F. Chopin - Etude Op. 10 no. 11 in E flat major - analysis - Greg Niemczuk's lecture
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
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Bravo❣️maestro Greg🌹👏👏smells good! Flower. so beautiful I’d like to play this etude like you. Thank you very much Greg.
Thank you for sharing your unique story, Greg. It's never easy to get through a huge disappointment in life. I want to tell you that you make the world a better place with your talent, hard work and love of Chopin's music. What you're doing right now is a priceless gift to many people, within or beyond the piano world. Winning a competition or not doesn't define: your talent, the effort has been put, the willingness to discover music further, and the skills, knowledge and passion you possess as a maestro. Be yourself, live in the moment and do the things you've got to do. Be happy always. Have a lovely day. We are sending you some love from the Netherlands.❤️
Thank you so much!!! It means a lot to me!!
I listen Chopin a lot and you're definitely one of my favourite pianists who play Chopin with very deep emotions. Love your music and masterclasses. Thank you so much for the oppurtunity sir🤍🙏🏻
Thank you so much!!! I'm trying to find the balance between emotions and simplicity and being natural....
What a moving and touching story Greg, for me you will be always a Winner with a big W.
Wow!!! It's so touching. Thanks!!! And this is what makes me truly happy!
In 2023 i started to play piano from scratch and fell in love with Chopins music, thanks to your videos y began to comprehend his music much more! Thank you so much for doing this project about all his music 😊...
It's funny that i keep dicovering new pieces everytime i watch your channel 🙌🙌🙌
Great to hear that! Good luck with piano playing!
Hola Greg,hace tiempo que no te escribo,desde el concierto de Tokyo,pero siempre te estoy escuchando en todos tus analises,y tus clases que son tan interesantes,y especialmente todas tus historias y esperencias Que has tenido a travez de tu musica que es tan lmportante para mi,tu repertorio de toda la musica de Chopin es algo muy valioso para nosotros que llevamos el mismo ideal que tu estas representando y nos estas dando tanto estimulo.Gracias por compartir todas tus esperiencias con todos nosotros los que te estamos escuchando..Gracias
Muchísimas gracias! Tus palabras me hacen muy feliz!
Very sad that you didn't make it to the next round! The audience missed a great performance. Even though it was a hard time, I'm sure you came back stronger. 💪💖 A defeat can teach you many lessons that you can't learn as a winner!
Many thanks for this analysis! 🙏
Yes!! Sometimes a defeat teaches you more than victory. It definitely made me stronger but in a hard way... Thanks!!
Gracias Greg por compartir tu experiencia en el concurso de Chopin con nosotros. Voy a tocar este estudio con otros de Chopin este año en concierto en Valencia pero este estudio es mi favorito!!!! Es bellìsimo y super importante para tocar otras obras de Chopin!! Feliz de semana, me encantan tus videos, siempre los veo! 💗🎹
Hola María. Mucho gusto!! Gracias por tus palabras. Suerte en tu concierto. Este estudio es uno de mis favoritos también!
Love the shaking plant…
Hahahahhaha
A truly captivating and enchanting rendition of a beautiful piece. Chopin's quest for perfection and refinement is something we should emulate. He adapted his music to the audience and was selective over which pieces his pupils would play. I think he would be proud of you: I can hear all the voices singing out when you play and I am so glad you picked this piece out again. I can feel those 12 extra years of study and your life experience speak out through this music and have added some extra magic.
Thank you!! I also feel how much I've changed throughout these years and also by learning ALL the Chopin's music... It's impossible to describe!
Thank you for sharing your valuable story with us and playing this beautiful etude, Greg. You are a great pianist as well as a great teacher. You are my No.1 prize winner as always.
One of my favorite etudes mostly because of the beautiful harmonies. Thank you so much for posting these EVERYDAY? The amount of effort put into this project is unfathomable to me.
Absolutely amazing!
Thank you!! I was preparing these etudes for months and I'm still working hard. I wanted so much to.do.all of them in 24 days!
