If there's one concert that means the most to me up to this day, it's this next one on March 21st. I cannot explain how much it means to me to bring you along on my musical journey with Schumann. Each concert I play is another experience for me to learn more about a composer. I really hope you'll join in! 🙏❤️ bit.ly/3blOCsT
I just watched the 2nd youtube presentation of the intensive course for Robert Schumann by Tiffany Poon. Both presentations are remarkably interesting. I was motivated to find and read as much information as I could about Schumann. I have already begun to better understand his compositions. The course will last one month. I will not miss any presentation!
Love Schumann’s humour in taking the name of the person it is dedicated to (Abegg) and use it as the notes of the main theme! ( it seems like there is also some mistery around whether the “Countess” existed as such which is also very Schumanny ;) can’t wait for the concert!
I really appreciate the self-talk annotations you include with the practice. While I imagine all musicians do this subconsciously, seeing your train of thought has really given me the notion to actually pay attention to my own self talk while I practice. It gives more control and focus to the time I get to spend practicing, and to be honest....watching your frustrations, foibles and repeats reminds me that, regardless of the instrument, the joy in making music is often as much about the journey as it is the final destination.
I love this vlog, so relaxing. I also like that you introduce us to more Schumann! Thanks for exposing us to his music, I grow a liking at this new one I'm hearing.
Love the editing at the beginning and the end of this video, you truly stepped up your game! And the annotations along the way are precious as always :)
Lovely lovely piece! Thank you for taking me beyond Traumerei. This definitely piqued my interest regarding Schumann and his work and I will put in more time exploring his music. Interesting that I learned about the ‘Soirée’ actually BEFORE I watched this video of yours. Definitely plan to be there March 21st! Hope you feel better (you mentioned lethargic) and the hand heals fast.
My sound has returned. Your skill level is in clear evidence . I was offered 'Music making' in Wales , from a Musician some years ago. What a great offer !
Your dreamstage concert news is certainly the highlight of this weekend! AND you are playing Abegg! AND you are practicing the var that I struggled with the most - really helpful to see you thought process with your practice thank u! 🤓
This video is kind of like a group meeting of hobbyist and professional musicians while in some sort of deep dive into honing in their skill, whatever the instrument used to make sound may be. I love that you put in those minute details of Schuman's Letters while still commenting on your technique and sound ... this style conveys so deeply your mind, just thinking out loud - just fits.
Two videos in 3 days 🧐, didn't see that coming, but I'm not complaining. So I guess the laptop is working great now🎊. Day 10! Of telling Tiffany her uploads are appreciated!
It was very clear how much you enjoyed just playing the theme, beautifull to see :) Seemed like a productive little practice sesh! It's not hard to understand Schumann as ones favourite composer, with his great sense for the fantastic (in the old sense of the word) and his very emotionally charged music...
I love both Haskil and Weissenberg interperation of these beautiful Variations. Haskil is light, agile and quick... Weissenberg is louder and manly but both bring different wonders out of this piece. Out of curiosity, I'd like to hear you Tiffany actually play the whole piece.
Schumann is my favorite composer too! I love his Davidsbundlertanze the most. As a pianist, the fact that his music has so many characters and possibilities is what makes it so appealing to me. Curious to see your reasoning.
Herr Schumann is my favorite composer as well. I can’t help but feel a sort of kinship with all who hold him in that regard. Eagerly Looking forward to your concert!
Something i love equally as much as your beautiful piano playing, is your story telling, either verbally or in subtitles. Thank you Tiffany, can't wait for the next one!!
Thank you for sharing Schumann. I find that I have a different favorite piece depending on my mood, whimsical, , anxious,relaxed, anger, sad, humor, etc. There is so much variety in his music.🙂
When you quoted the except from Schumann's letter I knew I had to stick around 'til the very end. It's my favorite way of getting to know about composers, ever since I read the collection of Beethoven's letters (and today I started to read Tchaikovsky's biography, combined with his letters). To me, reading the composer's biography while listening to his music, further enhances the experience, although I had to control myself not to air conduct some of the more "epic" pieces (i.e. "Scene" from "Swan Lake" or the first movement of "Piano Concerto No. 1").
