The most underrated Piano channel of all CZcams, you are really the most honest and respectable piano teacher to give all this free material to unprivileged pianists around the world. Waiting for "Riverie" by C.Debussy . All greetings from Egypt !
Literally the best piano tutorial channel EVER!! I am learning this piece and have been struggling with part 3. You explained the chords so well now the notes make so much sense to me and I can finally begin to understand the logic and chord progressions. Cannot thank you enough. Hope you enjoy the coffee!
I hadn't imagined I could ever play this piece until I found this video. It takes every brain cell I have, but I'm really close to having it worked out. In my opinion this is the best piano tutorial I've ever seen. Thank you.
I'm currently 39:00 minuets into learning this; I'm getting so close to finishing up this piece. Thank you for your time and effort in making this tutorial, I can't express enough to you how thankful I am. I had to stop in-person piano lessons with my previous teacher due to the pandemic, and your complete tutorials have helped me a bunch. I love Chopin.
You sir, are the greatest, I highly respect you for uploading complete tutorials for virtually free. I wish I had a teacher like you, anyways, thank you❤❤❤
HELLO. :D I've just finished learning the rest of this piece today; all that's left to do is to practice it enough until I can perform the whole thing perfectly. (I'll be playing this for my family for Christmas) Again, Thank you so much.
Thank you for taking your time explaining this lesson. Chopin has always been my favorite. I played accordian as a child and now retired am just starting with piano. Big help. I'm certain all your viewers appreciate your time for your very worthwhile lessons!
Just today morning I was thinking to learn this piece. And you came up with this beautiful tutorial. What a co incidence. Thank you sir 😊❤️ So kind of you. Love from India ❤️
@@PianoSecretsChannel Not yet sir... actually I found it difficult than the waltz of A minor as I am my way to intermediate level . So currently I am learning waltz in A minor from your video since 2 weeks. 😊 Would like to tell you that I bought my first digital piano on august 14 (yamaha p125)till then I was learning in 61 keys keyboard.
I am playing this on unaccompanied flute, primarily focused on the piano's right-hand melody. Your piano tutorial is a great help. Through it, I am getting the timing, dynamics, tempo changes (incl. retard. and accel.), expression and context. The piano roll graphics are also helpful, showing me visually each note as it comes up, and how long it is held. Although I can't play the chords, just hearing them in this video, and subsequently hearing them in my head, is a great help. That was essential for my being able to play the beginning of the third theme and have it sound like a melody. I first discovered your performance video (which also has the piano roll graphics), and I fell in love with it. I later stumbled onto this tutorial video, which slowed things down and dissected them. Thank you so much.
Hi I just discovered your channel while im attempting to learn Liszt Liebestraum No 3. I'm self taught but I just wanted to say thankyou. You're a game changer for people who can't read notation as in depth as trained ones.
This video has helped me so much. Pretty new to sightreading still but whenever I get stuck I come back to watch snippets here. Thanks a lot for this service!
I cannot understand how i made it through the entire video. I'm a beginner and it took me 4 months to learn this pieces. I'm still working on my dynamic, but it's good enough. Thank you so much sir.
Thanks for your brilliant explanations of the smallest nuances, have never met such a helpful and full tutorial of a classical piece! I got back to piano after 15-year-gap and it's such a pleasure to learn again with your videos!
Thank you so much! I've played since I was 3 but play by ear and despite years of lessons never got very good at sightreading. I can usually muddle through and figure things out, but the key this is in has been problematic and your tutorial has saved me!
