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I like that you wear a suit for a youtube video, keepin' it classy, sir!
Mr Internet Guy It’s like in all of his videos
It's not a CZcams video, it's part of an online course which you can take on the description. He just happens to post the teaser here
I need to play this for the girl I love at some point in my life. Thanks for the tutorial!
ShadowShinobi108 haha good luck :)
That's why I just started learning it. It will probably take a few months, so wish me luck
Wietze Van Der Wijk how is it? :)
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OMGOSH! As I looked at your piano, I thought "What the heck happened to the piano? It looks like it's all cracked!" Haha Now I get it!!!
Ya it took me a good minute to figure that out too. Lmao.
Wtf i dont get it :p
I think its his lighting, it looks like its kindve a balloon to make the light go everywhere
I agree about thinking of the melody before the rhythm and the notes. I myself focus on forming the melody first and practicing the same section until I find it sounding as I intend for it to. I learned this only recently and it really helped me keep my interest in the piece and gave me a good overview on it.
I just finished initially learning this piece and am working on consistency and hitting every note. I completely agree with the focus on shaping the melody in the beginning, end and B major section bc that was a challenge.
Wow, a tutorial on a song I'm trying to learn!
Thank you very much, sir!
Finally a proper Liebestraum tutorial. Thank you very much!
Thank you for the advices! I am currently learning this piece.
very nice tutorial. My friend asked me to play this song for his wedding at the end of this year ... hopefully I can get it done by then -_-. I will be sure to come back more for tips! tyty
I have requested this video for 2 months now, thank you so much
You are amazing. I enjoyed watching this tutorial so much!
please make more videos for us:) Greetings!
Great course, thanks. I purchased it. Very useful!
Thanks, Josh.
Your tutorials are so helpful! Thank you so much. Could you also do a tutorial for Chopin Sonata no.3 mov.4 Finale? That would be perfect. It is my favorite piece and I really want to play it.
What level do we think this piece is? A guy in a music store once said to me "Oh it's easy, just a stack of arpeggios". I looked at him agog
It's the cadenzas that really make the piece difficult.There could be an entire video dedicated to just those imo. But with that said, the piece is certainly manageable for anyone who can play intermediate classical repertoire(level 6-7works). Playing it well, however, is another story! The voicing in the latter half takes a lot of practice to get right, but it's very rewarding! Good luck if you decide to learn it :)
Hard af
Steven Anker it is yeah. I just finished learning it a couple weeks back. Still got a bit of work to do on the first cadenza. My left hand, despite me being left handed, is generally not as great as my right as well, so working a bit on the middle section of the piece
Diploma abrsm
He must've been an asian
Great thanks 😍
Can you do a video on Debussy Images No. 1 Reflets Dans L'eau?
ohhhh that’s an umbrella light reflect on the piano! I thought it was a crack or something😂😂
Thank for the good video.
Can you do a lesson to the Rondo Cappricioso from Mendelssohn?
Thank a lot 👍🏽
Thx so much
Dear Josh I am practice this piece now...
I like a lot your tutorial! Can you share us the partiture?
Josh, how about the rhythm of the piece as its in 6/4 and how is it counted or felt as in duple eights or triplet eights. I actually took this piece apart harmonically and us the chords to improvise upon and to play the tune in use that harmony in several different keys by ear. Transposition always works for me. Thanks for your video .
not gonna lie that sounds like waffle
I’ve found your video on this. 👍😀
Josh, what is meant by 'shaping a melody'?
Please do some more Debussy pieces, like Arabesque and Reverie...
Aweslme thks a lott
How use you pedal in 0:55-....?
Thank you
Josh this tutorial is amazing...but I am having a hard time trying to figure out the mode this song is in!
Lmfaoooooooooo
-.- when we doing the hard part?!
*this is my favorite song but i've forgotten how to play it*
i just want to know when we stop using pedal because im trying to do it then i hear some noises
this piece is moderately manageable
I think we have the same suit haha
yeah my question is how do you play those beasts in six counts
Best
Hi Josh, I have been out of lessons for a minute and would like to polish a piece by Liszt, Venezia e Napoli tarentella. Thank you!
What product do you use in your hair?
Nice question
And in 1:00
your video give me some enlightenment 😭 i just started learning this piece after my digital piano just repaired (its actually a bad choice to learn liszt after never practice in 3 years.. i just realized days after lol😂) but yeah ive been practicing till the 10th bar and its really hard to me to make the right hands sounds soft than the left hands but thankfully then i stumble to ur video and ur tips helped my butt 😭😭👏👏
Your piano sounds different?
Awesome Josh,
Is this too difficult for a level 8 to practice this piece?
Mehrad Sharif should be manageable for a grade 8 yh
Mehrad Sharif Yeah this is lvl 9 but I’m lvl 7 and I’m like such a pro at it
in my dreams
Ummm is that a big crack in your piano?!
yes, yes it is
Thank you for clarifying. Wow that is something. It still sounds amazing!
BillyJeen No, its not. its just a reflection of a light source.
lol i asked myself the same question but it is the lighting umbrella reflection.
It's not a big crack, dear.
The only part you teached was the easiest part what about those 2 big fast things and the giant fast octaves in the middle of the piece?
You mean cadenza
And they aren't really octaves just different chords and chromatic
You said you were going to show how to practice the “beast” but you didn’t . It’s the thing is struggle with the most
Diploma abrsm
9th comment :3
8 minutes to explain and always play the very first measures .. If you explain the whole piece like this, my great nephew will finish watching it.
hmmmm ... too much Pedal Sustain... You should really play it without pedal and Hold each note of the melody untill their really end as much as possible First,
and then add a bit of pedal WHEN THE SONG IS WELL PLAYED without pedal and still Beautiful.
Bass notes at the first page are short on the score, they should not resonate during a full bar.
That's why they said, Liszt had Surnatural Technic and ENORMOUS HANDS, because justly he played it as it is on the score and didn't need to hold Sustain all time
Try it, and i promise you, you will improve on this song in a really good way and really understand the all things.
Also, i see a lot of pianist play this FULL OF TOO MUCH RUBATO ... AND REALLY SLOW .... I see it a little more fast ... Even a little bit more more more fast ..
We should not forget that the tempo is Allegro...
Have a good day.
And do not have any hesitation to talk with me.
“….abusing the pedal is only a means of covering up a lack of technique, and that making a lot of noise is a way to drown the music you’re slaughtering!”
Claude Debussy
Well the pedal markings were made by liszt. I don't think he has any bad technique to hide. It's also impossible to play many sections without pedal so that doesn't work anyway
Very boring
I hate how this guy is so ridiculously smug and over-confident all the time
I’ve never gotten that vibe from him in any of the many many videos I’ve watched of him, I’m not sure where you are picking that up from. He’s a good dude
did you know you can exit the video