Czerny was selected by Beethoven for the premiere of the latter's Piano Concerto No. 1 in 1806 and, at the age of 21, in February 1812, Czerny gave the Vienna premiere of Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 5, "Emperor". Czerny wrote that his musical memory enabled him to play all the Beethoven works by heart without exception and, during the years 1804-1805, he used to play these works in this manner at Prince Lichnowsky's palace once or twice a week. Czerny maintained a relationship with Beethoven throughout his life, and also gave piano lessons to Beethoven's nephew Carl.
Wow. They will surely meet in heaven! Both geniuses in their own field and if they had been together I'm sure they would write some of the most emotional fast paced jumpy and royal pieces.
Liszt said, that i Czerny, Liszts teacher, would have become one of THE greatest, if he hadn´t committed som much to writing of study-music. He might have been right. This is outstanding!
Czerny's Op. 692 and Op. 756 études are some of his most musically interesting sets, akin to Chopin's studies or Liszt's transcendentals. I hope to see a full recording of them by one of the romantic revivalists like Lewenthal, Libetta, Maltempo, etc. in the near future.
Because his etudes were referred to as "indispensable to the piano student", found on page 176 top of the page in the 2 volume publication; Milton Cross' Encyclopedia Of The Great Composers And Their Music, I feel a correction should be made regarding this great talent. His name is spelled with a 'K', as in Karl. I want to thank you for your hard work in providing audible material of Karl Czerny. I have been studying for only 4 years and have no access to these incredible finger exercises. Please don't take offense to my mention of spelling Karl's name. He deserves that much and so much more. And I want you to know you've made my day. I have a wonderful piano teacher now but I can only be at the studio once a week and I constantly hunger for advancement. Carry on your good work!
marksmith2971. I am not offended because you tell us that there should be a K in Karl, and not a C. But there is something that is much more important than a single letter, and that is to inform the ignorant hat Karl Czerny was no so-called «double beat» musician. It is disrespectful of Wim Winters to falsify music history, and would drag the virtuoso pianist down to a mediocre stage where he find himself. There are two different Wim Winters. When he plays music before the time of the metronome, it’s okay to listen to his playing. But as soon as he gets a metronome in his hands, things go completely wrong!
Czerny was a very hard worker. The ammount of etudes, compositions and editions he made is very very large. He yet gave classes of piano for students, and edited a lot of music of other composers. One of the first integral of Bach´s keyboard music (less organ music maybe ) published was by Czerny, in the beginning of 1800´s years.
Yes indeed but his music is now in revival and we are seeing’s number of premiere recordings. He is a most engaging composer. I was astounded to hear some of his Choral works which are superb and works for the organ.
A great talent and man fully dedicated to his music! Unedited version of his memorials is quite revealing reading. When Beethoven himself took him as his private student, he surely knew what he was doing.
Carl Czerny 6 Etudes de Salon Op.754 - No.6 G minor by Nakamura, Junko 00:00 Carl Czerny 24 Grand Etudes de Salon Op.692 - No.21 'Bravery' E minor by Kyotani, Teruma 03:17 Carl Czerny 6 Etudes de Salon Op.754 - No.5 D flat major by Nakamura, Junko 05:42 Carl Czerny The Art of Finger Dexterity Op.740 - No.50 G minor by Francesco Libetta 09:46 Carl Czerny 24 Grand Etudes de Salon Op.692 - No.19 'Ballad' G flat major by Nakamura, Junko 11:36 Carl Czerny Schule des virtuosen Op.365 - No.33 E minor by H stephan 18:38 Carl Czerny 24 Grand Etudes de Salon Op.692 - No.2 'Tranquility' E major by Nakamura, Junko 19:51 Carl Czerny Scherzino alla tarantelle Op.763 G minor by Roman Repka 22:57 Carl Czerny The Art of Finger Dexterity Op.740 - No.9 E major by Francesco Libetta 25:57
These are a small part of Czerny's good sketches. Czerny's work is enormous and surpasses in volume and quality composers such as Chopin, Liszt, Beethoven and Bach in terms of piano works.
Can't disagree, unreasonable as that may seem. Clearer lines (complex yet less virtuosic!) and an easier grasp for being swept into the shere musicality of it all.
Czerny was selected by Beethoven for the premiere of the latter's Piano Concerto No. 1 in 1806 and, at the age of 21, in February 1812, Czerny gave the Vienna premiere of Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 5, "Emperor". Czerny wrote that his musical memory enabled him to play all the Beethoven works by heart without exception and, during the years 1804-1805, he used to play these works in this manner at Prince Lichnowsky's palace once or twice a week. Czerny maintained a relationship with Beethoven throughout his life, and also gave piano lessons to Beethoven's nephew Carl.
Wow. They will surely meet in heaven! Both geniuses in their own field and if they had been together I'm sure they would write some of the most emotional fast paced jumpy and royal pieces.
And Czerny taught Liszt!
Liszt said, that i Czerny, Liszts teacher, would have become one of THE greatest, if he hadn´t committed som much to writing of study-music. He might have been right. This is outstanding!
Czerny is a neglected genius that needs to be heard more often.
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You sir, are an oaf!
Most certainly not for all the piano students struggling to get a passing grade !
@@What-the-meow-meow ???
@@renascitur7051 You, sir!
Are you!
Do you understand me!?
yeah that's true
Eccellente e molto giusto. Czerny è un compositore ingiustamente relegato
Dear Nakamura Junko, you are a great pianist! Fantastic interpretation of Czerny's compositions!
THIS BEST OF CZERNY IS REALLY FANTASTIC!! I LOVED THAT!!