Thank you so much for this❤❤❤You don't know how much your videos have helped me about music theory, and I'm at 33:39 , can't believe im almost done 😳 tysm❤❤❤
Another tutorial already?? I just started minute waltz. But this is a wonderful and beautiful piece that I'll soon learn. Thank you so much for the amazing tutorial!!
thank you so very much, i've finally finished it but i play it very slow with many pauses so now i must spend time speeding it up and then it'll be perfect
I tried learning it a while back and got stuck so I moved to Joplin and then back to Chopin op 9 no 2 (all I learned with your videos) and now with already on part 3 on this. thanks a lot
Hey man I love your videos, I’ve been able to play songs I normally wouldn’t because of these. I hope you see this message . I would really love if you put out a lesson for “ there is a small hotel” by Hank Jones . It’s a beautiful piece and I’m sure you’ll love it . You would make my day if you did this. Thanks for all your great content over the years . Stay safe and strong in these times .
wow, yo hablo español, y de todos los canales que conosco que hablen español ninguno es tan completo y detallado como el tuyo, Tienes un hermoso canal, sige asi Gracias por existir
This is real piano teaching! It makes us freel like to study more! Have you thought about doing a tutorial of Spanish dance of Granados like the 4th, Villanesca?
Hola, hasta hoy no me habia planteado tocar este precioso vals de Chopin, pero con lo bien que lo explicas y con mucho esfuerzo creo que lo estoy consiguiendo 💪. Muchisimas gracias por explicar todo tan bien y dedicar tu tiempo a la enseñanza de este precioso tema. Me encantaria si pudieras explicar la Rapshody of Paganini op43 n18 de Rachmaninoff. Y muchas gracias de nuevo 🤗
I at first thought that I could not play this piece, but today I just started learning the C#Minor scale and it's chords, cadences with inversions, and arpeggios and so beginning to learn to be armed with that theoretical knowledge and now with this video and my score, I believe I can put everything all together and learn to play this piece with 4 sharps relative to E Major and I am so excited! I'm curious, did Chopin pull any of the E Major chords into His piece and what is the best way to tell what the names of the chords are and if they are Major or Minor chords and how to know which scales they came from? When naming chords and progressions, What do you do with notes that look like a certain triad, but there is also another note or notes that do not belong to that triad? Should you start looking for the possibility of suspended, augmented, diminished, seventh chords and extended chords? Thank you:)
Wow you are really like a piano teacher and it’s totally free you have no idea how much you’re helping people ❤️
Thank you!!!
@@PianoSecretsChannel I learnt Clair de Lune with your help :)
@@orpheus8321 same here!Of course you need a teacher as well but these tutorials are class to get started!
The most underrated Piano channel of all CZcams, you are really the most honest and respectable piano teacher to give all this free material to unprivileged pianists around the world.
Waiting for "Riverie" by C.Debussy .
All greetings from Egypt !
Thank you very much! You are very kind.
Do you still need Reveire?
@@PianoSecretsChannel it would be very kind of you ! , Yes very much !!
Wow yes we need reverie
Literally the best piano tutorial channel EVER!! I am learning this piece and have been struggling with part 3. You explained the chords so well now the notes make so much sense to me and I can finally begin to understand the logic and chord progressions. Cannot thank you enough. Hope you enjoy the coffee!
Thank you so much Evelyn! Glad it was helpful.
I hadn't imagined I could ever play this piece until I found this video. It takes every brain cell I have, but I'm really close to having it worked out. In my opinion this is the best piano tutorial I've ever seen. Thank you.
I'm currently 39:00 minuets into learning this; I'm getting so close to finishing up this piece.
Thank you for your time and effort in making this tutorial, I can't express enough to you how thankful I am.
I had to stop in-person piano lessons with my previous teacher due to the pandemic, and your complete tutorials have helped me a bunch.
I love Chopin.
Glad it was helpful!
“minuets” pun intended?
@@cressidalia2582 I dont think so, still funny
Pls do the famous part of heroic polonaise
I have it on my request list.
PianoSecrets thank u my friend
nice pfp
You sir, are the greatest, I highly respect you for uploading complete tutorials for virtually free.
I wish I had a teacher like you, anyways, thank you❤❤❤
Let's get 0 dislikes and thank u piano secrets for completing your songs ❤️ I know it's a lot of work but you will get there trust me
But really how do people dislike a guy teaching people
@@needneeds8157 those who earn money teaching. Ho does the same and free
You're the best!
