Debussy Clair de Lune Piano Tutorial Complete
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- Request to add score to old tutorials. Those were terrible. So I redid most of it. Level 6 or 7. I played from the book Debussy Album for Piano Solo published by Kalmus (it says " original version, unedited ").
Thomas Labé: • Debussy: Clair de lune
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Jane how important is it sticking to the correct fingering as the sheet suggest? For example, I use my right hand at min 8:00, using fingers 1&2 to hit B and C #. Instead you're using your left hand to hit B. Should I fix this or is it not that big a deal?I've done this and it used to piss my piano teacher off but it's what felt most comfortable to me. Although it may not be the most efficient since it requires my hand to jump around a lot, it just seems more natural.
"...Be especially careful to choose the fingering which best suits your hand and the phrasing of the passage. Good editions of music usually have sensible fingerings, but if there is any department of piano playing where you should follow your own judgment it is that of fingering. The best teachers will always tell you that..." Charles Cooke, _Playing the Piano for Pleasure_
For more, enter "fingering" in the search box of my website. It is on the Sight-reading webpage.
What would be Sooooo useful is if you did this with a "bell" metronome (I.e. dongs on the first beat). I find it massively difficult to "feel" the timing in this first bit and can't reconcile it with people's full-speed renditions either. Mental block?!? I appear to have the exact same music you do, and I can count what you're doing and know (in my brain) that it's right, I just can't "get it". I'll set my own bell metronome on this and just keep going over and over until it (hopefully) "clicks". Thanks for such a helpful tutorial.
I tried that (different sound on 1st beat) but it drove me crazy whenever I made mistakes and had to backtrack. Glad you found an app that counts out loud for you!
@@janepianotutorials can I use my own fingering style that is comfortable to me in some parts???
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Thanks I'm finally done with Clair De Lune , now I'm going for Hungarian Rhapsody no.2!👍👍
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@@GoD_LoRD04 La Campanella ? Lmfao could you share it in your TH-cam channel ?
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Thank you so much for doing this. I’m learning this piece for one of my dearest friend who happened to be my piano teacher for about 7 years. This tutorial has helped me so much!
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I love You Jane ! After working "with You" , Rêverie from Debussy during my broken leg break, now, I' m working with You on "clair de Lune" . My leg is OK now , but you give me the courage to continue even I have not a lot of time . Thank You so much .
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Glad your leg is ok now, and that you continue to enjoy playing piano. My best wishes to you
Best piano tutorial I've seen on TH-cam. Playing it slowly with the score visible is the best way
Thanks for your positive feedback, Jon!
for the first bar at 4:57 would you recommend playing the bass clef arpeggio bit entirely with the left hand or use the right hand for the last note to help with speed?
I recommend using the LH entirely so as not to break the arpeggio flow, but then I am no piano teacher...
okay thank you
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It's precisely why I'm here. I'm reading from Alfred's "Debussy An Introduction To His Piano Music" and the fingering of these arpeggios is exceedingly vague. In fact, the second and third runs have no fingering whatsoever, and I'm struggling to figure out how to best deal with this, as I would imagine many thousands of better students have done before I came along!
Thanks Jane!!!!!! This helps me with my finger positioning. I play by ear- but love to learn to read and this was so helpful in the effort!
You're so welcome! to be able to play by ear and read music is the best of both worlds. have you looked at my sight reading lessons? they might provide insight and speed your learning process.
Miss Jane I most definitely will!
I've decided to start up this piece on my winter break when I don't have lessons, and interpreting the music by myself this video has been extremely helpful to check my fingerings and timing. Thanks as always!!
Hi Hannah, that you are spending your winter break learning a piece on your own indicates you are an excellent student. You will do well!
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Welcome, Lily. Enjoy making music on the piano. Don't play like robotic me :)
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You can learn this, Steven. Key is to practice one short section at a time. Sometimes I would try to learn the hardest section first. If I fail, then I don't bother learning from the top. Saves a lot of time and frustration. There are countless great pieces to learn!
