassionata (Op.57) is no passion element.
E. No.1 (Op.9/1), Holy and Porn.
6 pages, grade 9/10. Not important to argue who is the best player. They only play normal version.
Exist another 2 version: Porn version and Holy version. This re-compose don't need change notes. Just change speed,tempo,note's length etc.
F. Addiction and Do stupid.
To play piano is a good addiction. Drugs,alcohol and smoke are bad addiction. Piano player don't need drugs,alcohol,and smoke.
To play all Chopin Mazurkas (59 pieces) is do stupid.
To play all Ludwig Sonatas (32 pieces) is do stupid.
To play all Chopin Etudes (27 pieces) is do Stupid.
But to play all Chopin Nocturnes (21 pieces), is it do stupid? I don't think so, because I did too.
G. Op.740 vs. Op.10 + Op.25
Op.740 is Czerny Etudes, 50 pieces. Op.10 is Chopin Etudes book 1, 12 pieces. Op.25 is Chopin Etudes book 2, 15 pieces.
To play all Etudes is over education, my suggestions is :
Op.740/1 + Op.740/12 + Op.740/49 + Op.740/50 + Op.10/5.
Op.740/1 vs. Op.10/12, which one is real revolutionary ?
Op.10/3 vs. Op.13 pathetique 2nd movement, which one is more sad ?
H. 3 elements.
1. Passion element is Scale, Chord and Octave.
2. Porn element is Appeggio and Broken Chord.
3. Holy element is Insert Short Stop.
I. Chopin do stupid?
Yes.
Stupid 1: About nocturnes speed and tempo,etc, no pianists follow his music sheets. Have to compose again
Stupid 2: 27 Etudes is only black key Etude useful.
Stupid 3: Transfer organ sheets to piano sheets exists law problem, 5 eye country person refuse do this. Chopin did.
Stupid 4: Mislead piano arts---- too complex tech., let human being can not find balance between tech. and sound quality.
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@@jiancai_nocturne I don't understand what you mean, right now I can't do the translation I'll do it later but you should know Op.740 are not the best Czerny Studies, the best are Op.692, 756, 754, 755,807, 818, 819, 822, 837, 399, 400, 364, 380 and 369
@@jiancai_nocturne Chopin's black keys is preparation for Czerny Op.756 etudes 4 and 22
31:20 (No. 17) pianist changes / it's a woman
1:00:10 (No. 31) the first one comes back
1:17:30 (No. 41) is another man pianist until the end and the hardest No. 50 too =)
the last player is Xiaotang Tan, check his play of Prokofiev's Toccata.
What a prolific composer. Czerny composed so much music. This is a wonderful project, the more I listen to this recording the more impressed I am at these etudes, they are like mini concertos. Good pianistic executions as well, who are the performers?
the only one whose name is the one who plays the 50 etudes, 12 among others is called XiaoTang Tan
Beautiful articulation.
op.740/1, change even etude to Holy revolutionary etude. Revolutionary must have passion element, scale,chord,octave are passion element,and revolutionary elements too. Insert short stop in every measures end for Holy element. Change p,pp to ff, change f,ff to ffff. Change velocity to utmost. Try it. More revolutionary than op.10/12.
He's a beautiful musical avatar. Mine!
amazing
Excellent! I'm also Chinese, but this Chinese pianist 金钢 is like a robot （super fast）
I believe Op. 348 and Op. 364 to be the ultimate Czerny etudes, and they're musical enough in my opinion to be played in concerts.The former shows Czerny's attempt at inter-weaving the concepts of technique study and fantasy style into a rather varied work with both brilliant and intimate moments; the latter is sheer ferocity and a great prelude to the Transcendental Etudes of Liszt. Thanks for this upload aswell.
I think that Op.434, 504, 369, 338, and 409 are extremely difficult as is Op.364 which is already more difficult than any transcendental Studies of Liszt and any Study of Op.39 of Alkan
Op.364 is more difficult than any Listz paganini or transcendental Studies, Op.504, 434, 338, 257 and any of the Op.400 issues far exceeds Liszt's transcendental etudes in its two versions and the etudes have yet to be found transcendental of Czerny Op. 845
Czeyner La Mente Musical um, it’s Liszt, not listz
Hm... just wondering if sitting this far from the piano helps to play fast.....Maybe it's just the way Chinese do it :) Thank you for the video!
Yes, it helps. First of all, your Motus Apparatus (aka your shoulders, elbows and wrist) is more relaxed because it's in a more natural position and, by relaxing your MA, you allow your fingers to move faster and more effortlessly. Second of all, by sitting further away from the piano, your legs have much more freedom to move, which is ideal to change pedals quickly and to do scales and arpeggios by shifting your body to the left or right. Hope that helped :)
Not just the way chinese do it. If you sit too close, your centroid will be too close to the piano, which limits your freedom to exert forces and your ability to relax.
