For all the Critics, the purposes of a great teacher, is to provide great understanding; not perfection, perfection is up to the individual student to achieve. Mr Daniel is an excellent teacher and if you gain understanding, he did his job extremely well. Stop looking for faults on a 30 minute You tube video. Go Pay a Teacher. Thanks Mr Daniel.
Yes, I completely agree. He does not have to do this. But he is being extremely generous in putting together these tutorials so people who watch this should just be grateful instead of critical!
As a self-taught pianist, this was the most helpful video I could ask for and learned things I never knew. Thank you! I’m almost completely done with this marvelous piece.
I just completed Flight of the Bumble Bee and I'm a trained musician of over 50 years. Yep, I started when I was a kid and never stopped. Still I had to get Flight of the Bumble Bee under the belt and now I'm after this song. Good Luck and keep the attitude that you have.
At one instant , when i almost give up, my hands got into the right position with proper tempo. All you need is "just dont practice it continuously" . For every night you sleep, imperceptibly you brain will work out for that fraction you practiced. Then in the next morning, something will become different to you.
i really wanted to learn this song because i was amazed my its complexity. i've tried many different methods of trying to learn it: synthesia, basic lessons, and almost paid subscriptions to apps. this video has helped so much and the tips along the way were extremely helpful. i've learn to play this fast in under 2 months. Thank you so much!!!
@epic dabs mig What are you ! About 14 ? Ok a bit of advice...being abusive online to complete strangers can get you into some deep water ! You have no idea who you’re talking too....if you did you’d run and hide like NOW !
It a nice explanation and especially, teaching the polyrythm is very important. To have hands play smoothly and rythmically correct takes time and lots of practice playing slowly. A good player will not stress the first or last notes in a bar and avoid any mechanically sounding "beat" if not indicated, but unfold a larger musical picture beyond.
Dude, I just want to say I am blown away by this video.... Thank you sooo much!!!! One of the best tutorials I've ever seen in RUclips. Even though this is a little bit ahead of my level, I studied it by myself last year and was able to play it somewhat. This video has shown me technical aspects I didn't know before that for sure are going to help me improve. I'm going to revisit the piece, and learn it again. Thanks!!
I believe you owe this wonderful channel a piece of romantic music that has captured the imagination in Europe, This piece of music is called "Comptine d'un autre été - Amélie " Will you please play this piece for our record? Thank you!
Found an old record my grandmother who I never met made of her playing this piece, had to come see the amount of skill this required, you guys are gods.
2 Rhythms practis. Tap with your foot on the beat 1,2,1,2... With your right hand fingers 1,2,3,4,.. Now with your left hand fingers 1,2,3. Practis seperate and slowly together. It will get natural and you'll get used to it. Now it gets easy!
This is one of the MOST important videos I have come across that teaches Fantasie in a very relatable and digestable way....especially if you've suffered through piano learning on your own. This amazing. Thank you very much!!
First this man helped me learn flight of the bumblebee and then fantasie impromptu.. pieces which as a self taught pianist I didn't think were possible for me to learn easily. Thank you!
I'm a pianist but have never attempted this piece. I have the music for it, which belonged to my late piano teacher. She would be very happy if I did. I wish she were still with me. I miss her. She put up with a lot with me! LOL! I would really like to try. I really love this piece.
Ahhhh YES!!!! Finally a teacher who speaks chords and patterns. I play by ear and read charts, I don't read notation very well so the way you structure your instruction makes it very very easy for me to understand and identify the patterns. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!. SUBSCRIBED!
Best tutorial I’ve seen on RUclips thus far. Of course as he mentioned you need to have the basic knowledge and background. Fabulous instructions with Chordology studies.
The is the best tutorial I have ever watched because you separate the measures with analysis for the chords from slow to quick tempo. You may introduce yourself as autograph at your home page. Also you give the detail exercise to play 3 against 4 notes. Thanks again. I will follow your instructions for long time.
