How to play Debussy Clair de lune without difficult parts and still sound natural
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Of course, it is best to play the entire piece. But, if you want to play this piece, but are hesitating because of some difficult parts, I encourage you to still try to play the piece with this easier version that still sounds good. I think It is still better to be able to enjoy great music even though it is not the ideal way, rather than giving up entirely.
If you have ANY questions or problems regarding piano playing or practicing, please leave it in the comments! :)
I notice you haven't uploaded in months. Hope you are doing well and sending prayers for you and your family during the pandemic 🤍
Thank you so much for your concerns and prayers! :) We are doing well, but we just didn't have time to invest on YT.
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This video brought me a few memories. A long time ago, I learned to play this masterpiece but only the beggining and the last part (how showed in this video), because I wasn't good enough for being able to play well the middle section. It's a shame that I forgot how to play the whole piece. I promise to myself that I'll learn again this piece later. And the whole piece.
You should learn and play it again! It will be much better in many ways when you bring the old piece back. Please let me know any difficulties that you encounter if you decide to play it again!
@@PianoSandbox Thanks you :)
The difficult parts aren’t actually that difficult if you try and learn them. People just want to play them so fast that it makes it harder than it actually should be. There’s a few difficult measures (like the “peak” of the song where chords descend the piano) but they are a decent challenge
True. It can be tricky but definitely possible if practiced properly for enough time.
Amazing! Also, could you please compose a Fiddler on the Roof or Wicked medley? That would be awesome to hear by you!
Thank you! Will put them on the wishlist!
Hey, it's nice to know how to play such a beautiful piece simple... Thank you👍🏼. I'd like to know, if it is possible to play Rachmainoffs Piano Concerto No.2 in C minor with 4 Hands. I think it would sound epic🙈👋
Thank you for your comments! :) At least for me, it might be a little bit tricky to make it into 1 piano 4 hands..Usually pianists play 2 piano 4 hands version, which is of course not as good as orchestral accompaniment, but still not bad, when they cannot play with the orchestra. But thanks for the idea!
This was amazing! Do you think you can do Dandelions from Ruth B??
Thank you!! We don't have that much time to spend on YT, but will add it on the list for the future!
can you tell which tutorial you used for the led lights
You can check this out: ruclips.net/video/ObGmlqdsU6k/видео.html
Star Wars piece next?
I am quite behind in my arrangement projects but I will try!
Thank you for the comment and suggestions! :) I will take a look. It might take a while but we will give it a try if we can!
and you should definitely try to get back to piano if possible! :) It's such a great instrument
Do you have anything like sort of a practicing schedule?
Sorry for the late reply.. Yes, I do! It would be nice if I can make this into a video in the future, but for now, in short:
I like to have 90-120 minutes as a one practice session if my schedule allows. I spend 30 minutes warming up with etudes and a few difficult parts in the repertoire, and practice the main piece for 45 minutes or an hour, and second piece for 30 minutes. If you have time and energy at the end of the day, it is always very beneficial to sight-read a new music that you want to learn in the future. Hope this is helpful for you!
Can you guys play Beethoven 5th symphony 1st mvt 4 hands
We will try if we have chance!
@@PianoSandbox Nice! Thank you for Replying!