Chopin Etude in A-flat Major, Op.25 No.1 Tutorial - ProPractice by Josh Wright
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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I know right
I'm learning this piece right now. My first chopin etude, thank you so much!
How are you doing so far?
@@arne9518 i am still struggling.
They’re all very hard including no.2
@@joeyblogsy Tbh I find No.2 not that difficult once you strengthen your 3rd, 4th and 5th finger and play a lot of Bach!
You are an excellent teacher! I am playing this these days. What a beautiful piece! You know a lot of piano techniques. Thanks you!
Biggest problem I have was getting the rythm right. Have to use synthesia a lot to build it up to the right speed. At 70% now at the middle part, 80 at the start and ending. It's more difficult and more beautiful then expected!
Everytime i listen to this piece my heart is aching yet relaxed , as if I'm sighting in nostalgia
My teacher just suggested this ad my next piece. Thanks side the tips!
Miss Yvette, how'd that go?
Thank you!!!
If i could learn only a few pieces it would be this etude, Claire de lune, the wedding march, the funeral march...that would pretty much cover major human events
Thanks a lot. This was very helpful as always
A bit late here but thanks for this really helpful video! Different sets of rhythms is helping me on this one. I agree too about Trifonov's Rubinstein comp performance of this - I remember watching that video for the first time and being stunned by how beautiful it was. I actually had the privelge of playing for Trifonov in a masterclass a few years ago (which was a strange idea at first as he's only a couple years older than me haha) - I unintentionally picked one of his favourite pieces (Scriabin sonata no 2) which was cool.
Thank you Josh! Very helpful
and this other thing :focus on the leading voice ,those arpeggios that come after that are just the echos and they shouldn't sound as much as the leading notes.So keep that in mind ! it'll really make it easier
Thanks Josh! 🥰🥰🥰
Wright is right.
Good video
my favorite rendition of this is by Lukas Geniušas
TheGreenPianist He truly sounds to be a genius.. My favourite is Aline van Barentzen.. She has the timings to my liking somehow and it has calming 'old world' effect vs. some turbo speed renditions..
I agree
Love you josh
How critical is it to play with the exact fingering, will using the “wrong” finger possibly damage technique and musicality later on
What's the piece at 2:41 please ?
Chopin Etude Op.25 No.2
@@SuperThalberg thanks!
Daniel triefenstein's recording?
Daniil Trifonov's Rubenstein competition recording
chopin wrote this to his gf right?
Yes
actually for Liszt's wife
@@ViolaRrecaj-ie5gc actually chopin was gay
@@N3tZraC maybe ,who knows..but in the sheet of this piece it says "To:Madame D'Agoult (which was Liszt's wife)
@@N3tZraC no he fucking wasnt
Audio level is too low.
I hope your students don't call you "Hey Josh". There's such a thing as deference and respect to someone who is your teacher, not your schoolmate. If they were not raised properly by parents (which is the problem) to do this naturally i would not take them as student. This seems to be a problem only in united-statian mentality where the father wants to be friend with his boy instead of responsibly handling his father role (which is harder), this may explain why a lot of american adults are just big boys, not adults.
We have the same name so please can have a shout out