I’ve been playing piano for about a year and a half, and i recently started working more on my technique so i wanted to challenge myself to play one of my favorite pieces. I started studying the sheet music and i could play both hands separately but i really was having trouble with the triplets and sixteens so i came to youtube. This was an amazing video and it really helped me to get the timing down and understand it more. You are a great help Mr. Daniel thank you
I dont like those ads because the people in them play so robotically. even by day 30 they play with no feeling and they play so harshly 😂 obviously you’ve got to develop your style of playing over months and years but the harsh tapping of the keys drives me crazy
@Amy Nguyen Yes, but simply piano cant really teach you that. I think simply piano should never be used to replace a teacher. I think it is just for you to test if you like playing piano AT MOST. Because a teacher can explain how you play something. This is a mistake I see on a lot of beginners though, they just try to play the right notes and thats just about half of what you have to do. I tried to explain this to my friend but he didn‘t really get it, he said that playing the right notes is all you need to do. Then I just replied that he will notice eventually. But all in all you are right, harsh tapping always drives me crazy too and indeed, developing the skill to avoid that may take a long time.
No it is absolutely necessary for you to download simply piano and play a nursery rhyme melody. That is an unavoidable step in the process of learning this piece
Best explanation of fantasies on RUclips thank you so much and I am now only needing the final part to finish this piece! Thanks you so much for the help!
Every time I get stuck on memorizing this piece, I always come back watching this video. I got the A part memorized, working on B. Thank you so much for analyzing the chord progressions in detail. Well done!!
@MysticalKittyMCPE I don't care about the shit you say. This is the only video I've seen that explained what I wanted to hear. You can hug a transformer if you feel I'm being toxic. I never said "he's great nor the best". Post your own videos and give your own tutorials, then tag my ass....🤣
The things you have mentioned are super usefull for the ones who know the main things in piano, actually that was extremely spectacular for me If a person has a teacher like you, would be a real pianist🙂👏👏😁 Thanks for your channel :)
Interesting way to teach how to play this song. Basically like teaching in what order to press 'buttons' on a machine. It is definitely helpful for me since trying to learn it by reading the music seems impossible.
Thank you so much for this - you have explained something that has mystified me for 40 years and now I can play it fluently albeit only at 80% of the correct tempo. I shall persevere!
You did extremely well, no doubt. The only suggestion I have for your next video is to explain the chords more in detail, not to say that it isn’t too in detail already😆 Anyway, this video helped me so much, and I look forward to your new ones!
You are very impressive pianist. I just wanted to point out a minuscule error for the sake of improvement. The long chromatic scale played by the right hand at 21:18 is a little off at the end around 21:21. Measure 36 of this song starts exactly on the F#5 (the second F# above middle C) about halfway through the chromatic scale and ends on the C#4 (half step above middle C), which is the last note before the left hand comes back in. Every note in this measure is a 16th note; therefore, there should be 16 notes in this measure (including F# and C#). However, you are playing 18 notes (a perfect chromatic scale) the whole time when in reality, the song transitions from a chromatic scale back to a C# minor scale at 21:21. Chopin does this by skipping over the LAST F natural and D natural played in measure 36 which transforms the scale from chromatic to C# minor. However, you played both the F natural and D natural and therefore have two extra notes in that measure. In order to correct this, you simply need to go straight to the E from the F# (skipping over F natural), then the D#, then straight to the C# (skipping over the D natural), and lastly, continuing with the G# at the beginning of measure 37. I’m not a hater, and you certainly play this piece better than I play it. I just thought that if I was in your position, I would want someone to correct my mistake. Especially since this is a tutorial, I wouldn’t want anyone else to make the same error. Otherwise, very well done!
@@karebu3924 Better than some ignorant pretentious who corrects people on things that are not even wrong. There are many records that we see using song and piece interchangeably to describe instrumental musics. Just saying, not pointing any fingers...
PianoSecrets what helped me is what you did at 7:08 with the four notes thing. It was easier practicing four notes at a time and the rhythm of it, and then connecting those 4 “parts” of four notes.
