I can‘t take lessons for playing Piano but I‘m proud that I can still play 40 seconds of this beautiful piece. I know I will never be able to play this part but I will try my best to play how much I can. That was such a inspiration
yeah I also haven't completely mastered this piece yet, especially the coda part. I am not sure when, or if it's possible. I just get better and better each time I practice! Good luck to u too:)
mate can I just be totally honest with you that you can play this piece. The only thing you need is patience. I can tell you the coda part is not that difficult if you play it super slow. You will find them actually fit in your hand. Use a metronome, set it at the speed where you can play the coda flawlessly. Then gradually increase the speed. It is not that hard trust me. I learnt this piece for like half a year and performed it twice on departmental so far
@@daqianzuo936 hey! For how long had you already been playing before you started learning ballade? I'm learning it now as well, started several months ago. I've never learned pieces of such difficulty before, but I'm already in that "many chords and octaves" part :) After that there is some difficult passage, still struggling with that. Haven't touched coda yet. I don't have great technique, but I hope to finish it to the end of the next year. How do you think, is that possible?
@@yusouph2002 I don’t know exactly what you mean by many chord and octaves part. I assume you mean the climax in the middle of the piece. The suggestion would be to use your fourth finger wisely don’t just use your fifth finger for all the octaves or they will sound less legato. I took lessons seriously for like 3 years plus 4 years of exploring on my own but I don’t think that matters so don’t be discouraged if you do not have similar experience. The second half of the piece is more difficult techinically. It requires more patience’s. For the fast part please practice slowly. Make notes nice and even, seeking for crystal clear color. You can def finish it before the end of the next year if you practice everyday
Thanks it was once my dream piece, and now I can't say I mastered it, but a piece I can play;) I am sure you will make your dream come true if you practice!! Cheers
Hello It is my dream piece too I'm 15 and I started learning it. Currently I'm practicing 2 hours per day on this ballad. I absolutly love Chopin so I have a lot of motivation. Make your dream come true!!! Learn Ballade no 1!!!
Okay this is kinda scaring me rn. I was just practising this specific part and when I go on to youtube its the first video in my recommended... bruh what..
same here, I was just talking about some random thing, never even searched for it on Google, and suddenly in my recommendation that specific random thing came out. DAMN
Wowww!! I am trying to play this piece and seeing you reach such a level gives me hope I can reach the same place one day! As you said in the description, practice practice!!!
SO WONDERFUL!!!!! Thank you for my favourite Chopin's Ballade No.1 in G Minor and for an excellent performance, his Coda is really very difficult to play, my warm greetings from Poland, have a happy weekend. Joanna
@@eunbeeyoutube Which country do you live in? I'm looking forward to your new performances of my favourite Chopin's music, again my best wishes from Poland, have a nice weekend! Joanna
@@lanahdhdh 10, I’m 17 and started age 7, but it’s doable with only a couple of years I would say, the hardest part is the expression and musicality and sort of telling a story with it, building up to the climaxes in the right way, stuff like that. The coda is challenging but really not ridiculous, it just needs slow practise and I don’t usually advise this but because the left and right parts require lots of muscle memory and aren’t rly syncopated until the very end of the coda, playing with hands separately is a must for this. Also it took me 2 weeks to sort of learn the notes kind of, another month to actually play the notes up to speed, and a few more weeks until I could get something that fit my interpretation of the piece :) hope this helps ( I would also recommend playing Chopin etudes such as op 10 no 4, 5, 8, 12, op 25 no 4 and maybe 12 if you want to hone certain techniques that might be useful for learning a ballade since there is plenty of left hand jumps, fast delicate passages and there are quite a lot of arpeggios but you don’t necessarily need all of those etudes, just the stuff that I learnt before the ballade that I think might be helpful to you)
I don’t think this piece is underrated at all. In fact it is know for having many different techniques being required all throughout this piece which makes it so extremely hard to play well.
@@codyruddick4336 true, this piece not underrated, maybe even overrated. Because if people would know one Chopin Ballade then it's going to be this one
Studying it since a month ago, and today began the coda.... Please pray for me. It is going to he a hard work!!! (Although i am learning too much with this piece and getting fun too)
I love the look on her face at the end. She's so cute. Still needs work, but coming along. I'm also working on this piece. That coda is a bear! Go, girl, go!
I can relate to your concern. finger and arm muscles do matter here.. may be practicing and making a bit of progress everyday will make difference someday;)
Very well preformed! Bravo!! A extremely good interpretation. Good posture. I’m surprised your name isn’t out there more! So get out there and show off a bit! The only thing that bothers me is that heater to left pointed at the piano lol!
To be fair, sheet music would be pointless, since at this stage of learning a piece sheet music would only distract from playing- having to look at the music makes playing the notes a lot more difficult, so memorisation is pretty much necessary (plus the amount of time she has likely spent practising this section means the memorisation may have just come naturally) But yes, this is a really great achievement and it sounds very good :)
@@eunbeeyoutube it is very bad for the sound board, heat could crack it in the worst case. With a damaged soundboard you can throw away the piano. Also, if the piano is subject to repeted temperature variations, the tuning would suffer as well ( like when the piano is near a heater ). A piano should ideally be in an room with a constant moisture and temperature. In that way it will age well and keep all its qualities.
