It has all the subtle tricks to make it accurate, concrete, clear and easy to understand. It is truly the best tutorial that only the best pianists can provide.
I have seen many videos on how to play a certain piano piece but none of them are on the level that you are. This Prelude has become to me so much clearer and so much more fun to play. Thank you so much for that!!
What an amazing piano lesson. The method of slowly letting go of the peddling is totally brand new for me. Your explanation of the second section was very, very helpful. The highlighting of the middle voice was brilliant to me. It was so clearly articulated. THANK YOU!!!
This channel is a hidden gem! 💎 Your tutorials are just phenomenal and so helpful. Not to mention also entertaining. Even though pieces like this are too advanced for me, the techniques and information you share help me a lot with other pieces. Thank youuu!
I’m going to try this piece for solo ensamble for school this year and this video will help a lot!! It’s very helpful how you break down each felling and execution of the sections👌🏻
Beautiful touch and such expert tuition. I'm sorry that I've commented before but everytime I see this I feel compelled to comment again. This piece is my goal - hence I come back here at each stage of my learning. I've watched/googled everthing I can on this piece - but only your interpretation moves me, it's the magic touch. No one can teach that Hopefully that still comes naturally with me - I'm finding with age that the finger memory takes longer and it's hard work no matter what other comments may say. This is a lifes work to play well.
Very in-depth ad helpful tutorial. Thanks a lot, as well for the sheet music and fingering. I have been wrestling with this piece for months, and although I have it "well in my hands" your instructions and tips are invaluable - especially the 3-layered middle section which you explain with a clarity which I myself have only vaguely guessed.
This is absolutely fantastic, please do more! I love that you go into so much detail on the pedalling which many others may not - very helpful and certainly key to producing the right colours
Rachmaninoff said one must have patience, patience, patience and then more patience, if one is to master the piano. I play this prelude (though I am still working on it). Good tutorial. My teacher's line goes to Lechitizky to Beethoven, Rachmaninov met Lechitizky in 1902 in Vienna. He dedicated his Chopin variations to him.
Bu kadar detaylı, açıklayıcı ve eserin ruhunu daha iyi kavramamızı sağlayacak eğitim videoları hazırladığınız için çok teşekkürler. Devamının da gelmesini içtenlikle diliyorum. Emeğinize sağlık! (Videoların kurgusunu titizlikle yapan kişiyi de ayrıca tebrik ederim.)
I'm currently using the free sheet music you provided along with this lesson and feel like I'm actually making progress with this piece - thank you so much
Wonderful teaching and helped me a lot with this difficult piece. Excellent ideas for the characters and voices in this prelude . Please do more pieces - I would love the Rachmaninov prelude op 23 no 4 , or the Etude Tableaux op 33 D minor
I have only watched the video for a minute now, but as soon as I tried pressing the keys deeply; it got the sound to another level. I am impressed how simple yet beneficial this tip is. Thank you, I am looking forward to learn from you more. Have a great week. :)
I agree with the comments here . Your tutorials are amazing and so incredibly helpful. I have almost got the timing of the Marcello/Bach Adagio (from your tutorial ) under control and I can’t wait until I can play it through and add some more emotion to it . Any chance you could do a tutorial on Rachmaninov Musical Moment Op16 No 5 .? I adore that piece. Thanks for all your hard work and help
This video is crazy helpful like holllyyy cowww i didnt even know this existed.. how are OK videos at the top and this video 12 scrolls down??! RUclips needs to shed some light to u fr
This is beautifully planned, edited, taught and executed. I'm glad I've stumbled upon your channel. This piece is on my list for 2023, and one of my strategies is to actually start learning the piece from the middle part as this will be the most technically challenging for me, especially the left hand and the middle voicing. Which brings me to my question: Will we see a video on how to play the Chopin Revolutionary Etude? :)
@@Antune I have almost "mastered" his Prelude in C# minor. (Except for a few bars here and there). I am an Amateur with a capital A. My Yamaha P105 is enduring the punishment quite well!
