En los años 1967 y 1968 en San Antonio de Prado Corregimiento de Medellín Antioquia Colombia, en el Colegio La Salle siendo Escolástico de la Comunidad Lasallista me inicie con este libro de ejercicios en un hermoso piano del Refectorio (Comedor) de la comunidad .Recuerdo mucho el ejercicio 28 porque es como una hermosa canción de cuna (como tantos del libro). Luego cuando me retiré de la Comunidad Lasallista ante la escasez de Pianos con lo poco de práctica adquirida me dediqué al Acordeón. Tengo aún en mi mente ese hermoso libro color ambar que contenía todos estos ejercicios. Qué maravilla que ALAN CHAN, publicara todas esta composiciones para los aprendices de piano. Muchas Gracias. Saludo desde Colombia. Recuerden que además de pedagogo, CZERNY fue un gran compositor.
The thing I notice with Czerny practical method is that as simple as it looks in the sheet music, it sounds sooo good especially the harmony notes together. I am a complete beginner and have been enjoy practicing these small passage!
Thanks for the upload. It makes me want to practice more. This also brings back my childhood memories when learning piano is quite a torture. Now am enjoying it.
I like how more interestingly melodic Czerny's practices are compared to Hannon's; Hannon is great for a start, but Czerny makes practice more interesting in my opinion.
Artemis Fowl [2nd Channel] I find the intensive repetition of Hanon is great for dexterity and warming up but Czerny is better for overall application and musicality. Some Hanon then some Czerny is my ideal start to practice.
Hanon is also a good help for scales and arpeggios, and other books, but since the time I finished this book years ago, I end up keep coming back how great this book is (including Op. 299 and more), especially for it's simple harmony. This was one of those books, including Op. 299, where I actually improved my perspective of different harmonies and how they change, especially in sonatas.
I am studying how to compose music with this sheet music. So far, I’d say this is one of the good ways to start out. Not to difficult or to easy but normal. I am also a beginner at the piano and want to fulfill my dream of becoming a composer and maybe a virtuoso.
A few minor mistakes: Don't you feel that you played Nos.1-4 too quickly? In the first bar of No.77 (39:50), there should be a 2nd A on the 4th quaver/eighth note of the left-hand part. Instead, you continued playing C-sharp and E throughout the rest of the bar. Nevertheless, huge thanks for this video! You're doing a great service for beginner pianists.
@@arsantiqua8741 You can try out jan Misali's "12 Days of Toki Pona" series on their channel, and I know a very good website but I'll find it in a few hours
La grande poetessa russa Marina Svetaeva in una lettera a un'amica ricorda che da bambina le facevano eseguire eseguiva al pianoforte gli studi di Czerny. Poi da ragazza smise di suonare il piano: la poesia si era troppo impossessata della sua anima.
Hello, Fingers position isn't often the same for this edition than mine. Exemple second exercice, répétions of the B on the second line, here it's 4x finger 4,on mine it's fingers 4, 3,2, 1. Same thing for the 3rt line of this ex... But thanks for the work. It's cool. Good help for me.
i am new in this and i want to know how is the order of the Czerny's books because there are many books and i don't want to get confuse... Greetings from Argentina
Which edition do you recommend, Schirmer (1893, New York) or Peters (1895, Leipzig)? There are some differences on staccato and fingering in some pieces, small details. Thank you!
May i ask a something? I have a Beyer book and I study all this book. Nowadays I buy czerny stage 1-2-and 3 practice book. Can I study myself? Is it hard for beginner students? And If i finish all books, can I play a Chopin or another musician songs?? Pls help me and thk u for answers
I want to unlearn everything wrong i learned as a child and restart learning the piano with a proper classical technique. Any suggestions please as how to go about?
Thanx for your reply Kai. The technique taught in my region is not very effective, as in, not the kind that will produce even 5% of a kid like Chloe Chua. I don't want to be world famous or the best in the world. I just want to be good enough to be able to play anything in the most pleasant way to another's ear.
