Learn To Play Arabesque (J.F. Burgmuller) - Piano Tutorial Part 1
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Tom Horton takes you step by step through the features and first part of the popular piano study piece 'Arabesque' by Johann Friedrich Burgmuller.
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I am writing from Germany. I am a 63 year old beginner. And what I want to let you know: YOU DID A PHANTASTIC EXPLAINATION! Very, very helpful for me for my learning of this nice piece of music. Will check out you other videos in the future!
Thank you Andreas for your kind words!
Tom
Thank you very much. A 62 years old learning to play. Can not thank you enough.
Very welcome!
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The best tutorial for Arabesque
Thrilled at your good words! Thanks
Tom
Literally the best tutorial. I really like when you sing those parts it helps a lot. I started to sing as well and it helps to catch the rhythm.
Yes rhythm words / phrases help a lot!
Thanks for watching :)
Tom
Thank you for this, you taught me better than my piano teacher
You’re welcome :)
You are a very good teacher, especially for your great patience to explain to beginners like me. Thank you so much!❤❤
Thanks for your wonderful feedback!
Tom- hi! I truly appreciate how you ever so slightly- lightly- touch on music theory throughout your videos. I first stumbled upon your Maple Leaf Rag tutorial series which is *exceptional*- what really sets apart all of your videos is that you explain the key and chord structure- it’s not always “fun” to try to understand these elements but it truly catapults your growth if one can make a tiny effort over time. So- thank you! Truly a gift to students worldwide! ☺️
Thanks for the great feedback, Christopher. The 'drip-drip' theory approach is in all my Zoom and face2face music lessons.
So pleased you enjoy the MLR videos - took quite a while to record!
Do take a moment to check out my website: www.tomhorton.co.uk
All the best
Tom
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Thank you very much to our music, you are a good teacher😊🎹🎵🎶🎼
Please you enjoyed the video - thanks
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Amazing explanation man! I received my piano about 4 days ago and learned twinkle twinkle little star (Mozart theme) as a way to get my familiar with the keys and about a day ago I decided to do this piece and was having trouble having the notes played the moment they needed to be played and thankfully I found you! Now I can play the first section pretty fluently!! Thank you!! You earned a sub!
I’m delighted and thanks for the sub.
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This beats all the other tutorials for Arabesque
I'm delighted with your positive words - thank you!
Tom
Thank you. Knowing the chords are A minor, D minor etc. really helps making sense and memorizing. And I agree with others...
Thanks - think in chord shapes is the way :)
Love how u explain everything ❤️👍🏼
From how it started to teaching us how to play! Great transitions!
Thanks for the great comments! Check out parts 2 & 3 too! Tom
I just started practicing this one, this video is very helpful. Thank you for a great explanation and great video.
Great stuff! Check out parts 2&3 too in the playlist. Good luck :)
Tom
Super useful, I have just got sheet and was terrified to start, it's hard to learn from scratch when you are over 60.
It’s never too late to learn, Teresa :)
Good luck with your musical efforts.
Thanks
Tom
Brillant tutorial! Amazing didatic and charming piano play! I'm brazilian, and read your answers for my countrymen in portuguese. Thanks for your regard with them!
Thank you / gracias :)
Tom
thank you so much you a hero. im 12 and i have been playing piano for five years
Ha! You're most kind - best of luck with your piano journey.
Tom
the best tutorial for arabesque
That’s great to hear - thanks :)
Very helpful.Thank you.Stay healthy.Josef from germany.
Thank you Josef!
Thank you for this vídeo
Hugs from Rio, Brazil
You’re very welcome! Reciprocated from the United Kingdom :)
Tom
Υπέροχος ο τρόπος που τα εξηγείτε! Το έμαθα πολύ εύκολα! Ευχαριστώ πολύ ♥🎹🎶🥰
Σας ευχαριστώ για τα καλά σας λόγια!
I always knew that practice makes progress
Yes indeed!
I knew how to play this but I forgot,this is perfect for relearning this
It is very easy
It’s so hard at first.Then,it became easier:)
Wonderful to hear! Keep at it!
Tom
Amazing. Thank you so much.
Glad you liked it! Tom
Im 10 year old kid learning piano and I got this mastered really quickly bc of u thank u
Well done and thanks
I subscribed
I hav a question
Can u make it any faster than 158
Or do U just do it around 158
Thank you, this will save me from my piano teacher screaming at me
You’re welcome but perhaps find a piano teacher who doesn’t scream at you!
Estou começando a aprender agora, me desafio a conseguir. Muito bom!
Ei! é ótimo ouvir isso - obrigado por assistir!
Very cool, thanks for explaining who the author was and why he wrote these pieces
+Starlings murmuration you’re welcome! Tom
Thank you 😍
Thank you for watching! Tom
Thank you so much !
You’re welcome :)
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Thank you.
You're welcome!
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Thanks for you.
You’re welcome :)
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Não entendo o idioma, mas estou entendendo através do movimento das suas mãos. Obrigada!
Obrigado por assistir e reservar um tempo para comentar! Talvez você possa usar legendas do Google?
Tom
Thank You So Much Sir ,
Amazing Tutorial ! :D
Thanks!! :)
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That helped me ALOT
+Nilax Tak I'm really pleased to hear that - thanks for watching! Tom
thank you
You’re welcome! Tom
It reminds me both excercises from Czerny book op. 261, n1 and n2. Right?
Love this piece. Thanks for it
Thanks. Check out parts two and three!
