Her name is Sachi Gina Kobayashi and she is a professional pianist now. Absolutely surreal seeing how she looks now and this 1993 video. Internet is great in moments like this.
His explanation is accurate, concrete and easy to understand. More than anything, he is affectionate for his students. That is, it is the starting point of every education.
I think he uses the imagery he has in his mind when he plays it which helps him get out the colours he tries to put out when he plays the piece. Really impressive
I am playing the piece myself. Wonderful instruction here. The deeper the student goes into practice, the more beauty unfolds. My teacher was strict: Start left and right hands separately and play very slowly for a longer time. Use left accords only without playing sixtoles when starting both hands. Once left and right are mastered by heart separately then introduce polyrhythm carefully. Do not use pedal in practice at all but play an extreme legato in left hand. Every tone must sing by itself. Keep rotating hands and release tension in each half circle. The lighter hands become, the better the sound unfolds and the faster and more even hands can play. Enjoy listening and practicing. Chopin is a treasure.
@@raniadahayu1412 By no means I would claim to have mastered it, but to learn it by heart, it took me about three months with a regular 1-hour practice per day. To play it really well enough it takes much more time. Imagine at least a year for an advanced student depending on practice hours, talent, and a good teacher at hand. Even leave it aside for a month or two and then come back. Hire a teacher!
@@fernandarivera5585 I think they meant it was very hard for them to hear the difference, and you said you can really hear it so they said if you want a pedal because it was so hard for them to hear the differenc
@@klieis9491 It gets REAL around measure 10, that E triad in the left hand is rough. I'm coming back to this after getting stuck there a few months ago. Hope it went better for you, lol
En général, je n'aime pas trop les masterclasses; mais avec Cyprien Katsaris, ça semble être une belle expérience. Il est extrêmement courtois, modeste et raffiné. C'est un merveilleux pédagogue semble-t-il.
He is so incredibly considerate and respectful! Master classes can be an exercise in humiliation with the master basically flexing the whole time. Not so here. What a wonderful mentor!
Katsaris is among the very greatest pianists that ever lived, yet his posted videos do not have a truly high number of views, suggesting audiences are more interested in charisma than true genius.
What a beautiful memory to be shared with the world. Mr. Katsaris’s impact can still be felt on any viewer of this video today. Sachisan was already a polished, poetic pianist at this young age in 1993. My best wishes to both musicians and thank you to the poster of this video.
This is an outstanding example of how a true virtuoso like Katsaris interprets a piece of music - whether the young girl (who is so advanced for her age!) decides to interpret it, as Katsaris does, in the future should be her decision but what hopefully comes across as a true treasure to her (and ALL of us here) is that trying to "image" the composer's intent is paramount in trying to convey emotion. Whether we interpret EXACTLY as the composer intended is perhaps not always entirely possible but at least if there is an attempt at portraying an image or story, then a musician has a chance to convey an emotion rather than just stringing a whole bunch of notes together. Emotions conveyed is true artistry while notes that are just played, is well . . . just playing : )
This man is a pure artist! The way he speaks with all these mataphors.. and you can see when he is diving into his imagination! And this girl is also so good on the piano! I am 19 years old and cant imagine playing as good as her! I just hope her parents have´nt forced her to play the piano
It's funny when he's saying "be more angry" 😂 not something you hear very often. This video is amazing. I never liked this piece so much before, but this elevated it to a new level for me.
I really wish the other recorded masterclasses were in English like this one (or at the very least, had translating subtitles). This is just a treasure.
We enjoy here the essence of a music class: to transmit and to receive the knowledge of performing music respecting the style of the composition and communicating the feelings of the composer and the performer. Thank you for posting this video.
He's indubitably a great Master explaining how he study, think and feel the piece. With the demonstration included... It's very inspiring but...the artistic process, analysis and the interior research of such talented pupils is out of scene. Is like wear the clothes of another person.
