Debussy “Children’s Corner” (complete) Paul Barton, FEURICH HP piano
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- čas přidán 28. 12. 2017
- In these recordings I alternated between the sustain and 4th harmonic pedal. The harmonic pedal was invented by Denis de La Rochefordière. Read more about it on the FEURICH website: feurich.com/en/innovation/ped...
“Children’s Corner”. Public domain sheet music download (free) from IMSLP Music Library: goo.gl/wq3GHP
Timecode:
1 Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum 00:08
2 Jimbo’s Lullaby 02:25
3 Serenade of the Doll 05:52
4 The Snow is Dancing 08:21
5 The Little Shepherd 10:46
6 Golli’s Cake-Walk 13:27 - Hudba
These top-down, scrolling-score style videos are insanely helpful for people learning to play the piano, sometimes I can't even believe the kind of quality we have access to.
I can't see myself beginning with this piece!
Even if you are an experienced pianists it’s great to have to follow the music fully
Nothing chlidlike in the ability or skill required to play this, let alone with the level of proficiency that you do. You, sir, continue to amaze me.
Yes I agree
what if they are not a sir
@@cloudylyrics5249 What?
@@summushieremiasclarkson4700 u just dont get it, stop
@@cloudylyrics5249 you are certainly correct on that one, I claim no comprehension of meaningless, incoherent nonsense on account of the fact that I'm not intoxicated or inebriated, as you clearly are. Seek medical help, you may find yourself having a stroke shortly.
Strange music. Yet with some really enchanting, contemplative plaintiff moments. Thanks.
that's the best description i've heard of this piece ever.
you mean beautiful and ethereal music?
You're welcome
IT IS NOT STRANGE
1:33 woah that transition between keys was so smooth :O
I’m re-learning to play pieces I played over 60 years ago with Madame Beaumme, from the Paris Conservatory. We paid $2 a week, but when she realized my passion for study, she gave me additional piano and voice lessons for free🌟Now, 60 years after her death, i have come back to piano, at WCSU!!! I adore the music program, and have returned to join the current, gifted virtuosos, and am in heaven!!! Thank you, professors and students!❤
Gotta LOVE WCSU🎉👏👏👏👏
I'm learning these pieces at the moment. Your videos are such a lifeline!! Thank you so much!
After I just saw cakewalk, I wondered did u upload the full thing and here I am! Amazing!
This is incredible!!!
Thank you for this, Paul xo
Exquisite playing! I wanted to listen to this as background music, but found myself transfixed by being able to follow the score and see how you played simultaneously. I love Debussy's music and I can hear some of his characterisitic phrasing and atonal scaling from the first book of the preludes. I shall return to trying to learn Golliwog's Cake Walk, something I abandoned years ago, but am now energised to return to! Bravo.
I'm learning three pieces from Debussy this summer, and he never ceases to surprise me, even as a fond listener.
Great video, Paul!
May I ask, how long are your practices for when learning a piece?
I'm amazed by your superb level of playing!
You have a god level of skill that one day i hope i will match, I've been playing for almost 5 years now and his performance still amazes me, keep up the work and i wish you were also more appreciated
Love seeing the score while you play!
What a faultless execution and such control of dynamics. I can't get enough of your renditions.
these are my favourite set of pieces debussy has ever composed! i tend to stim (eg. shaking my hands, snapping, copying movements and smiling a lot) when i hear really nice noises and these have the childish lilt i always long to hear in piano pieces. your performance in serenade for a doll was incredible! thank you for making my night 100x better.
This has just become my favorite version!
Wow, IV is absolutely beautiful! I know what I'm learning next
Yes, it's an amazing and charming piece, and especially good for a recital or performance during winter if you live somewhere cold, it captures the effects of swirling snow so beautifully!
Lovely! Happy New Year!!
Primera vez que la oigo bien tocada. Ni siquiera su autor en 1913 la ejecutó exprimiendo a un nivel óptimo todo su esplendor. Y la clave está en la velocidad. Me ha encantado!!!! Gracias por la espléndida ejecución 💗
Amazing!
I think I'd get nightmares if I slept with that lullaby playing
Yeah
Suite Bergamesque please!
Fantastic video!!
I love your tutorials - they're so good
Could you make some tutorials on some of Ravel's piano-pieces like Jeux D'eau or some of the pieces from Miroirs or Gaspard de la Nuit? Maybe also with some exercises.
It's very sad that this gets less views than evgeny grinko valse and Yann tiersen... Unfortunately views don't show the quality
your touch on debussy is always brilliant
Leonardo Cisija ;)
Bravo :)
Love it. ;o; ❤
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I honestly love the harmonic pedal on impressionist or late romantic pieces. I honestly would like to see you play a Mystic Chord heavy Scriabin piece.
Suite Bergamasque please 👌
I have just started playing the 6th piece
I am just crying in pain
Its so freaking harrrrrdddd
Yeah, very! (I'm learning this too!)
That was awesome! How long did it take to play this fast!? Hehe I need to be up to speed by next year with that cake song😂
I love golliwogg's cake-walk it's my favorite
Me too
RIP Chou Chou.
Another brilliant video Paul. Is there another edition of Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum where bar 10 and 54 doesn’t have the G flat on the way down? I only ask because you don’t seem to play it.
nope :) I just screwed up - I do this all the time - sorry!