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This is so useful for learning it, thanks!
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Oh my, 9 year old is very early to study this piece. There are countless wonderful pieces to learn, are you sure you need to rush? 😊
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Perfect tutorial, im finally done with these music
Thank you so much!
Thanks for your kind words. Glad you finished learning the piece!
Thank you Jane! Finally completed!
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Thank you so much! I started learning this piece today and this video really helped me with some fingering problems that I have. Hopefully, I can manage to learn this entire piece 🤞
You’re welcome. Good luck learning the piece!
Brilliant! Thank you for doing this. It has been really helpful.
Thank you. You're welcome. Glad it helps.
Hi Jane
I want to first start off and say your videos are AMAZING and thank you so much for the tutorials.
My question is how do you use the pedal and when to use the pedal in clair de lune?
For example, where to use it and how long.
Thank you.
Hi Mia, nice to hear from you. Experiment holding different time lengths. The purpose is to make the sound pleasing. Holding the pedal too long causes "muddiness", that would sound annoying. Under-pedaling is preferable to over-pedaling. Key is to listen.
We can press the pedal before, with, or after playing the beginning note. Listen for the different effects.
Sometimes we gently "pump" the pedal -- depressed a little -- quick up and down successive movements when the passage needs pedaling but too noisy if held down.
There might be editions with Ped markings, search imslp and use "View" to see the score. There are master teachers on YT who discuss the sustain pedal.
Thank you so much
third arpeggio from 4:57 starting A flat I would use third finger instead of fifth and come over the top... wayyyyy easier
it is fine to experiment and find fingering that suits your hands better :)
Why do SO MANY pianists play 5:09 with the right hand starting later than the left? It's clearly shown in this sheet music at 5:09 and 5:28 to be both hands at the same time... TH-cam videos of Seong-Jin Cho, Lang Lang video 2:44, Kathia Buniatishvili video 2:05, all have an annoying delay.
Don’t know.
I've recently been trying to really learn how to play this piece and after just a couple weeks of working on it, it's come a long way. I decided to look up some fingering tips and I just now discovered this video.
Page 1 was pretty easy
Page 2 is challenging but it's coming more naturally now.
4:57 I've been playing all the notes in the treble clef with my right hand instead of continuing the arpeggios with my left hand, I think I will continue playing it this way since that seems to be what Debussy was indicating with the cross staffing, plus I like how it feels.
7:58 This first measure marked by En animant gives me Hell. It's not the key since my brain normally likes 4 sharps but my hands are really having trouble here on this one measure
10:26 Debussy, why, just why. How can something that looks so easy be so difficult for my hands?
The last section is still a work in progress since I'm mainly focused on the more technical middle section of the piece.
Difficulties aside, I have no doubt that I will be able to play this piece well with sufficient practice
congrats, you will finish. re why something that looks so easy can be so difficult? playing piano is a sport. Steph Curry's 3-pointers look easy than this :) excellence takes years of practice
Thank you Jane!!!
You are so welcome!
Hi Jane ,
8:34 are you sure about F if it's played correctly ?
Or something I should learn more
Just realized what is correct, you play correctly and thanks for the video .
All the time I was playing it wrongly .
Glad you figured it out. The notation is confusing!
I love your lessons!
From Paris,France.
Thank you! Greetings to you in Paris!
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You made it seem so easy. THX
You're welcome. Good luck practicing the piece
hi ms. Jane can you make a tutorial of Les Collines d'Anacapri , Debussy from prelude book 1 ? Thank you very much
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Ty so much, Debussy 1st arabesque is my first piece to have learned (took long time) but this is my favourite piece after la Campanella.
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Why is it at 7:57 I played the exact same thing and sounded the same while other covers sounded different for this part???
Different edition?
Hi miss Jane , in the bar 3 at 0:45 i don't now what's means the 2 over the notes, why the tap is silencied, sorry for my English i'm autodidacta
Note the time signature of 9/8. Each measure consists of 3 triplets. But in Bar 3, there are 2 notes instead of 3, that's why the 2 is printed. When there is a tie, the note is held and not played. My sight-reading lessons might help you.