It's an incredibly tedious task to be able to get the polyrhythms 100%. I remember when I was first learning this over 12 years ago, that was the biggest challenge. After getting back into piano this year, relearning this (as one of my favourite pieces) I remember how much bloody time I originally put into learning this.
Working on this piece now and am going to use this video for practice! Excellent teacher and analogies. I totally see what he means when he says to try to get something that's out of reach.
What a lucky girl to have him coaching. Picking up on all of his remarks Wish I could meet Chopin for a lesson or some play along time One of my favorite pieces ❤ fantaisie impromptu
@@modernmozart813 No I don't. That's exactly the point. You understand? He is so convinced of his own interpretation, but in the end, it could be total bullshit.
How wonderfully the child responds to the Master's instruction ! And she is not fazed by his intensity. Needless to say, the is himself a great pianist !
I'm working on this at the moment and all advices Cyprien gives are litteraly golden . I'm no way a pianist, playing only for 2 years, but hs vision of the piece and the technical explanations are just so on point when you apply them yourself
I'm playing this piece on the piano (in fact, I have my piano exam in one month), and from now on, I'll try thinking of the movement of the leafs in a tree every time I play the piece ♥
Its one of the most difficult Chopin pieces.. I so envy for talented people who can learn this so quickly in this young age and carry this amazing playing abilities through life and enjoy..The best soul healing talent ever and purest antidepressant.
It's been no problem for me. Only about 12 years of learning, then not playing it because of bad habits, and then playing it again now about the last 5 years and still failing, LOL. So yeah, no single problem, but many many problems. That said, I have finally advanced to the point where I might gain some insight from this lesson.
An excellent presentation...Wonderful teaching. Such combination of beautiful music and the entourage creates special atmosphere. Mind is starting to operate in different mode. It was a fusion from another world with present time....Thank you very much.
Her name is Sachi Gina Kobayashi and she is a professional pianist now. Absolutely surreal seeing how she looks now and this 1993 video. Internet is great in moments like this.
She looks like Kris Aquino when she was young
Very mediocre average one. Who give a sht
@@FrancisAsin-Gioro
Not you, clearly.
@@FrancisAsin-Gioro wtf? 😭
His explanation is accurate, concrete and easy to understand. More than anything, he is affectionate for his students. That is, it is the starting point of every education.
i was going to like but you have 222 likes and i don’t wanna ruin it
@@rico25809wdym? Lol 😆 😂
Ez ? I got not idea😂
The imagery and the way he aligns the imagery with the music is so profound. Genius.
I think he uses the imagery he has in his mind when he plays it which helps him get out the colours he tries to put out when he plays the piece.
Really impressive
I am playing the piece myself. Wonderful instruction here. The deeper the student goes into practice, the more beauty unfolds. My teacher was strict: Start left and right hands separately and play very slowly for a longer time. Use left accords only without playing sixtoles when starting both hands. Once left and right are mastered by heart separately then introduce polyrhythm carefully. Do not use pedal in practice at all but play an extreme legato in left hand. Every tone must sing by itself. Keep rotating hands and release tension in each half circle. The lighter hands become, the better the sound unfolds and the faster and more even hands can play. Enjoy listening and practicing. Chopin is a treasure.
Too strict i say
Thanks for this instruction, it sums up this video!
Wow how long did it take
This is piece is not for me yet. Perhaps in 2 years time. I will keep in mind your advice.
@@raniadahayu1412 By no means I would claim to have mastered it, but to learn it by heart, it took me about three months with a regular 1-hour practice per day. To play it really well enough it takes much more time. Imagine at least a year for an advanced student depending on practice hours, talent, and a good teacher at hand. Even leave it aside for a month or two and then come back. Hire a teacher!
It's hard to be a better teacher than this.
I don't know a lot about music, but omg I really can hear the difference between when she first plays and when he makes the corrections 🙂🙂🙂
Fernanda Rivera Do you want a medal 😂
Kara Killoran yeah man 3 years later she’d like a medal.