HELLO. :D
I've just finished learning the rest of this piece today; all that's left to do is to practice it enough until I can perform the whole thing perfectly.
(I'll be playing this for my family for Christmas)
Again, Thank you so much.
That's great! Glad to hear. Let me know how it goes.
Greatest teacher of all time, I’ve only ever learned piano from this man and I feel like I can play anything now
Thank you for taking your time explaining this lesson. Chopin has always been my favorite. I played accordian as a child and now retired am just starting with piano. Big help. I'm certain all your viewers appreciate your time for your very worthwhile lessons!
Wonderful!
Just today morning I was thinking to learn this piece. And you came up with this beautiful tutorial. What a co incidence. Thank you sir 😊❤️ So kind of you. Love from India ❤️
Thank you so much 😀
How is it going? Did you learn it?
@@PianoSecretsChannel Not yet sir... actually I found it difficult than the waltz of A minor as I am my way to intermediate level . So currently I am learning waltz in A minor from your video since 2 weeks. 😊 Would like to tell you that I bought my first digital piano on august 14 (yamaha p125)till then I was learning in 61 keys keyboard.
@@kawansevak3482 hey bro for how much you got that yamaha p125? I'm also from India and was looking forward to buy one too.
@@pianoenthusiast6649 for INR 49000 from ahemdabad gujrat
The long videos are back. YAY!!!!!!!!!!!
Sounds good!
You are the best piano teacher in CZcams. No debate
Wow! Thank you.
Yeah, needed help with the 8 against 3 bit. Thanks for slowing it down!!
Glad it helped!
Are you the piano master?
This video was SO AWESOME. I learned the whole thing in under a month!!! The tips and chords were crazy helpful and it helped me a lot! Thank you!!!!
Im so happy I found this channel!!
Glad that you are here.
I am playing this on unaccompanied flute, primarily focused on the piano's right-hand melody. Your piano tutorial is a great help. Through it, I am getting the timing, dynamics, tempo changes (incl. retard. and accel.), expression and context. The piano roll graphics are also helpful, showing me visually each note as it comes up, and how long it is held. Although I can't play the chords, just hearing them in this video, and subsequently hearing them in my head, is a great help. That was essential for my being able to play the beginning of the third theme and have it sound like a melody.
I first discovered your performance video (which also has the piano roll graphics), and I fell in love with it. I later stumbled onto this tutorial video, which slowed things down and dissected them.
Thank you so much.
You are welcome! Glad it was helpful.
Hi I just discovered your channel while im attempting to learn Liszt Liebestraum No 3. I'm self taught but I just wanted to say thankyou. You're a game changer for people who can't read notation as in depth as trained ones.
Thank you!!! :)
40 minutes and 5 bars done, ill come bacck tomorrow for more, thanks for the tutorial dude.
You are welcome!
The best channel ! Thank you very much for a detailed and digestible explanation 💫 Love from Russia
I am a not trained at all at piano and have bars 1-17 down in about a week. Thank you so much this is incredible helpful.
U don’t know how much this video helped me thank u man ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for amazing ,essential and helpful tutorial 🤍
4:39 5:02 8:09 9:31 9:43 10:28 9:52 11:01 12:19 12:47 13:25 13:54 14:32 15:10 15:29 17:16 17:55 19:27 20:15 20:54 21:08 21:55 2nd 24:27 24:58 25:48 26:05 26:31 31:43 32:55 32:14 34:50 35:55 37:42 39:26 39:57 40:37 41:11 42:24 42:37 43:09 43:47 45:55 46:25 46:13 46:53 47:04 7/26/24 6:12
Just finished learning this whole thing. Thank you so much.
Wow dude you work really hard on these videos. We appreciate it!
Glad you like them!
This video has helped me so much. Pretty new to sightreading still but whenever I get stuck I come back to watch snippets here. Thanks a lot for this service!
