Chopin Ballade No.1 TUTORIAL - P. Barton, FEURICH piano
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มิ.ย. 2024
- This video is TUTORIAL AT PIANO
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1) TUTORIAL SCORE + Overhead keyboard view : • Chopin Ballade No.1 wi...
2) PERFORMANCE: • Chopin Ballade No.1 - ...
3) FOLLOW SCORE: • Chopin Ballade No.1 wi...
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Timecode - thanks to "Sensy"
Intro - 0:00
Practice Section 1: Bar 1 - 35 - 1:05
Practice Section 2: Bar 36 - 67 - 9:51
Practice Section 3: Bar 67 - 94 - 14:41
Practice Section 4: Bar 94 - 105 - 16:40
Practice Section 5: Bar 106 - 137 - 17:30
Practice Section 6: Bar 138 - 165 - 22:43
Slow Practice Section 6 - 23:41
Practice Section 7: Bar 166 - 193 - 25:19
Slow Practice Section 7 - 26:50
Practice Section 8: Bar 194 - 207 - 30:44
Practice Section 9: Bar 208 - 248 - 31:47
Practice Sections for 9 - 34:05
Practice Section 10: Bar 249 - 262 (End) - 35:06
Conclusion - 36:57 - เพลง
Brilliant instruction. I'll be sure to come back to this in ten or so years lol
Jeremy Pace why would it take that long? learn it with me bud. Why learn in 10 years when you can do it today? Hahaha cheers
@@carluy7351 and have you learned something from this ballade already?
I’m trying to learn it now (at my pace, it might take a year [which is fine for me since I love this piece])
@@CalamityInAction just started it a week ago, I have some experience with music from brass instruments, but otherwise I'm new to piano trying to get at least the first page or two perfected for rhythm by the end of summer till college starts. Tell me how it goes for you please, I'd love to hear. Got the first page down pretty well so far :).
Tyler Suarez If you are new to piano, this will be very hard for you. I’ve been playing piano for 8 years and it’s Still hard. Good luck 👍
34:28 I can't even imagine how it could be conceivably possible for someone to imagine something as beautiful as this
Sprenzy I agree so much
The most beautiful piece I have ever heard
Well you need to listen to the fourth ballade
1st Ballade still my favorite
@mAnu this is the first ballade bro
TIME STAMPS
Intro - 0:00
Practice Section 1: Bar 1 - 35 - 1:05
Practice Section 2: Bar 36 - 67 - 9:51
Practice Section 3: Bar 67 - 94 - 14:41
Practice Section 4: Bar 94 - 105 - 16:40
Practice Section 5: Bar 106 - 137 - 17:30
Practice Section 6: Bar 138 - 165 - 22:43
Slow Practice Section 6 - 23:41
Practice Section 7: Bar 166 - 193 - 25:19
Slow Practice Section 7 - 26:50
Practice Section 8: Bar 194 - 207 - 30:44
Practice Section 9: Bar 208 - 248 - 31:47
Practice Sections for 9 - 34:05
Practice Section 10: Bar 249 - 262 (End) - 35:06
Conclusion - 36:57
Thanks, Sensy. I appreciate what you did and added it in the video info.
hello what was that melody in the intro ? i couldnt hear it in the ballade no.1
Rafik Zoubli probably the last 7 bars
What is the edition of the music sheet? Thanks!
About pedal help please . You are the best ❤
25:41 my absolute favorite part of the piece, it never fails to put me in my feels. This part of the piece is so good, that it doesn’t even matter who plays it; It will always still sound so gorgeous
Comes with violin 😍
it's the coda for me
GOD QUICKEST TAP I EVER DID IN MY LIFE
everyone saying that you cant do it, that it is too difficult, IT IS DIFFICULT BUT NOT IMPOSSIBLE JUST PLAY!!!!!
Thank you Paul! This is the piece I would always want to learn in my life though my skill now is way below it but with your video my dream come closer and closer. p.s your video have already helped me through accomplishing the Waltz in A minor posth, Waltz in c sharp minor and D flat major op64 no.1 & no.2 and currently the Nocturne in C sharp minor posth. You are my dream maker!
Oh I forgot also Bach's Goldberg variation the Aria that you helped me conquered!