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I confuse, How come the flat symbol in bar 3 at min 3:35, it’s use “A minor” not G major for the flat symbol there? Sorry for the bad english but i really stuck in that part 🙏
Tommy Cendana That Ab serves to cancel the A natural earlier in the same measure (1st beat LH) . Glad you asked 😊
Jane thank you for the answer but i think i still confuse, after the A natural, it’s suposed to be normal scale again, but at flat symbols on left and right hand it’s not a normal scale, can you explain more details? I’m sorry for my problem 🙏 hope you can help bcs i don’t find in any source
And i think i have one more question again, if the Ab serves to cancel the A natural at the first beat for LH, is the right hand following the scale too? Sorry for the bad english 🙏
Yes, see the key signature? All A's have flats in this piece unless otherwise notated (as accidentals). Look at my tutorials on scales?
Tommy Cendana Sorry, do not understand your confusion. The scale doesn’t matter here. We play the notes as printed.
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In the first part, lower staff- second measure says natural g and a but plays it gb and a? Anyone who can help me, I'm not good at reading music sheets.
the natural symbol is lined up with the A. this key signature is harder to read -- only C and F are not flatted.
@@janepianotutorials oh yeah lol, thanksss i just now realized
Merci pour ce tuto permettant d étudier cette pièce aussi complexe que magnifique.
Glad you find it useful, thanks for letting me know ❤️
Hi Jane, would it be possible to angle the camera so that we can see the shadows of the keys a little more? because sometimes it's hard to see what keys yo are hitting
Hello Elkebir, this top view is the BEST angle. Many are imitating me now, instead of filming from the side. From the side, do you see how fingers near the front, cover the ones at the back? Anyway, you are not supposed to be looking under my fingers. Humans are born to imitate, so focus on my finger movement, not what they hide. Try it on the parts where you had trouble. Did it work?
I have another question: around 14:17 in the score the left hand seems to span only 8 beats, whereas the right hand spans 9. So I'm guessing that the first two eigth notes in the left hand are to be interpreted as duplets. Is that correct? You seem to play it that way, too. There is a similar instance of this in bar 58.
That's how I treated it. Listen to artist recordings? I don't trust myself...
@@janepianotutorials Yeah, good advice.
@@SuperInternetuser let me know? thanks! :)
@@janepianotutorials Gieseking played it that way (th-cam.com/video/L9c31_Uuz5k/w-d-xo.html ) and the automated sound of musescore (th-cam.com/video/L9c31_Uuz5k/w-d-xo.html ) renders it like a duplet aswell, though the latter case is quite the mystery..
Thanks for checking. Mystery?
Amazing!! Thank you Jane 🙏
Thanks, and you’re welcome, Brian.
Hello Jane! I would like to ask a question. What tempo for a metronome would be best? Thanks.
For practicing?
@@janepianotutorials Yes
Need to set it to your competent pace. Experiment with 2 measures, then choose the tempo where you don’t make mistakes. After that, practice one short section at a time. Upon each repeat, tick it up 1bpm, you won’t even feel you’re going faster.
Thanks!
Great tutorial, Jane. But I sure wish there is a way you can show me how you use the pedals.
Pedaling is difficult to teach. Do you best by listening to the sounds you produce while trying different approaches. There are probably scores with pedal markings, and there are some lessons on YT.
Hi Jane. I had a question.
I am learning this as a birthday gift to my sister. I have been going off your tutorial so so so much! Would it be possible for you to do another one like this but a little more speed and with all the dynamics? I want to make this special. I understand if you can’t but I thought I’d ask
Hi Jennifer, that is so special and sweet of you. To see it faster, please use the speed tool. The dynamics are printed on the score, but we have to add our own feelings. That’s the reason each concert artist’s recording sounds different. Listen to as many as you can, then use your own interpretation. Good luck and a Happy Birthday to your sister.