It's funny how I appreciate this music even more, seeing a "non-perfect" version of it. So refreshing to listen to some perfect parts, struggling, perfect parts again... such a nice format! Thanks so much! (:
@@TiffanyPoonpianist haha adorable you :) as a video maker/editor and piano player (sort of) I’m genuinely impressed by all the work you put in your videos and your talent as a musician. Have a great weekend :)
It always motivates me to practice myself, seeing you practice in your Vlogs. I've only played one piece from Schumann before (Aufschwung, from the Fantasy Pieces), but that was great fun. Guess it's time to start playing Schumann again :)
So many intriguing videos in such a short period of time. I'm fascinated by your passion for Schumann itself as much as by the ways you convey it to us. In your vlog on Schubert's op.107, accompanied by Schumann's adoration of it in his letter, you contribute to let us better understand Schumann through Schubert as well as Schubert through Schumann. Which again helps us understand - you! - as you allow us to follow your journey with Schumann specifically through your lense. It is this daring, original, unique access which makes your approach such a personal and intense experience. I'm extremely grateful for and appreciative of your immense efforts (the editing!) to let us be part of your journey in this most captivating way. On a side note: I'm ashamed to admit that I wasn't able to find out from which piece the quiet excerpt at the end is from (like in the last video on Schubert's op. 107). If anyone could let me know, I'd be rather grateful. Thanks in advance!
This is great! Love to see all the little things that you focus on to get a piece to a performance standard. I've been playing Moszkowski's op. 34 no. 1 waltz recently and my left hand was over stretching on a downward arpeggio (hitting an A instead of a B), so I can relate slightly to the difficulties you face.
Tiffany: Jan and I are also playing something together because you enjoyed our last duo performance :) Sold! I'm going to go buy a ticket now. Oh, wait. I bought one three days ago. (Thank you, Patreon membership:) If you didn't see the last Dreamstage with Tiffany & Jan, trust me you don't know what you missed. You'll want to get a ticket to this Dreamstage because there will be more Tiffany & Jan, plus a violin & viola added to the mix. It's sure to be a great show! Get your ticket before they're all gone. 😉 😄
I get what you said in your last video like a "Schuman phase" i used to get hooked on Mozarts sonatas and would just sight-read through them... i gave that the name of "Mozart syndrome" because most of my friends had the same thing happen to them
Dear Tiffany. I hope to see you in a worthy way again soon you can perform in front of a large classic works! It hurts to see that your art is limited to online space! But I still love watching your videos and I wish you a lot of success! I wrote with Google Translate, so I apologize if it's not appropriate in some places the translation! I wish you good luck!
hey Tiffany! Next time you get those cuts on your hands try "liquid bandage"... it stings for a minute then you are done :)... you can wash, play piano... etc. No more band aid.. and it will heal in half the time. I can hardly wait for the next concert, 'till then as many practice videos as you can throw at us, I can dig those :)
Tiffany love this video. I haven't played piano in nearly 15 years since I was a double major undergrad in 2007. This was the piece my best piano buddy used to warm up with and it brought back fond memories hearing you play it. One question..what do you mean by childish rubato? Isn't the innocence of a child often times the feeling a composer intends to convey
Lovely vlog as you are Tiffany! However could you please tell me which piece you play at the beginning of your vlog? That melody's stunning 😮 You inspired me a lot for retaking piano class after 8 years corrupted. I used to quit the piano as it was nightmare for me to play as my parents demanded. Now I can be friend with the piano freely and so much more open than before. Keeping that energy and I'm sure you are always loved.
note : I don't "know" Schumann, I may have listening to some pieces from him but I didn't pay attention) Watching your vlog made me want to experiment something. Let's give a try and find a piano piece to listen ... Thank you.
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If there's one concert that means the most to me up to this day, it's this next one on March 21st. I cannot explain how much it means to me to bring you along on my musical journey with Schumann. Each concert I play is another experience for me to learn more about a composer. I really hope you'll join in! 🙏❤️ bit.ly/3blOCsT
my birthday is on the same day!
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You most likely have discussed this before, but if you don't mind answering again, why is Schumann so dear to you? Cheers.
Tiffany, you sound so hard on yourself. Your playing is superlative.
Tiffany "bad first sight lecture" is a hundred times better that my own playing after a year 😕
She’s got like 15 years of experience, so don’t be discouraged just keep practicing 🙂
@@jesusplayssax 😊
Schumann is my favorite composer as well!
I just watched the 2nd youtube presentation of the intensive course for Robert Schumann by Tiffany Poon. Both presentations are remarkably interesting. I was motivated to find and read as much information as I could about Schumann.