My favourite piano piece. In my humble opinion you've just created a revolution in teaching piano online with this video. One of the best piano tutorials I've ever seen! Maybe the best! THANK YOU!
Thanks so much, Jingiie - it's because of people like you I make tutorials.
Thank you for making these…I can’t play any more my eyes are not good and neither is my memory or fingers, but I love to hear you play and teach.
this is the best thing on youtube!!!
Not all heroes wear capes sir
Have you even seen the vid of a guy boxing a kangaroo?
Froggy Fresh is pretty good too.
Awesome lesson of one of the most unbeliavable masterpiece ever composed. This composition is a journey, inside Chopin's dreams, hopes and sufferings, and you digged inside these composer's existential states, with technical mastery and passion. Thank you Paul, really thank you for all you work.
Thank you so much Mr. Barton. Ballade No.1 is a piece that holds a special place in my heart, so these tutorials make all the difference for me to learn the piece well.
Cheers
Thank's Anon!
THIS. THIS IS YT GOLD
Look at the meticulous notes in the score and all the detailed playing instructions!
Thank you Mr Barton!
That coda tho at 31:48 is how it’s done,I’ve heard so many pianist play this piece and most of them seem to rush the end.This is just perfect.Great tutorial Paul.👍
9:51 is the best part for me
I've been playing Piano for about 16 years. Work and other things got in the way of my practicing and motivation over the years. Now I am 30 and have been very motivated to tackle pieces I never had the confidence for. Started working on this 3 days ago and I'm so excited to be working through page 6 so far. This video helped me to correct a minor mistake I was making. Extremely helpful. And I love how he gives you an idea of how the composer might have been feeling in each section when he wrote it, as well as giving instructions on the Dynamics. Thank you!!
I was afraid of picking up this piece for years. With the help of this video, I'm close to adding la Ballade into my repertoire. At this point in time, I no longer have to be afraid of hitting any walls with this piece, finalising this to a good level of standards is simply a question of practice. This video has been my main source of information for understanding and sorting out the various complexities throughout the piece. Thank you Paul Barton!
Oh gosh! This helps so much, your lessons have provided a great resource of ultimate piano tutorials. A few piano tutorials actually describe the depths of the composition. You certainly impress me all the time😊
Thank you for making this. I don’t know how you find time to make so many extraordinary videos, learn so much repertoire, and paint your incredible paintings. A prolific renaissance man. Thanks for all you do.
This is the most detail and only video in the world and actually teaching "Ballade No1 " !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much Paul!
This is without doubt your most amazing tutorial yet. It’s my ultimate to learn this piece and this tutorial is a must for anyone taking on this challenge. Great work Paul ! Thank you.
33:48~33:55
It feels even more sad while playing slower, I even play it x0.75
Chopin is really a genius making these chords
Hi Paul, thanks for this tutorial!
Started since Dec 2019, finally able to play the whole piece (in memory) with hours of practice daily. Thanks so much once again!
Good job
As someone who was taught to play with a huge emphasis on technique and performance, I was actually surprised at how well you go over this. You don’t see videos that really offer something very often. Saying that, this is probably more useful to someone like me who has already had 17+ years and has got a grip on her technique and mastering some of the turns and attention to detail on touch and weight.
woah a ballade tutorial that we all waited for so much , thank you so much !!!
This is the video I’ve been waiting for! Amazing thanks so much 🙌🏻
So amazing! Thank you Paul for the effort you put in your videos 👌
31:47 my favourite part!
its everyones favorite part
bruh of course
I finally finished this piece in 6 months, your videos help me a lot. Thank you very much, Paul !!
ahhh can I cry now. this is GOLD! GOLDD!! Bless you, sir!
I’ve been waiting for this tutorial! Thank you!
It' really of help to me! thx teacher! i've played ballade no.1 by myself, and 've seen several other tutorial videos but never seen like this video that with a detail coach.
You already helped me to achieve playing Chopin Etude Op. 25. no 11 und 12. This would never had been possible without your insightful tutorials! Now I am actually able to tackle this monstrosity! Thank you so much Mr. Barton, for your dedication for transfering knowledge!
Thanks Paul.... How timely. Played this as a teen. Just recently revisited this to work it up again. Extremely helpful.