Thank you for sharing your story Greg, I was very touched. Your performance of this etude is exquisite, the singing tone, the expression I loved it
Thank you!! I think now I play it much better than 11 years ago 🙂
Thank you for sharing the story in the beginning, wonderful video as always!
Thank you!!!
Such a touching story. I feel so lucky to have found you recently, you are so inspiring! You are young and have a wonderful career ahead of you!
A colleague of mine was ombord on that airplane. We used to work together as hospital staff. She was educated as a musician, committed to help suffering Uklaine families and children. She became real angel that day. Thank you for sharing your personal story, Greg. You`re awsome!
Wow! World is so small.... Even such a tragedy connects people everywhere and even after 12 years...
Obrigado por compartilhar suas maravilhosas performances e análises
Vc é fantástico! Amo de paixão este estudo
Obrigado Angelo!!!
Greg! Are you actually doing tutorials in both languages??? I find that unprecedented and such a monumental task, you are one of a kind! Your passion comes through and we’re listening!
Yes I do!! Original idea was to do it in Polish but I decided to add English version to each episode to let the foreign Chopin's lovers enjoy it as well! Yes it is a huge task. Find my playlists, I've already recorded around 150 videos in English! You know.... It prevented me from getting depressed during COVID-19 and all those cancellations of concerts and travels which was so shocking for every artist...
@@gregniemczuk eres una persona maravillosa, tu labor es un regalo grandísimo para nosotros. Gracias a tí y las docenas de videos que ya he visto he podido conocer mucho más sobre la música de Chopin, también me has ayudado a mejorar directamente como estudiante de piano y a tocar más bonito. ¡Greg te admiro!
@@fromhl7619 muchísimas gracias!!!!
Thank you so much again for your truly touching sharing and teaching! You are a true artist!
Thank you!
Dear Greg,
Your story is so touching and inspiring! I am sure it resonates in the hearts of many other pianists.
I can only think of one word for you: BEAUTIFUL!!!
Beautiful in your piano playing
Beautiful as a person - inside out.
I really admire you 😍
Ahhhh, thank you Vincy! You're so sweet. I appreciate your words so much!
You will get better and better in playing this piece trust me. Not only you are technically competent you analyse it with a sincere heart what a good teacher you are. I listened to your Polish version even though I cannot understand it. Excellent!
Wonderful Wendy!! Thank you!! But it's good you also found the English version!
I find this etude reminiscent of Nocturne Op.9 No.2. Both most notably feature a modulation to F major before returning to the main theme, which for me is so deeply touching because it sounds full of dreamy melancholy (a phrase borrowed from some commentary of some other nocturne... couldn't remember :P). It's the melancholy of young Chopin, and also of everyone whose dreams did not end up fulfilled.
Thank you for your great performance and analysis of this breathtakingly beautiful piece, and I wish you more and more success in your musical career.
Your story helps so many aspiring pianists to realize that it must be love for music that drives them forward.
Indeed!!!! Love and passion
Greg you are the man! Thanks so much for your work and for the back story ….
Thanks dear Shaul!!
Greg what piano make did you play the preliminary round on and did you have a choice? Looking at the videos from the actual competition, I find it bizarre that some folks were using a Yamaha, some using a Steinway, some using a Fazioli and even one using a Kawai!. That was a very talent packed competition.
In the preliminary everyone had only one piano which was Steinway. The choice was possible in the main competition. It's a big business. Piano companies are paying huge money (!!!!) to have the possibility to be among competition pianos....
@@gregniemczuk So here is a complex question for you. To what extent do you believe that in these competitions it is critical for the pianist to understand what the voicing of the piano will be? I do not believe such a consideration even began to be meaningful under the early 20th century, but I think there is a strong argument to be made that there is a portion of Chopin's works that really can be challenging to execute on a brightly tuned piano because the resonances in the upper octaves are so much greater than they were in his era and it can risk shrillness. It is different from the Debussy literature where even in those few moments where there is a forte, it is not really a true forte.