I really love it! Helps me a lot .I have practice for few months and one struggle thing is I have small hands . But I don’t want to give up on this piece.I have try to download the finger ring from you but it’s not successful Bcz it’s been removed 😭😭😭😭
First of all, thank you so much for taking the time and giving all the attention to details in such an honoring way to Rachmaninov. ❤ Secondly - damn it I came across your channel 4 months too late 😭😭😭 muscle memory and pedal memory are now too ingrained in my brain, what do I do 😭
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video. Do not worry about muscle memory. I am sure you can still make adjustments with a consistent approach. All the best!
I talk quite a bit about this topic in the video. You must work on the wrist movements and keep them very relaxed to play "piano." Also, I recommend practicing slowly because playing fast before knowing the piece well causes tension and makes it very difficult to play softer. Good luck!
Saving this one to my list for help someday… would you say this is a piece to tackle after maybe 3yrs, 5yr, 8yrs? Realize everyone is different in their learning. Thanks !!
@@Antune hey thanks for the reply! I have some videos on my channel for reference if that would help you form an opinion!! Ultimately I should just find a teacher to give me this input… thanks !
i am learning this piece after tge hardest pieces i played before was Fantaisie Impromptu op 66 and etude op 10 no12, and i must say this piece is insanely hard, the pieces i played before are nothing i have been playing for 7 years, out of those i only olayed active in the first and this recent year
Antune well done and thank you. I notice you have big "Rachmaninoff hands" -- you finger RH 1-2-3 at end of bar 17 (3rd section); that inner g of the RH chord there slows down that 4-note octave RH run for me, so I just leave it out. Oh well.
You play very well and the guidance of the piece is very understandable. But I noticed a very small - not particularly noticeable - mistake. A wrong note. In the fourth score, in the first bar you press the do key instead of the note la. just a remark. I hope you see my message and understand it!
Thanks for the comment! Yes, I am aware of that small memory error. I was curious when someone would realize it! :) Here is another playing of me the same piece, with the correction; ruclips.net/video/VynJV6aaHWQ/видео.html
can you please make tutorial's by Cara Schumann - Romance Op 21 no 1 in A Minor & Romance op 11 no 1 in Eb Minor and Romance op 11 no 1 in Eb Minor please and thank you
hello, amazing video. i noticed you use the left pedal in very quiet section, i've been told by many people that it should only be used when the composer says so, what do you think about this?
Слава Шопену! Именно благодаря ему я наткнулся на Ваш канал. Я так понимаю (по акценту) вы русский. Подобного уровня контент я знаю у Михаила Аркадьева ещё. Но он в плане оформления не так хорош: там на телефон записано всего лишь. А тут у Вас просто как документальный фильм, а не урок)
Да, вы правы, у Михаила Аркадьева хорошие видеоуроки! Но когда есть возможность изучить несколько мнений, это же хорошо)) Если интересно, подобный контент есть на канале Paul Barton. Его разбор этой же прелюдии я посмотрел перед этим - у Пола есть свои оригинальные подходы к некоторым элементам.
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Which Prelude of Rachmaninoff should be the next?
Prelude op. 23 № 7 or Etude-Tableaux Op.33 № 5
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Prelude op 23 no 6 would be great
I realize this is late, but 4. Do number 4!
How about op 32 no 12 - A marvelous piece of such subtlety that I have been shy to try so far...
@@stefanmathys3272 Most likely Op.32 No.12 will be the next Prelude from Rachmaninoff!
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At one point hidden gems become unearthed and to the sky they shine so bright
It’s THE hidden gem of piano channels
It’s not hidden, it’s publicly available just like any other
Such an underrated channel! So clear and premium tutorials
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This channel is a marvel on the internet.
It has all the subtle tricks to make it accurate, concrete, clear and easy to understand. It is truly the best tutorial that only the best pianists can provide.
I have seen many videos on how to play a certain piano piece but none of them are on the level that you are. This Prelude has become to me so much clearer and so much more fun to play. Thank you so much for that!!
Thank you for the kind words! I am happy to hear the video is helpful. Good luck in your practicing sessions!
Great great Job ! ! ! ! ! Thank you for that Great explanation. Joseph from France.
What an amazing piano lesson. The method of slowly letting go of the peddling is totally brand new for me. Your explanation of the second section was very, very helpful. The highlighting of the middle voice was brilliant to me. It was so clearly articulated. THANK YOU!!!