Thank you!!!!! I didn’t even realize I could speed it up! Thank you! I never even thought about adding my own feel to it. Thank you for replying. Her birthday is July 18 and I’m trying to learn it by then.
I looked through your videos and was wondering if you do any Rachmaninov?
Feeling is most important in music. Feeling comes from within, whereas technique can be trained. Re Rachmaninov tutorials, easiest is to use the search box on my website. Enter either Rachmaninov or Rachmaninoff.
Jane you have a website out side of TH-cam? And I guess I worded the feeling thing wrong I meant like you said playing my own interpretation. I guess I’m just really obsessed with getting it right because she’s my sister and I want it to be special.
My website link is in every video description or the end screen. It is full of information about the tutorials I made. It's free, no strings attached! Feeling is your own interpretation, but still has to follow the score -- what the composer intended :)
The fingering at 10:21 is really confusing for me, is it the optimal way to play it or is playing it a way that's non straining for me better?
darksouls45688 We always adjust fingering to suit our hands. check for other editions with fingering on imslp? If none, experiment and pencil in fingering that you find comfortable. Good luck
Alright thanks for the quick reply and help! :D have a good rest of your day/night.
Thank you for your lesson. I was finding this.
You’re very welcome ☺️
Great tutorial... Are these the "correct" fingering positions ?
Fingering depends on hand structure, so you can imagine one editor's fingering won't suit everyone. I'll copy and paste a quote on my website:
"...Be especially careful to choose the fingering which best suits your hand and the phrasing of the passage. Good editions of music usually have sensible fingerings, but if there is any department of piano playing where you should follow your own judgment it is that of fingering. The best teachers will always tell you that. Even such fine editing as that of Rafael Joseffy should not be followed in its fingering unless you feel it suits you. In fact Joseffy had some strange fingering crotchets -- such as changing fingers on repeated notes even in molto adagio passages -- which few wish to follow..." Charles Cooke, _Playing the Piano for Pleasure_
@@janepianotutorials My piano teacher always stressed the importance of following the fingering of the original composer. But after I've mastered the piece, I would feel justified in modifying it to suit my hand style.
@@whale6144 Does your teacher know whether Debussy added fingering to his manuscript? Fingering is usually added by editors, whose hands differ greatly. That's why each edition has different fingering. Would be interesting to see Debussy's!
@@janepianotutorials I'm not sure what my teacher knew because I was just a child and did as I was instructed... But she sure acted like she knew, lol .
@@whale6144 :)
I love piano and this is my first song to practice, i hope i will make it :')
ok, don't wish to pour cold water on anyone who loves piano. but how about starting the right way? even on your 4-octave keyboard, you can learn to read music, an invaluable skill. Practice scales and arpeggios also, when you do get 88-keys, you will have a good head start! don't quit, ok?
Such a gem.
Indeed, a must-do piece...
At least a must-hear piece... :))
Beautiful work!!!
Thank you, Tracy!!!
coming from The Evil Within gamer community B) thanks for the great setup, I usually play by ear but this helps me understand the sheet music too :D
Hi Gregory, glad it helped.
The first two notes. You play F and Ab on the right side of middle C(C4), but in the sheet, isn't that Ab and Bass C(C3)? This could just be because I'm not that good at reading music, but when following this exact sheet music it always sounded wrong until I came to see what others were playing.
As I wrote in the description, I was using a different edition than the one shown here. Best to follow your edition, and only refer to mine when in doubt.
@@janepianotutorials What sheet music are you using? Given that this other one sounds off with the first note I have a hard time following because my ears expect something else.
@@amando96 Can you access imslp? it is the best site for classical music, and should have many editions available for download or view. I played from the book Debussy Album for Piano Solo published by Kalmus (it says " original version, unedited ")
I pulled out my book to compare, it looks the same as this version. Then I realized you missed seeing the treble clef at the beginning!
@@janepianotutorials That would do it! My newbie brain assumed a bass clef there :)
Hi Jane, could you give us the online sheets for this piece? I think the link in your description isn't working.
