Thanks, @Mike Rochip! Started piano when I was 3.5, played by ear until about 7, then started classical and went from there! Be sure to sub if you haven't already, and thanks for your support! 😄
Thanks so much, @fellowtakemichi7535! Be sure to check out my much-longer "Learn to Play Piano with Charlie" playlist (th-cam.com/play/PLzbZE1Ty4bjVz_mjqf8oXoH_IlcYwxOdH.html) where I've even got a Masterclass on this piece! Good luck, and be sure you're subbed for more! Thanks again! 😄
Appreciate the support! Check out my longer LTP Masterclasses too if you’re interested. Thanks for commenting, and be sure you’re subbed for more, @hisukserjeant5204! 😄
Thanks so much! You might be interested in the full Masterclass vid on this piece, or just hearing me play it…both on the channel. Be sure to sub for more, and thanks again! 😄
Glad they're helpful, @michaelalexander8940! Check out my "Learn to Play" playlist which you might also like. Be sure to sub at th-cam.com/users/CharlieAlbrightPianist for more (if you haven't already) and thanks for your support! 😁
Thanks, Mtwpl! Favorite Bach...hmm...not sure, but am currently playing (and really enjoying playing) the Myra Hess transcription of the Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring which is gorgeous. I think there's a vid on the channel of me playing it, too. Be sure to sub if you haven't already, and thanks for your support! 😄
Thank you, @drivedb7! ...And already done! Check out my commercial albums; the first album (Vivace) has the entire Opus 25 Etudes recorded on them. Be sure to sub for more, and thanks for your support! 😄
Really appreciate it, @ralphisrawi3858! Just putting out some music when I'm not on the road (and pre-recording some so I can while I am!). ...And of course the occasional DIY vid because why not. 🤣 Thanks for subbing and commenting, and for your support! 😄
It’s really important to not get tight and to not have tension. Taking any possible moment to rest and relax (even for a split second) while you’re playing can be important. Don’t “push through” tension, pain, tightness, etc…it can lead to long-term and/or permanent issues. If you do experience that kind of stuff, stop practicing/playing and figure out how to not have those things happen. As for uneven rhythms, using slow practicing techniques can be really helpful. Check out my Learn to Play Piano with Charlie playlist where I’ve got videos, including this one which may be helpful: th-cam.com/video/Jbr7Ss1dm4Q/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9VvrTjKED_KbyVOk Be sure to sub for more and thanks for your support! 😄
Here you go! Make sure you’re subbed for more, and check out the other vids in the Learn to Play playlist too! Merry Christmas! th-cam.com/video/fSpN-OaZ7Yk/w-d-xo.html
Hi Charlie, you definitely don't know, but I've heard you play a while back in tuscon. Thanks for such a great and inspiring performance! Can you chopin's nocturne op 48 no1 or etude op 10 no 12 for me? I'm struggling with these 2 pieces and I have a competition coming soon. Thanks!
Oh wow! Yeah, I was in Tucson last year and had a blast! I'm not currently playing either of those, but if you have any questions specifically on them, I can try to help. For the nocturne, balance and playing with a pure tone can be really helpful (i.e. in the beginning). For the Revolutionary Etude, try not to get caught up too much in the whirlwind of fast notes and don't necessarily play them too metronomically (feel free to push forward a bit and take some time a bit too), and remember that the interesting part is generally the main melody...not the fast notes. Hope that's helpful! 😄
Already done! 😄 Make sure you’re subbed so you don’t miss anything. 60s piano lesson: th-cam.com/users/shortsfXBxjgSnOZQ?si=7lm-AXfCZV3zazCo Performance: th-cam.com/video/Iag2_qZ25SI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=x67XZ--RpZs6cZls
Using "slow practicing techniques" can be useful (I've got some videos in my Learn to Play playlist on this subject). You can also think of the notes in groups, noting places where the hands both play together, and trying to evenly space out the others as best you can until they next play together. Hope this is a bit helpful! Be sure to sub for more, and thanks for your support! Good luck! 😄
It can be tricky! You might be interested in the masterclass vid I made on the piece: Learn to Play Masterclass - Chopin Etude Op. 25, #1: Aeolian Harp - Charlie Albright, Pianist th-cam.com/video/fSpN-OaZ7Yk/w-d-xo.html Be sure to sub for more and thanks for your support! 😄
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This etude is fore the most beautiful and sublime piece I know from Chopin. I've read somewhere that Schuman said "this is a poem, not an etude".
It is definitely gorgeous! :)
Dude. You're literally the best. What was the road to virtuosity like for you?
Thanks, @Mike Rochip! Started piano when I was 3.5, played by ear until about 7, then started classical and went from there! Be sure to sub if you haven't already, and thanks for your support! 😄
@@CharlieAlbrightPianist 3.5 ? I was barely able to write at this age…
@@sagirem Don't know if I was writing at 3.5 too!
the piece is breath itself
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Ive been learning this piece and this video was such an inspiration for me to learn each day. Your playing is amazing and fabulous
Thanks so much, @fellowtakemichi7535! Be sure to check out my much-longer "Learn to Play Piano with Charlie" playlist (th-cam.com/play/PLzbZE1Ty4bjVz_mjqf8oXoH_IlcYwxOdH.html) where I've even got a Masterclass on this piece! Good luck, and be sure you're subbed for more! Thanks again! 😄
Made so much sense !! Most intelligent tips❤!!!
Appreciate the support! Check out my longer LTP Masterclasses too if you’re interested. Thanks for commenting, and be sure you’re subbed for more, @hisukserjeant5204! 😄
You always amaze me God bless
Thank you so much for commenting and for your support, @valerieburns166!