Thank you for the kind words and the support! Happy to hear you find the video helpful. I wish you lots of inspiration in your practice sessions!
I use RUclips almost every day for a variety of different topics. This has got to be one of the best channels I've ever found
I feel the same about this channel.
I like your style, with your unique piano, and wonderful command of the piano terminology, and piano technique.
This channel is a hidden gem! 💎
Your tutorials are just phenomenal and so helpful. Not to mention also entertaining. Even though pieces like this are too advanced for me, the techniques and information you share help me a lot with other pieces.
Thank youuu!
Finding this channel has been a big blessing for me, I wish you all the best I have to go binge your vid’s now 😅
The way you play the 3 layers of the middle section together is phenomenal!
Glad you liked it! :)
I’m going to try this piece for solo ensamble for school this year and this video will help a lot!! It’s very helpful how you break down each felling and execution of the sections👌🏻
Such an underrated channel
Thank you for the explanation! I am so happy to find this channel; it’s the best gift for starting the new year.
@@PrettyCatCat Happy to hear you feel so!
Beautiful touch and such expert tuition. I'm sorry that I've commented before but everytime I see this I feel compelled to comment again. This piece is my goal - hence I come back here at each stage of my learning.
I've watched/googled everthing I can on this piece - but only your interpretation moves me, it's the magic touch. No one can teach that Hopefully that still comes naturally with me - I'm finding with age that the finger memory takes longer and it's hard work no matter what other comments may say.
This is a lifes work to play well.
In 7 years of watching RUclips the Most Usefull Channel i could find ❤️
Very in-depth ad helpful tutorial. Thanks a lot, as well for the sheet music and fingering. I have been wrestling with this piece for months, and although I have it "well in my hands" your instructions and tips are invaluable - especially the 3-layered middle section which you explain with a clarity which I myself have only vaguely guessed.
Thank you! I'm happy to hear it was helpful. All the best!
This is absolutely fantastic, please do more! I love that you go into so much detail on the pedalling which many others may not - very helpful and certainly key to producing the right colours
Glad you enjoyed it!
There are definitely more to come.
Rachmaninoff said one must have patience, patience, patience and then more patience, if one is to master the piano. I play this prelude (though I am still working on it). Good tutorial. My teacher's line goes to Lechitizky to Beethoven, Rachmaninov met Lechitizky in 1902 in Vienna. He dedicated his Chopin variations to him.
Bu kadar detaylı, açıklayıcı ve eserin ruhunu daha iyi kavramamızı sağlayacak eğitim videoları hazırladığınız için çok teşekkürler. Devamının da gelmesini içtenlikle diliyorum. Emeğinize sağlık! (Videoların kurgusunu titizlikle yapan kişiyi de ayrıca tebrik ederim.)
I love how you have the notes that are being played marked with green/read.
Also, you have one very attractive voice hahah. Made me blush a bit...
You made me blush now haha. Thank you!
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No long, annoying intro, detailed tutorial, helpful tips, overall good video. Earned a sub
Such an underrated channel your videos are amazing please never stop
the production of this Video is just awesome. so helpfull, very underrated. thank you so much
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Best Piano teaching channel I ever found on YT. Thank you very much for these extraordinary good Videos + free Music Sheet
Thank you!
Happy to hear you think so!
You are doing a wonderful work!! Please keep doing it!!!
Thank you! Will do!
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Wow, your tutorial was amazing!
Glad you think so!
The best tutorial channel I have seen in all RUclips. Thanks for your great job!
Thank you for the kind words! All the best
Such a helpful video!! I didn’t know exacly when to use the sustain pedal. Now it’s much clearer to me. Thank you!
Happy to help!
I'm currently using the free sheet music you provided along with this lesson and feel like I'm actually making progress with this piece - thank you so much
Happy to hear!
Thanks, and good luck!
Thanks!
I downloaded the sheet music, thanks for offering it for free and for the tutorial!
This is the most well deserved like I’ve ever given a video. Bravo! And thank you for putting this excellent lesson together
Wow, thank you!
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Tesekkur ederim Maestra!
The second I get home I have to attempt this piece now!