I have already begun to better understand his compositions.
The course will last one month.
I will not miss any presentation!
Love Schumann’s humour in taking the name of the person it is dedicated to (Abegg) and use it as the notes of the main theme! ( it seems like there is also some mistery around whether the “Countess” existed as such which is also very Schumanny ;) can’t wait for the concert!
Aaaaand more Schumann is here! Can't wait for the concert, it'll probably be my first time listening to you playing in a piano quartet!
It'll be my first time playing!!!! 😊❤️
This is so wonderful. Thanks for sharing your love for Schumann with us ❤️
I really appreciate the self-talk annotations you include with the practice. While I imagine all musicians do this subconsciously, seeing your train of thought has really given me the notion to actually pay attention to my own self talk while I practice. It gives more control and focus to the time I get to spend practicing, and to be honest....watching your frustrations, foibles and repeats reminds me that, regardless of the instrument, the joy in making music is often as much about the journey as it is the final destination.
Oh wow! _Fünf Stücke im Volkston_ , Op. 102 - one of my all-time favourite pieces since childhood! Happy to read you and Jan are playing this!
Such beautiful playing🥰 After I finish the video, I will practice piano! Thank you for being an inspiration😁❤
I love this vlog, so relaxing. I also like that you introduce us to more Schumann! Thanks for exposing us to his music, I grow a liking at this new one I'm hearing.
Thank you for taking the time to share this with us.
Schumann is very underrated! I never get tired of his pieces.
Love the editing at the beginning and the end of this video, you truly stepped up your game!
And the annotations along the way are precious as always :)
Another of my favorite practice vlog from Tiffany! Bought ticket!! so excited, can't wait to hear the complete version!
Really thanking Tiffany for introducing another masterpiece
...... Maybe I should practice.
Thank you for letting me share with you ❤
Lovely lovely piece! Thank you for taking me beyond Traumerei. This definitely piqued my interest regarding Schumann and his work and I will put in more time exploring his music. Interesting that I learned about the ‘Soirée’ actually BEFORE I watched this video of yours. Definitely plan to be there March 21st! Hope you feel better (you mentioned lethargic) and the hand heals fast.
Thank you for sharing your practice time. It’s a good insight into what’s required to deliver a great performance.
More Schumann! :) love it! Hope you can enjoy your performance in the future concert. I really wanted to see it!
My sound has returned. Your skill level is in clear evidence . I was offered 'Music making' in Wales , from a Musician some years ago. What a great offer !
Your dreamstage concert news is certainly the highlight of this weekend! AND you are playing Abegg! AND you are practicing the var that I struggled with the most - really helpful to see you thought process with your practice thank u! 🤓
Awww 🥺❤️🎶❤️
This video is kind of like a group meeting of hobbyist and professional musicians while in some sort of deep dive into honing in their skill, whatever the instrument used to make sound may be. I love that you put in those minute details of Schuman's Letters while still commenting on your technique and sound ... this style conveys so deeply your mind, just thinking out loud - just fits.
Тиффани, великолепно. В своё время в детстве бросила заниматься на фортепиано. Сейчас помогаю младшему сыну. Поддерживаю его.
Вы молодец!!!!
Fantastic vlog and playing! Im going to watch the whole video now.😘🤗🤩 U'r one of my favourite pianist❤❤🎹
Two videos in 3 days 🧐, didn't see that coming, but I'm not complaining. So I guess the laptop is working great now🎊. Day 10! Of telling Tiffany her uploads are appreciated!
It was very clear how much you enjoyed just playing the theme, beautifull to see :) Seemed like a productive little practice sesh!
It's not hard to understand Schumann as ones favourite composer, with his great sense for the fantastic (in the old sense of the word) and his very emotionally charged music...
so cozy, listening to it, I love it
Your touch is so soft!
I love how you play Schumann!!!😊❤️👏👏👏👏👏 Congrats on the new concert coming up!!
I love both Haskil and Weissenberg interperation of these beautiful Variations. Haskil is light, agile and quick... Weissenberg is louder and manly but both bring different wonders out of this piece. Out of curiosity, I'd like to hear you Tiffany actually play the whole piece.
