Dear sir, your videos are a school on its own. I hope you have many students learning your techniques in music analysis. It is amazing how you add these feelings and understandings of each piece. Thank you 🙏 your works are really appreciated.
I love your recent focus on Scandinavian composers. The style almost reminds me of the Celtic folk music I grew up hearing from my grandparents, especially the open fifths and March rhythms. Love it ❤️
Yeah, there is a similarity with the english music, I suppose. Unfortunately this was the last of the Scandinavian batch for now. (But I hope you haven't missed the series on Frösö flowers? th-cam.com/play/PLwCGt-h2CNnNK7HAY8rvbCbjNZil0CBS1.html)
I often wonder what made of your upright piano, it has such deep, rich and brilliant tone, now I see it as Ronisch! Thank you for inviting us to this wedding party, enjoy it very much!!
@@SonataSecrets I love that G minor Ballade, how it has a peaceful, almost melancholic Nocturne mood alternating with a dramatic, Beethovenian mood in Reversed Recapitulation Sonata Form.
Excellent piece this one! I learnt it many years ago and I can still play it.. lol it’s a bit rusty in a few spots. Thanks for sharing your expertise in this lovely work. You inspire me to get back to it!! With guisto!
Sir, your performance and analysis is such that I am learning about different pieces every week. I have a small request. Did you ever think of making a video where you speak in Swedish? I would love to see you do it! Regards from India.
That's the point! :) Well, I chose English because it could spread much wider than if I talk in Swedish. But I did make one test pilot episode in Swedish that I have shared with my Patreons last year, but you can see it too now since you asked. (and anyelse else reading this...) It has English subtitles. th-cam.com/video/tuY7AanYnj8/w-d-xo.html
This piece also has a big trap for listeners in 31st bar where you may think that the whole piece after that bar is out of tempo but it is actually in tempo, I am not a grieg lover but this music is the true definition of music
I think Richard Rogers had this in mind when he wrote the March Of The Royal Children for the King And I. th-cam.com/video/Z9L_lilJKQQ/w-d-xo.html What do you think?
Brilliant analysis, and playing! This channel is a treasure. Truly a gem. Thank you for all the work you do to produce such great content.
Thank you Mike, it's my pleasure!
Another great analysis! This really makes me want to learn this piece.
It's a fun piece to play for sure!
Dear sir, your videos are a school on its own. I hope you have many students learning your techniques in music analysis. It is amazing how you add these feelings and understandings of each piece. Thank you 🙏 your works are really appreciated.
It's my pleasure :)
I love your recent focus on Scandinavian composers. The style almost reminds me of the Celtic folk music I grew up hearing from my grandparents, especially the open fifths and March rhythms. Love it ❤️
Yeah, there is a similarity with the english music, I suppose. Unfortunately this was the last of the Scandinavian batch for now. (But I hope you haven't missed the series on Frösö flowers? th-cam.com/play/PLwCGt-h2CNnNK7HAY8rvbCbjNZil0CBS1.html)
Wow, I just started learning this piece and I feel very lucky that I found this video! Thank you!
I often wonder what made of your upright piano, it has such deep, rich and brilliant tone, now I see it as Ronisch! Thank you for inviting us to this wedding party, enjoy it very much!!
Glad you enjoyed the party! :)
Great video! Gave me some new insights into a piece I've known for quite a while.
Glad to hear it!
Thanks for beeing a wonderful teacher explaining só nicelly and playing great👏👏👏
Grieg reminds me my scandinavien races❤️❤️❤️
Recently discovered your videos and i'm loving it, keep it up! I would love to see an analysis of the first Chopin ballade.
Thanks! I'm looking at the Ballade now, have had a lot of requests for it...
@@SonataSecrets I love that G minor Ballade, how it has a peaceful, almost melancholic Nocturne mood alternating with a dramatic, Beethovenian mood in Reversed Recapitulation Sonata Form.
@@SonataSecrets i would love to see the ballade analysiz too ! That woud be insane. thanks for your work
I've finally got around to do an analysis of Chopin's Ballade no. 1, hope you like it!
th-cam.com/video/7kfJvpODcXM/w-d-xo.html
Oooh this piece make me very happy. Thanks for let me know 🥳
2:19 when you meet imposter
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First!
Love ur analysis
Keep it up my friend =)
One of my favorite pieces!! Thank you for share. I enjoyed all of your videos. 😊😊😊
Stunning
Playing.
Excellent piece this one! I learnt it many years ago and I can still play it.. lol it’s a bit rusty in a few spots. Thanks for sharing your expertise in this lovely work. You inspire me to get back to it!! With guisto!
Thank you so much for this video and the good explication of this piece. It helped me a lot and I loved it. :D
Beautiful 🌷💐
Vielen Dank Herr Meister. Sehr Schon.
So interesting and useful - thank you!
You know it‘s Grieg when it sounds like codfish
Sir, your performance and analysis is such that I am learning about different pieces every week. I have a small request. Did you ever think of making a video where you speak in Swedish? I would love to see you do it!
Regards from India.
That's the point! :)
Well, I chose English because it could spread much wider than if I talk in Swedish. But I did make one test pilot episode in Swedish that I have shared with my Patreons last year, but you can see it too now since you asked. (and anyelse else reading this...) It has English subtitles.
th-cam.com/video/tuY7AanYnj8/w-d-xo.html
Wow
This piece also has a big trap for listeners in 31st bar where you may think that the whole piece after that bar is out of tempo but it is actually in tempo, I am not a grieg lover but this music is the true definition of music
Please make a video about Debussy's la plus que lente
YES! That piece is brilliant!
I always enjoy your videos. They are very helpful. Can you please analyse Beethoven Tempest sonata?
Maybe at some point in the future if I return to Beethoven (did two other sonatas last spring)
Could you play some Lyapunov Etudes? Preferably no 7
So that's you pronounce Troldhaugen!
I think Richard Rogers had this in mind when he wrote the March Of The Royal Children for the King And I. th-cam.com/video/Z9L_lilJKQQ/w-d-xo.html What do you think?