Thanks for letting me know. I updated that link. Found it by Google searching "Suite bergamasque imslp"
can someone help me out what do those "2" above the notes mean?
Also in the beginning what does this connection between F-A in the left hand and F-A in the right hand mean?
Those 2's indicate we are counting 2's instead of 3's as in most other parts. The connection means there is no break in the sound.
@@janepianotutorials thank you!
wonderful tutorial!!
Thank you, Ted ;)
Hi jane , i recently been learning Clair de Lune but i don't understeand what "Andante tres expressif" means , whats the tempo ?
Google search the phrase. Result: "What does 'andante tres expressif' mean? "at an easy walking pace, and very expressive."
Você me ajuda bastante. Muito obrigada!
You’re so welcome!
Hello jene. Can you write you fingers in this score please? Thanks very much
Do you know how many hours and days and weeks that would take? Try the first line yourself and see. There is no need to write down all the fingering. Try imitation instead: a short section at a time. keep repeating until you get it.
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Thank U for this very helpful work
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for writing.
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You’re welcome, glad it helped 😊
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Thank you so much for this!❤❤❤❤
You're welcome, Sydney :)
Moooolto bene!! Veeeery nice! Grazie
Glad you like it 🤗
Very helpful. Thank you
Glad it helped. Thanks for writing!
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nice job, you are truly an inspiration
thank you, Pepe. you just inspired me!
Thank u Aunt Jane I will do my best :)
How sweet of you to call me Aunt Jane. Good luck with your practice ❤️
Hello. Is the only way to play this (left hand after switches to base line) using the pedal?
Yes, the sostenuto pedal (if your piano has one) and/or the sustaining pedal
Would like to know where I can down the score? Thanks a lot
Bookmark IMSLP, the best site for free classical scores!
I have a question for you on the Chopin Opus 9 No 1. How exactly did you time out the triplets? (7ths, 22nds, etc) I'm finding it incredibly difficult.
when we get used to the notes and play fast, they'll fit. but theoretically? see my lessons on polyrhythms (see side menu of my website)
Jane Thank you!
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What do the 6's at 3:30 mean?
Most measures have 9 beats. Here, the 6 beats take up the same time as those 9.
@@janepianotutorials Great, thanks!
Thanks jene
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You're welcome, Marco
I heard that this piece has 3:4 polyrhythm, what part is it?
look at the score?
Parabéns.
You’re welcome.
Jane, is it possible to play it when you are complete beginer?
Yes, for example, my scholarship winners started with intermediate, even advanced, pieces. They used synthesia combined with my tutorials for fingering reference. Humans are born to imitate, countless who play by ear can imitate me, then memorize short sections at a time. How about experimenting with a short section to test yourself? Should be interesting. Please know I do not recommend this approach. It's ok once in a while. But every piece is back to square one. The correct way is to learn to read music (use my unconventional sight-reading lessons), study proper posture, practice scales and arpeggios, build a solid foundation. If you can afford a private teacher, that's the way to go.
TH-cam treasure. Thanks!
Thanks for your kind message!
thank you for this very helpful work... :-)
thanks for writing !
Grazie per il tuo lavoro sei bravissima👌😀
You're welcome :)
Does this tutorial cover the entire song? Or are there multiple parts?
this is complete
Thank You!
Gratidão, por compartilhar!
You’re welcome ☺️
Great resource. I made a tutorial video for this piece. You cover different things!
Thanks for writing.
What is the influence that this
famous tune gave to you ？
sorry, it did not influence me
so nice
thank you
by the way ,can i play this on 4 chords? i only have a 4 chords now :(
sorry, not enough... hope you save up for a full-sized keyboard!
Thanks. Really thanks!
You're welcome! Thanks for writing :)
Gracias!!!!!!
Welcome!!!!!!
4:57 The technique is not well executed. the arpeggio also goes with the right hand.
Depends on hand structure, these are not performances. My tutorials are for _occasional_ reference, note checking, counting, fingering.