I am just practicing it, gave me motivation 😎
Have fun!! 🤗
Schumann is my favorite composer too! I love his Davidsbundlertanze the most. As a pianist, the fact that his music has so many characters and possibilities is what makes it so appealing to me. Curious to see your reasoning.
Yesssss 🤗❤️ So glad to hear that from a fellow pianist!
Herr Schumann is my favorite composer as well. I can’t help but feel a sort of kinship with all who hold him in that regard. Eagerly Looking forward to your concert!
Idk why but it is so entertaining to watch! thanks!
The piano sounds so cloudy i love it
I'm so heartened to learn that a skilled and important pianist shares my passion for Schumann.
Something i love equally as much as your beautiful piano playing, is your story telling, either verbally or in subtitles. Thank you Tiffany, can't wait for the next one!!
his music is truly special!
Such a nice, sensitive touch on the keys. Warm and loving sound. Bravo!
Thank you for sharing Schumann. I find that I have a different favorite piece depending on my mood, whimsical, , anxious,relaxed, anger, sad, humor, etc. There is so much variety in his music.🙂
Thanks Tiffany.
yes I'm loving Schumann's pieces as I continue to listen more. Hope to play them some time.
When you quoted the except from Schumann's letter I knew I had to stick around 'til the very end. It's my favorite way of getting to know about composers, ever since I read the collection of Beethoven's letters (and today I started to read Tchaikovsky's biography, combined with his letters). To me, reading the composer's biography while listening to his music, further enhances the experience, although I had to control myself not to air conduct some of the more "epic" pieces (i.e. "Scene" from "Swan Lake" or the first movement of "Piano Concerto No. 1").
Beautiful.
Hi Tiffany watching from New Zealand...you are very inspiring and PRO on piano and vlogging.
I've never seen a world class pianist in pajamas. Makes me feel relaxed. Great playing.
i really like the moment that you are practising the piano and i am writing my essay. that is sth like time-travelling.
Lovely hand writing 😀
Nice video as the all Tiffany ` s videos . Nice .
So beautiful is the melody that I love it at once when I have listened to this piece the first time.
0:51 "then he said yes" then the sound of a champagne cork pop! 🍾 (haha!)
so gracefully even it's just a sight reading...
It's funny how I appreciate this music even more, seeing a "non-perfect" version of it.
So refreshing to listen to some perfect parts, struggling, perfect parts again... such a nice format! Thanks so much! (:
Just got my ticket ! First classical « virtual » concert ever for me...I really love to see you play :)
Oh yay!!!!! THANK YOU 😃❤️ (sorry, didn't mean to yell 🙊)
@@TiffanyPoonpianist haha adorable you :) as a video maker/editor and piano player (sort of) I’m genuinely impressed by all the work you put in your videos and your talent as a musician. Have a great weekend :)
Wow, such a beautiful piece of music!!!
Excited for the concert!
i didn't expect another dreamstage concert so soon but i am excited!! especially that it's schumann :D hope i can watch it 🤞 best of luck, tiffany!!
As I endeavor to force my feeble hands to carve out some beautiful woodwork this is playing. I am envious of your fingers.
Inspiring!
Awesome!! 😀
Super nice to have this playing in the background when you’re drawing 🤍
All I can hear is bibidi babidi boo over and over at 11:00 😆
😅
....wonderful vid....you have a great sense and touch for Schumann
Got a ticket - look forward to it :).
Lots of practice in this apartment happens in PJ's and slippers too. Comfortable and warm is important lol.
Lovely music
I practice in my PJs too!!! 😋
It always motivates me to practice myself, seeing you practice in your Vlogs. I've only played one piece from Schumann before (Aufschwung, from the Fantasy Pieces), but that was great fun. Guess it's time to start playing Schumann again :)
So many intriguing videos in such a short period of time. I'm fascinated by your passion for Schumann itself as much as by the ways you convey it to us. In your vlog on Schubert's op.107, accompanied by Schumann's adoration of it in his letter, you contribute to let us better understand Schumann through Schubert as well as Schubert through Schumann. Which again helps us understand - you! - as you allow us to follow your journey with Schumann specifically through your lense. It is this daring, original, unique access which makes your approach such a personal and intense experience. I'm extremely grateful for and appreciative of your immense efforts (the editing!) to let us be part of your journey in this most captivating way.
On a side note: I'm ashamed to admit that I wasn't able to find out from which piece the quiet excerpt at the end is from (like in the last video on Schubert's op. 107). If anyone could let me know, I'd be rather grateful. Thanks in advance!