Enjoy and good luck! :)
Wonderful teaching and helped me a lot with this difficult piece. Excellent ideas for the characters and voices in this prelude . Please do more pieces - I would love the Rachmaninov prelude op 23 no 4 , or the Etude Tableaux op 33 D minor
Glad it was helpful!
Each piece you suggested is on my to-do list!
I have only watched the video for a minute now, but as soon as I tried pressing the keys deeply; it got the sound to another level. I am impressed how simple yet beneficial this tip is. Thank you, I am looking forward to learn from you more.
Have a great week. :)
Thank you! Happy to hear it worked.
Thank you for your work. You helped A LOT with this video. Especially with the tips for wrist and motion.
Great to hear!
Im so happy to have found your channel! Your videos are unmatched, this is a format i’ve never seen before, which is a shame. Instant sub!❤
Thank you so much!
26:45 fabulous voicing i loved it
Thank you!
Literally started this piece last week and you posted it. Keep up the good work 👍 👍 👍
Awesome! Thank you!
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This video is amazing.
Thank you for your tutorial . It really helpful especially for the pedal. Thank you
Glad to hear! Thank you
I agree with the comments here . Your tutorials are amazing and so incredibly helpful. I have almost got the timing of the Marcello/Bach Adagio (from your tutorial ) under control and I can’t wait until I can play it through and add some more emotion to it . Any chance you could do a tutorial on Rachmaninov Musical Moment Op16 No 5 .? I adore that piece. Thanks for all your hard work and help
Thank you for the comment and the suggestion! Moment Musical No.5 is on my to-do list!
amazing channel, thank you so much for all the videos, good work
Thank you so much
Nice 👌🏽
This is an amazing video! Thanks for you work!
This video is crazy helpful like holllyyy cowww i didnt even know this existed.. how are OK videos at the top and this video 12 scrolls down??! RUclips needs to shed some light to u fr
This is beautifully planned, edited, taught and executed. I'm glad I've stumbled upon your channel. This piece is on my list for 2023, and one of my strategies is to actually start learning the piece from the middle part as this will be the most technically challenging for me, especially the left hand and the middle voicing. Which brings me to my question: Will we see a video on how to play the Chopin Revolutionary Etude? :)
Thank you for your comment. I'm glad you think so! As for the answer to your question, hopefully, in a few months. :)
Bravo !!! Tout est génial !
Probably far beyond my capability, but you make it so interesting that I'll try it! Will check in in 12 months!
Loving the piece matters more than the capability!
I hope it works out for you, and it would be great if you check-in in a year. Good luck!
@@Antune I have almost "mastered" his Prelude in C# minor. (Except for a few bars here and there). I am an Amateur with a capital A. My Yamaha P105 is enduring the punishment quite well!
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You're welcome! I am Bulgarian/Turkish.
this is sooooo useful & helpful thank you!!!!!
You're so welcome!
Thank you so much!!
I really love it! Helps me a lot .I have practice for few months and one struggle thing is I have small hands . But I don’t want to give up on this piece.I have try to download the finger ring from you but it’s not successful Bcz it’s been removed 😭😭😭😭
A million thanks
Thank you so much!
You earned a subscriber
you are amazing !!!
Wow, so good help to me!
@@Денисматвеев-р5ж Happy to hear! Good luck, and enjoy
Wow I got commented
Thank you
Such a valuable lesson. If only youtube had been available in1971.
May I request a tutorial on la campanella more so on the hand positioning to ease tension
First of all, thank you so much for taking the time and giving all the attention to details in such an honoring way to Rachmaninov. ❤
Secondly - damn it I came across your channel 4 months too late 😭😭😭 muscle memory and pedal memory are now too ingrained in my brain, what do I do 😭
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Do not worry about muscle memory. I am sure you can still make adjustments with a consistent approach.
All the best!
The muscles can unlearn what they have learned. Adapt the new motions/movements and take your time. Patience is key.
Well done! I was waiting for this tutorial! Is it possible for the next tutorial etude tableau op 39 no 1?
Thanks! I'll cover Op.39 No.1 at some point for sure. But I have other plans for the following videos. Cheers!
@@Antune I also play the piano and I constantly do forte. Do you have any tips on how to play the piano?
I talk quite a bit about this topic in the video. You must work on the wrist movements and keep them very relaxed to play "piano." Also, I recommend practicing slowly because playing fast before knowing the piece well causes tension and makes it very difficult to play softer.