First class tutorial, Paul. Thanks so much. Just working on this at the moment. I started it in 1982 for a few days then returned to it during lockdown!
Holy moly Chopin was a friggin genius. Ty Paul or slowing this down for us mortals so that we can begin to discover the thought process behind the shaping of a simple melody into a work of art. Damn, just wow.
I can't thank you enough for making the practice score free. It really makes a difference.
Just finished it ! It took 10 months but what a feeling afterwards. This video gave me a lot of help and motivation. I can't believe this is free on the internet! Thank you
What was the most difficult section? I probably say the coda presto con fuoco my god!
Congrats for learning the piece tho 👏👏👏🎹
@@samuelguzmann Thanks! The last part is definitely the hardest. All of the sections were difficult for me though xD
@@samuelguzmann Personally I think the middle section with the first Key change is the hardest. (Mostly because I have small hands)
But the Coda is hard to play even as slow as 160 BPM for me currently.
Bless you!!! You're one of those people who makes youtube a better place!!
I wish I could play the piano like this. There is so much more happening then simply getting the notes right.
the worst part is: after months of practicing you think youre done and then you discover a new performance with completely different accents, or a different interpretation completely and you think "wow I want to implement these thoughts into my playing, too". Youre never done with a piece like this.
For example:
Horowitz vs Zimmermann - two different pieces
Overall I like Zimmermann more, but some ideas in horowitz interpretation are just incredible.
Especially in the beginning he emphasizes the left hand WAY more than Zimmermann and I love that.
I dont like his Coda though, for example.
Thank you Paul !!! Your tutorials are awesome as always .The amount of detail you go into on your practical scores with your commentary is awesome. Any time i want to learn a piece i always check your videos first.
Thanks Paul! I was having a lot of trouble with practice section 9 and actually getting demotivated... But thanks to you I am slowly but steadily practicing it! Hopefully i will be able to play this piece by the end of this year :)
Mr. Barton, I can't thank you enough for this tutorial. What a gift !!
Exellent teaching Paul! I'm not learning this piece, but I still really enjoyed and learned a lot from this tutorial!
Paul this is so wonderful. I keep coming back to it to get more nuances. I’m currently working on page 6 but I wouldn’t have gotten this far without your video! Thank you for your work!
i have no idea how should i thank you paul for this, cause i started this piece to learn today and i was so confused, then i found you! i literally feel gilty of using ur experiences free, the least thing i can do is to appreaciate youre effor from bottom of my hear
Very happy you posted this tutorial, Paul. I was hesitating to venture learning this barcarolle. Now I can! Thank you!
Im enjoying every second of this video Paul, thank you so so so much! I've been working on this piece for about a year now and this insight is so useful! Thank you thank you thank you!
Hi Daniel - I really appreciate your kind words -- thank you!
Thank you, this is the best video I have seen about this piece, you are truly a great pianist, and thanks again for sharing your expertise, I hope to see new videos about Chopin's works soon
OMG Paul ...you did it again! YES!!! I can play this now thanks to you! Your hands give life my friend ...thank you ... This guy does this for free? Love you brother!
Yes another tutorial!
I have never clicked on a video so quickly!
I’ve been rewatching every section of the video throughout my practice on this piece and has been months already, finally reached practice section 6 yayyy. Can’t wait to learn the whole piece.
Utmost respect for how much time it must have taken to put this all together. And we're all better off for it. Thanks, Paul!
Paul, thank you. Greatly appreciate your efforts!
This is a very valuable learning resource, keep up with these videos!
Great as usually. Thank you!
I'm a university student from Korea. Thank you very much.. I've been trying to play this sheet by myself. Your video is helpful for me.
Thank you for putting this together. It really helps with the big picture, which is often lost in the tricky little details!
Thanks Paul for another useful tutorial and very fine edits. :)
Omg i heard this piece from the pianist and i’ve always wanted to play it. thank you so much for your video. Its really means a lot!!
This is extremely helpful thanks. And kind words at the end.
I am learning this for about a week and a half now and loving it.
I don’t read notes very well at all (just a hobby piano player) but it still helps with your annotations, and I can tell where I am when looking at the sheet.
