How To Play With Absolute Freedom and Ease - Josh Wright Piano TV
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Thank you so much, Josh.
Thanks, Josh, for putting out yet another tutorial video. You're a real inspiration to us and a great teacher and mentor.
Seemed to be on fire today, very motivating :-)
These techniques seems crazy, bit they do really work!!!
you should explained something i have trouble with, not too bad, but short term memory
is not the best it could be, but you explain things well I have learned alot just from watching
your videos, also, thanks for going over some techniques to help with tension !
Thanks for the lesson!
Josh I'd love to find out more about wrist circles. Although I can play some advanced pieces I was never taught anything at all about wrist circles and am now without a teacher.
I read some teachers placing much important on wrist circles... Do any of your videos address the subject?
Would you recommend playing the Chopin etudes before the ballades?
Yes, but start with more basic ones. Avoid playing double thirds or winterwind right away. I like op.25 no.2 and op.10 no.9 to start.
Josh Wright Do you rate the "wrong note" (don't remember the opus number) as a very hard etude?
+Vetle Nærø Got you there Op.25 No.5
I started with Ocean Etude. I am playing the piano about 1 year. What do you think?
Utku Demircil Not good enough
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Propractice on Chopins B minor sonata?
Hahaha, I've got alot in common with your student.
How do your videos get so few views while that guy who goes by some name which suggest he studies that baroque guy who wrote a lot of preludes and fugues has so many? Sorry for the run on sentence.
As someone teaching myself how to play the piano (Starting with To Zanarkand, beautiful piece) this took my brain, asked it what it thought it knew, slapped it across the brain-face before it could answer, and shouted WRONG, then proceeded to show me how physics work in 5 dimensional spaces and how to play the piano a little better.
Thank you, Josh for your clear instructions. I'm a piano introducing Bach, Beethoven, Chopin and others to my students. My playing and theirs have immediately improved.
I'd like to hear your thoughts on playing at the higher register (above A2, ish). This has been the biggest technical problem for me, especially when playing in bigger rooms. I feel I'm too conscious about the fact that lower notes have the tendency to overpower the higher ones. I don't trust that the high notes pop out, so I start to overdo ("press") them, which quickly leads to fatigue and all sorts of problems in the right hand. Material like Mozart sonatas/concertos have this effect on me a lot, maybe because I try to avoid pedal a lot and get that glimmering sound. One particular work I'm struggling with on this is the Scherzo from Chopin's op.58. Enjoying your channel!
Hi Josh! I love your videos. They have been helping a lot.
Would you give me tips for practicing the Impromptu op 90, n 2 , Schubert? Thank you so much!
wow, in my time you had to pay a lot of money for a class like this, very valuable to understand how the mechanism works, wonderful!!
You always make such helpful videos. Thank you very much for your contribution.
Yes, freedom and ease, thats what matters, thanks.
I always awesome!
Your video is good for tech!
What chopin etudes you can rrecommend to me sire?
Thanks for the inspiration Josh!
Thanks!
What is the song he's playing?
The first song i mean
Chopin's Second Ballade
Grini Ahmed thank you
I have a question. my teacher said that I need to keep my fingers more on the keys, but you said that I need to jump. so what is right?
Jumping is for when you are doing exercises to strengthen your wrists and fingers; keeping your fingers right over the keys is for when you are performing a piece of music.
that was really helpful !!! thanks alot josh :)
+Frédéric Chopin lol i just watched a video about the ballade no 1 from chopin and saw your comment, hours after this i watched this and i see a comment from the same account again i just saw on a pretty diffrent and new video XD "
This is marvellous !!! I've been playing piano for 2 years now and learnt this piece as well :) now its going to take me some years until its perfect (more or less lol). Congratulations on perfecting such a majestic piece ! Keep on playing ;)"
ccccoooooollll hahaha yeah the world is smal :) thank you !!!!!!! :)
+Frédéric Chopin Are you that same guy from the fantasie impromptu comments
+Frédéric Chopin I have talked to you before I think lol
anonymous 5 yes you did xD