I really find myself in what you said (exprcially hitting 2 notes at a time by error). I guess I need to put my metronome at 2 bpm 😆.. This videos are really useful ! Thank you 🙂
Great video! I agree with your comment about wrong notes, especially in larger works, wrong notes can be inevitable but i think without having a solid technique it would be harder to bring out the musicality of a piece
Do you get it yet folks? It doesn’t matter which UA-cam piano teacher you prefer, they all say the same thing. PLAY SLOWER! If you think you are playing slowly then, PLAY SLOWER. Every time you play a note or passage incorrectly you WASTE precious practice time.
Speaking of wrong note, could you make a tutorial on the chopin etude op25 n5 please? :) Not only technical tutorial but also when to play the note? Like when exactly are you suppose to play right hand notes and left hand chord? Are they together? Not? Well if you ever make that tutorial i trust you to make it good like you did for others etudes and chopin first ballade.
Hi, I don't know if you already found your answer, but I played it a few months ago and I can offer some information. My friend and I, who played that same piece, played the arpeggios with the right hand at a different time. So it's up to you how you think fits best. I personally played the arpeggio on the beat, not before it, so the left hand arpeggios and the "wrong note" were played simultaniously. It's important tho to make it different in the first line of the second page where there's a kind of variation of the main theme, before the B (Lento) section, since if has a different character. Also, pay a lot attention to how you position your right hand in the A1 section (chords in the main theme instead of sixths) because it can get painful after months of practice if you position it incorrectly. Any sign of pain is an indication to change position. And practice positions in general haha. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me ^^
@@danicaignjatovic3956 Hello! Thank you very much for your message! I indeed got it i think : i play the right hand when i hit the last note of my left hand arpeggios. Still, i'm quite curious about the bad position my right hand can be in that could result in pain. For now i didn't feel any pain but you made me anxious. Could I contact you on discord to discuss that and maybe other things? (Idk if you played it, but i got a LOT of trouble getting op10 n9 done)
I really find myself in what you said (exprcially hitting 2 notes at a time by error). I guess I need to put my metronome at 2 bpm 😆..
This videos are really useful ! Thank you 🙂
Realising the errors / mistake is the first step that many don't take 😎
I love these tips, especially the last one!
Thanks so much 🫡
hello :)
Great video! I agree with your comment about wrong notes, especially in larger works, wrong notes can be inevitable but i think without having a solid technique it would be harder to bring out the musicality of a piece
Thank you!!:)
Do you get it yet folks? It doesn’t matter which UA-cam piano teacher you prefer, they all say the same thing. PLAY SLOWER! If you think you are playing slowly then, PLAY SLOWER. Every time you play a note or passage incorrectly you WASTE precious practice time.
Yea bro, thanks. I used my metronome to keep my speed balanced, and now i can play better :D
The point about knowing where exactly on the key you press is genius! It would be very useful in jumps (say on a waltz)
Thx :) i might look more into this, as I said, just a thought I had and something I had picked up years ago, but never fully elaborated on
Thank you so much!
but what if i play "wrong Notes " writen by Chopin?
Speaking of wrong note, could you make a tutorial on the chopin etude op25 n5 please? :)
Not only technical tutorial but also when to play the note? Like when exactly are you suppose to play right hand notes and left hand chord? Are they together? Not?
Well if you ever make that tutorial i trust you to make it good like you did for others etudes and chopin first ballade.
Hi, I don't know if you already found your answer, but I played it a few months ago and I can offer some information. My friend and I, who played that same piece, played the arpeggios with the right hand at a different time. So it's up to you how you think fits best. I personally played the arpeggio on the beat, not before it, so the left hand arpeggios and the "wrong note" were played simultaniously. It's important tho to make it different in the first line of the second page where there's a kind of variation of the main theme, before the B (Lento) section, since if has a different character. Also, pay a lot attention to how you position your right hand in the A1 section (chords in the main theme instead of sixths) because it can get painful after months of practice if you position it incorrectly. Any sign of pain is an indication to change position. And practice positions in general haha. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me ^^
@@danicaignjatovic3956 Hello! Thank you very much for your message! I indeed got it i think : i play the right hand when i hit the last note of my left hand arpeggios.
Still, i'm quite curious about the bad position my right hand can be in that could result in pain. For now i didn't feel any pain but you made me anxious. Could I contact you on discord to discuss that and maybe other things? (Idk if you played it, but i got a LOT of trouble getting op10 n9 done)
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Haha cheers!