OMG! Paul just admitted he was a human being? But he has certainly made the case for the fourth harmonic pedal.
Well hey, I made a mistake too, I meant b flat. 😉
Ah....but in German notation, B-flat = B, and B = H. Hence all those fugues on B-A-C-H.
Hoon Key lee That sounded like a great quote from someone influential
Can you please do the (preferably difficult) piano version of Once Upon a December by Emile Pandolfi? Thank you very much, these vids help a lot in so many ways.
genial
I’m learning this 💪🏻💪🏻 the first one I mean I didnt notice he played the whole thing lol
Hey, that's pretty good.
00:08
02:25
05:52
08:21
10:46
13:27
why are u commenting timestamps
Thank uuuuuuuuu
@@chuka_uwu stop, they didnt do anything
Thanks
@@cloudylyrics5249 bruh
Please upload music videos by Carl Czerny, not only have etudes, he also has preludes and leaks even more difficult than Bach's well-tempered clavier, such is the case of Op.400 School of the Fugue, Op. 822 Gradus ad Parnassum , Op.856 48 Preludes and Fugues, even has more difficult than those of Chopin for example the Op.365 School of Virtuoso and Op.756, Greetings Paul Barton
First of all, great video, Paul! I'm using it to learn the hole suite.
I just wanted to point that I think you're missing something in Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum.
I see that you play bars 7 and 8 (0:19) like if they were identic, same as in bars 9 and 10. Notice that there are variations: in bar 8, after the E on the left hand, you should go D, C, B and A instead of D, C, A and F as in bar 7. Also in bar 10 you should go D, C Bb and Ab instead of repeating D, C, Ab and F.
It's just a detail but I thought it would help. Thanks as always for all this amazing videos :)
I didn't see that detail till some 35 years later when I decided to revisit Children's Corner Suite. It does make a difference. My professor also told me not to tie the e at :28-30 since there is staccato marking.-still a wonderful performance far beyond what I can do. Also, anyone who can play Chopin's d minor Prélude so well has my total admiration.
omg why do u think ur so good
@@cloudylyrics5249 lol right this is so cringe why did i even comment it
Ugh, the scale around 1:02 is soooooo clean. I’m jealous lol
Me too, I play it like BLAH BANG BLUE BLEE
Could you play plus que lente by Debussy please !_! Great vid btw
Beautiful. Evokes 'The little prince'. No pedal al 4:53 ?
saludame paul, salu2 desde mexico c:
What device are you using for the score? Is it a tablet?
Like eamidiately!!1
So you’re saying, if I buy a Feurich piano, then I will be playing like this?
Ugh you play it so well and so fast! My piano exam is in a week and I am nowhere near the speed you are😳
well sux for you
cloudylyrics jokes on you I passed :p
@@sazjayy12345 jokes on you i pased all levels of piano
cloudylyrics bigger jokes on you, I passed them all too
@@sazjayy12345 well you cant asume you passed
You know, I'm starting to think people press the dislike button just to check if it works.
Debussy above the sky
I'm still having trouble with finding the right fingering for pieces which aren't suggested on the sheet. How do you figure out fingering for all these pieces? Is this because of the signature of the pieces' scale, with their specific fingering for each scale? This probably has to do with being an experienced piano player..
I am by no means an experienced piano player (I've only been playing for about two years) but fingering is something you can figure out for yourself pretty easily, a lot of the time. I go against suggested fingering all the time; it's just about finding what suits you while not taking anything away from the interpretation (e.g. don't use a fingering that will force staccato on a legato passage)
I'm no professional but I do teach piano to young students, one of the things that I tell them is that fingering takes quite a bit of time to work out, and the easiest and most efficient fingering will vary from person to person. Another thing is that you should work out the fingering at close to tempo, since what works at a slow tempo may not be as good when going faster. Finally, for some of these pieces (e.g. The Snow is Dancing), I actually divide up the notes between the hands differently than suggested (taking around 8:40 as an example, I play the last three 16ths in each group with my right hand, rather than alternating left and right as written), which is another wrinkle to consider when the hands are playing close together... Good luck!
@@joseph-fernando-piano u think ur so good
Jesus....this is hard.
WoW you just make Debussy alive again ! Good performances ! Sub+1 & Like+1
what about commenting and disliking?
So... the “ragtime” piece is the “Jazz” in Debussy?
TheOfficialKIKI what?
@@rowanenyeart6373 Look at the last movement
i had to put the speed to 0.5x to be able to hear what he’s playing note for note
Oof my teacher just assigned me this piece. I don’t really think I’m ready for this piece lol.
13:30
1:02 wtf. I play that half the speed
well i play faster than required speed
@@cloudylyrics5249, 😑 whatever
This is my favorite interpretation until i notice (bar 8) 0:22 right hand downward wrong notes and (bar 10) 0:25 right hand downward also wrong! Obvious mistakes? Subjectism?! Sorry but this is unacceptable!
Don't spam comments please.
I always loved these pieces, thank you for this excellent version. Debussy making fun of Wagner in the strange middle part of Golliwogg always is enjoyable to me.
This is my favorite interpretation until i notice (bar 8) 0:22 right hand downward wrong notes and (bar 10) 0:25 right hand downward also wrong! Obvious mistakes? Subjectism?! Sorry but this is unacceptable!