Thank you so much :) Its one of the more challenging ones in this book but very fun to play once a student has mastered it. Do you play piano yourself?
Thank you Daniel :) Some of my newer videos have a better camera view for hand position now as I have an over keyboard camera installed. Thinking I should redo some like this so students can see notes better. What do you think?
@@prodigioschoolofmusic7966 yes that would be of great help to many people who would love to learn how to play good music using right note and good hand position. It's good also if the camera can bring the piece of music on that sheet of paper a bit closer so that someone can see which note you are pressing, that would be good. Continue posting many of these it's very useful
@@danielcomboni6707 Wonderful suggestions! I'll work on alternative camera views to show keys pressed as well as posturing. I hadn't thought of including the sheet music but that's an excellent suggestion - I'll do that :) Thanks so much.
Thank you so much :) I actually teach piano so have played this and the other pieces in this book for many years. Its a beautiful piece and its wonderful you are learning to play it! I hope you enjoy playing it for many years like I have.
@@prodigioschoolofmusic7966 thank you for your response. But, does this piano solo title have an opus, or key major that is more specific to exactly what you played? Only reason I ask, is because I've purchased sheet music before, where something like D-major versus C can really change the way a song sounds. And considering this song is an orchestra played piece, the piano solo should probably have a title that is very unique.
It is originally from Arcangelo Corelli Sonata Op 5 No 12. Of course this variation for piano is quite different than the original but you can see how the theme was used throughout. Note that the piano version played / written in the Alfred book did not include the original opus numbers.
For a student just learning this - yep it would be way too fast. On flip side I'm not the only one who enjoys this piece at a good clip:ruclips.net/video/tEzqXKq_MoI/видео.html&ab_channel=DehuaHuang
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Beautiful! I’m starting on this piece now and your performance is so inspiring!
Thank you so much! :) I wish you all the best in learning this song. It is such an enjoyable piece to play.
Variation 1 .. that was incredible! I cant believe u played that so fast!
Thank you :)
Parabéns! Peça difícil de tocar! Que inveja!
Thank you so much :) Its one of the more challenging ones in this book but very fun to play once a student has mastered it. Do you play piano yourself?
It's a nice piece. Simple and clear hand position
Thank you Daniel :) Some of my newer videos have a better camera view for hand position now as I have an over keyboard camera installed. Thinking I should redo some like this so students can see notes better. What do you think?
@@prodigioschoolofmusic7966 yes that would be of great help to many people who would love to learn how to play good music using right note and good hand position. It's good also if the camera can bring the piece of music on that sheet of paper a bit closer so that someone can see which note you are pressing, that would be good. Continue posting many of these it's very useful
@@danielcomboni6707 Wonderful suggestions! I'll work on alternative camera views to show keys pressed as well as posturing. I hadn't thought of including the sheet music but that's an excellent suggestion - I'll do that :) Thanks so much.
@@prodigioschoolofmusic7966 welcome
im sorry for asking, but how old are you, you play really good, and i am playing this piece right now on the piano too
Thank you so much :) I actually teach piano so have played this and the other pieces in this book for many years. Its a beautiful piece and its wonderful you are learning to play it! I hope you enjoy playing it for many years like I have.
Good job :)
Thank you :)
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What is the name of that sheet music?
It is the same as the title. You can purchase individually as sheet music or find it in the Alfred's Basic Piano Lesson Book Level 6 on page 50 :)
@@prodigioschoolofmusic7966 thank you for your response. But, does this piano solo title have an opus, or key major that is more specific to exactly what you played? Only reason I ask, is because I've purchased sheet music before, where something like D-major versus C can really change the way a song sounds. And considering this song is an orchestra played piece, the piano solo should probably have a title that is very unique.
It is originally from Arcangelo Corelli Sonata Op 5 No 12. Of course this variation for piano is quite different than the original but you can see how the theme was used throughout. Note that the piano version played / written in the Alfred book did not include the original opus numbers.
@@prodigioschoolofmusic7966 thank you
definitely way too fast.😬😬
For a student just learning this - yep it would be way too fast. On flip side I'm not the only one who enjoys this piece at a good clip:ruclips.net/video/tEzqXKq_MoI/видео.html&ab_channel=DehuaHuang