Thank you so much I got the first part but I am still practicing and I improved so much in just three days thank you so much. And to the ones who are struggling, try going slower when you are playing but the left hand should be a bit slower than the right hand and if you think your hands are to small try pivoting on the left hand and lean more towards the right hand as it goes up to piano and the same when it comes back down. Hope this tip helped some of you.
Thank you very much 😘 I am an adult beginner. I love the way you speak English, your exotic accent. I learned pop Billy Joel songs for a few months but always thought classical piano is too difficult. But you named all the chords and explained the hand rotation motion. Thank you very much.
Alex Yang yeah, you're absolutely right. He just repeated that sentence many times throughout the video so I kind of joked around with it. No offense to him, this is actually a good tutorial and it helped me a lot
Holy shiz thank you so much I feel so pro despite playing this at about half speed after a week of practice. My piano teacher really underestimates me and I really wanna prove her wrong. I was kinda confused at first because of the weird tempo and polyrhythm but I understand it well now because of you! Ty
To play the four-against-three evenly, I imagine each quadruplet-triplet pair in 12 equal parts with the quadruplet notes on beats 1, 4, 7 and 10 and the triplet notes on beats 1, 5, and 9. Put them together and you get 1, 4-5, 7, 9-10. Simplifying that, it's just "1, 2-and, 3, and-4" with the "and"'s being the second and third beats of the triplets. Once you get through the initial rigmarole, the rhythmic "1, 2-and, 3, and-4" spacing starts to flow pretty naturally and evenly in slow motion and you can just speed it up from there.
This was the best piano tutorial i've ever seen. Thx a lot. Made my day a lot brighter 🙃 I never thought somebody could explain me this piece, but i was wrong. Great video! Thanks thanks thanks
FANTASTIC VIDEO!! Thank you for sharing such a simple and easy to follow tutorial. You gave some insights that really helped me! I am mostly a self taught "pianist" so watching you play and hearing some technical tips really went a long long way for me! :)
On 10 years ago I learn this song when I can't read notation and never have music study at all.. But my father give me a challenge,, if I can learn and play this song well just in a month,, he will give me some money.. So every after I back from school,, I'd learned it by MIDI.. My fingers followed every notes that showed on MIDI player.. At first,, I'd never believe that I'll can do it without study at music school.. But finally,, I can play this song now.. I've learned it without teacher and sheet music at all..
That's so cool. I also learned part of the song by downloading a MIDI file and opening it up in a sequencer and look at the notes and play it very slowly. It was over 10 years ago, before RUclips lol.
Thank you so much you answerd perfectly to the probleme i had ! I cannot wait to take back this piece that i stopped when i was younger, thank you thank you thank you !!
Question for Mr.Daniel, I've been working on this piece for a little while now and my left wrist always hurts after playing for extended periods of time. How can I fix that?
Gracias muchas gracias por tu video!! Es una pieza que conocia desde los 14 y ahora con 19 recién me animé a tocarla y me demoré 2 meses en sacarla, solo falta masterizarla :D
Very gud teacher, i learned this epic song bcuz of this video. But a little tip for u... please explain the ending part more detailed... just look at 28:53... i dont what key should i press bcuz u so fastt
I have a pinao teacher, but che's essentially here for the interpretation of the piece and the little technical point that I might've been missing so thank you very much. Tbh, this piece is hard techniccaly but also emotionnally but not a lot of person really get into interpretation... And that's sad. So thx for the tech !
Someday I will play something like this like the beginning part. I understand the left right left part done now I just need to play it with metronome and everything is with numbers of practice. Good tutorial. 😎
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took me just 2 days to understand the polirythm and fully got the first two measures but not up to speed yet but i guess it's all easier from now on. i think the arpeggio will be quite a challenge but still doable. thank you so much for this video.
For all the Critics, the purposes of a great teacher, is to provide great understanding; not perfection, perfection is up to the individual student to achieve. Mr Daniel is an excellent teacher and if you gain understanding, he did his job extremely well. Stop looking for faults on a 30 minute You tube video. Go Pay a Teacher. Thanks Mr Daniel.
