HOW LISZT TOLD HIS STUDENTS TO PRACTICE - 6 Lessons from the greatest of all

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  • Опубліковано 24 гру 2024

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  • @CHRISTOPHERDEW-h3i
    @CHRISTOPHERDEW-h3i 6 годин тому +6

    As a piano teacher (I won't say for how long!) I found this a wonderful talk, and especially enjoyed your personal engagement and honesty with both your playing and your thought processes about learning, practising and performing. Bravo, and thank you!

    • @horoffra
      @horoffra  5 годин тому +1

      Thanks for you nice comment, always happy to hear when collegues appreciate 😊🙏

  • @yvesjeaurond4937
    @yvesjeaurond4937 Годину тому +3

    Quand on faisait des dissertations/présentations à l'université, les profs nous donnaient le bon conseil d'entrer immédiatement dans le vif du sujet. Ne pas débuter avec de la petite histoire, des anecdotes. Pourquoi? Pour ne pas abuser de la bonne volonté de votre auditoire. Ce que l'on nomme le « busy reader style » (Harry E. Chandler, _Technical Writer's Handbook_ ). Aussi afin de respecter le titre de la présentation. Merci pour les gros titres numérotés. Ce serait bien de les dire à haute voix aussi, pour les gens qui écoutent ce que vous faites en ballado-diffusion. Salut, d'Ottawa (au Canada).

    • @horoffra
      @horoffra  Годину тому

      Oui mais youtube est une toute autre science pour capter l’atention, et je dis le titre a chaque fois en d’autres mots, parfois les memes.

  • @justcommentator
    @justcommentator 7 годин тому +7

    1 Focus on musicality
    2 Slow practice
    3 Memorize
    4 Economy of motion
    5 Emotional engagement
    6 Play works entirely

    • @horoffra
      @horoffra  7 годин тому +2

      Why you write that again?

  • @robbes7rh
    @robbes7rh 55 хвилин тому +1

    The video is extremely helpful. The first thing is that advice about practice and playing coming from Liszt is virtually unassailable. He lived it. He knew of what he spake. And it was his genuine spirit of generosity that motivated him to impart his invaluable experiences on the very instrument we seek to achieve some degree of mastery. Secondly, I am just not going to on my own wade through all that pedagogic material. If it’s going to impact me it needs to be summarized with emphasis on the most important points. This way I can incorporate some of Liszt’s pedagogy which is much more advantageous than not knowing it.

  • @Highinsight7
    @Highinsight7 8 годин тому +7

    It goes like this: IF someone would say to Rachmaninoff "you're the GREATEST pianist we've ever heard"... Rachmaninoff would say "That's because you've never heard Anton Rubinstein"... when Anton Rubinstein was told "you're the GREATEST pianist we've ever heard" Anton would say "That's because you've never heard Liszt"....

  • @matthewbbenton
    @matthewbbenton 12 годин тому +10

    There’s a story in Alan Walker’s biography that Liszt cut his fifth finger prior to a concert where he was supposed to play the Beethoven Emperor concerto. He went ahead and played it with nine fingers. It’s an amazing story, of course, but it shows how flexible his fingering was.

    • @horoffra
      @horoffra  8 годин тому +3

      Yes know it 😊

  • @StatischBenutzer
    @StatischBenutzer 13 годин тому +5

    I have the Liszt technical studies and they are absolutely amazing. imo they make great warm ups. Obviously not doing all of them every day but doing 5-10 different ones each day is a great way to warm up and get in the musical mindset.

  • @yoonchun6945
    @yoonchun6945 6 годин тому +3

    Excellent video ! I totally agree with mental practice away from piano ! One of great techniques for memorization !!❤

  • @Xpian
    @Xpian День тому +3

    Merci encore pour cette série de vidéos sur Liszt !

    🎄Joyeux Noël ! Bonne année, bonne santé et le Paradis à la fin de vos jours !🥂

    • @horoffra
      @horoffra  23 години тому +3

      Merci à toi aussi

  • @hoodpianogirl
    @hoodpianogirl 18 годин тому +6

    What a lovely studio!✨

  • @gloriapenny2323
    @gloriapenny2323 7 годин тому +2

    Thank you, this is an excellent video!

    • @horoffra
      @horoffra  6 годин тому

      Thanks for saying

  • @lee-fr8oo
    @lee-fr8oo 6 годин тому +2

    Liszt is a beast pianist and composer

  • @michelebianchi3104
    @michelebianchi3104 8 годин тому +2

    About Liszt as a piano teacher, I read “Liszt pedagogue “ by Caroline Buttini Boissier, in italian traslation "Liszt maestro di piano", ed. Sellerio. It’s a book composed as a diary about Liszt piano lessons. Very interesting.

  • @CBarrowMusic
    @CBarrowMusic 7 годин тому +1

    Thanks for covering the technical exercises. I remember trying them once but I wasn't sure where to start since as far as I know finger independence exercises aren't needed as much now with the arm weight technique. Definitely going to have to have a look again.

    • @horoffra
      @horoffra  7 годин тому +1

      Still needed 😊

  • @scottwinters5260
    @scottwinters5260 18 годин тому +4

    Hi Sebastian, great video and beautiful playing!
    Do you have any advice that will help with memorizing pieces? I have always struggled here.
    Maybe post a video on this subject if you have not already done so. If you have, can you link it here?
    Thanks again for the great video!

    • @horoffra
      @horoffra  16 годин тому +1

      Memorizing is a habit, like a muscle you have to practice, keep doing it it will get better

    • @scottwinters5260
      @scottwinters5260 13 годин тому

      10-4, I will keep trying, thank you for the reply 😊

  • @BunniesRcooler
    @BunniesRcooler День тому +4

    I have a question. How do you think I should practice big chords "relaxed" as you said in the video, because they always require quite a lot of power to play. Great video and I hope you make more about how liszt practiced etc... because it's really interesting.

    • @horoffra
      @horoffra  23 години тому +4

      Body weight to the front try to have finger strongs and the rest relaxed

  • @lawrencetaylor4101
    @lawrencetaylor4101 5 годин тому +1

    Good video, nicely explained.

  • @levjea
    @levjea 8 годин тому +1

    Merci!

    • @horoffra
      @horoffra  8 годин тому

      Merci bcp 😊🙏

  • @joaobalducci1701
    @joaobalducci1701 17 годин тому +3

    où peut-je acheter cette edition des execices online?

  • @videosvarios3285
    @videosvarios3285 20 годин тому +4

    Is Liszt your favourite composer?

    • @pjbpiano
      @pjbpiano 17 годин тому +4

      Hehehe. Indeed.

    • @horoffra
      @horoffra  16 годин тому +3

      Sometimes 😊

    • @videosvarios3285
      @videosvarios3285 13 годин тому

      @@horoffra I'm grateful for all the videos you have made about Liszt.

  • @naruto_konoha7141
    @naruto_konoha7141 День тому +3

    Good video and no comment

  • @c05.63
    @c05.63 11 годин тому +2

    How did Czerny taught Liszt though?

    • @horoffra
      @horoffra  8 годин тому

      Thats for another video