How do you play 15th? Play C with the left hand when it's E in the right and hold? What does this 3 over C-E-F mean? Also do you start playing EF in the left hand when it's the 2nd C? I'm talking about first bar in exercise nr15
I don't really get you questions je-je (sorry English not my language) but more or less this are the answers: 1.- Yes, you hold C with your 4th finger while pressing E and G with you fingers 1 and 2 2.- it's a triplet (if I don't badly remember the name in English) that means you will be playing 3 notes per beat. Oh and 3.- there is no F in the first bar, it's C-E-G
You can start off slowly until you get a little better in which you can then increase the tempo (the speed in which you're playing and how fast the beats per measure is). There is no specific tempo shown in these peices so technically you can play at whatever speed you're comfortable with but you still have to make sure that whatever speed you're in, it stays consistent relative to bpm. I hope I answered your question.
Honestly I look for this video only to find out if the FINGERING is the same as the book. Like, it is written 1 and next same notes for finger number 2. So confusing. I doubt how it looks like misprint or, idk..but I think this video makes me sure the original fingering is wrong. Any idea guys..pls share
Yes right I think so. I found it useful for easy fingering movement for same finger. So there is a reason Czerny make it that way and students can choose or apply both.
Doesn't state so you can do it at whatever BPM is comfortable for your ability on the peices. I would say reaching about 80 BPM is a good goal for most of these
First lessons in learning the notes:
0:00 - No.1 0:19 - No.2
0:56 - No.3 1:16 - No.4
1:37 - No.5 2:04 - No.6
2:31 - No.7 2:46 - No.8
3:04 - No.9 3:18 - No.10
Five-finger exercises with quiet hand:
3:39 - No.11 4:06 - No.12
4:31 - No.13 4:57 - No.14
5:24 - No.15 6:00 - No.16
6:40 - No.17 7:24 - No.18
Exercises within the compass of an octave, on white keys only:
8:11 - No.19 8:48 - No.20
9:18 - No.21 9:54 - No.22
10:18 - No.23 10:43 - No.24
11:17 - No.25 11:47 - No.26
Exercises exceeding the compass of an octave, but only on white keys:
12:07 - No.27 12:29 - No.28
12:50 - No.29 13:32 - No.30
14:23 - No.31
Exercises for the bass clef:
14:46 - No.32 15:16 - No.33
15:54 - No.34 16:24 - No.35
Exercises with sharps and flats:
16:59 - No.36 17:27 - No.37
17:58 - No.38
Exercises in other easy keys:
18:30 - No.39 19:00 - No.40
19:25 - No.41 20:04 - No.42
Exercises with rests and other signs:
20:34 - No.43 21:12 - No.44
21:44 - No.45 22:32 - No.46
23:06 - No.47 23:25 - No.48
24:04 - No.49 24:37 - No.50
24:57 - No.51 25:29 - No.52
26:00 - No.53 26:20 - No.54
26:51 - No.55 27:21 - No.56
28:06 - No.57
Exercises for the attainment of freedom and agility:
28:36 - No.58 28:56 - No.59
29:32 - No.60 30:04 - No.61
30:42 - No.62 31:21 - No.63
31:49 - No.64 32:36 - No.65
33:03 - No.66 33:46 - No.67
34:09 - No.68 34:43 - No.69
35:19 - No.70
Melodic exercises with and without embellishments:
35:47 - No.71 36:23 - No.72
36:59 - No.73 37:41 - No.74
38:16 - No.75 39:12 - No.76
39:50 - No.77 40:28 - No.78
41:06 - No.79 41:35 - No.80
Exercises with appoggiaturas and other useful embellishments:
42:27 - No.81 43:04 - No.82
43:33 - No.83 44:05 - No.84
44:36 - No.85 45:14 - No.86
45:48 - No.87 46:24 - No.88
47:04 - No.89 47:29 - No.90
47:52 - No.91 48:21 - No.92
48:49 - No.93 49:11 - No.94
49:34 - No.95 49:57 - No.96
50:17 - No.97 50:47 - No.98
51:21 - No.99 51:38 - No.100
Pentameron Thank you❤️
Thank you that's really helpful
Pentameron İs BEST eay to do this
You saved me
Thank you❤️
En los años 1967 y 1968 en San Antonio de Prado Corregimiento de Medellín Antioquia Colombia, en el Colegio La Salle siendo Escolástico de la Comunidad Lasallista me inicie con este libro de ejercicios en un hermoso piano del Refectorio (Comedor) de la comunidad .Recuerdo mucho el ejercicio 28 porque es como una hermosa canción de cuna (como tantos del libro). Luego cuando me retiré de la Comunidad Lasallista ante la escasez de Pianos con lo poco de práctica adquirida me dediqué al Acordeón. Tengo aún en mi mente ese hermoso libro color ambar que contenía todos estos ejercicios. Qué maravilla que ALAN CHAN, publicara todas esta composiciones para los aprendices de piano. Muchas Gracias. Saludo desde Colombia. Recuerden que además de pedagogo, CZERNY fue un gran compositor.