Strongly agreed
Yes, I completely agree. He does not have to do this. But he is being extremely generous in putting together these tutorials so people who watch this should just be grateful instead of critical!
Yet the video is 99% like ratio... go rant somewhere else boomer
No à good teacher: he didn't explain thé trille of the largo!
Anyways he explained the 3:4 rhythm a bit bad
As a self-taught pianist, this was the most helpful video I could ask for and learned things I never knew. Thank you! I’m almost completely done with this marvelous piece.
Awesome! Thank you! 👍
I just completed Flight of the Bumble Bee and I'm a trained musician of over 50 years. Yep, I started when I was a kid and never stopped. Still I had to get Flight of the Bumble Bee under the belt and now I'm after this song. Good Luck and keep the attitude that you have.
How
Comes with practice it took me 1 whole week to get the first part correct on both hands together
And its not even perfect
Im also a self-taught pianist and i have problems i cant really move my fingers quick
At one instant , when i almost give up, my hands got into the right position with proper tempo.
All you need is "just dont practice it continuously" . For every night you sleep, imperceptibly you brain will work out for that fraction you practiced. Then in the next morning, something will become different to you.
PMG that is so true
so relatable, somehow it works out the day after
Omg dude that happens every time for me lol so frustrating.
I haven’t related to single thing more in my life than this comment
man thats completely true! Its crazy!
1:19 *ON THIS NOTE*
No Nut November Challenge Boi
he flicked me off
@@gartyqam *flipped
@@mystikman5594 it doesnt matter
Welp but the actual definition in the dictionary is "flipping someone off"
@@mystikman5594 well on youtube people can make out what someone meant regardless of a typo
i really wanted to learn this song because i was amazed my its complexity. i've tried many different methods of trying to learn it: synthesia, basic lessons, and almost paid subscriptions to apps. this video has helped so much and the tips along the way were extremely helpful. i've learn to play this fast in under 2 months. Thank you so much!!!
You are welcome! Glad to hear! :)
It’s only a song if it has words which it does not have !
@@leonjay9 shut the fuck up
@epic dabs mig
What are you ! About 14 ? Ok a bit of advice...being abusive online to complete strangers can get you into some deep water ! You have no idea who you’re talking too....if you did you’d run and hide like NOW !
it's a piece btw
It a nice explanation and especially, teaching the polyrythm is very important. To have hands play smoothly and rythmically correct takes time and lots of practice playing slowly.
A good player will not stress the first or last notes in a bar and avoid any mechanically sounding "beat" if not indicated, but unfold a larger musical picture beyond.
Thank you!!! 🙏🙏🙏
Roland Huettmann try the last mvt of Beethoven sonata piano op. 79 no. 25 (cuckoo), last part. Full of polyrhythms
Dude, I just want to say I am blown away by this video.... Thank you sooo much!!!! One of the best tutorials I've ever seen in RUclips. Even though this is a little bit ahead of my level, I studied it by myself last year and was able to play it somewhat. This video has shown me technical aspects I didn't know before that for sure are going to help me improve. I'm going to revisit the piece, and learn it again. Thanks!!
Simply Brilliant!
a much-appreciated tutorial!
This channel is a fountain of piano playing education
Thank you!
You are welcome and thank you for staying tuned and watching all my videos. I appreciated it very much. Happy Halloween! 🎃
I believe you owe this wonderful channel a piece of romantic music that has captured the imagination in Europe,
This piece of music is called "Comptine d'un autre été - Amélie "
Will you please play this piece for our record?
Thank you!
Yes. I just uploaded today. Hopefully you will like it. 👍
I was thinking before I saw this video "I can't play this piece". Now, I can. Thank you a lot.
Found an old record my grandmother who I never met made of her playing this piece, had to come see the amount of skill this required, you guys are gods.
I thought this song is impossible for me to play but thanks to you I can now dominate my school. XD
Music school?