It's the last piece of Davidsbündlertänze. Beautiful...
@@adriangordon8263 Thanks so much, Adrian! It is, isn't it?
I am very optimistic about your hard work👍👍👍,Because I also work hard every day for practice piano.
This is great! Love to see all the little things that you focus on to get a piece to a performance standard. I've been playing Moszkowski's op. 34 no. 1 waltz recently and my left hand was over stretching on a downward arpeggio (hitting an A instead of a B), so I can relate slightly to the difficulties you face.
Tiffany: Jan and I are also playing something together because you enjoyed our last duo performance :)
Sold! I'm going to go buy a ticket now. Oh, wait. I bought one three days ago. (Thank you, Patreon membership:)
If you didn't see the last Dreamstage with Tiffany & Jan, trust me you don't know what you missed. You'll want to get a ticket to this Dreamstage because there will be more Tiffany & Jan, plus a violin & viola added to the mix. It's sure to be a great show!
Get your ticket before they're all gone. 😉 😄
Another wonderful and insightful practice video! I am sure you will get it right to perfection by March 21st concert. Stay safe and keep striving! :)
Beautiful
I get what you said in your last video like a "Schuman phase" i used to get hooked on Mozarts sonatas and would just sight-read through them... i gave that the name of "Mozart syndrome" because most of my friends had the same thing happen to them
Beautiful❤️❤️❤️
Dear Tiffany. I hope to see you in a worthy way again soon
you can perform in front of a large classic
works!
It hurts to see that your art is limited to online space!
But I still love watching your videos and I wish you a lot of success!
I wrote with Google Translate, so I apologize if it's not appropriate
in some places the translation!
I wish you good luck!
Yes!!!!!!
When you show photos of the actual music I'm thinking "yep, this one is way over my head/beyond my skills" haha, beautiful piece though, wow!
I love playing piano and watching your video! ❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘🙏🙏❤️❤️
Love this piece❤️
My very own Schumann-phase started in 2008. It never ended.
Tout est tellement beau...
It's a familiar melody I've played before. Just by practicing, I think you're going to play a really beautiful performance.💕 :)
hey Tiffany! Next time you get those cuts on your hands try "liquid bandage"... it stings for a minute then you are done :)... you can wash, play piano... etc. No more band aid.. and it will heal in half the time. I can hardly wait for the next concert, 'till then as many practice videos as you can throw at us, I can dig those :)
THIS IS SO COMPLICATED OMG 😳
Yay，really looking forward^^
I have lost all sound at the moment. Hope the sound returns !
Nice video keep it up😁
Tiffany love this video. I haven't played piano in nearly 15 years since I was a double major undergrad in 2007. This was the piece my best piano buddy used to warm up with and it brought back fond memories hearing you play it. One question..what do you mean by childish rubato? Isn't the innocence of a child often times the feeling a composer intends to convey
When are you coming to play in Sydney Tiffany? Or Melbourne - that would be OK too!
Are you performing theSymphonic Etudes? I did on a sr. recital in 1960...it is a beautiful composition &loved performing it!
Count down to March 21st! 😊
Wish some day you will play Kreisleriana. I love the quintet by the way.
Lovely vlog as you are Tiffany! However could you please tell me which piece you play at the beginning of your vlog? That melody's stunning 😮
You inspired me a lot for retaking piano class after 8 years corrupted. I used to quit the piano as it was nightmare for me to play as my parents demanded. Now I can be friend with the piano freely and so much more open than before.
Keeping that energy and I'm sure you are always loved.
Wonderful :)
yay i don't skip the ads :)
I always happy when see u playing piano.. Idk why 😍😁..
Tiffany plays with a lot of warmth.
When will you come back to Italy?
Please come to Turin🥺♥️
note : I don't "know" Schumann, I may have listening to some pieces from him but I didn't pay attention) Watching your vlog made me want to experiment something. Let's give a try and find a piano piece to listen ... Thank you.
Try listening to Schumann's Carnaval, Etude Symphoniques, Davidsbündlertänze and kinderszenen. Brilliant sets of piano pieces!
Yo you said you needed views I’ll drop a view on every single video brb. You’re amazing 👍
What beautiful music you play. Reminds me of all the music I used to play when I was young.. Have you ever played the Piano Sonata #17 by Beethoven?