Perfect for sight reading as well
I’m a noob at sight reading and I’m using this to practice my sight reading
yes
Probably excellent for learning to transpose as well.
this madman tracked the performance with his little hand, that's nice
Thanks for sharing. I have been practicing op 599 recently and watch this video on a daily basis to checking if I am playing correctly.
I was just watching this at 0.75x speed, that could help with checking yourself.
The thing I notice with Czerny practical method is that as simple as it looks in the sheet music, it sounds sooo good especially the harmony notes together. I am a complete beginner and have been enjoy practicing these small passage!
Thanks a million for upload. This beats Hannon imo. Actually sounds like melodious fun and not just practice torture.
I agree that's why I love this exercise set!
A serious musician should finish both though
Yes!
because Czerny was a pupil of Beethoven!
The two actually complement each other.
I knew I wasn't playing them to their full potential...this vid has given me a new approach to playing them, thank you👍
When I was a piano student, THIS was my Bible for hand practice before our lesson. :3
Thanks for the upload. It makes me want to practice more. This also brings back my childhood memories when learning piano is quite a torture. Now am enjoying it.
🎉You play the best songs!!!🎉❤😊
2:35
Thank you so much for adding time indications!❤
I like how more interestingly melodic Czerny's practices are compared to Hannon's; Hannon is great for a start, but Czerny makes practice more interesting in my opinion.
Artemis Fowl [2nd Channel] I find the intensive repetition of Hanon is great for dexterity and warming up but Czerny is better for overall application and musicality. Some Hanon then some Czerny is my ideal start to practice.
Totally agree! I respect Hanon for the skills it teaches. But after a while you need something 'more'.
Lol ,I don’t even read Hanon,for me hanon is just a hand exercise good for warmup
Always loved playing Czerny. Never felt like practice!
Czerny makes Practice more interesting? 😅 Wait to play the School of Virtuoso
Hanon is also a good help for scales and arpeggios, and other books, but since the time I finished this book years ago, I end up keep coming back how great this book is (including Op. 299 and more), especially for it's simple harmony. This was one of those books, including Op. 299, where I actually improved my perspective of different harmonies and how they change, especially in sonatas.
OFC 😃
This is an exceptional gift you have given us. Thank you Alan 🙏🏻
This brings back the memories.
Thanks so much for this video !I love you up to the moon and 100 times back!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤😂😊
😊
I am studying how to compose music with this sheet music. So far, I’d say this is one of the good ways to start out. Not to difficult or to easy but normal. I am also a beginner at the piano and want to fulfill my dream of becoming a composer and maybe a virtuoso.
Muito obrigado por esta apresentação.🇧🇷🇮🇹🇧🇷🕊️🕊️
I love your song!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks Alan. Now we have both Hanon and Czerny from you. Both into my saved file.