Good luck!
Nice tutorial! Can we trade hands? You reach an octave like they are 5ths
The tempo at which it is often played seems to go against the indication "alla marcia"
Thank you!
Vielen Dank! Gruß aus Deutschland.
This is crazy work right here family
Saving this one to my list for help someday… would you say this is a piece to tackle after maybe 3yrs, 5yr, 8yrs? Realize everyone is different in their learning. Thanks !!
I wish I could say something, but unfortunately, that’s impossible without seeing you play. I hope you can play it as soon as possible. All the best!
@@Antune hey thanks for the reply! I have some videos on my channel for reference if that would help you form an opinion!! Ultimately I should just find a teacher to give me this input… thanks !
i am learning this piece after tge hardest pieces i played before was Fantaisie Impromptu op 66 and etude op 10 no12, and i must say this piece is insanely hard, the pieces i played before are nothing
i have been playing for 7 years, out of those i only olayed active in the first and this recent year
I got pretty much a month and a few days to get through this piece. This tutorial makes it 10x easier thanks
Glad to hear! Many thanks.
What about how to practice the left hand in the slow section?
It's really fine way to play this prelude: grow up long fingers :)
Antune well done and thank you. I notice you have big "Rachmaninoff hands" -- you finger RH 1-2-3 at end of bar 17 (3rd section); that inner g of the RH chord there slows down that 4-note octave RH run for me, so I just leave it out. Oh well.
You play very well and the guidance of the piece is very understandable.
But I noticed a very small - not particularly noticeable - mistake. A wrong note.
In the fourth score, in the first bar you press the do key instead of the note la.
just a remark. I hope you see my message and understand it!
Thanks for the comment!
Yes, I am aware of that small memory error. I was curious when someone would realize it! :)
Here is another playing of me the same piece, with the correction;
ruclips.net/video/VynJV6aaHWQ/видео.html
Around minute 1045 im having a difficulty time playing because of wrist tension. Any tips you can provide for finger placements or hand positions
Thank you for teaching for free
could you lesson the Chopin etude op10-5?
Thank you! Op.10 No.5 is on my to-do list.
can you please make tutorial's by Cara Schumann - Romance Op 21 no 1 in A Minor & Romance op 11 no 1 in Eb Minor and
Romance op 11 no 1 in Eb Minor please and thank you
I haven't played any work of Clara Schumann yet. But, I hope in the future!
Please also make a tutorial of Rach's Prelude op. 23 n.4! Please please! 😊
It is one of my favourites. I most definitely will!
hello, amazing video. i noticed you use the left pedal in very quiet section, i've been told by many people that it should only be used when the composer says so, what do you think about this?
Thanks!
The composers (including Rachmaninoff) don’t always mention when to use the pedals. I will have to disagree :)
By the way, explain the concept Intoning as used in some Russian school terminology.
mind saying how many keys your hands span? (comfortably and uncomfortably)
also how tall are you. THANKS
I just sent you a sandwich on PayPal. What a priceless service to provide!
Glad you think so! Thanks for the sandwich :)
Erm... where are the falling notes (I'M JOKING I SWEAR PLEASE DO NOT BE MEAN)
Do you sell the color version of the music sheet?
I don't have the colored version, unfortunately. There is only the sheet music with my fingerings in the description below, and it's free.
@@Antune Why don't you keep the color version and sell to us. I love the color version, it makes easier to learn.
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Слава Шопену! Именно благодаря ему я наткнулся на Ваш канал.
Я так понимаю (по акценту) вы русский.
Подобного уровня контент я знаю у Михаила Аркадьева ещё. Но он в плане оформления не так хорош: там на телефон записано всего лишь. А тут у Вас просто как документальный фильм, а не урок)
Да, вы правы, у Михаила Аркадьева хорошие видеоуроки! Но когда есть возможность изучить несколько мнений, это же хорошо)) Если интересно, подобный контент есть на канале Paul Barton. Его разбор этой же прелюдии я посмотрел перед этим - у Пола есть свои оригинальные подходы к некоторым элементам.
Repetitions, please, give advice
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Is this a very hard piece? 🤔