A very wonderful tutorial Paul, thank you so much. It's well organized, and you go into such great detail of the piece's subtle nuances. Please release one on Chopin Etude Op. 10 No.5! (I'm currently learning it at the moment myself lol)
The best tutorial on this piece by far, thanks so much for this. I'm starting to learn this, and your lesson has made it make so much more sense In my head, I loved seeing it broken down into sections, that helps to. Good health to you.
Thank you Paul. This is awesome!
Thank you for existing Mr. Paul!
It put a light on my way for studing this piece! Great help!!!
Thanks, Mario!
So nicely explained and played paul... So complete.. Thanks... I really wondey..whether i could ever learn this!! Would take me years...
I love this tutorial. One more time, thanks Freurich!
Printing this out tomorrow! Thank you so much, I currently don't have a teacher and this helps so much to fill that current void.
Awesome tutorial!! 😮 I'm 100% sure I'm gonna follow it!
Great man and great master on earth! We are lucky to have you!
Just brilliant, sir. You are my hero Mr. Barton!
Once again you inspire you me
Thanks, Justin!
Thanks Paul for this helpful tutorial. I appreciate it!
Really helpful! Before Im confused about several fingering issues but now it's solved.....
Hey Paul, I don’t know if you’ll see this, but I love your channel so much! I admire you very much being a relatively novice piano player myself, and I appreciate you personally notating these scores and doing voiceovers. They are extremely helpful, and I hope to be able to play this piece as well as you have someday.
Beautiful video!!!! Thank you for making this
You make the best lessons in the world.
This, for some reason, made me regre at the fact that I didn't try that much in my piano in my piano classes. I started not taking it seriously and I learned so little in 2 years. I am going to start taking classes again and this time I will for sure try harder to be able to play these hard piano peaces without needing videos and just the notes on the paper.
I taught myself this piece in 2 months without using sheet music and themis video really helped to solidify some of the parts I wasnt too sure of.thanks paul
"It seems the better you get at piano the harder it gets"
Why?
nezkeys79 You get more ambitious and that results in you trying out harder pieces as the years pass by...
You also notice more of what you should improve on, making it harder.
Still dony see how that makes the ballade harder. The ballade should get easier as you get better at piano, not harder
There will be much more details you would tend to pay attention to as you get better than piano. 'Harder' doesnt mean technically harder nor getting all the right notes and playing them at the right time, but 'harder' as in finding the right dynamics right phrasing right expression and feeling to the music and conveying these properly to the audience.
Over time, playing notes on piano gets easier but also more difficult because our understanding of "music" grows.
This really helped me Paul! Especially the coda. Thank You so much.
Thanks Paul Barton this is amazing God bless you
You're the best Paul! I am learning the piece now, at section 3 :) Thank you for giving tips and possible/ alternative details for interpreting this Ballard.
One thing I can tell... your fingers are very dexterous, springy, and well trained. There is much economy in your movement. Your hands always understand its groupings as a unit. Your LR hand coordination is fantastic. Your fingers never land in the keys with extra tension, force, or grip. HOW did you train, and how did you practice this piece to such a professional level?
I second this
I can’t believe I have this available at any moment for free. Thank you
Thank you so much Paul! This is really helping me a lot :-) the way you break it up into practice sessions is amazing!! Looking forward to seeing more of that tutorial style;-)
Fantastic! Thank you so much. This is super helpful while I work on this!
Wow I love this!!
honestly the greatest teacher
Thanks for this indepth tutorial!
... you're welcome, Mathieuk!
thank you so much! your lessons are so helpful, thus I love your voice , it's so soft and clear OwO cant express how happy I am rn
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR THIS TUTORIAL!!!!!!!
Thanks from Holland, I love your videos.
Thanks, Conny!
I love the beginning of section 2, my favourite part.
Thanks Paul, it is a pleasure to listen you, (you are the best)... ciao
Thank you so so much! Great skill and wonderful teaching
Really helpful thanks !
Excellent notes on the score! Thx you very much.....You are the best
I love your style!
Thankyou so much for this, this is greatly appreciated 🙏
Excellent instruction Paul, God bless you, thank you a lot!
For me this is a amazing master piece, awesome, and you make me posible can to play it! Thanks again ;)