Tom
Wow greatttt that helped me learn better than my teacher teach me.
Wow - thanks for the compliment :)
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Exellent video by u sir a lovely demonstration by u
+ford transit thank you sir! Tom
@@KeyboardSkillsPro Sir can u teach me how to do sonatina and heideröslein
Thanks for this helpful tutorial. Can I ask about whether the second D on the 7th measure a held note? It has a line connecting it to the D on the 8th measure, so I presume we don’t life our finger.
Yes, correct - pleased you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching
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I love the song
By
Great to hear...
Bye! Tom
Gracias
No problem!
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In my Book!
Exciting - enjoy learning it!
Tom
this is a excellent Viedo, I like it and Thank you.
+Ladybird Pan many thanks...don’t forget to watch parts 2&3 too.
Tom
I’m learning this rn😭✋
Good luck!
Tom
nice🤯
Thanks
Excellent tutorial
Thanks!
I love you so much
thank you!
exellent and marvelous
+ford explorer thanks! Tom
Congratulations ! Your video was very useful ...
Glad it was helpful!
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Great tutorial. Thank you
Glad you liked it! Tom
Thank u so much ❤️❤️
You’re welcome :)
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Aha interesting... well I think you might know about these very tiny notes (like demiquavers) kind of atached to a main note and I'm curious how they marry up with the left hand. I saw them played by a russian lady and I didn't catch because the tend to be rather fast... impossible to connect the two. So hopefully you might be able to solve this mistery for me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Thank you for watching.
Little notes are played first and often around a main note - this is called a Turn... but could also be a Trill or a decoration of sorts.
I hope to produce a video soon on Ornamentation in music so watch this space.
Regards - Tom
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good teacher👍thank you…hope your more videos…
Thanks! Tom
Thank you for the video , I just have a question, why don't you "hold" the left hand chords at the top (A minor, D minor, C major, G7) until you finish playing all the semiquavers in the right hand and how can I do that while keeping the left hand staccato and leggieremente?
The left hand is played in a detached (light staccato) style for effect against the right hand slurs. The crotchet then sounds like a Quaver.
Practice each bar to get the articulation down.
Thanks for watching - Tom!
Ok
Is the left hand all in stacatto? I was a little confused at first because there is no point above the notes.
Thanks for the video by the way
Certainly in the opening theme ie left hand chords. It is staccato in my copy.
Glad you enjoyed the video :)
Tom
@@KeyboardSkillsPro thanks, it is because in my copy only the first four left hand notes have the stacatto sign. Since I only know the basics about reading the sheet, i was a little confused
+Rafael Marques Campos keep the left hand light and detached through the 1st section. More legato in the 2nd part where the melody goes into the left hand/bass.
Enjoy the other two videos on Arabesque too!
Tom
Well done, it looks and sounds really professional! Just a question: Which software do you use to get keyboard and sheet music at the same time? I am also a piano teacher and we must be creative in these times...
Thanks - this was an earlier video so it’s ok but poor compared to my modern ones :)
I use VideoPad from NCH software. Music is crop images / PDFs
❤ your videos!
Thank you very much :)
Tom
Thats cool
Thanks!
Tom
Yourwelcome
I'm from Indonesia
😊😊😊
This was amazing !!! Thank you so much !! I love your channel !!
Thanks and I’m pleased to read!
Tom
Tom rocks! 🎶
Many thanks for watching! Tom
Nice video!
Thanks! Tom
Parabéns,ótimo trabalho
Muito obrigado!
Tom
Great, but in the US the "bars" are called measures, and the notes are whole, half, quarter and an eighth. Trying to change to the terms used in the UK and Australia, is not doable!
Our dear American friends do like changing English words ;)
Pleased you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching
Tom
Good morning sir how to practice new pieces easy way
Hello
Read, learn, play, copy and, ultimately, understand :)
Good luck
Thx bro
Thanks - don’t forget to watch parts 2 & 3 of this tutorial!
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amazing tutorial.
Thank you!
Your welcome! You deserve 100000000090000000 subs
@@hasanimam35 That would help - I could then get a UA-cam award for my studio wall! One Day - think 100,000 is the first one. Tell your friends and family to subscribe :)
Tom
Awesomw
I love it
Thanks!
Thanks :)
This video is great :)
A best link@@KeyboardSkillsPro
cool. wanna miaster burgmuller.
Thanks
I know the piece
Great!
Hola
There is a another version of this so can you just look it up 😊😊
i watch this cuz i nevered played for the whole week and im screwed so i watch this video
well good luck!
Thanks for watching.
@@KeyboardSkillsPro tysm i lerned alot already i subbed thank u so so much
wow thatw as fast u just hearted it
We don’t mess around here at Keyboard Skills Pro :)
@@KeyboardSkillsPro thank u
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😀😀😀
I can’t- 😭✋
Keep trying!
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The chord with the left hand at the beginning of the 7th measure is hard to slide in there before the melody of the same measure.
Hi
I personally don’t find it hard...The Am and C chords are similar due to the latter chord being in 2nd inversion. Keep playing the left hand on its own to learn the movement of be chords.
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+Chuwy thanks for the positive comments, however I think your phone keys are sticking!
+Chuwy don’t forget to watch parts 2 & 3 ofnthe Burgmuller tutorial too :)
lol
Struggling with 3rd finger left hand
Keep working at it :)
Yucy
Video starts at 00:00
I know how to play
So why r u watching?