GO FOR IT!!
Same! We are the King of our school!
piece*
@@ludwig4029 Oh I see you too are a very smart and above average person. Greetings to you my fellow of superior intellect !
2 Rhythms practis. Tap with your foot on the beat 1,2,1,2... With your right hand fingers 1,2,3,4,.. Now with your left hand fingers 1,2,3. Practis seperate and slowly together. It will get natural and you'll get used to it. Now it gets easy!
This is one of the MOST important videos I have come across that teaches Fantasie in a very relatable and digestable way....especially if you've suffered through piano learning on your own. This amazing. Thank you very much!!
6:55, my favourite part. I don't think I can ever play this again NOT in ragtime.
Even I don’t know much with reading notes, I managed to play this piece moment by moment thank you sir!
This is amazing, the best tutorial I've seen. It made me understand all the weird tempo and note combos. I love it, thank you!
@1:34 "and then, the fantasy starts..."
Playing the rest is everyone’s fantasy
First this man helped me learn flight of the bumblebee and then fantasie impromptu.. pieces which as a self taught pianist I didn't think were possible for me to learn easily. Thank you!
That's awesome! Glad to hear.
I'm a pianist but have never attempted this piece. I have the music for it, which belonged to my late piano teacher. She would be very happy if I did. I wish she were still with me. I miss her. She put up with a lot with me! LOL! I would really like to try. I really love this piece.
You can do it!
You are by far the greatest teacher on you tube, absolutely unbelievable. Thank you so much for this!
Thank you!
Completed Moonlight Sonata 3rd Mvt [self taught from YT videos] and it brought me here. The similarities are immediately noticeable: THANK YOU Daniel
Ahhhh YES!!!! Finally a teacher who speaks chords and patterns. I play by ear and read charts, I don't read notation very well so the way you structure your instruction makes it very very easy for me to understand and identify the patterns. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!. SUBSCRIBED!
This i perfect, now I know exactly how to put the right hand and the left hand together. Thank you very much❤️
Best tutorial I’ve seen on RUclips thus far. Of course as he mentioned you need to have the basic knowledge and background. Fabulous instructions with Chordology studies.
Thank you! :)
Thank you! I have been having trouble learning this songs by myself because of my small hands ( I’m a child) now I get a better understanding
So well explained! - I am playing this piece but I have a lot of cleaning up and speeding up to do.-Very helpful tutorial. Thank you
The is the best tutorial I have ever watched because you separate the measures with analysis for the chords from slow to quick tempo. You may introduce yourself as autograph at your home page. Also you give the detail exercise to play 3 against 4 notes. Thanks again. I will follow your instructions for long time.
Thank you. Polyrhythms have always been my nemesis. This is helpful.
I’ve been playing piano for about a year and a half, and i recently started working more on my technique so i wanted to challenge myself to play one of my favorite pieces. I started studying the sheet music and i could play both hands separately but i really was having trouble with the triplets and sixteens so i came to youtube. This was an amazing video and it really helped me to get the timing down and understand it more. You are a great help Mr. Daniel thank you
You are very welcome!
U r genuinely true teacher, simply given so deep knowledge. I Like alot da way u teach. Thanks alot. God blessed u Sir
I'm starting this piece today for my 3 months challenge. You are my hero! You make it so easy! Thank you SOOO much!!!
That moment when you get a simply piano add before this.....
That aint helpin‘ me
Max Mütze 😂 relatable
I dont like those ads because the people in them play so robotically. even by day 30 they play with no feeling and they play so harshly 😂 obviously you’ve got to develop your style of playing over months and years but the harsh tapping of the keys drives me crazy
@dylan youtube Yup this is my name for everything, even my dad used it 😂
@Amy Nguyen Yes, but simply piano cant really teach you that. I think simply piano should never be used to replace a teacher. I think it is just for you to test if you like playing piano AT MOST. Because a teacher can explain how you play something. This is a mistake I see on a lot of beginners though, they just try to play the right notes and thats just about half of what you have to do. I tried to explain this to my friend but he didn‘t really get it, he said that playing the right notes is all you need to do. Then I just replied that he will notice eventually.