Hello 😀 Your tutorials are getting better and better! Thank you 😁
Happy to hear that!
Thank you!
I cannot understand how i made it through the entire video. I'm a beginner and it took me 4 months to learn this pieces. I'm still working on my dynamic, but it's good enough. Thank you so much sir.
You are the best in one week I get the first part ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
FRIEND, YOUR TUTORIALS ARE GETTING BETTER AND BETTER ❤❤. THANK YOU SO MUCH ❤️❤️.
Thanks for your brilliant explanations of the smallest nuances, have never met such a helpful and full tutorial of a classical piece!
I got back to piano after 15-year-gap and it's such a pleasure to learn again with your videos!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much! I've played since I was 3 but play by ear and despite years of lessons never got very good at sightreading. I can usually muddle through and figure things out, but the key this is in has been problematic and your tutorial has saved me!
Love how you explain chords stuff.
It feels like learning. Beside most videos that just says press here
Glad you like them!
Best teacher ever! Precious 💐💐💐
No amount of words or money can compensate your help love you
Incredible! Thanks so much for the tutorial. And yes chord instruction videos please!
Just found this channel, subbed! It's amazing!!
Welcome aboard!
The finest tutorial
Can't belive I'm just finding out about this channel now, this is golden! Thank you so much for this!
You're very welcome!
Tu canal es el mejor canal de la historia de CZcams
Thank you very much! :)
You are very kind!
Working on Part 3 now
You are the best!!! 👏👏👏👏I don't knowing why your channel doesn't have 20 M subs!
I couldn’t thank you enough! 😊 😁
Thank you so much for this❤❤❤You don't know how much your videos have helped me about music theory, and I'm at 33:39 , can't believe im almost done 😳 tysm❤❤❤
You deserve millions subscribers 🌟🔥✨
Thank you!!! 👍
This is really a superb lesson. Thank you for your time teaching and posting this!
Thank you so much! Always played a janky by ear version of this, now I can play the real thing!!!
Awesome!!! You are welcome!
THANK YOU ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you to my classmate who recommend me to this yt channel
Thank you too!
Thanks! I mainly came for the polyrhythm, but learned a lot more. 😃
Glad to hear it!
Thank you so much for doing this. This is my favorite piece but I can't read music (yet). Much love 🙏
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You are welcome!
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Another tutorial already?? I just started minute waltz. But this is a wonderful and beautiful piece that I'll soon learn. Thank you so much for the amazing tutorial!!
You're very welcome!
How is it going with Minute Waltz? Any problems?
thank you so very much, i've finally finished it but i play it very slow with many pauses so now i must spend time speeding it up and then it'll be perfect
Thank you once more!
You are welcome!
Did you learn it?
Not yet, but I will soon
I tried learning it a while back and got stuck so I moved to Joplin and then back to Chopin op 9 no 2 (all I learned with your videos) and now with already on part 3 on this.
thanks a lot
Thanks
Superb video! I always review it when I am getting ready to make tempura (which is right now!). Thanks so much.
Thank you!!! For the explanations and everything, please make more videos
More to come!
Thank you so much.
You're welcome!
Nice video ! This how I like them
Glad you like them!
Hey man I love your videos, I’ve been able to play songs I normally wouldn’t because of these. I hope you see this message . I would really love if you put out a lesson for “ there is a small hotel” by Hank Jones . It’s a beautiful piece and I’m sure you’ll love it . You would make my day if you did this. Thanks for all your great content over the years . Stay safe and strong in these times .
Thank you very much! I'll check it out.
PianoSecrets thank you so much man 😀. I’ll be waiting eagerly for this . God bless you and stay safe .
No problem.
