That brings back memories of my working life - I play the piano reaching ALCM when I was 16 - I hoped to play in public but I found early on that I had stage fright and just couldn`t cope with it so I trained as a piano tuner and worked for over 40 years. Over the years I made many musical friends I had great pleasure working on pianos of mall descriptions - The best part was to hear my customers play after I had done the work . To play the piano straight after tuning and listening to the "bloom" is wonderful
I adore how the scales are run when checking the tune. Well rounded as structured beautifully, your craft is something that always comes across as timeless. Tha k you fir sharing!! 👏🙏
Playing a freshly tuned piano is like gobbling biscuits fresh out of the oven. And that soft closing piano cover is sexy. Mr Barton’s Chopin is even sexier! From your no. 1 groupie ❤️!
@@SamuelJFord My apologies. I hadn't seen the first few moments of the video. Just now I saw Mr Barton playing the scales. I thought you were referring to Study Op 10 No 1.
Hi Mr Paul, could you please make a video playing Bach's Little Fugue in G minor Bwv 578. I have Searched your videos but i coudnt find it. If you already have played it please deliver me the link.Thank you for your great work.
I have played many upright pianos and I am using a Yamaha’s YUS5 I am really happy with YUS5. My friend is a Importer of Feurich piano I played 122 models and it was so impressive for the price range sound was balance and specially bass I have experienced that was like unbelievable much better than many many baby baby grand and after some months I went to his place and tried the 133 model I was totally blown away mind blowing sound again specially super duper bass I have experienced from 133 much better than a baby grand piano the only thing is in my country they he is providing a only 5 years of warranty and Kawai/Yamaha and other brands are providing a 10 years warranty, It makes huge difference because I don’t know how this instrument reacts after 5 years. I have a question about this pianos life and stability is it can last like Yamaha and Kawai? It would be a great if you can answer question. I really love the 133 model. Only worries about the life of this piano. Thank you so much for making this video it’s a one of the best video for Feurich piano sound coming from this piano is unbelievable and really amazing playing. Thank you so much!
Wonder how you keep the RH balanced during the rainy season in Thailand? Both grand and upright. Sometimes it gets over 90%. What's your piano technician advice and recommendation? Thank you so much, Pual for this artistic, adorable and inspiring channel.
Dear Mr. Paul Barton, thank you very much for sharing your video. I would like to say a special thank you for your excellent interpretation of the Chopin Etude op.10 if you close your eyes you might think you are playing on a grand piano. I would still have a little question, if your precious time allows. In the video you spoke of a time of the acclimatization of the grand piano. (You should always do it after transporting a piano) but are there differences to the dry season and rainy season or the humidity of your chosen country is very high compared to other countries. Are there any problems with the mechanics or the tuning of the instrument? Thanks in advance. stay safe and your family best regards, Mr. H
Hi Mr. H. My experience of the Thai climate is it's always extremely hot and humid, day and night, throughout the year. There's little fluctuation in temperature or humidity. It stays around 30/35 to 40C, humidity around 90%. At the moment we're in the rainy season. Tropical storms almost every day or night. The storms are relatively short lived, but violent in nature, with torrential rain, thunder and lightning. I've played FEURICH pianos for 10 years in Thailand. I've also had an upright 122 living outside for weeks at a time (wrapped up and insulated and placed in the shade when not in use, of course). I was told when I started recording for TH-cam, my piano would never survive the Thai climate either indoors and especially out. However, I found the reverse to be true. My 133 for example, has the best action of any piano I have ever played. It's always the same, never a surprise, always light and even. If I open the lid on the 133, take off the upper front board and fallboard, it does almost sound like a grand piano, but with the advantage of a lighter vertical rather than the heavier horizontal action of a grand. Gravity is a big issue in piano action design. The new 218 (sitting behind me as I type) has had several tunings recently. I was told it would take around 3 tunings before it settled down properly as the strings are new. They are nickel coated so won't rust in the humidity as the strings did on the previous model. So as far as my acoustic pianos are concerned in the extreme heat and humidity, the wood and moving parts all seem to be happy and working together as they should. And, on a personal note, the tropical heat in Thailand is quite soothing and relaxing for the hands.