But all in all you are right, harsh tapping always drives me crazy too and indeed, developing the skill to avoid that may take a long time.
No it is absolutely necessary for you to download simply piano and play a nursery rhyme melody. That is an unavoidable step in the process of learning this piece
Best explanation of fantasies on RUclips thank you so much and I am now only needing the final part to finish this piece! Thanks you so much for the help!
Two words : perfect tutorial !!!
Thank you! 🙏🙏
best tutorial so far, thanks man, especialy on fingering and rythm, many thanks!
Glad you liked it!
I feel like I finally found a big treasure and it's just your RUclips channel. You are a great teacher.
This is probably one of the best piano online tutorial I've ever had. Ive nearly done it!
Wow, thanks!
Every time I get stuck on memorizing this piece, I always come back watching this video. I got the A part memorized, working on B. Thank you so much for analyzing the chord progressions in detail. Well done!!
This is the only video on RUclips that explained and cleared my confusion all these years. Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏🙏. You are a great teacher.
@MysticalKittyMCPE I don't care about the shit you say. This is the only video I've seen that explained what I wanted to hear. You can hug a transformer if you feel I'm being toxic. I never said "he's great nor the best". Post your own videos and give your own tutorials, then tag my ass....🤣
Wow! Thank you so much!! I can play this piece now!!
Glad to hear! 🙂
0:00 intro
0:44 1 part
7:26 2 part
11:57 3 part
13:08 4 part
15:03 5 part
The things you have mentioned are super usefull for the ones who know the main things in piano, actually that was extremely spectacular for me
If a person has a teacher like you, would be a real pianist🙂👏👏😁
Thanks for your channel :)
You are welcome! Thank you for watching! 🙏
I find this really clear. Last time the audio was a bit messy
Thank you!
¡Wow! ¡¡¡you're back!!! Thanks for sharing this brilliant exercises.
You are welcome! I had a flu for a few weeks and couldn’t upload as often as I would like. Thank you for watching! Hopefully it helps. 👍
Wow this is immense value. Thank you so much! My life goal is to play this piece and this video has just facilitated that ambition. Subbed!
You can do it!
You lost me at 0:01
Bammmmm 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Me at 0:00
Lol
Me at -00:01
Interesting way to teach how to play this song. Basically like teaching in what order to press 'buttons' on a machine. It is definitely helpful for me since trying to learn it by reading the music seems impossible.
Glad it was helpful!
I was looking for a good impromptu tutorial and believe me, your video is the most useful, Thak you!
Such an honor finding this dude!! It really helped me throught out this piece, Now i understand and i could play it!! Thanksss!!
Excellent explanation. Thank you. You broke this down and made it achievable
Thank you!!!
Thank you so much for this - you have explained something that has mystified me for 40 years and now I can play it fluently albeit only at 80% of the correct tempo. I shall persevere!
You did extremely well, no doubt.
The only suggestion I have for your next video is to explain the chords more in detail, not to say that it isn’t too in detail already😆
Anyway, this video helped me so much, and I look forward to your new ones!
I'm so glad you are showing rotation so important to learn if you dont use it you can really damage your hands with all the practice Repetition. Ty
You are welcome!
You are very impressive pianist. I just wanted to point out a minuscule error for the sake of improvement. The long chromatic scale played by the right hand at 21:18 is a little off at the end around 21:21. Measure 36 of this song starts exactly on the F#5 (the second F# above middle C) about halfway through the chromatic scale and ends on the C#4 (half step above middle C), which is the last note before the left hand comes back in. Every note in this measure is a 16th note; therefore, there should be 16 notes in this measure (including F# and C#). However, you are playing 18 notes (a perfect chromatic scale) the whole time when in reality, the song transitions from a chromatic scale back to a C# minor scale at 21:21. Chopin does this by skipping over the LAST F natural and D natural played in measure 36 which transforms the scale from chromatic to C# minor. However, you played both the F natural and D natural and therefore have two extra notes in that measure.