@@sunareekaewnat8837 i completely agree with you.
The thing is that in XIX century they played on what they have trying to execute the best what they could.
Competition is something else because we have a comparison so the total perfection is needed.
Generally speaking - concerts and competitions are two completely different worlds
I am looking forward to going to the Cliburn preliminary rounds again this upcoming March. Like 4 years ago, they are open to the public and there is hardly anyone there so you can easily sit in the first row 5 meters from the piano. For any of your channel subscribers this is a wonderful 6 day piano centric vacation! I would love to attend the Chopin competition each cycle, but sadly I hear it sells out immediately.
This etude always reminds me of Liszt's Harmonies du soir. 😆
It's the other way around. Harmonies du soir reminds this Etude 😃😃😃😃
@@gregniemczuk Yes! Liszt must had listened and played this wonderful harp-like Etude himself during his lifetime!
This is an analysis of this etude, okay and it says so in the title. Not a tutorial on the technical side and practicing which i was hoping for. You tend to make great video for the general audience but the aspiring pianists need more direct concise suggestions, it is too long winded, and for example you wouldn't think that someone who is learning the Chopin études needs to be told what a broken chord is, it can be irritating to listen. this does not help your views. But forgive me for being so direct.
Dearest Goognam, this video is from my series of analyses of all Chopin's pieces of music which I was doing during the COVID-19 lockdown times and they were addressed for music lovers who have absolutely no knowledge about music, theory, piano playing and so forth.... BUT I launched another series of TUTORIALS of all Chopin's etudes, I currently published from no.1 to 8 and I will be publishing more and more. Probably by the end of February the whole opus 10 will be finished. There will you find all the technical advices and ideas of practicing. I hope you understand. Thank you for the comment!!!
@@gregniemczuk Dear Greg, i am so glad that you will be publishing a tutorial of this study for the practicing aspiring pianist. You are the nicest, most responsive pianist artist on youtube. I believe each pianist has different interpretative gifts to offer out of these etudes and i like your approaches.
I am getting ever closer to learning all 24 etudes. This is the only hard one remaining (i did not learn them in order when i started 15 years ago).
Last night i practiced Op 25 no 6 (thirds), Op 10 no 5, Op 10 n 2 (supposedly the hardest but not !) Op 10 n 10 and Op 10 no 1 (God be praised my creative perseverance in this one over the years is paying off). All these i can get through, more or less and improving each time. But Op 10 n 11 is for me the most difficult of all Chopin etudes. It is the only one i cannot play through even the first page, after having given it the same practicing as all the others, it is not progressing, in fact i cannot play 8 bars of it without having to stop hitting too many wrong notes on the top melody and the hand getting cramped reducing accuracy. It drives me nuts when people say no 2 is the hardest, Noooooo ! this one is the hardest ! And i suspect those who play it faster and loud are dropping some inner notes (so they cannot really play it :p ) . But i do not cheat because the beauty is not just the top melody note but the inner notes. I am looking forward to your tutorial ! I agree that a moderate tempo in that etude is both more beautiful and more difficult than the rushing loudly pedalled versions commonly heard.
@@goognamgoognw6637 wow! You really impressed me. Well done!!! I plan to record all the 24 etudes soon, maybe this year in December or the beginning of 2024.... For every pianist different etude is the hardest, because we have different hands, different learning experience etc.
Thanks for your words!!! I hope I can give you some useful advices on this one! I'll try to publish is soon!
@@gregniemczuk Thank you Greg. I might impress you more if i say that although i've been playing the piano for 15 years now, i had never touched a piano until age 23 when i started to learn it for the first time full time. In childhood, I had a musical education on the light side on a simple electronic keyboard. To this day i have not been able to own my own piano. I've always practiced at musical institutions (sometimes as a student sometimes not) which i like the walk before and back after practicing. When i complete the 24 etude set, hopefully someday i will have my own piano.