Loool I didn't really understand that comment about the medal 🥺🤭
Lol
@@fernandarivera5585 I think they meant it was very hard for them to hear the difference, and you said you can really hear it so they said if you want a pedal because it was so hard for them to hear the differenc
Man, I cannot imagine how hard it is. play the note alone is soooo freakin hard. Now, she learn the "feel". Both of them is awesome!
You have to know how to play it before you can really sink emotion into it! But we’ll all get there eventually.
@@rainqd1889 exactly
CrimsonR hopefully I’m still on the 10th measure lol it’s been weeks😂😂
@@klieis9491 It gets REAL around measure 10, that E triad in the left hand is rough. I'm coming back to this after getting stuck there a few months ago. Hope it went better for you, lol
For some reason, he's the only piano teacher that I don't think I'd be intimidated when I attend his master classes. 😂
I want him as my piano teacher....
EpicDragon Studios he acts like my professor lol
Cakez (켸이크) You're lucky then
Cakez (켸이크) Me too
Why not. 1000 USD per hour, ok ?
Cringey Libtard, shut up man, no one cares
He is such an amazing teacher! Love this.
En général, je n'aime pas trop les masterclasses; mais avec Cyprien Katsaris, ça semble être une belle expérience. Il est extrêmement courtois, modeste et raffiné. C'est un merveilleux pédagogue semble-t-il.
He is so incredibly considerate and respectful! Master classes can be an exercise in humiliation with the master basically flexing the whole time.
Not so here.
What a wonderful mentor!
beautiful ! He plays and teaches with so much soul! a joy to watch !
A wonderful teacher and a very talented student who absorbed everything he was teaching her.
6:53 sounds so much better, whatever he had her do really seems to have worked. Truly brilliant teaching, I'm going to try this myself
Ethan Wang yes so impressed by how many ways he induced
Completely different and beautifully accented the melody. He really knows what he's talking about
These masterclasses are gems.
What a gentil way of giving a class!
Katsaris is among the very greatest pianists that ever lived, yet his posted videos do not have a truly high number of views, suggesting audiences are more interested in charisma than true genius.
Both girl and teacher so talented. And this video has taught a lot. Thanks for sharing it.
What a beautiful memory to be shared with the world. Mr. Katsaris’s impact can still be felt on any viewer of this video today. Sachisan was already a polished, poetic pianist at this young age in 1993. My best wishes to both musicians and thank you to the poster of this video.
Katsaris, great pianoteacher, great pianist, charming person.
This Fantaisie-Impromptu was the favourite composition of his father...
Katsaris is so knowledgeable.. Loved every minute of this!
This is an outstanding example of how a true virtuoso like Katsaris interprets a piece of music - whether the young girl (who is so advanced for her age!) decides to interpret it, as Katsaris does, in the future should be her decision but what hopefully comes across as a true treasure to her (and ALL of us here) is that trying to "image" the composer's intent is paramount in trying to convey emotion. Whether we interpret EXACTLY as the composer intended is perhaps not always entirely possible but at least if there is an attempt at portraying an image or story, then a musician has a chance to convey an emotion rather than just stringing a whole bunch of notes together. Emotions conveyed is true artistry while notes that are just played, is well . . . just playing : )
He is teaching her to "play with passion" well done
well said.
She must have been under a lot of pressure...imagine playing in front of him! But she's so lucky though.
1993 bro...
Tlou Gamer still one of the greatest pianists alive
Nah, he's just like any other piano teacher on that level, come on.
amjan katsaris isn't just a teacher. he is also a virtuoso pianist. in my opinion, he is one of the greats.
amjan whatttt no he’s not all my piano teachers suck and are nothing like him
Amazing teacher, wonderful student. A perfect class!
