Chopin Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2 Tutorial RH
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Request from the U.S. LH next. Level 5. Made a both-hand version also. See webpage below for link.
This is Chopin's most popular Nocturne. I'm just showing you the notes. Try to play it like Artur Rubinstein. He was one of the greatest interpreters of Chopin:
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Jane, a retired university math teacher, started this volunteer project in April 2009. Positive feedback from wonderful viewers worldwide keeps her motivated. Jane is a strong advocate of reading music. She made unconventional sight-reading lessons that simplifies reading music.
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1 Million thumbs UP! Best tutorial teacher on the entire web. Great taping too! Fantastic help!
Thank you Susan!
@t3sture You are the first to ask. One of my favs. But even at half tempo it would be too fast for a tutorial (10 -minute limit). Means many parts, .... No promises. But will add to list.
Thanks so much! It helps me a lot since I got stuck at one point, finally i know how to play!
Your tutorials are awesome... I learned and memorized the whole 1st movement of moonlight sonata and now thanks to your videos I can enjoy playing that beautiful 6 minute melody.... now hoping to get in to this one ASAP cause I love it :-). Thanks for your dedication on making these videos, they come in very handy my daily practice. Cheers from Uruguay!
that was a quick turn around. thanks for writing back, and I wish you continued success in learning piano.
I am an amateur too. Without pulling at the score and going through the video, I would assume the E is printed. But if The E is an ornamental note, there are "rules", but still left to player to decide.
I think you are the professional teacher👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
RH denotes Right Hand. Read the video description re LH version.
glad you like it. hope it helps. read music to follow along, okay? btw, I'm no master, but thanks :)
@mike77721 anyone serious about playing classical piano must learn to read music. that is why I do not give the notes. if you haven't started to learn yet, i made 3 lessons on reading music.
It would be appropriate (for most) after 5 years of serious playing.
In order to keep the same count per measure, the little notes are played faster.
but at least you are doing these tutorials, which are great, so this is better than nothing right
@McEuGene007 I watched your video, I think you did a good job. memorized too? wow.
It's fun to compare concert artists performances to note how they differ. Paying close attention to such nuances helps improve our own playing.
Do you have any fututre plans of making your videos and narrating what you are doing? I know it is easier for me to see what you are doing and also hear you say what notes you are hitting. It is really hard to tell which notes you are hitting by just watching the video. There are several people doing videos like this and it does take a couple of videos per song but in the end it is much easier to follow. Thank you for all that you are doing, your list of pieces is one of the best on youtube!
@1HappyKidd my tutorials are for those who follow the sheetmusic
@TheComment01 it is possible with practice :) tackle only a few measures each week. do you read music? knowing where you are in the piece will help.
Thanks, even though I can't really see which keys your pushing, but its fine! Almost 4 mins in and I'm doin great! (but then I look at the next few notes and the loading bar and think "So much left! lol")
thanks for writing. am used to such comments, I get a laugh out of pulling their leg :)
I love this song alot! Thank you so much for posting this! Now I will study and learn it like crazy xD
@yankeesrock1997 this is a hard piece to play well, Op55 no1 is easier, or try some chopin preludes first? :)
Why is this receiving such vitriol? Excellent Video! It really helps to read sheet music along side this sort of video, very clear!
Thank you for this awesome tutorial. I'm just starting or should I say attempting, to learn this piece and I use this as a reference to check if I am hitting the right keys. Symbols like "turns" and "mordents" confuse me.
read wikipedia "ornaments" (in music)
you're welcome. enjoy :)
it is easier to blame others for one's failure.
yes, imslp dot org is the best source of classical music in public domain
you're welcome, and good luck with it.
Gracias por compartir tu talento
hope you will decide to learn to read music so you can follow the score and not need tutorials at all. in the meantime, focus on my finger movement, not the keys under them. good luck.
gracias, lento a propósito
wow, that must have taken a lot of effort. good job! I hope you are learning to read music, so that one day you will be independent of tutorials. reading music is easy. it just takes practice :)
you have a very beautiful hands, but, i think are so tense in the video :S
good piece and good class :)
Thank you, you're awesome!
thank you! you made this difficult but brilliant peace possible for me :)
you're welcome :)
no offense, but the one thing you should bring to the piano is sheet music. get it? :)
Tanto Sagreras y Tárrega escribió arreglos para guitarra. usted encontrará la puntuación gratis en IMSLP
thank you for this video
oh, you are absolutely right, I can't play anything at full speed. what a let down! right? had better stay away from my tutorials :)
@9:08 THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!
Beethoven Moonlight 3rd movement? Done. Easiest is to check my website..
Can You Do a Franz Liszt "La campanella" Tutorial like this? I know is a difficult piece, but if you can , I want to see how is the possition of the fingers. Thanks :)
oh no. I never joke.
hello I want to know if you have any website where you can download the scores of all the songs you upload thanks
Hi, near the last part I see on the score there is a constant repetition of 16th like notes, except for the fact that they're much smaller, look like grace notes and most interpretations I hear seem to play them a lot faster. What timing am I theoretically suppose to play them in? Thanks! :)
Thanks for this tutorial. I wonder if you could tell me about the trill in measure 7. I assume 4 notes per each quarter note for the first two, and then 6 notes for the third one, for a total of 14 noted played? If I do not have the finger speed, can I cut it down somehow?
ah, perdon, me equivoqué pues. no tendrias la tablatura o cifrado para guitarra ? gracias tanto si como no. saludos, amiga desde malaga
Obrigada! Que ótimo tutorial! Solução para alguns pontos que eu não entendia. Obrigada!
Obrigado por escrito!
me canse de el brazo izquierdo, es un poco dificil dominar a Chopín, pero si llegas a dominarlo las demas obras resultaran un poco más faciles. Gracias por el tutorial.
Por favor podria ayudarme con Claro de Luna - Moonlight - Tercer Movimiento - Beethoven - Piano?? felicidades y muchas gracias por su gran ayuda !
gracias, pero no se mucho de pc, serias tan amable de pasarmela ? si no, no creo que yo la consiga, gracias, desde malaga
juan gonzalez, aficionado a la guitarra..y al piano tambien, pero por ti, saludos
What level is this song? And about when should I play this piece?
@coglione11 I did. Go to my website and check.
i guess so :)
@TheComment01 There are so many people out there who will tell you that you can't. What you've got to do is turn around and say "watch me".
you have not visited my awesome (lol) website? that's how to check what I've done :)
@bbdhrggl Hi, I'm really looking for anybody's opinion and please be honest! Okay, so I'm a beginner pianist (like, a couple months) I've only learned two songs: River flows in you (Yiruma) and Fur Elise (Beethoven). I am willing to practise for months until I get this Nocturne perfect. Do you think I will be able to not only learn but EXECUTE this beautiful piece, or should I stop this idea now? Any song suggestions? (Really only interested in classical pieces by really old people... :P )
please, mozart concert 20 or 23!!
i love this song but i teach myself how to play the piano and it's hard :( I tried playing this today but I need help ALOT
@bbdhrggl I often try to add my own note, but sometimes an accident happens, usually when I record .
I notice the pieces intuitive to however, at Chopin there is not easy!! - compared with Yann Tiersen
they are played 'without tempo'
piece of cake
so, you was joking?
muy bien, pero lento
@HyenaStudios why do some find it educational? rapes? life must stink for you. condolences.
you're welcome :)