In order to correct this, you simply need to go straight to the E from the F# (skipping over F natural), then the D#, then straight to the C# (skipping over the D natural), and lastly, continuing with the G# at the beginning of measure 37.
I’m not a hater, and you certainly play this piece better than I play it. I just thought that if I was in your position, I would want someone to correct my mistake. Especially since this is a tutorial, I wouldn’t want anyone else to make the same error. Otherwise, very well done!
You are right! Thanks for catching that.
No problem! I just subscribed and am looking forward to future videos.
Awesome! I added the correction to the video description. Thank you again for watching!
Evan Carlson all this knowledge and you call it a song instead of a piece😂. Haha just messin with you.
@@karebu3924 Better than some ignorant pretentious who corrects people on things that are not even wrong. There are many records that we see using song and piece interchangeably to describe instrumental musics. Just saying, not pointing any fingers...
This video was so good I could actually start using both hands 😍
Awesome! 👍
The only problem I have is playing triplet and sixteen note at the same time😭😛
I explained that at 5:00. Did you watch that?
Wdym it’s easy af
It just takes practice
PianoSecrets what helped me is what you did at 7:08 with the four notes thing. It was easier practicing four notes at a time and the rhythm of it, and then connecting those 4 “parts” of four notes.
@@bensonlandon3571 ok, let's see you do it then
Awesome vid helped me so much! I finally feel on the right path to mastering this piece!
As caesar once said: veni vidi vici!
Thank you so much I got the first part but I am still practicing and I improved so much in just three days thank you so much.
And to the ones who are struggling, try going slower when you are playing but the left hand should be a bit slower than the right hand and if you think your hands are to small try pivoting on the left hand and lean more towards the right hand as it goes up to piano and the same when it comes back down.
Hope this tip helped some of you.
Great job! You are welcome!
Thanks for the analysis by chord! Yes! Thats how classical music should be taught!!!!
As always, the best explanations and examples on the internet, This dude is an awesome teacher.
Thank you very much 😘 I am an adult beginner. I love the way you speak English, your exotic accent. I learned pop Billy Joel songs for a few months but always thought classical piano is too difficult. But you named all the chords and explained the hand rotation motion. Thank you very much.
You are welcome!
Your teaching is the best.
Let me summarize this video up for you:
It ain't hard, it's just C# minor chords
Andrea Feng not quite, there are d flat major chords in the slow part
Alex Yang yeah, you're absolutely right. He just repeated that sentence many times throughout the video so I kind of joked around with it. No offense to him, this is actually a good tutorial and it helped me a lot
@@alexyang817 Don’t forget the B double sharp chords, I really mess up when it comes to them 🥴
this channel is seriously underrated
Thank you!!!
Holy shiz thank you so much I feel so pro despite playing this at about half speed after a week of practice. My piano teacher really underestimates me and I really wanna prove her wrong. I was kinda confused at first because of the weird tempo and polyrhythm but I understand it well now because of you! Ty
Thank you very much the tutorial.
You are welcome! 👍
To play the four-against-three evenly, I imagine each quadruplet-triplet pair in 12 equal parts with the quadruplet notes on beats 1, 4, 7 and 10 and the triplet notes on beats 1, 5, and 9. Put them together and you get 1, 4-5, 7, 9-10. Simplifying that, it's just "1, 2-and, 3, and-4" with the "and"'s being the second and third beats of the triplets. Once you get through the initial rigmarole, the rhythmic "1, 2-and, 3, and-4" spacing starts to flow pretty naturally and evenly in slow motion and you can just speed it up from there.
I really like this you makes it easy to learn
This was the best piano tutorial i've ever seen. Thx a lot. Made my day a lot brighter 🙃
I never thought somebody could explain me this piece, but i was wrong. Great video!