@@PaulBartonPiano First of all, I would like to thank you for your very detailed answer ... I hadn't even had the location of the mechanics in my mind (or rather materials felt, wood, metal strings) but of course that is also a big decisive point that makes sense to me. Please stay safe and your family keep it up, thank you, best regards, Mr. H
Hi Enrico -- I played an extended ending of Chopin's Etude Op.10 No.2, a C major scale. Chopin's Etude Op.10 No.1 and was sight-reading the beginning of Chopin's Berceuse at the end.
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It's so satisfying to watch you playing scales
That brings back memories of my working life - I play the piano reaching ALCM when I was 16 - I hoped to play in public but I found early on that I had stage fright and just couldn`t cope with it so I trained as a piano tuner and worked for over 40 years. Over the years I made many musical friends I had great pleasure working on pianos of mall descriptions - The best part was to hear my customers play after I had done the work . To play the piano straight after tuning and listening to the "bloom" is wonderful
2:41 and on brings me so much emotion, tears to my eyes and choked throat because you play it beautifully and effortlessly
I’ll never tire of op10.1 and you play it so beautifully. Truly inspiring!
Even just listening to you playing scales and trying out the new sound is a treat.
I adore how the scales are run when checking the tune. Well rounded as structured beautifully, your craft is something that always comes across as timeless.
Tha k you fir sharing!! 👏🙏
Playing a freshly tuned piano is like gobbling biscuits fresh out of the oven. And that soft closing piano cover is sexy. Mr Barton’s Chopin is even sexier! From your no. 1 groupie ❤️!
Any time my week drags or I feel weighed down by the world, your playing reminds me of the good and beauty in life. Even when it's just scales!
@@NelsonPinheirojr fun at parties I bet!
@@SamuelJFord My apologies. I hadn't seen the first few moments of the video. Just now I saw Mr Barton playing the scales. I thought you were referring to Study Op 10 No 1.
I deleted my previous answers so as not to mislead people.
@@NelsonPinheirojr No worries.
Mesmerizing and inspiring. Thank you sharing a glimpse of Berceuse!
Gosh, that does have a great tone to it. Sound much bigger than an upright.
Love the sound of that upright! and your playing is divine!
Can't wait to hear some Bach on the grand piano!
Thanks for the tour!
Good Morning , Paul Barton 🎹
Thank you so much for sharing great music with us ! May God continue to bless you all .
🎶 9 / 1 / 2021 🎶
Magnificent playing. BRAVO
We need a full version of that Chopin Berceuse
Paul Barton parabéns.maravilhosa interpretação
Wow! Great sharing! Have a nice day!
Hi Mr Paul, could you please make a video playing Bach's Little Fugue in G minor Bwv 578. I have Searched your videos but i coudnt find it. If you already have played it please deliver me the link.Thank you for your great work.
Grandiosa Tecnica Maestro Paul Barton, todo un virtuoso.
Saludos y un fuerte abrazo.
will you be recording the Berceuse for us in the future? would absolutely love to hear it. :)
Hi scuffed bach -- yes :)
@@PaulBartonPiano amazing, cannot wait. thank you so much!
Emilie is so lucky to have you as he Dad! She's a beautiful little being, as you've created her, as beautiful as your music is, so is she
Delightful. I loved the whole menu.
I feel now composing works for 2 pianos!
I have played many upright pianos and I am using a Yamaha’s YUS5 I am really happy with YUS5. My friend is a Importer of Feurich piano I played 122 models and it was so impressive for the price range sound was balance and specially bass I have experienced that was like unbelievable much better than many many baby baby grand and after some months I went to his place and tried the 133 model I was totally blown away mind blowing sound again specially super duper bass I have experienced from 133 much better than a baby grand piano the only thing is in my country they he is providing a only 5 years of warranty and Kawai/Yamaha and other brands are providing a 10 years warranty, It makes huge difference because I don’t know how this instrument reacts after 5 years. I have a question about this pianos life and stability is it can last like Yamaha and Kawai? It would be a great if you can answer question. I really love the 133 model. Only worries about the life of this piano. Thank you so much for making this video it’s a one of the best video for Feurich piano sound coming from this piano is unbelievable and really amazing playing. Thank you so much!
I have a curiosity Mr. Barton: are his pianos tuned slightly below 440Hz? Thanks from Italy. I love listening to it
Your upright piano sounds so good! What is the brand?
Que lindo suena tu piano
Chopin Op.10 is just the piece to test the tuning with :P
Yes, it is. You can, it uses the whole keyboard. Also, you can really feel the evenness (or otherwise) of the regulation too. Have a good weekend!
