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I just wanted to say, thank you so much for your tutorials. I’ve been watching you for a while and you really have helped me improve as a piano player. I’m self-taught, so it’s been a little hard for me to learn pieces, but your tutorials are so clear and helpful that i’ve been able to learn many pieces!
Thank you for a very good demonstration on using the pedals. I found this video very useful and I shall keep going back to this to help me when practicing. I am very interested in following any other videos you may make.
For me basicly Clutch, brake, Throttle! But hey now i know how to use them properly and well the heel method is very familiar for me, becouse of racing, and well you have to be very soft on car pedals ro push it to the limits so somehow it translates to piano aswell. Good tutorial really helpfull! 🤗
Always a great tutorial! I have a Yamaha digital piano as well and really enjoy playing it ever since I’ve been watching your videos. Thank you so much for making everything so easy to understand and just wonderful. I’ve said it before and I’ll keep on saying it you’re a great teacher I only wish you were here in the United States I’d be your first student to sign up!
Nice video! I got one of the plastic pedals that you showed at the beginning of the video with my keyboard! haha! I am now looking to buy a decent pedal. I have the Casio Px S3100 - do you think that one pedal is enough? I am a 59 year old beginner at piano (I have many years of experience reading music and playing the organ) following you everyday - you are truly the best teacher on TH-cam. Thanks again!
I agree, the small plastic square pedal is not good, I had one that came with my keyboard and it would squeak and move around too much. Now i have one like the one you recommended and it’s a lot better. Also thanks for the video very informative 👍
Thank you very much for your lesson! Even though I don't have pedals, I always find it really interesting to learn new aspects of this beautilful instrument... Oh, and congratulations, you pronounced "sostenuto" very well (I am Italian ahah)! ♥️😊😊👏
Thank you for this! So interesting and informative😊I never tried a pedal but it makes me want to have a pedal and try this! But I think I'll get one when I buy a new keyboard. Hopefully, ASAP😊. Thank you so much for your free teaching lessons. You have cover up a lot of piano things! Haha I don't know the term but you'll get it
Thank you so much! You are really appreciated! My chords used to overlap when I used to hold down the pedal for the whole song and if I would take my foot off the pedal in between two chords, there would be a “gap” between the chords so this helped me a lot!!
"Keep it down, up down.."😂 i got that. So that maybe the sound of the last chord wont interrupt the sound of next chords.😁this tutorial is so understandable and amazing!
@Bitesize Piano Dear Francesca, I have a question as I've been playing keyboard very irregularly for about 2,5 yrs but thanks to your great tutorials I came back to it and now practise every day, but I never used pedal actually, is it possible to learn it after these years? is it worth buying it and trying, what do you think?🙂I am an adult player....thank you in advance for your advice ☺️
Thanks for the demo. Just a question: I heard that the delayed pedal is lifted&down after first note press(and before the note is lifted) in the new chord/melody bar. While your demo seems pedal simultaneous with first note/chord... Is there any difference between these 2 techniques? Will the 'after' way make first note more clear at same time keep legato effect? Thanks.
@@BitesizePiano Thanks for the clarification - from the video it was hard to know if it was note/chord first or simultaneous. Btw, 10:10 it was Le Onde from Ludovico Einaudi which I like also :)
Francesca, I've recently bought a new stool my for piano but now I've started to get back pain which I didn't get with my old, uncomfortable one. Could it be that my stool is too high or too low? My back seems pretty straight but I might be over compensate though... Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks for this video! I'd been considering getting a pedal for a while, but now I am sure. I was thinking of getting the 'square shaped' (0:45) one instead of the 'pedal looking' (0:43) one cause it'd take up less space. Is there a difference in quality between those two? Or are they completely different things?
Anyone else just feel like the sustain pedal always came natural to them? I never really 'learned' it, but I never have any difficulties with it. When learning a song the sustain pedal isn't a part that takes multiple tries to get right, must be more people that experienced that :0 you just feel whenever you have to release and hold it again!
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I am looking for a digital piano to by.
Can you please tell me the name of your piano
pls tell me the names of the songs u played in this video. I want to learn all of them!