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I can‘t take lessons for playing Piano but I‘m proud that I can still play 40 seconds of this beautiful piece. I know I will never be able to play this part but I will try my best to play how much I can. That was such a inspiration
yeah I also haven't completely mastered this piece yet, especially the coda part. I am not sure when, or if it's possible. I just get better and better each time I practice!
Good luck to u too:)
mate can I just be totally honest with you that you can play this piece. The only thing you need is patience. I can tell you the coda part is not that difficult if you play it super slow. You will find them actually fit in your hand. Use a metronome, set it at the speed where you can play the coda flawlessly. Then gradually increase the speed. It is not that hard trust me. I learnt this piece for like half a year and performed it twice on departmental so far
Repetition, patience, and GRADUALLY increase metronome tempo are the keys here
@@daqianzuo936 hey! For how long had you already been playing before you started learning ballade? I'm learning it now as well, started several months ago. I've never learned pieces of such difficulty before, but I'm already in that "many chords and octaves" part :) After that there is some difficult passage, still struggling with that. Haven't touched coda yet. I don't have great technique, but I hope to finish it to the end of the next year. How do you think, is that possible?
@@yusouph2002 I don’t know exactly what you mean by many chord and octaves part. I assume you mean the climax in the middle of the piece. The suggestion would be to use your fourth finger wisely don’t just use your fifth finger for all the octaves or they will sound less legato. I took lessons seriously for like 3 years plus 4 years of exploring on my own but I don’t think that matters so don’t be discouraged if you do not have similar experience. The second half of the piece is more difficult techinically. It requires more patience’s. For the fast part please practice slowly. Make notes nice and even, seeking for crystal clear color. You can def finish it before the end of the next year if you practice everyday
This is just my dream piece to learn ,it hits me so hard emotionally so hats off to you ,that coda was amazing.
Thanks it was once my dream piece, and now I can't say I mastered it, but a piece I can play;)
I am sure you will make your dream come true if you practice!!
Cheers
@@eunbeeyoutube thanks , I hope so too.🙂
Hello
It is my dream piece too
I'm 15 and I started learning it.
Currently I'm practicing 2 hours per day on this ballad. I absolutly love Chopin so I have a lot of motivation.
Make your dream come true!!! Learn Ballade no 1!!!
@@cgrbianca781 that’s great ,I wish I started at 15 ,I’m 21 now but started playing at 19 ,hopefully you can master this piece by my age.👍
@@joshtt3240 😊
i love this piece of chopin so much
Okay this is kinda scaring me rn. I was just practising this specific part and when I go on to youtube its the first video in my recommended... bruh what..
same here, I was just talking about some random thing, never even searched for it on Google, and suddenly in my recommendation that specific random thing came out. DAMN
@@eunbeeyoutube but anyways you played it well. Way better than I do.
@@wandren912 thanks;) hope you beautifully play your version of Chopin Ballade no.1 someday
@@eunbeeyoutube :)
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This piece is rlly hard, kudos to you!
Have u see Valentina Lisitsa play this😂
ruclips.net/video/r61INtsHTn0/видео.html
Wowww!!
I am trying to play this piece and seeing you reach such a level gives me hope I can reach the same place one day!
As you said in the description, practice practice!!!
Best of luck:) thanks for your words
SO WONDERFUL!!!!! Thank you for my favourite Chopin's Ballade No.1 in G Minor and for an excellent performance, his Coda is really very difficult to play, my warm greetings from Poland, have a happy weekend. Joanna
thank you for a greeting from Poland, the country of Chopin!!♡ coda is still hard for me😅
@@eunbeeyoutube Which country do you live in? I'm looking forward to your new performances of my favourite Chopin's music, again my best wishes from Poland, have a nice weekend! Joanna
Nice ! Learning this ballade at the moment , coda is very musically challenging and you pulled it off nicely.
if you dont mind me asking, for how many years did you play the piano because this is my dream piece and idk if i can play it
@@lanahdhdh 10, I’m 17 and started age 7, but it’s doable with only a couple of years I would say, the hardest part is the expression and musicality and sort of telling a story with it, building up to the climaxes in the right way, stuff like that. The coda is challenging but really not ridiculous, it just needs slow practise and I don’t usually advise this but because the left and right parts require lots of muscle memory and aren’t rly syncopated until the very end of the coda, playing with hands separately is a must for this. Also it took me 2 weeks to sort of learn the notes kind of, another month to actually play the notes up to speed, and a few more weeks until I could get something that fit my interpretation of the piece :) hope this helps ( I would also recommend playing Chopin etudes such as op 10 no 4, 5, 8, 12, op 25 no 4 and maybe 12 if you want to hone certain techniques that might be useful for learning a ballade since there is plenty of left hand jumps, fast delicate passages and there are quite a lot of arpeggios but you don’t necessarily need all of those etudes, just the stuff that I learnt before the ballade that I think might be helpful to you)
A very underrated piece in terms of difficulty. You are doing well
Thanks:)
I don’t think this piece is underrated at all. In fact it is know for having many different techniques being required all throughout this piece which makes it so extremely hard to play well.