I’m right now on no. 21 and this somehow actually helped me so thanks dude
rn 20
and now doing no 21
@@sawdsawdsawdsawdsawdsawd I’m now on 22 and 23
@@lufeiying1834 im doin 45 lol
@@lufeiying1834 but im still on 20 im doing no 21 and 45
Thank you kindly. This looks doable for a beginner 😀
This video deserve a milion likes👍
Thanks very much I need it a lot of Czerny method.
These are so helpful to see if your close to what the excercises should sound like...prefer these to Hanon hands down🙂
Excelente trabalho. Bem tocado e com a pauta musical. Muito obrigado
Merci beaucoup for this.
If you listen the second half in 2x speed, it will sound quite joyful and even catchy :)
A few minor mistakes:
Don't you feel that you played Nos.1-4 too quickly?
In the first bar of No.77 (39:50), there should be a 2nd A on the 4th quaver/eighth note of the left-hand part. Instead, you continued playing C-sharp and E throughout the rest of the bar.
Nevertheless, huge thanks for this video! You're doing a great service for beginner pianists.
Thanks for this video! I need to practice playing piano again after... I don't know - 15 years? This will help me a bunch, thanks! :)
good luck with the piano
Yea
THE SECOND PAGE IS UNBELIEVABLE, I'VE NEVER HEARD THAT IN MY LIFE BEFORE
Thank you very much! I love all your performances!😊🤗🤩
The best! 👍💯
my grandparents have a copy of this from when my dad played piano, and now I'm using it myself to practice
You speak Toki Pona? What are good websites/resources to use for learning the language?
You speak Toki Pona? What are good websites/resources to use for learning the language?
@@arsantiqua8741 You can try out jan Misali's "12 Days of Toki Pona" series on their channel, and I know a very good website but I'll find it in a few hours
I am on 2022, beginner, and find it excellent. Thank you. ¿Any tips?
23:25 The ruins of the Athens. no.48
el chavo del ocho
Very good exercises
I like those exercises
La grande poetessa russa Marina Svetaeva in una lettera a un'amica ricorda che da bambina le facevano eseguire eseguiva al pianoforte gli studi di Czerny. Poi da ragazza smise di suonare il piano: la poesia si era troppo impossessata della sua anima.
Thank you for sharing this video!!!♥ It helps me a lot with my practice!
What a good idea ! Thanks !
Hello, Fingers position isn't often the same for this edition than mine. Exemple second exercice, répétions of the B on the second line, here it's 4x finger 4,on mine it's fingers 4, 3,2, 1.
Same thing for the 3rt line of this ex...
But thanks for the work. It's cool. Good help for me.
Wow this is very helpful!
🎉
Thank you for your work, much appreciated!!
Thanks! I need it minute 7:24
Thanks alot! Appreciated!
Hi is this a good start for a beginner? I know how to read notes from Classical guitar and bass.
increible encontrar esto, muchisimas gracias.
Are these the correct speeds? I find it rather slowly played. When played faster the melodies come out better, imho.
Mantap sekali bos , tetap semangat salam sehat
I just passed no.33 and now I’m learning no.34 I know the right and left hand notes but I have no idea of how to play it :(.
Common time what's the tempo on the metronome???
I played all of these
Lindooo!! 👏👏👏👏💗
i am new in this and i want to know how is the order of the Czerny's books because there are many books and i don't want to get confuse... Greetings from Argentina
599, 849, 299 is a good progression. ¡Buena suerte!
Muchas gracias por vuestro aporte, nos inpira seguir practicando la técnica para superar debilidades.
Does anyone knows where can I learn what technic is tought with any Czerny exercise?
Which edition do you recommend, Schirmer (1893, New York) or Peters (1895, Leipzig)? There are some differences on staccato and fingering in some pieces, small details. Thank you!
May i ask a something?
I have a Beyer book and I study all this book. Nowadays I buy czerny stage 1-2-and 3 practice book.
