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Nice analysis of the wrist movement, especially in the coda melody from A flat to G and F sharp and back to G with kind of echoing sound of the chord played with the right hand in the upper octave with a third note played by the first finger simultaneously as playing the melody note two octaves up with the fifth finger and going down again before the thumb gives the next note of the melody and the echoing passage is repeated. This is as I understand the only passage in the whole wonderful ballade that recites the very first chord of the intro with the Neapolitan cord a flat major. This is one of the most thrilling passages of all piano music.

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And then comes Chopin Étude Op10 n2

Visually two sides are symetrical, but the key weights are not.

Telonious Monk have said that Bach was one of his greatest source of inspiration.

What if Trump and biden starting dating each other?

Damn I wish I didn't have to say this but no one else is, this instructor is pretty boring, i'm not trying to fall asleep during a piano lesson

Wow. This guy is a great communicator.

AI will have fun with those changes! Just wait…

First, it is to be played on the harpsichord.

Superb lesson - thank you 🙏

“I don’t hear Shakespeare’s King Lear I hear Kenneth Branagh’s, I hear John Gielgud’s, etc.l Asinine title indeed.

Which trascendental etude is this?

If these pieces were not by Hanon but by a modern minimalist composer, we'd be taking them seriously.

I didnt realized my eyes teared, the emotion was enormous!

It would have sounded like Mr. Liberace !

For my generation this piece is related to Somewhere in the past

'Earlier sources"? WTF? That's unhelpfully vague. What sources? Texts? Recordings? What?

A great teacher helps his students develop their own style and interpretations. Gary Graffman has certainly done that and elevated them to the highest level🥰

He doesn't even use his pinky and ring finger whhhhaaaat so I can play it without them

Gould reminds me a lot of Bobby Fischer. Both World Champions of their craft, both reclusive and shunning the public eye as well as both distaining the arbitrary nature of redundancy in just repeating patterns or non-creative thinking. although this of course can be argued. As one's own personality and logic dictates their choices within the patterns of chess or music to follow...Gould has his staccato, pronounced, and very articulated technique to try and expose the music for what it was instead of embellishing it and bobby invented Fischer Random to break away from all the theory, uncreative and non-thought provoking wood pushing right from the opening!

"not imposing, but illuminating what the music is..." wow.

too much add fuck this channel

Best classical improviation in different styles: Gabriela Montero, really great!

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Someone needs to GIF his “SSSSSLLLLLLLOOOOOOWWWWWWLLLLLLYYYYYY!”

I think this is the snake eating its own tail.

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Mr Hamelin is not only a remarkable pianist but also has a remarkable voice. He would have made a fine bass baritone.

Still my favorite Concerto by far… It has so many nuances and such journey… Just a complete masterpiece

Glenn Gould's live rendition on video of Beethoven's Bagatelle in E-flat major (Op 126 #3) is something out of this world. ruclips.net/video/uRj5UtuxfPs/видео.html Then there is his recording (and singing) the F minor prelude BWV 857. ruclips.net/video/1eNjWL-UBaE/видео.html In both he plays them much slower than everyone else, and we are so privileged to get to hear them played that way.

Bach himself doesn’t play the same song exactly the same twice.

I was put in piano competitions ever since I was a child and it messed me up so bad. Now I feel like I am being judged on every move and I developed massive stage fright. I only enjoy playing if I play for myself.

I wonder what Dr.Lecter would of thought about Goulds style of play...eerrrmmm.... delicious 😅.

Find this randomly I've ended music school and i wanna say: it's looks the same as teacher in music school teached me. Never seen so good teaching video on YT, it's really very valuable.

The affectionate ribbing is endearing

yes you should totally do a pt 2 :)))

Ohhh hahaahahhaah I'm working on it... Let's see how that ends hahaha

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Had a teacher throw me into Bach 3pt fugue before I could play a 2pt invention. He said it would make the invention easier to play after learning the fugue. It didn't happen that way. That was 35 years ago. But I will continue to struggle with Bach to help with Chopin. The similarities are so cool when you played them.

I would have never played it with this type of finger movement shown at the end. It's a simple arpeggio. It's sight readable material.

Sonata quasi una fantasia. First mvt is slow sonata form with a slow development.Finale is fast sonata form with development. Development is mostly in last mvt , not first. Read AB Marx on what he called Sonata form. Beethoven was before him. The moonlight business was much later from a poet. Beethoven didn’t call it that. He would have been upset because that title confuses listeners.

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Some good answers. However an acoustic is not portable. It has only ONE sound. It will need professional tuning at some point. And upright can have terrible room acoustics and have unwanted sounds and harmonics bouncing all over. The digital piano is more controllable in that regard. Better digital pianos can have a very realistic touch. HOWEVER an acoustic piano looks like and IS a real piano and there is nothing more elegant than a Grand piano (the digital grans just look fake-- because they are).

well okay so what's wrong with this chord? excepting the fact its various between each source

How on Earth have you not included Zimmerman 😮

Am I the only one who noticed the splendid sound of the maestro's right hand at 2:05?