Your fingers are magic! ❤
Aw thank you for your support, Presley Joe Black! 😄
That was beautiful… 😢
Thanks so much! You might be interested in the full Masterclass vid on this piece, or just hearing me play it…both on the channel. Be sure to sub for more, and thanks again! 😄
He is day 9999 in simply piano
🤣🤣🤣
Wow. This is really helpful. I'll do my best to implement these tips. Thanks Charlie!
Glad they're helpful, @michaelalexander8940! Check out my "Learn to Play" playlist which you might also like. Be sure to sub at th-cam.com/users/CharlieAlbrightPianist for more (if you haven't already) and thanks for your support! 😁
Your playing in on another level
What's your favourite bach piece?
Thanks, Mtwpl! Favorite Bach...hmm...not sure, but am currently playing (and really enjoying playing) the Myra Hess transcription of the Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring which is gorgeous. I think there's a vid on the channel of me playing it, too. Be sure to sub if you haven't already, and thanks for your support! 😄
You play this so well. You should record the whole piece.
Thank you, @drivedb7! ...And already done! Check out my commercial albums; the first album (Vivace) has the entire Opus 25 Etudes recorded on them.
Be sure to sub for more, and thanks for your support! 😄
Your a god ! Thankss ❤
I'm not, but thank you for the support regardless, @maeldevischm6268! Be sure to sub if you haven't already, and thanks again! 😄
Wow😮
Thanks for your support, @thuynga1035! Be sure you're subbed for more, and thanks for commenting! :)
Man your chanel is amazing
Really appreciate it, @ralphisrawi3858! Just putting out some music when I'm not on the road (and pre-recording some so I can while I am!). ...And of course the occasional DIY vid because why not. 🤣 Thanks for subbing and commenting, and for your support! 😄
Amazing
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The first time i heard this etude I didnt notice that it was a piano, it sounded like a harp
The pianist was doing a pretty good job, I guess! 😄
Do you have any tips for tension in the right hand, and uneven rhythm?
It’s really important to not get tight and to not have tension. Taking any possible moment to rest and relax (even for a split second) while you’re playing can be important. Don’t “push through” tension, pain, tightness, etc…it can lead to long-term and/or permanent issues. If you do experience that kind of stuff, stop practicing/playing and figure out how to not have those things happen. As for uneven rhythms, using slow practicing techniques can be really helpful. Check out my Learn to Play Piano with Charlie playlist where I’ve got videos, including this one which may be helpful: th-cam.com/video/Jbr7Ss1dm4Q/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9VvrTjKED_KbyVOk
Be sure to sub for more and thanks for your support! 😄
@@CharlieAlbrightPianist Of course haha, I have very small hands so I have to figure out not to stretch in the etude :)
want a complett tutorial plsssssssssssss
Here you go! Make sure you’re subbed for more, and check out the other vids in the Learn to Play playlist too! Merry Christmas!
th-cam.com/video/fSpN-OaZ7Yk/w-d-xo.html
Hi Charlie, you definitely don't know, but I've heard you play a while back in tuscon. Thanks for such a great and inspiring performance! Can you chopin's nocturne op 48 no1 or etude op 10 no 12 for me? I'm struggling with these 2 pieces and I have a competition coming soon. Thanks!
Oh wow! Yeah, I was in Tucson last year and had a blast! I'm not currently playing either of those, but if you have any questions specifically on them, I can try to help. For the nocturne, balance and playing with a pure tone can be really helpful (i.e. in the beginning). For the Revolutionary Etude, try not to get caught up too much in the whirlwind of fast notes and don't necessarily play them too metronomically (feel free to push forward a bit and take some time a bit too), and remember that the interesting part is generally the main melody...not the fast notes. Hope that's helpful! 😄
Can you do moonlight sonata 1st movement?
Already done! 😄 Make sure you’re subbed so you don’t miss anything.
60s piano lesson: th-cam.com/users/shortsfXBxjgSnOZQ?si=7lm-AXfCZV3zazCo
Performance: th-cam.com/video/Iag2_qZ25SI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=x67XZ--RpZs6cZls
@@CharlieAlbrightPianist thanks, I'm already subscribed, i really like the 60 second tutorials
I can play rn
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Can you do the Friska of HR6?
Don't know that one!
Do you play theme songs?
I play a lot of what I call “fun songs,” including theme songs sometimes. Check out my non-classical playlist. 😄
와우. 더 감미로운 느낌이네요. : ) 근데 연주자님 성격 너무 활발해서 연주음악이랑 너무 달라요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋ 꼭 구독해 주시고, 응원해 주셔서 감사해요! 😄
How do I practice the 5:6 bits?
Using "slow practicing techniques" can be useful (I've got some videos in my Learn to Play playlist on this subject). You can also think of the notes in groups, noting places where the hands both play together, and trying to evenly space out the others as best you can until they next play together. Hope this is a bit helpful! Be sure to sub for more, and thanks for your support! Good luck! 😄
Ugh...so frustrated with this piece. No matter how often I go back to it...I can never do it. I've tried on and off for 10 years.
It can be tricky! You might be interested in the masterclass vid I made on the piece: Learn to Play Masterclass - Chopin Etude Op. 25, #1: Aeolian Harp - Charlie Albright, Pianist
th-cam.com/video/fSpN-OaZ7Yk/w-d-xo.html
Be sure to sub for more and thanks for your support! 😄
@@CharlieAlbrightPianist will check it out. Thanks.