I AM LEARNING THIS SCHERZO AND I COULDNT THANK U MORE HOLY SHIT, I HAD THIS PROBLEM FOR WEEKS NOW THAT IT JUST DIDNT FEEL HOW I WANTED IT AND U JUST SOLVED IT IN A COUPLE OF MINUTES, i thank you really Joshua, this will actually help in a lot of pieces ive been playing, congrats on the 150k Subscribers man, im happy i was here when it was only a few hundreds. U always help me out on these little things i always miss, thank u so much!
Another helpful tip for lightening all fingers is Cortot's (if I'm right) exercise, where fingers play in the two layers of keys' depth in four movements. 1. Press half step without sound, 2. press second step producing a soft sound, 3. come up half distance so that the note still sounds, 4. release the key coming to a rest position just touching the surface. Repeat every finger.
The day I can afford your courses, I WILL BUY THEM. Even if I don’t think I need them at that time, I WILL BUY THEM. It would be small way to show just how much I’ve appreciated and continue to appreciate all of the free content you post on here Thank you 🖤
Great tips! It really is challenging not to accent the thumb ESPECIALLY on crossovers. You give great technique advice and has greatly influenced my playing style as well as how I teach my stufentsv
Hey Josh, I'm currently learning liszt's etude 6 (Grandes études de PaganinI). I watched the pro practice clip of the same on CZcams and would like to purchase the entire video. So, my question is: are videos on the website included when you become a member or do they have a seperate cost? Side note: you're playing is incredible; one of the best. Love your videos!
Josh is the BEST pianist! Helping us solve even the most minute problems on the piano!
I AM LEARNING THIS SCHERZO AND I COULDNT THANK U MORE HOLY SHIT, I HAD THIS PROBLEM FOR WEEKS NOW THAT IT JUST DIDNT FEEL HOW I WANTED IT AND U JUST SOLVED IT IN A COUPLE OF MINUTES, i thank you really Joshua, this will actually help in a lot of pieces ive been playing, congrats on the 150k Subscribers man, im happy i was here when it was only a few hundreds. U always help me out on these little things i always miss, thank u so much!
Another helpful tip for lightening all fingers is Cortot's (if I'm right) exercise, where fingers play in the two layers of keys' depth in four movements. 1. Press half step without sound, 2. press second step producing a soft sound, 3. come up half distance so that the note still sounds, 4. release the key coming to a rest position just touching the surface. Repeat every finger.
May God bless you, Josh!
The day I can afford your courses, I WILL BUY THEM. Even if I don’t think I need them at that time, I WILL BUY THEM. It would be small way to show just how much I’ve appreciated and continue to appreciate all of the free content you post on here
Thank you 🖤
SAME
I love this piano teacher, always helping us on CZcams for free.
Great tips! It really is challenging not to accent the thumb ESPECIALLY on crossovers. You give great technique advice and has greatly influenced my playing style as well as how I teach my stufentsv
Josh I hope you're taking care of yourself in this pandemic, stay safe, thank you so much for this video
Super helpful tips! Thank you for maintaining an amazing online piano experience.👏🎹
I remember this technique where you mentioned la campanella.
Thanks Josh for such a great tip, I'll definitely use it in my practice and put it into test! Regards from Warsaw 😉
6:27 NO!! I was holding my breath waiting for you to play the part after that, thats my favourite part 😭
Same here!!! It is soooo beautiful and inspiring.
wonderful 💗❤
Thank you, Josh!! This seems to be very helpful. And the way you play this Scherzo....😍
Thank you!
It really helps！Thank you
Could you revisit your updated piano recording equipment and mic placements?
can you do a tutorial on scherzo no 1 please!
Hey Josh, I'm currently learning liszt's etude 6 (Grandes études de PaganinI). I watched the pro practice clip of the same on CZcams and would like to purchase the entire video. So, my question is: are videos on the website included when you become a member or do they have a seperate cost?
Side note: you're playing is incredible; one of the best.
Love your videos!
If you ahd actually checked the website you would have found that it says that a membership gives you access to all the videos...
Interesting
Pat T
What's the name of that piece?
Chopin scherzo #2