@@swifttaylor8125 there were 2: Once Upon A Dream (I uploaded a tutorial for it recently), and Le Onde by Ludovico Einaudi
thankyou
@@BitesizePiano please tell me the name of your piano
I just wanted to say, thank you so much for your tutorials. I’ve been watching you for a while and you really have helped me improve as a piano player. I’m self-taught, so it’s been a little hard for me to learn pieces, but your tutorials are so clear and helpful that i’ve been able to learn many pieces!
I'm so pleased my channel is helping :)
@@BitesizePiano :D hi 👋😁
Love this channel ! 💯 self taught myself, i’ve been playing for 6 months now and i’m improving massively because of channels like this so thanks
I’m so pleased 🤗
Thank you for helping me learn
My pleasure 🤗
The use of the pedal is something new to me.
OMGG INSTANTLY FOLLOWED BEC ALL THE TAYLOR SWIFT SONGS I WANNA LEARN ARE ON YOUR CHANEL!! More power, Francescaaa
This was a lot more in depth than other videos I have watched about the pedal, thank you 😊
You’re very welcome 🤗🎹
just got my new pedal for keyboard and i came here asap ! thank you for your work!
Perfectly timed video for me!
Love your videos. I've played guitar for many, many years but am new to keyboard. You're videos are so helpful, thank you! Nice fuzzy socks too!
3 weeks in and very useful to know. One of many things to learn. Nice Einaudi piece too.
Very clear and concise tutorial Francesca. Thank you.
just got myself a pedal, thanks for this video! greetings from mexico!
I tend to ride the sustain pedal far too long this was helpful ,thank you 😊
Thank you for a very good demonstration on using the pedals. I found this video very useful and I shall keep going back to this to help me when practicing. I am very interested in following any other videos you may make.
You’re awesome! Thank you so much for all your posts! Very much appreciated!
You are so welcome!
Fantastic thankyou from Australia 🇦🇺
You’re very welcome 🎹🤗
well thought out explanation
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Helpful and informative
Glad it was helpful!
so useful!
Glad you found it useful!
I found your site by accident, but your tutorials are so good.
Very good job. I am learning piano.
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Yeah I've been keeping the sustain pedal down throughout most of the songs I play. So, this helped!
Glad it's helped!
For me basicly Clutch, brake, Throttle! But hey now i know how to use them properly and well the heel method is very familiar for me, becouse of racing, and well you have to be very soft on car pedals ro push it to the limits so somehow it translates to piano aswell. Good tutorial really helpfull! 🤗
Glad it helped! 🤗🎹
Always a great tutorial! I have a Yamaha digital piano as well and really enjoy playing it ever since I’ve been watching your videos. Thank you so much for making everything so easy to understand and just wonderful. I’ve said it before and I’ll keep on saying it you’re a great teacher I only wish you were here in the United States I’d be your first student to sign up!
Same
Nice video! I got one of the plastic pedals that you showed at the beginning of the video with my keyboard! haha! I am now looking to buy a decent pedal. I have the Casio Px S3100 - do you think that one pedal is enough? I am a 59 year old beginner at piano (I have many years of experience reading music and playing the organ) following you everyday - you are truly the best teacher on TH-cam. Thanks again!
Thanks , now i know why my treble notes used to sound muffled.I used to hold the sustain continously.
Thank you so much! I was struggling with finding the pedals and thier purposes correctly...Yiu helped me a lot! Keep going and making videos ✨💫🎇
Glad it helped!
I agree, the small plastic square pedal is not good, I had one that came with my keyboard and it would squeak and move around too much. Now i have one like the one you recommended and it’s a lot better. Also thanks for the video very informative 👍
OMG. You are a damn amazing teacher for me. Tankyou for making this video. Better luck to attain 2 million subs. 👏👏👏👏
Another really helpful video -thank you!
Amazing vid. Make more showing the pedal.
Very informative....as always... LOVE YOU....
What was the name of the song you played around 10:33? Loved this tutorial thank you!
I believe it’s called “Le Onde, by Jacob’s Piano”
That's very helpful, thanks.
Glad you found it helpful!
Thank you very much for your lesson! Even though I don't have pedals, I always find it really interesting to learn new aspects of this beautilful instrument...