貴重な映像、親指と小指でメロディーを引き立たせるのがこの曲の重要な部分、すごく勉強になります、さっそくやってみます、すばらしい教え方、さすが一流ピアニスト！
This man is a pure artist! The way he speaks with all these mataphors.. and you can see when he is diving into his imagination! And this girl is also so good on the piano! I am 19 years old and cant imagine playing as good as her! I just hope her parents have´nt forced her to play the piano
She starts 10x as good as myself and gets 10x better in 30 minutes
What a talent for teaching!! Music as a emanation of feelings.....Absolutely amazing
It's funny when he's saying "be more angry" 😂 not something you hear very often. This video is amazing. I never liked this piece so much before, but this elevated it to a new level for me.
Both, the teacher and the student are just wonderful. Thank you so much.
This is just lovely to watch. Katsaris is very good at giving instructions, and the young pianist is very receptive to them.
Good teacher. I like his style.
0:24 and 6:53
When I compared these timesteps I actually noticed the differences!
this has to be one of the most beautiful pieces every written.
it is a melody that fills my soul and with this master class even more, the girl has a great talent congratulations
Great teacher, he looks for picture and emotion in the song rather than a majority of teachers just having their students play it as it's written only
....he knows what he is doing and how he is doing it - great video!
Wow his advice is amazing it really makes such a difference
I really wish the other recorded masterclasses were in English like this one (or at the very least, had translating subtitles). This is just a treasure.
Katsaris is such a good professor abd pianist. All arguments are clear . Amazing
I love Cyprien Katsaris, his masterclass are so beautiful and inspiring
Thank you for posting!!
Thanks for sharing. Valuable lesson and student of piano.❤
We enjoy here the essence of a music class: to transmit and to receive the knowledge of performing music respecting the style of the composition and communicating the feelings of the composer and the performer. Thank you for posting this video.
He's indubitably a great Master explaining how he study, think and feel the piece. With the demonstration included... It's very inspiring but...the artistic process, analysis and the interior research of such talented pupils is out of scene. Is like wear the clothes of another person.
That change that occurs around 3:10 is amazing. Sometimes it just take some outside perspective to help things fall in place.
Excellent teacher and what a great responsive student!!!👍👍
This man is a wonderful teacher!
Lol, I can't even handle 4:3 Polyrhythms, guess I was in the wrong class
You'll get the hang of it with practice, it will become muscle memory and you won't even think about it
thank you, after 1 week of trying, I actually did :))
It's an incredibly tedious task to be able to get the polyrhythms 100%. I remember when I was first learning this over 12 years ago, that was the biggest challenge.
After getting back into piano this year, relearning this (as one of my favourite pieces) I remember how much bloody time I originally put into learning this.
Yeah I'm having the same problem
You are so mean
Fantastic teacher. Completely different to the person I had at the RCM. People are very fortunate if they've had a teacher like that.
Master classes are always a joy to watch. Breaking down the music to be practiced in order to bring out the true potential beauty of the work!
Mr. Katsaris is amazing teacher and pianist.
Working on this piece now and am going to use this video for practice! Excellent teacher and analogies. I totally see what he means when he says to try to get something that's out of reach.
4 beats with one hand and three beats with the other. Awesome!
What a lucky girl to have him coaching.
Picking up on all of his remarks
Wish I could meet Chopin for a lesson or some play along time
One of my favorite pieces ❤ fantaisie impromptu
What a lovely and gifted prodigy ! God bless her !
This makes me regret a lot for not practicing
He is a great teacher ,his interpretation is awesome 👏
But in the end, it's only his interpretation. Not Chopin's.
@@argi0774 You know Chopin’s interpretation euh ???!!!
@@modernmozart813 No I don't. That's exactly the point. You understand? He is so convinced of his own interpretation, but in the end, it could be total bullshit.
@@argi0774 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬How dare you !!!!!Do you have ears ? He’s brought joys to us and that’s the best interpretation!!!