@@codyruddick4336 true, this piece not underrated, maybe even overrated. Because if people would know one Chopin Ballade then it's going to be this one
@@sergejvasiljevitsjrachmani2808 they are talking about difficulty rating, I believe.
ruclips.net/video/r61INtsHTn0/видео.html
Studying it since a month ago, and today began the coda.... Please pray for me. It is going to he a hard work!!! (Although i am learning too much with this piece and getting fun too)
wow this piece is incredible!!
Excellent music 🎹🎶👏
Well played 🎶
Like 👍👍
BRAVO !! So difficult and you did it in such wonderful way. Very talented.
Wonderful Musician! Thank You so much
That's great, I want the full version 👏👏👏👏
I love the look on her face at the end. She's so cute. Still needs work, but coming along. I'm also working on this piece. That coda is a bear! Go, girl, go!
I'm practicing this part 😍 Can't wait to play it like you!!
I can’t finish the coda with full power... my right arm starts acting meh after 20 seconds
I can relate to your concern. finger and arm muscles do matter here..
may be practicing and making a bit of progress everyday will make difference someday;)
This is my favorite interpretation of this coda
listen krystian zimmerman
@@louisseyar5294 I’ve listened to that one
Excellent!
Great technique. Greater than soul.
Great job!
Need more subs, this is great performance and expression. The notes are clearer :D
It's only with a daily exercise of 9/10 hours at least, that is possible to reach professional results like this. What a great performance!! 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍
thanks for your compliment:)
Amazing!! Wow 😮
Thanks for sharing 😀
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Hello cat and crocodile :)
- ”Did it reach her?”
perfect 👌
I like the description
i need help i have to submit this piece in for a competition by the end of the day and it is no where near yours! 😭
Impressive
Watch too much professionals play this and I just forgot how hard this thing is 😃
hahaha it took several months for me to play this coda part, but finish line is still far ahead of me :)
Very beautiful but very difficult only very few piyanist can play it such as yuja wang and valentina lisitza
Very well preformed! Bravo!! A extremely good interpretation. Good posture. I’m surprised your name isn’t out there more! So get out there and show off a bit! The only thing that bothers me is that heater to left pointed at the piano lol!
cool!
아 진짜 너무 멋지다....
Rock onnn 😎👍🏼
Your mic doesn’t do this justice
YA!
At first I though she was pretty darn good. Then I noticed that she was doing all this without any sheet music! Wow!
Thanks for the compliment:) I appreciate it☺
To be fair, sheet music would be pointless, since at this stage of learning a piece sheet music would only distract from playing- having to look at the music makes playing the notes a lot more difficult, so memorisation is pretty much necessary (plus the amount of time she has likely spent practising this section means the memorisation may have just come naturally)
But yes, this is a really great achievement and it sounds very good :)
@@danielf1066 Great point!! that is so true, and I can't agree more. Thanks;)
sheet music pls?
ruclips.net/video/74uZ0tHfTjE/видео.html
someday.....
You will...
More practice
can't agree more:) I'll keep practicing
What kind of piano is that?
this is a grandpiano from Korean instrument brand
What piano is this?
grandpiano from Youngchang(Korean brand)
Amazing play. You are a professional pianist?
thanks for the kind words! I am not a professional pianist I just love playing piano:)
Please don't put a heater that close to the piano ! It's really really bad for it..
didnt know that! thanks for pointing that out
@@eunbeeyoutube it is very bad for the sound board, heat could crack it in the worst case. With a damaged soundboard you can throw away the piano.
Also, if the piano is subject to repeted temperature variations, the tuning would suffer as well ( like when the piano is near a heater ).
A piano should ideally be in an room with a constant moisture and temperature. In that way it will age well and keep all its qualities.
Agreed. I don't even like it when it gets too cold outside in the winter or too hot in the summer. I worry about my piano!
Kaori
Yea this is not easy
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how long does it take to learn this from 0? sounds insanely hard
well, im not from 0, but i have around 1.5 years learning it and still im stuck at the middle os the piece (srry for my bad english)
@@iflvmarck3120 wow, sounds really really hard!
took me about 6months for the incomplete, full 10-minute chopin ballade no.1
@@eunbeeyoutube wow thats fast! good job!
@@edwardzhang2623 thanks good luck to you!!!
Not too many errors.....
Good job but it still needs hell lot of work
yeah, that was the best version I had but still lots of mistakes!
not perfect but still good
:)
Slower please!
Is it me or is the piano out of tune?
great ear you got! It is a bit out of tune