Chopin Etude Op.10, No.9 in F Minor Piano Tutorial

Added score to 2014 tutorial and fixed 2 errors.
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Jane, a retired university math teacher, started this volunteer project in April 2009. Positive feedback from wonderful viewers worldwide keeps her motivated. Jane is a strong advocate of reading music. She made unconventional sight-reading lessons that simplifies reading music.
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[@SenanSerat]

Thanks! You know, I used to watch your videos all the time 5 years ago. But then things sorta happened and I gave up on piano. Last month I decided to start again and somehow it brings me solace to see you're still producing this excellent video series. I didn't comment on every one but you saved me a lot of time and served as a great source of inspiration during those times.
Hopefully I will be able to rely on them again during this second go, and hopefully, this time, I will be able to achieve all of what I couldn't before.

[@janepianotutorials]

Thanks for writing. I wish you a enjoyable and productive learning experience this time around. Keep me posted 😊

[@zerosum1290]

wow i didnt know this existed, thanks for this one too Jane, thank you!!

[@janepianotutorials]

Made so many, info is more organized on my website (links in description or outro) 😊

[@oqueestou]

I got to learn this etude in two months ( after 7 years of piano practice ) but the fingering that worked for me most of the piece was 5,3,1,4,1,3. I don't see why the sheet wants the pianist to stretch the fifth and the fourth fingers that much. It is, in my opinion, unnecessary, uncomfortable and turns the etude harder than it already is

[@janepianotutorials]

Editor fingering is what drives me crazy when making tutorials, but I try my best to obey. We all must adjust fingering to suit our hand structure. Thanks for commenting, your choice might help others. Wow, has it been 7 yrs? You must have improved a lot by now 😊

[@oqueestou]

@@janepianotutorials It has been a long time learning, yeah. I've become a piano teacher, actually. There's a lot I gotta learn yet, though

[@agamaz5650]

yeah everyone has different hands just play the fingering you like

[@neilramantoniojardimromcy]

Thank you very much , Jane for this great piece and teaching .

[@janepianotutorials]

You’re welcome, Neilram.

[@jhonatanmendoza7065]

Realmente es un gran trabajo el que haces en tus vídeos
Apreciamos mucho que seas tan compartido con todos
Saludos

[@jheneffersantos5891]

Hi Jane! Thanks! Very well! Excelente

[@janepianotutorials]

Hi Jheneffer, thanks for your kind words.

[@72-bit]

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