So brilliance this Chopin's etude 🤝🏼
For when the Op 25 number 2? 🎹 👐🏼
Hi Silvia, I've recorded that a few times on the grand piano but not on the upright. I think I will :). Are you practicing it right now?
Awesome 👏
you great man
Wonder how you keep the RH balanced during the rainy season in Thailand? Both grand and upright.
Sometimes it gets over 90%.
What's your piano technician advice and recommendation?
Thank you so much, Pual for this artistic, adorable and inspiring channel.
Add a heater in the piano and also a dehumidifier in the room.
I’m Thai ผมคือคนไทยครับ I live in bang phee บางพลี สมุทรปราการ
สวัสดีครับ, ผมได้ฟังคุณเล่นเปียโน เพลงลัลลาบายของบาร์ม ฟังแล้วนุ่มนวลและไพเราะมากครับ คุณมีพรสวรรค์มาก เล่นต่อไปนะครับ
@@PaulBartonPiano ขอบคุณมากครับ
@@PaulBartonPiano when did you learn Thai?
Dear Mr. Paul Barton, thank you very much for sharing your video. I would like to say a special thank you for your excellent interpretation of the Chopin Etude op.10 if you close your eyes you might think you are playing on a grand piano. I would still have a little question, if your precious time allows. In the video you spoke of a time of the acclimatization of the grand piano. (You should always do it after transporting a piano) but are there differences to the dry season and rainy season or the humidity of your chosen country is very high compared to other countries. Are there any problems with the mechanics or the tuning of the instrument? Thanks in advance. stay safe and your family best regards, Mr. H
Hi Mr. H. My experience of the Thai climate is it's always extremely hot and humid, day and night, throughout the year. There's little fluctuation in temperature or humidity. It stays around 30/35 to 40C, humidity around 90%.
At the moment we're in the rainy season. Tropical storms almost every day or night. The storms are relatively short lived, but violent in nature, with torrential rain, thunder and lightning.
I've played FEURICH pianos for 10 years in Thailand. I've also had an upright 122 living outside for weeks at a time (wrapped up and insulated and placed in the shade when not in use, of course).
I was told when I started recording for TH-cam, my piano would never survive the Thai climate either indoors and especially out. However, I found the reverse to be true. My 133 for example, has the best action of any piano I have ever played. It's always the same, never a surprise, always light and even. If I open the lid on the 133, take off the upper front board and fallboard, it does almost sound like a grand piano, but with the advantage of a lighter vertical rather than the heavier horizontal action of a grand. Gravity is a big issue in piano action design.
The new 218 (sitting behind me as I type) has had several tunings recently. I was told it would take around 3 tunings before it settled down properly as the strings are new. They are nickel coated so won't rust in the humidity as the strings did on the previous model.
So as far as my acoustic pianos are concerned in the extreme heat and humidity, the wood and moving parts all seem to be happy and working together as they should. And, on a personal note, the tropical heat in Thailand is quite soothing and relaxing for the hands.
@@PaulBartonPiano First of all, I would like to thank you for your very detailed answer ... I hadn't even had the location of the mechanics in my mind (or rather materials felt, wood, metal strings) but of course that is also a big decisive point that makes sense to me. Please stay safe and your family keep it up, thank you, best regards, Mr. H
Hi Paul. What are the exercises and pieces you played in this video. Many thanks.
Hi Enrico -- I played an extended ending of Chopin's Etude Op.10 No.2, a C major scale. Chopin's Etude Op.10 No.1 and was sight-reading the beginning of Chopin's Berceuse at the end.
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
What was the last song??
Chopin- Berceuse Op. 57
Chopin Berceuse in D flat Major, op.57
Berceuse - Chopin
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Thank you sir. Also I like your video composition. I use dynamic symmetry and gestalt psychology when I draw.
Can you do the revolutionnary etude please ? ♥
He's already played it
@@Zephyrus47 oh sorry
@@maltheore672 It's okay. He's some Op. 10 th-cam.com/video/T6ouZM6Kzgw/w-d-xo.html
Waterfalls seems so dangerous for the right hand..
Nice !! ( second )
First!
Congrats!🎉...v
Why are you wearing a mask playing the piano🙄
Because there was a professional Piano Tuner in the same room. Probably required by company policy. Rightly so, if you ask me.
Different countries have different laws. Please learn respect.
You speak without mask and after you put your mask👎👎👎👎