It not only particularly helps to play fast. It just generally helps to play the piano better.
@@squirrel4727 thank you for the information. This explains why I cannot play fast. I wasn't taught to sit far from the piano
まだ全部見ていないけど、これまたすごい映像。
Awesome content and comment! thanl you!
Jorge Maté thank you mean
I'm sixty and l'm always a beginner.
Thank You
Ok???
can someone comment on the technique the pianist employs to play etude no. 2 here? he seems to employs staccato to play the right hand broken chords, but plays legato (or almost) in the left hand, but I believe the purpose of this etude is to train for legato playing in arpeggio passages, right? so why is he doing that? can someone tell me why?
😮🤯
what's the name of the pianist, who appears first?
the other one is actually really famous, his name is Xiaotan Tang. But who is the other one?
jin gang 金钢
There is a mistake in 54.30
He could be one of the piano professor at the conservatoire in Beijing or Shanghai in his early student years.
HI thanks for the video and for the comment, could you send me some of this books? I can't find op.692, op. 170. Thank you so much
www.mediafire.com/file/2q3xceyebspzltw/Op.692-24_grandes_estudios_edici%25C3%25B3n_Richault.pdf/file
@@czeynerpianistproducercomp7155 Thank you so much
please read the text at the beginning or the comment posted, pause the video
@@mcbainst the video is good
beautiful progression 3:12
If you want the original video, I can help you！！！
Is this single beat in Wim Winter’s terms?
Would it have been acceptable at half speed? Brilliant irrespective of these considerations.
What year was recorded this live? And what is the name of the first pianist?
N° 7 😍
Ta.
Op. 740 and op. 299 are obviously not his best works - even if there are actually true gems among those studies - but they are invaluable tools for developing a good technique.
Op 299 and Op 740 are the most important piano studies widely adopted throughout the world.
59:23
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Czerny could have written these studies a lot earlier to challenge his VIP pupil Franz Liszt !
If I am playing all these it may take up to 5 hours !
even so, one has to admit op. 740 grasps the technical concept of piano playing that holds true from Bach to Chopin, even to Rachmaninoff in that it shows and strengthens pianists' ability in using rotation to truly achieve the tonal and technical ideas these composers put in their works.
"Chopin is the greatest of them all, for with the piano alone he discovered everything."
- Claude Debussy
You use someone else's logic because you don't have your own criteria! Debussy is a composer who personally bores me, it doesn't surprise me that a boring composer defends another
And for your information, John Field invented the nocturne, Czerny revolutionized the prelude and fugue, the sonate and personally taught Chopin to compose the nocturne in Paris, as well as giving him some piano lessons, inform yourself before speaking because your ignorance contaminates.
@@czeynerpianistproducercomp7155 Chopin is obviously a better composer than that of czerny or field! It dose not matter who wrote what piece first or taught who whatever, it matter who dose it better, clearly Chopins nocturnes,etudes, etc are better than that of any other composer! Not to say czerny or fields music is bad, its just not nearly as good as chopin. And what is wrong with using a quote by someone ele who can express a feeling better than someone eles can. Using some elses logic isnt a bad thing either, how do you think we learn. And everyone has there own taste but to say Debussy's and chopin's music is boring is just idiotic, did you not listen to theses pieces here? If you think that any piece by chopin or Debussy is as boring as this than you have horrible taste. Sure there are some good pieces by czerny but only some, were as every piece by chopin or debussy is great not some. The majority of czernys music is excruciatingly boring, and he did not revolutionise the prelude and fugue, his preludes and fugues are not nearly as great and genius as bachs, not just structurally but emotionally. There is a reason why chopins and Debussys music is actually preformed, because its not boring like czerny. Most of czerny's music is very simple in structure and has no emotion, that is why he is not preformed, not because people have bad taste in music and have simple brains besides you, its because people with more than 3 brain cells can tell what good music sounds like. Chopin is obviously superior to czerny no matter your taste in music, you don't listen to czerny and get emotional and cry like you would with chopin. Im sure liszt, schumann, brahms, debussy, and many more geniuses had better taste than you, because they all knew that chopins music was and still is and will always be profoundly sublime. Czerny, not so much. So how about you inform yourself 👍
And of course the person saying Czerny's music is better than chopin and debussy would be the one to like and heart his own comment.
What a loser!!! 😂🤣😂🤣
I have never heard a more stupid comment than yours when it comes to music. Czerny did not teach chopin to right a nocturne nor did he give lessons to chopin, they just talked and played music together and shared some musical ideas, czerny had nothing to teach him btw so once again, "inform yourself before speaking because your ignorance contaminates"!!!🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🙄😑🙄😑🙄😑🙄😑🤣😅💀💀💀💀👌
@@czeynerpianistproducercomp7155 😋😂
Countryside boys and girls play piano.China think pianist should skinny and long finger, this is a big wrong. I known this music school, no fair and no justice.
the piano is out of tune
Yeah