Can I study myself? Is it hard for beginner students?
And If i finish all books, can I play a Chopin or another musician songs??
Pls help me and thk u for answers
Of course you can. Don't torture yourself with exercises. Do at the very most 20 minutes of exercises and then play real music.
Are you still playing?
Muito bom para iniciantes.Parabens.
The values of the notes are not respected. In the first studio there are no 1/4 notes
I'm just waiting for one of these to sound like the magic roundabout theme...at number 23atm.
Thanks!!
Thank yoou so much 🤑
😮
My favourites are 5,13,and 11
Wonderful!
I want to unlearn everything wrong i learned as a child and restart learning the piano with a proper classical technique. Any suggestions please as how to go about?
hire a teacher to teach you proper technique
Thanx for your reply Kai. The technique taught in my region is not very effective, as in, not the kind that will produce even 5% of a kid like Chloe Chua. I don't want to be world famous or the best in the world. I just want to be good enough to be able to play anything in the most pleasant way to another's ear.
Remember your mistakes
Wait for a few years to forget the skills and how to play them start again as a beginner
It’s 2021 and I am playing This
Me too! I love it!
It's a great series!
Shouldn't we change fingers when hitting the same note starting from the beginning???
J'adore
17:27
36:59
I LOVE NUMBER 55 😍😍
8:11 - No.19
34:09 - No.68
This is a great piece
Thank you :)
Beautiful
Exelente!!!
:>
Excelente!!!!!!!!!
I have this piano book 58 yrs ago...
Excellent, Thank you! 👏🏻 What software did you do for the sheet music with the little hand cursor?
good. i enjoyed it.
Really wish i could Like this twice!
👍🏼👍🏼
52:02
Can you please tell me this is based on which book
Peters
Number 58 beat is wrong. No 3/4, it's 2/4.
Good
Aren't you missing the repeats... (wouldn't it be ironic if someone has already mentioned that...)
Yes
How do you play 15th? Play C with the left hand when it's E in the right and hold? What does this 3 over C-E-F mean?
Also do you start playing EF in the left hand when it's the 2nd C?
I'm talking about first bar in exercise nr15
I don't really get you questions je-je (sorry English not my language) but more or less this are the answers:
1.- Yes, you hold C with your 4th finger while pressing E and G with you fingers 1 and 2
2.- it's a triplet (if I don't badly remember the name in English) that means you will be playing 3 notes per beat.
Oh and 3.- there is no F in the first bar, it's C-E-G
有人留言 no 77, 39:50 有小錯誤
Is there a spesific speed we have to play? I was playing it more slowly compared to you.
You can start off slowly until you get a little better in which you can then increase the tempo (the speed in which you're playing and how fast the beats per measure is). There is no specific tempo shown in these peices so technically you can play at whatever speed you're comfortable with but you still have to make sure that whatever speed you're in, it stays consistent relative to bpm. I hope I answered your question.
Yeah
i like doing no. 1 at 2/2 time with the half note being 85 bpm.
My favourite is 17
👌😍👍
I’ve played no. 18!
Honestly I look for this video only to find out if the FINGERING is the same as the book. Like, it is written 1 and next same notes for finger number 2. So confusing. I doubt how it looks like misprint or, idk..but I think this video makes me sure the original fingering is wrong. Any idea guys..pls share
its a way to play repeated notes. personally id use that fingering for fast passages, but in slow passages like this, its also useful
@@galvinn right. I realize the fingering is correct. I now try to play it as it is but in slow to moderate tempo
Yes right I think so. I found it useful for easy fingering movement for same finger. So there is a reason Czerny make it that way and students can choose or apply both.
You choose
Can someone tell me what BPM should we get at this piece?
I have the same question and I have literally no idea. But I think around 80
7 hours ago!?
🙄🙄
Doesn't state so you can do it at whatever BPM is comfortable for your ability on the peices. I would say reaching about 80 BPM is a good goal for most of these
@@daisytang7794 80 BPM for quarter note?