Oh, and congratulations, you pronounced "sostenuto" very well (I am Italian ahah)! ♥️😊😊👏
Yay! Haha 🤗
this was super helpful thanks!
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Thanks
And here I was thinking you just sit on it until you can't tell what's going on anymore or the song ends. I was getting so good at it...
this was super helpful thank you!! x
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this! So interesting and informative😊I never tried a pedal but it makes me want to have a pedal and try this! But I think I'll get one when I buy a new keyboard. Hopefully, ASAP😊. Thank you so much for your free teaching lessons. You have cover up a lot of piano things! Haha I don't know the term but you'll get it
I know what you mean 😊 pleased you found it interesting!
Thank you so much! You are really appreciated! My chords used to overlap when I used to hold down the pedal for the whole song and if I would take my foot off the pedal in between two chords, there would be a “gap” between the chords so this helped me a lot!!
please don’t stop me now by queen ❤️
thank you!
My pleasure!
Can you please do let it go 🙏🙏
"Keep it down, up down.."😂 i got that. So that maybe the sound of the last chord wont interrupt the sound of next chords.😁this tutorial is so understandable and amazing!
Haha I'm glad you found it helpful 🤗
@@BitesizePiano Always👏
@Bitesize Piano Dear Francesca, I have a question as I've been playing keyboard very irregularly for about 2,5 yrs but thanks to your great tutorials I came back to it and now practise every day, but I never used pedal actually, is it possible to learn it after these years? is it worth buying it and trying, what do you think?🙂I am an adult player....thank you in advance for your advice ☺️
Definitely worth buying. After a session or two it becomes intuitive
Thanks youuu
THANK U FOR EVERYTHING U DO!
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Ommg THANKS!
Hi mam can you teach piano tutorial of speechless song from aladdin
Thanks for the demo.
Just a question: I heard that the delayed pedal is lifted&down after first note press(and before the note is lifted) in the new chord/melody bar. While your demo seems pedal simultaneous with first note/chord... Is there any difference between these 2 techniques? Will the 'after' way make first note more clear at same time keep legato effect?
Thanks.
I do press the note/chord first…The quicker the pedal is refreshed, the clearer/less overlap there will be.
@@BitesizePiano Thanks for the clarification - from the video it was hard to know if it was note/chord first or simultaneous. Btw, 10:10 it was Le Onde from Ludovico Einaudi which I like also :)
Tahnk you for tonight,, For some reason your uk aceent is seemigly plluck my heart string. d
Francesca, I've recently bought a new stool my for piano but now I've started to get back pain which I didn't get with my old, uncomfortable one. Could it be that my stool is too high or too low? My back seems pretty straight but I might be over compensate though... Any help would be much appreciated.
Could you please do high hopes by kodaline.please
Can you do looking for and answer mike shinoda
would u please do a tutorial for "the hill" Billie eilish
Please can you make a video to "All I Want (For Christmas)" by Liam Payne🙏
Please "still the one by Shania" as well... please ....
It's coming! :)
I actually want to buy a digital piano. Can you please tell me the name of your piano
Please can you make a video to "All I Want For Christmas Is You" by Michael Bublé 🙏
Thanks for this video! I'd been considering getting a pedal for a while, but now I am sure.
I was thinking of getting the 'square shaped' (0:45) one instead of the 'pedal looking' (0:43) one cause it'd take up less space. Is there a difference in quality between those two? Or are they completely different things?
There's a massive difference - get the bigger one! They feel so much better and are more sturdy. Don't get the square one!
@@BitesizePiano Will do! Thank you so much for your advice :)
Anyone else just feel like the sustain pedal always came natural to them? I never really 'learned' it, but I never have any difficulties with it. When learning a song the sustain pedal isn't a part that takes multiple tries to get right, must be more people that experienced that :0 you just feel whenever you have to release and hold it again!
lol it's so hard for me!
I can barely coordinate my hands, and now you’re telling me I also have to coordinate my feet 😭😭😭 😂😆😂😂
the same🤭😁
But it needs a little effort which can worthwhile.
You're beautiful
It's tedious both of the student and the tutor.
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For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life John 3:1😆😆😆😆