Thank you soooo much!! I’ve reached another turning point with my piano playing. I noticed that my playing sounds flat. And just last week I asked my teacher about how to play with more emotion. I love the idea of creating a story!! That is where the creativity comes in. Now I get it. I never understood before but now I get it! This was a really great and I think it will turn my music around. Thank you!!
I love software that forces you to read and input the note, as the notes are gliding across the staves at various rates. You have to keep the correct tempo before the note disappears as well too. I hope I'm making sense.
hi guys I just recently came across your channel and I want to say how much I appreciate it. I'm 57 years old and it has been about 4 decades since I stopped playing the piano. A couple of months ago though I got a keyboard to start over and I realized I need sheets but I can't find them so I wonder does anybody know where I can buy them? or everybody these days use a tablet or something? Any help would be highly appreciated. Blessings to you guys!
emotion is one way to play piano. But as a devout follower of logic/science , I find I have much better results if I take an intellectual/mathematical approach to music without the emotional component - that makes me learn a piece much faster. With brains and brute force / muscle memory, I've actually learned to play Chopin's Minute Waltz very quickly as a complete beginner - and am now on my way to mastering the polyrhythms of Fantaisie Improptu just to prove to myself that even a beginner can do so without having to practice for many many years 😁
Using logic is wonderful, we need to do that as pianists :) However, adding in emotion and feeling is just as essential! You should try it and let me know is it goes 😊🎹
We are good 🎉 Proceeds to humble any classical enthousiaste. This is going to need some serious tactical knowledge if I'm ever aspiring to learn this kind of songs 😅
I know that this is about practicing strategies and not a tutorial for a specific piece. But come on! Für Elise? Really? That's so cliche... No offence meant 🙂
This is a great teacher who really wants to ensure the students get his teaching.
This was excellent. Your channel has moved to another level lately.
So glad you enjoyed this lesson!
Thank you soooo much!! I’ve reached another turning point with my piano playing. I noticed that my playing sounds flat. And just last week I asked my teacher about how to play with more emotion. I love the idea of creating a story!! That is where the creativity comes in. Now I get it. I never understood before but now I get it! This was a really great and I think it will turn my music around. Thank you!!
You are so welcome!
Respect,45 years, adult piano student, Cairo, Egypt
Thank you :)
Yes brotha Egypt keep pushin 🙌
Thank you and you too!
Such a great lesson for beginners and it's all FREE! Better than paid lesson
I love software that forces you to read and input the note, as the notes are gliding across the staves at various rates. You have to keep the correct tempo before the note disappears as well too. I hope I'm making sense.
The information given here is priceless!
So glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you. Thank you. You always have such amazing guests.
Thank you!
Thank you for this session. That was so so special. Your playing is beautiful!
You are so welcome!
Excellent! Loved it! Great to hear secrets from different perspectives. Always something new to lean and try.
That was quick I look forward to painote each Monday. I hope it's going to continue as before.
I agree!
Thank u Clinton. Stories behind a piece matters. I never knew
You are so welcome! So glad you enjoyed this lesson :)
hi guys I just recently came across your channel and I want to say how much I appreciate it. I'm 57 years old and it has been about 4 decades since I stopped playing the piano. A couple of months ago though I got a keyboard to start over and I realized I need sheets but I can't find them so I wonder does anybody know where I can buy them? or everybody these days use a tablet or something? Any help would be highly appreciated. Blessings to you guys!
holy crap, now that's a fantastic teacher. wow
So glad you enjoyed this lesson!
To playing Minor Arpeggio scales pentatonic Fmaj7 , C add9 and Bmaj7 .
Wonderful information being shared here... TY.
You are so welcome!
I was scheduled to attend this live, but work got in the way.
emotion is one way to play piano. But as a devout follower of logic/science , I find I have much better results if I take an intellectual/mathematical approach to music without the emotional component - that makes me learn a piece much faster. With brains and brute force / muscle memory, I've actually learned to play Chopin's Minute Waltz very quickly as a complete beginner - and am now on my way to mastering the polyrhythms of Fantaisie Improptu just to prove to myself that even a beginner can do so without having to practice for many many years 😁
Using logic is wonderful, we need to do that as pianists :) However, adding in emotion and feeling is just as essential! You should try it and let me know is it goes 😊🎹
We are good 🎉 Proceeds to humble any classical enthousiaste. This is going to need some serious tactical knowledge if I'm ever aspiring to learn this kind of songs 😅
😂 Thank you!
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So glad you enjoyed :)
Wow - jaw droppingly incredible! Clinton is an inspiration!
Thank you, Josh :)
Thank you Clinton! 🌞👍
My pleasure!
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Didn't know Christian slater was also a pianist
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What is this guy's name
Clinton Giovanni Denoni 😂
Steven Strange
@@philipedekobi297 A little off there Philip lol!
Quite odd they didn’t put his name in the title or in the description, isn’t it?
I know that this is about practicing strategies and not a tutorial for a specific piece.
But come on!
Für Elise?
Really?
That's so cliche...
No offence meant 🙂
As good an example as any to show how to learn a piece!
@@ClintonDenoni0 👍🏽💜