@@modernmozart813 Yes but that's not the point
I sooooo needed to hear this!! This definitely helps me as I polish this piece in my playing. Thank you for sharing!!!!!
Vraiment génial ce Katsaris ! Non seulement LE meilleur pianiste actuel mais également un super pédagogue ! :)
Such a beautiful playing, magic!
wow he is so good, and girl is very talented. I would love to have teacher like him
What a precious lesson.
He is a good piano teacher :)
How wonderfully the child responds to the Master's instruction ! And she is not fazed by his intensity. Needless to say, the is himself a great pianist !
Yes..
Not that intense really but ok
@@lucaschangdiep8314fr if they think this is intense they should check out lang lang
I'm working on this at the moment and all advices Cyprien gives are litteraly golden .
I'm no way a pianist, playing only for 2 years, but hs vision of the piece and the technical explanations are just so on point when you apply them yourself
How are you playing this after only two years
@@zzedixx i had the exact same thought in my mind hahah
@@zzedixxhe's probably playing it horribly
it’s very possible to play this after 2 years if you practise 2-4 hrs a day…
Chopin wrote history with this piece!!!
Thank u so much for posting this video, I am now in love with Katsaris :)
Amazing ! fantastic teacher and also the girl. Greeting from Italy
Amazing teacher, i wish id have a teacher like him, excellent student, very informative!
the best teacher and the best student! many many many many thank you.
Both of them are amazing 🖤
I'm playing this piece on the piano (in fact, I have my piano exam in one month), and from now on, I'll try thinking of the movement of the leafs in a tree every time I play the piece ♥
Have you passed your esame? 😅
@@DaniDani-69 Yes, I passed :) Thanks for asking ^^
Amazing..immediate improvement of the pupil ♥️
What a composing man ! Just unimaginable I can't describe with words.
先生の英語が優しくて耳に入ってくる
Many thanks gor uploading these videos are very great!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
A very great musician and teacher.
Lovely Young Lady and I like Her style! No excessive body movement! She is Excellent!
Very useful thanks maestro Katsaris
super cours avec une interprétation pleine de délicatesse et de poésie...merci katsaris
Thank you so much for sharing this!! ♥ What an amazing teacher!
全部の音を和音にして押さえたままメロディーになる音とか強調する音だけ何回も弾く練習法もっと早く知りたかったです！２回目の変化トリルの使い方も勉強になります。。
Really enjoy the masterclass, excellent coaching with inspiration, well done! Thank you!!
I'm learning this as well. Very helpful advice.
Both are really amazing, both are great teachers! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
This stuff is Golden
Its one of the most difficult Chopin pieces.. I so envy for talented people who can learn this so quickly in this young age and carry this amazing playing abilities through life and enjoy..The best soul healing talent ever and purest antidepressant.
It's been no problem for me. Only about 12 years of learning, then not playing it because of bad habits, and then playing it again now about the last 5 years and still failing, LOL. So yeah, no single problem, but many many problems. That said, I have finally advanced to the point where I might gain some insight from this lesson.
Lament > Revolt > Angry. Wow!!!
Beautiful Maestro...
Good lesson. His advice at 4:23 into the video reminded me of Op. 28 No. 8 by Chopin. 8 note figures where the weight is on the first note...
An excellent presentation...Wonderful teaching. Such combination of beautiful music and the entourage creates special atmosphere. Mind is starting to operate in different mode. It was a fusion from another world with present time....Thank you very much.
Great master class !
Thank you !
What a great masterclass!
22:06 I think this a lot about some of Chopin's music (sorrowful acceptance). Just beautifully described.
Having just learned this piece this just reminds me how badly I am playing it now lmao. So helpful to have this video to refer to though.
素晴らしいレッスン✨ とても興味深かったです
Great student and an amazing teacher! Sachi-gina K, must be an amazing player nowadays!
Thanks, wonderful video tutoral and playing!!!
i wish i had a teacher like that..