I am not sure when I will be able to do it. Remind me now and then.
really like your explanations for chord version. so helpful for sheet remembering.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you My Teacher)))
You are welcome!
wow, yo hablo español, y de todos los canales que conosco que hablen español ninguno es tan completo y detallado como el tuyo, Tienes un hermoso canal, sige asi
Gracias por existir
Muchas gracias! :)
Pudiste aprender la pieza con este tutorial?
@@santy__cabrera8527 si :D
This is real piano teaching! It makes us freel like to study more! Have you thought about doing a tutorial of Spanish dance of Granados like the 4th, Villanesca?
That's a great piece. I will consider it for future videos.
Amazing video! So much better than others where people just teach the notes.
Wow, thanks!
32:50
Amazing video, Thank you PianoSecrets!
Thankyou for this!!!!!
You are welcome!
Hola, hasta hoy no me habia planteado tocar este precioso vals de Chopin, pero con lo bien que lo explicas y con mucho esfuerzo creo que lo estoy consiguiendo 💪. Muchisimas gracias por explicar todo tan bien y dedicar tu tiempo a la enseñanza de este precioso tema. Me encantaria si pudieras explicar la Rapshody of Paganini op43 n18 de Rachmaninoff. Y muchas gracias de nuevo 🤗
Great tutorial. Thank you very much 💕💕
You’re welcome 😊
Infiniment thankfully 🙏🏻 PianoSecret for this tutorial ♥️
You're welcome 😊
You are literally the best 😍
Thank you!!! :)
:)
I love it! The best tutorial channel on CZcams🌙
So at this point I have a crucial question ,¿ do you know how to compose classical music?
I can compose and improvise but at the moment I am not spending a lot of time in them. Maybe in the future I will.
Thank you so much for your helping 🤗🌸
Glad it was helpful!
I want to learn this difficult and beautiful piece, thanks for the tutorial !
Sounds good! Let me know how it goes.
Your courses worth gold man!!! Very inspiring!
Happy to hear that!
Love it. Thank you.
Amazing master class❤
Thank you! 😃
Thank you so much!!!! 🤩🤩🤩Can’t wait for part two of Sonata No.16 by Mozart!!!!
You are welcome! Sounds good.
Do you mean 1st movement?
PianoSecrets no, I’m just waiting for part 2 of the tutorial 😊
13:50
This song is the reason for me to buy a piano. Thank you so much for this video you will help me to realize my dream. Which app is this?
40:00
Wow, thank you so much for this, I am working on "girl with the flaxen hair" by Debussy, but this one I'm l am learning next!
Wonderful! Now and then let me know how's going.
Did you finish it?
Excelente Waltz , gracias por este Tutorial , con tu método es más fácil. Gracias por difundir la música clásica . 🎹🎼🎶🎵
De nada! Gracias por siempre apoyar el canal.
26:23
thank you!!!
thank you🥰
Yup will start learning immediately thanks a lot🙏
Great 👍
Fantastic tutorial
Thank you!!!
Finished this piece, thank you so much!! 🙏🏼
Wonderful!
I am so glad to hear that.
Swan lake please 🥺💙💙💙💙
Everyone please watch and learn Nocturne in C Minor Op. 48 No. 1 so that he can make part 5
Yes! Watch it a bit more.
13:00
Thanks a lot this is very helpfull.
You're welcome!
I at first thought that I could not play this piece, but today I just started learning the C#Minor scale and it's chords, cadences with inversions, and arpeggios and so beginning to learn to be armed with that theoretical knowledge and now with this video and my score, I believe I can put everything all together and learn to play this piece with 4 sharps relative to E Major
and I am so excited!
I'm curious, did Chopin pull any of the E Major chords into His piece and what is the best way to tell what the names of the chords are and if they are Major or Minor chords and how to know which scales they came from? When naming chords and progressions, What do you do with notes that look like a certain triad, but there is also another note or notes that do not belong to that triad? Should you start looking for the possibility of suspended, augmented, diminished, seventh chords and extended chords?
Thank you:)
Thank you!!! I think you are on the right path.
You should learn all chords, inversions, qualities, etc.