I love this piece. You’re right that the grace notes are tricky. I think of the right hand as imitating a violin. The grace notes are always on the down stroke of the bow. I feel the grace note should be stronger than the resolution, as would happen on the violin. As for whether to play on the beat or before, I’m not sure. I can hear it either way.
Beautiful analysis Henrik! Your love for this piece shines through. This seems like a managable and fun one to learn (my girlfriend would certainly [understandably] like it more than the Bach fugues I'm working on, lol).
Really enjoyed the video!! I’d love your performance ,especially with Schumanns lonely flowers and Brahms op118,2, your performance is among the best in my opinion! I hope you could cover Schumann op.23 nr 4, it’s stunningly beautiful!
Thank you so much for that :) Somehow I find it harder to do music-only recordings for pieces than the talking part, but maybe I'll record this properly some time in the future too.
@@SonataSecrets i see where your coming from a recording has to be spot on compared to a live performance :) (I know the struggle ^^) So it's up to you :)
Somehow I have higher standards for my playing for putting out a music-only recording, so I don't do it for every piece. But every once in a while it's included! (Mendelssohn Op. 19 no. 1 the latest)
This is my favorite of the Moments Musicaux. I've always played it much slower though, like 50 to the quarter note, really feeling it in more of a 4/8 vibe, like as if the eighth note is the beat if you get my drift. As for the grace note timing, I mean, I can hear it both ways, but I prefer off the beat.
I noticed I never commented on your channel. You are amazing, keep up the amazing content. Will you make a video on the first Chopin nocturne ? I am learning it and it's beautiful Cheers from Switzerland
Love thisss pieceee aa nice video Heyy could u do the 1st liszt legende maybe? I know it's a gigantic piece but if you'd like i would reeeeally love it. I love that piece
No way this is a dance movement. It seems pretty obvious that it's a Turkish march - a style pretty popular in Vienna at the time given their former occupation by the Ottomans.
My recommended performance of this piece, by David Fray: th-cam.com/video/Wq5Ks3_r6f0/w-d-xo.html A calm, refined and heartfelt rendition, as a kind of counterpoint to the somewhat fast-paced video.
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Superbly analysed. You spoil us with your talent and your amazing way of teaching. Bravo Maestro! Bravo!
Sir you are too entertaining. I must say, your choice of music and your skill is hard to come by. Thanks again!
I have just now discovered this channel. What a blessing and treasure it is! I am grateful...
You Posted this Video at the Perfect Time. I'm actually Beggining to learn this piece
Perfect!
Very nice analysis. Very nice piece!😮
I love this piece. You’re right that the grace notes are tricky. I think of the right hand as imitating a violin. The grace notes are always on the down stroke of the bow. I feel the grace note should be stronger than the resolution, as would happen on the violin. As for whether to play on the beat or before, I’m not sure. I can hear it either way.
sweet little piece! i'm gonna learn it tomorrow;)
Love your work. Thank you
Beautiful analysis Henrik! Your love for this piece shines through. This seems like a managable and fun one to learn (my girlfriend would certainly [understandably] like it more than the Bach fugues I'm working on, lol).
Excellent as every vídeo that you create! Thanks for that! Akways the best reoertoire, explanations and abaloais👏👏👏👏👏
Really enjoyed the video!! I’d love your performance ,especially with Schumanns lonely flowers and Brahms op118,2, your performance is among the best in my opinion! I hope you could cover Schumann op.23 nr 4, it’s stunningly beautiful!
Thank you so much for that :)
Somehow I find it harder to do music-only recordings for pieces than the talking part, but maybe I'll record this properly some time in the future too.
@@SonataSecrets i see where your coming from a recording has to be spot on compared to a live performance :) (I know the struggle ^^) So it's up to you :)
I so so agree with you.
Thanks!
Thanks a lot, really appreciate it 🙏
Great video as always, though I miss the performance section at the end of videos
Somehow I have higher standards for my playing for putting out a music-only recording, so I don't do it for every piece. But every once in a while it's included! (Mendelssohn Op. 19 no. 1 the latest)
This is my favorite of the Moments Musicaux. I've always played it much slower though, like 50 to the quarter note, really feeling it in more of a 4/8 vibe, like as if the eighth note is the beat if you get my drift. As for the grace note timing, I mean, I can hear it both ways, but I prefer off the beat.
It's not my fave, too "minor" in the minor sections.
Thank you! 👏👏👏
I noticed I never commented on your channel. You are amazing, keep up the amazing content. Will you make a video on the first Chopin nocturne ? I am learning it and it's beautiful
Cheers from Switzerland
Thank you Chris! I will do a video on that Nocturne very soon actually :)
Love thisss pieceee aa nice video
Heyy could u do the 1st liszt legende maybe? I know it's a gigantic piece but if you'd like i would reeeeally love it. I love that piece
YAY IM EARLY TO A HENRIK VIDEO
You made it!
I think it could go slower - it's only marked Allegro moderato, which was equivalent to tempo ordinario in the 1820s, so 1/4 note = 60.
No way this is a dance movement. It seems pretty obvious that it's a Turkish march - a style pretty popular in Vienna at the time given their former occupation by the Ottomans.
My recommended performance of this piece, by David Fray: th-cam.com/video/Wq5Ks3_r6f0/w-d-xo.html
A calm, refined and heartfelt rendition, as a kind of counterpoint to the somewhat fast-paced video.
this guy is a legend :) has the crab posture but plays so softly you might as well just cry
I need this notes on PDF
Day 2 asking for chopins op25 no1 😊