I think slow practice is the best way to learn a piece. Slow is also a way of listening to a piece for some that play by ear. You can learn classical music by first knowing scales in all keys and arpeggi in all keys and play by ear. Music is for the ear. Let's not limit ear pianist they can learn all the notes by ear. Most people can read music anyways it's just piano has two lines to follow treble and bass. And it's harder to sight read a piece for some ear players. Thanks for slow practice.
@@BachScholar sorry but I am commenting on your slow tempo videos. I heard this piece here played faster but I like for the most part pieces played slower. When a piece is raced through I think you lose the enjoyment of the piece. Sometimes I think the editor puts the metronome values in and not the composer, most public domain music has no values in how fast a piece should be. Well bottom line I like the speed you played this piece.
@@BachScholar Chopin's fantasie impromptu is a good example of listening to it slower I listen to it on my electronic keyboard and slow it down with the tempo decrease. I really don't like that piece played fast I want to hear and follow the three against four. My eyes don't follow well fast.
If you listen to Claudio Arrau's recording, one of the greats of the 20th century, you will discover that he played it "slow" as well. In fact, he plays just about everything slower than everyone else. But you know what? He was one of the greatest pianists of the 20th century. Speed does not necessarily make a pianist or an interpretation great. We have become too accustomed to hearing (at least the middle section) of this piece played at such ridiculously fast tempi that many pianists think it's the only way to play it.
I would love too see a full interpreted performance of Beethovens Pathetique mvt. 1 at your performance speed. I already watched your 2 other tutorials about this movement (they were very helpful)
Hello Cory! Thanks so much for sharing. How did you make the music score just right above your hands and the keyboard? It’s also enlarged, so easy to read.
Hi from Valencia . Sir, do you have any advise about the cadenza 1 in liebestraume . I practice a lot this part years and years but never satisfy abou the result?
It seems like many people do not roll the dyads in the left hand as written and instead keep the melody in the right hand. Is this usually how this piece is taught?
@@matteocostantini4342 you play the bass note slightly earlier than the top melody note. So its like when you strum a chord on the guitar, its similar to that but in this case its 2 notes
Not bad but not for me. It lacks love and passion. A little robotic. Sounds like only the notes were followed and not the added annotations of speeding up and slowing down in certain sections. As well as the crescendos and legattos weren’t really present.
Nice but not like that, u r so fast when u play and this piece is so beautiful and make your feeling is high do u know what I'm saying!!! Ahhh search on UA-cam lang lang when he play it and watch the different
Thank you.
This song is my Everest.
I long to be able to play this.
piece*
This piece sounds beautiful with your “slow” style. I love it like this
it's actually a piece and not a song
haha derp ikr
@@furahaaswan actually it isn't; look up the definitions.
@@furahaaswan at the end of the day I am still right and they're wrong
@@furahaaswan im always right actually im smart a lot of iq
This is like the best piece ever or something
4:38 It says vibrato. How do I vibrato in a piano
Whammy bar.
No es vibrato, es arpegio
I think slow practice is the best way to learn a piece. Slow is also a way of listening to a piece for some that play by ear. You can learn classical music by first knowing scales in all keys and arpeggi in all keys and play by ear. Music is for the ear. Let's not limit ear pianist they can learn all the notes by ear. Most people can read music anyways it's just piano has two lines to follow treble and bass. And it's harder to sight read a piece for some ear players. Thanks for slow practice.
This isn't slow practice. It is my final tempo.
@@BachScholar sorry but I am commenting on your slow tempo videos. I heard this piece here played faster but I like for the most part pieces played slower. When a piece is raced through I think you lose the enjoyment of the piece. Sometimes I think the editor puts the metronome values in and not the composer, most public domain music has no values in how fast a piece should be. Well bottom line I like the speed you played this piece.
@@BachScholar Chopin's fantasie impromptu is a good example of listening to it slower I listen to it on my electronic keyboard and slow it down with the tempo decrease. I really don't like that piece played fast I want to hear and follow the three against four. My eyes don't follow well fast.
OK, thanks!
If you listen to Claudio Arrau's recording, one of the greats of the 20th century, you will discover that he played it "slow" as well. In fact, he plays just about everything slower than everyone else. But you know what? He was one of the greatest pianists of the 20th century. Speed does not necessarily make a pianist or an interpretation great. We have become too accustomed to hearing (at least the middle section) of this piece played at such ridiculously fast tempi that many pianists think it's the only way to play it.
Very very good man😀 You are a great pianist🎹🎶
A piece extremely hard to perform. Awesome ❤
Thank you for this helpful video.
You make it look easy, Prof. Hint: It's not.
i dont know, the first part is but the rest it just pain
Seriously its obvoius
Obviously. The key signature, accidentals and crazy notes cuh
@@jayvonnevans5429 huh
Eh, im learning this piece rn and trust me its not as hard as it looks
Thanks
Beautiful
I would love too see a full interpreted performance of Beethovens Pathetique mvt. 1 at your performance speed. I already watched your 2 other tutorials about this movement (they were very helpful)
I love the pathetique, barenboim interpreted it well
Genial!
Amazing!!! 🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶 😊
Lindíssimo!
The Best!
Hello Cory! Thanks so much for sharing. How did you make the music score just right above your hands and the keyboard? It’s also enlarged, so easy to read.
adobe premier pro
The greatest ringtone on my old Nokia 1600…
Hi from Valencia .
Sir, do you have any advise about the cadenza 1 in liebestraume . I practice a lot this part years and years but never satisfy abou the result?
The way you play is clean and perfect.
Can I know the finger position ?
It seems like many people do not roll the dyads in the left hand as written and instead keep the melody in the right hand. Is this usually how this piece is taught?
Its the easier way to play it as its technically easier play and also to voice but its supposed to be played by the left rolled
@@Bdang87what does left rolled mean
@@matteocostantini4342 you play the bass note slightly earlier than the top melody note. So its like when you strum a chord on the guitar, its similar to that but in this case its 2 notes
could you share the sheet music, I can't find it in the web
Imagine doing a Turn over here to a higher note.
2:31
whar?
do you have sheet music for this
You have it on a website called Michael Kravchuk
0:43 2:13
Big hands!
Good
You play it is like easy but in reality it is hard.
It’s not hard
@@ethanli2313 It is hard near impossible if you have small hands
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Please record Czerny Op.754 piece 2, 3 or 6.
Technique is great. But it sounds like robot 😂, can’t feel the emotion. Maybe it’s the piano problem?
Alguien llegó aquí por el manhwa "define la relación"?
ok big hands
Not bad but not for me. It lacks love and passion. A little robotic. Sounds like only the notes were followed and not the added annotations of speeding up and slowing down in certain sections. As well as the crescendos and legattos weren’t really present.
Only good thing about this performance is the technique, simply perfect. But, that was the most bland performance ever!! Are you a robot or what?
I am from Mars.
Nice but not like that, u r so fast when u play and this piece is so beautiful and make your feeling is high do u know what I'm saying!!!
Ahhh search on UA-cam lang lang when he play it and watch the different
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