Thanks thanks thanks
FANTASTIC VIDEO!! Thank you for sharing such a simple and easy to follow tutorial. You gave some insights that really helped me! I am mostly a self taught "pianist" so watching you play and hearing some technical tips really went a long long way for me! :)
Glad it was helpful!
On 10 years ago I learn this song when I can't read notation and never have music study at all..
But my father give me a challenge,, if I can learn and play this song well just in a month,, he will give me some money..
So every after I back from school,, I'd learned it by MIDI..
My fingers followed every notes that showed on MIDI player..
At first,, I'd never believe that I'll can do it without study at music school..
But finally,, I can play this song now..
I've learned it without teacher and sheet music at all..
That's awesome!!!
@@PianoSecretsChannel Hi,, thank you..
But that is my story about me and this song long time ago..
And now I was can read the sheet music..
That's so cool. I also learned part of the song by downloading a MIDI file and opening it up in a sequencer and look at the notes and play it very slowly. It was over 10 years ago, before RUclips lol.
This video was ten times more helpful than the whole simplypiano app
Thank you for letting me experience this piece, something that I never thought I will.
Glad you enjoy it!
I just found an amazing channel. Thanks for your tutorials❤
Thank you so much for this. Now I can play it !
Thank you so much you answerd perfectly to the probleme i had ! I cannot wait to take back this piece that i stopped when i was younger, thank you thank you thank you !!
Your videos are unbelievably good, please keep posting these amazing case breaking tutorials :)!!!!
Thank you!!!🙏🙏🙏
Thank you soo much finally I finished the whole piece!
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This piece is a really hard one, but you are a genious explaining it. Amazing teacher really, congrats and thanks for this awesome video!!
Question for Mr.Daniel, I've been working on this piece for a little while now and my left wrist always hurts after playing for extended periods of time. How can I fix that?
Thank you for your tutorial...you are a great teacher.
This is exceptional.
At 5:00 it helped me a lot
Thank you very much!!!🙌🙌🙌
Nice work. Very good explanation!
Thanks!
Gracias muchas gracias por tu video!! Es una pieza que conocia desde los 14 y ahora con 19 recién me animé a tocarla y me demoré 2 meses en sacarla, solo falta masterizarla :D
De nada. Me parece muy bien! :)
I had to say Thank GOD! When I saw there was a video on this. I am STUGGLING
You got this!
You explained it so well!! Thanks im done with this pece now!
Believe me or not you are the best teacher for classic piano in YT keep it up ❤️
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ايه لغة عربية yeah it’s arabic
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Very gud teacher, i learned this epic song bcuz of this video. But a little tip for u... please explain the ending part more detailed... just look at 28:53... i dont what key should i press bcuz u so fastt
I have a pinao teacher, but che's essentially here for the interpretation of the piece and the little technical point that I might've been missing so thank you very much.
Tbh, this piece is hard techniccaly but also emotionnally but not a lot of person really get into interpretation... And that's sad. So thx for the tech !
Bravoooo
Thank you! Hopefully this video will give you a better understanding on how to play Chopin’s beautiful pieces.
Have a nice Halloween! 🎃
Thanks a lot for this tutorial it means a lot of hard work to learn and make video's
It became more easy when you teaches
'Best teacher'
You're very welcome!
You are the best teacher thank you very very much!!!😄
Thanks, really appreciated this. It’s explained exactly the way I needed it to be done
Someday I will play something like this like the beginning part. I understand the left right left part done now I just need to play it with metronome and everything is with numbers of practice. Good tutorial. 😎
OMG he now teaches only people who plays easy piano to play an RCM (Canada) ARCT piece! Good for you!
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Thank you very much im getting better ❤❤
Awesome! Glad to hear. :)
took me just 2 days to understand the polirythm and fully got the first two measures but not up to speed yet but i guess it's all easier from now on. i think the arpeggio will be quite a challenge but still doable. thank you so much for this video.
(still, almost 3 hours a day in 20-40 minute portions but i love playing piano so it just flew, it's just so fun, slightly frustrating but so fun)
You are welcome! 🙏