Czerny's Op. 692 and Op. 756 études are some of his most musically interesting sets, akin to Chopin's studies or Liszt's transcendentals. I hope to see a full recording of them by one of the romantic revivalists like Lewenthal, Libetta, Maltempo, etc. in the near future.
Because his etudes were referred to as "indispensable to the piano student", found on page 176 top of the page in the 2 volume publication; Milton Cross' Encyclopedia Of The Great Composers And Their Music, I feel a correction should be made regarding this great talent. His name is spelled with a 'K', as in Karl. I want to thank you for your hard work in providing audible material of Karl Czerny. I have been studying for only 4 years and have no access to these incredible finger exercises. Please don't take offense to my mention of spelling Karl's name. He deserves that much and so much more. And I want you to know you've made my day. I have a wonderful piano teacher now but I can only be at the studio once a week and I constantly hunger for advancement. Carry on your good work!
marksmith2971. I am not offended because you tell us that there should be a K in Karl, and not a C. But there is something that is much more important than a single letter, and that is to inform the ignorant hat Karl Czerny was no so-called «double beat» musician. It is disrespectful of Wim Winters to falsify music history, and would drag the virtuoso pianist down to a mediocre stage where he find himself.
There are two different Wim Winters. When he plays music before the time of the metronome, it’s okay to listen to his playing. But as soon as he gets a metronome in his hands, things go completely wrong!
Czerny was a very hard worker. The ammount of etudes, compositions and editions he made is very very large. He yet gave classes of piano for students, and edited a lot of music of other composers. One of the first integral of Bach´s keyboard music (less organ music maybe ) published was by Czerny, in the beginning of 1800´s years.
Yes indeed but his music is now in revival and we are seeing’s number of premiere recordings. He is a most engaging composer. I was astounded to hear some of his Choral works which are superb and works for the organ.
All stunning Etudes technique- and musicallywise
A great talent and man fully dedicated to his music! Unedited version of his memorials is quite revealing reading. When Beethoven himself took him as his private student, he surely knew what he was doing.
Fiercely beautiful
Elegantes Stück!
Carl Czerny 6 Etudes de Salon Op.754 - No.6 G minor by Nakamura, Junko 00:00
Carl Czerny 24 Grand Etudes de Salon Op.692 - No.21 'Bravery' E minor by Kyotani, Teruma 03:17
Carl Czerny 6 Etudes de Salon Op.754 - No.5 D flat major by Nakamura, Junko 05:42
Carl Czerny The Art of Finger Dexterity Op.740 - No.50 G minor by Francesco Libetta 09:46
Carl Czerny 24 Grand Etudes de Salon Op.692 - No.19 'Ballad' G flat major by Nakamura, Junko 11:36
Carl Czerny Schule des virtuosen Op.365 - No.33 E minor by H stephan 18:38
Carl Czerny 24 Grand Etudes de Salon Op.692 - No.2 'Tranquility' E major by Nakamura, Junko 19:51
Carl Czerny Scherzino alla tarantelle Op.763 G minor by Roman Repka 22:57
Carl Czerny The Art of Finger Dexterity Op.740 - No.9 E major by Francesco Libetta 25:57
Simplesmente fico atônito em ouvir tanta beleza desse grande gênio compositor de estudos magníficos que é Carl Czerny.
Beautiful ,first thing i´ve heard about Czerny was school of velocity and it´s was awesome but hey this is full of soul ,ty for upload it.
Oh my God, I get tingles in spine hearing these pieces. Nothing like classical I tell u. This is real music.
very good etude👌
Am so delighted. Not at all less than enraptured. Thank you!
Op 795 no 3 de las mejores y muy diferente
A very good antology! But i think that there are many others beautiful etudes.
Please share. Did not explore his repertoire until rather recently. I'm most enthusiastic to find as much as possible.
Czerny's works are difficult to perform. Maybe that's why they don't perform so often on concert stages.
25:57 didn't know this pianist also record this
These are a small part of Czerny's good sketches. Czerny's work is enormous and surpasses in volume and quality composers such as Chopin, Liszt, Beethoven and Bach in terms of piano works.
When his new album or single dropping? Man been silent for ages now
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👏👏👏👏
I suggest you change add to the name of the video part 1, there are still many studies missing on this complication.
THESE STUDIES ARE SO DIFFICULT THAT ONLY GREAT PIANISTS GET HOW TO PERFORM THEM VERY WELL, LIKE LANG LANG!!
Czerny gets too much hate. He is great
Op 365 is the hardest of all.
이거 마지막 곡(체르니 50 9번) 출처 영상이?
아직 없습니다
@@stephanh8779 그럼 9번 악보 영상 올려주실 수 있나요?
очень крутой
Carl Czerny is not inferior to Chopin and Liszt, he is even better than them in many ways.
Can't disagree, unreasonable as that may seem. Clearer lines (complex yet less virtuosic!) and an easier grasp for being swept into the shere musicality of it all.
Useless statement. Czerny taught Liszt
03:17 : Rachmaninov op. 16 Nr. 4? It's even the same key... but as Picasso said: good artists copy, great artists steal
It's not even close
Nope, it's not. Czerny did not steal, he composed the idea first and Rachmaninoff stole it. So, you're wrong.
@@kitsuen.m Only the first few bars sound a tiny bit like Rach's Op. 16 No. 4. Otherwise no similarity at all...
@@liel9906 yup
Carl Czerny - 1791 ~ 1857
Sergei Rachmaninoff - 1873 ~ 1943. What are you talking about?
most etudes...
The Best of Carl Czerny - The Worst Of Music
Your mental retardation is infinite
Excellent
Am so delighted. Not at all less than enraptured. Thank you!