Love your explanation of how to cheat on 10ths! I'm curious, do you play organ, as well as piano? I hear A Whiter shade of pale, and automatically think Hammond B-3, you know? Either way your rendering of this timeless classic is beautiful!🎹🎹🎹🎹
love this one :) Thank you. How does it rank in difficulty? I couldn't find it in your master list (PDF), and I really like all the notes you provide, lets me know what I can reasonably expect to be able to play with practice, and what I need to wait on till I improve a bit.
The sheet music is always linked directly under the video. Terms like "hard" or "medium" are very relative. The best thing is really to watch the video and maybe a bit of the lesson and then judge " I can play that!" .
@@ChristianFuchsBlues The problem is that I listen, and you explain so well, that I think "I can do that', till I am sitting at my piano with the sheet music wondering "what was I thinking?".
I was always surprised how well this song went down with the British people. They aren't normally keen on classical types. Eh! I'm led to believe that Berlin is one of the great spy cities in the world. If not THE greatest spy city in the world. Still, today. Somebody left you Irish Whiskey. You don't drink. Earl Grey's birthday the other day. 13th March 1764. The bergamot is mainly artificial these days. Don't buy the cheap types. Or, as the Germans say, the best price ones. Scotch whisky is spelled with out the extra 'e'. Every day is a school day.
Unless it sounds like Elgar, I guess. Spy city: True, two weeks ago I walked again on the Glienicker Bridge, where spies where exchanged. I am a big John le Carré fan, so I'm all for it. And Earl Grey's birthday should be a national holiday, if you ask me. I would dehydrate without him.
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Another "Classic" from the world's best teacher. I left a bottle of whiskey on your desk. Sip slowly.
One of my favourite songs
BEAUTIFUL. THANK YOU.
Your choice of repertoire for your students is incredible,Maestro. Thanks you so much. Alles Gute and Groove on. Beautifully played: very moving.🔥⭐🌹🙂
Hi Christian, thanks so much for showing us how to practice this beautiful ballade / Bernard
Excellent as usual .
Magnifiques harmonies, excellent pianiste, magnifique interprétation, bravo et merci.😊
Thanks!
Another great tutorial! You are the best!! Thank you so very much!
A lovely piece!
BRAVO 👍
So beautiful...👏👏👏
this is such a beautifull arrangement ❤
Amazing
Beautifully played Christian
Bro you are in my head! I been working on this song and you’re helping me spice it up
encore un super choix , j adore toutes tes versions ,
tu devrais faire ou refaire une ou deux video sur l impro jazz , ce serais super
soit fort
Beautiful
Nice 🎉
Love your explanation of how to cheat on 10ths! I'm curious, do you play organ, as well as piano? I hear A Whiter shade of pale, and automatically think Hammond B-3, you know? Either way your rendering of this timeless classic is beautiful!🎹🎹🎹🎹
A special thanks to JS BACH ;
Yep, forgot to mention, that this piece is inspired by a Bach melody. Thanks for mentioning that!
@@ChristianFuchsBluesis that Air on a G string?
That and Sleepers Awake and some orchestral Suite.
Lovely! I even like it better than the original..which I heard live! Dare I ask...Can you sing it too?
When I sing, the devil gets depressions.
love this one :) Thank you. How does it rank in difficulty? I couldn't find it in your master list (PDF), and I really like all the notes you provide, lets me know what I can reasonably expect to be able to play with practice, and what I need to wait on till I improve a bit.
The sheet music is always linked directly under the video. Terms like "hard" or "medium" are very relative. The best thing is really to watch the video and maybe a bit of the lesson and then judge " I can play that!" .
@@ChristianFuchsBlues The problem is that I listen, and you explain so well, that I think "I can do that', till I am sitting at my piano with the sheet music wondering "what was I thinking?".
Which is still better than If I told you "easy" and you then say "What was HE thinking?" :-)
@@ChristianFuchsBlues LOL :)
I learned about your channel from your Synthesia video. Are you no longer offering MIDI files these days?
Big link under the video! ;-)
Hi Christian. Could you say what is this app which is showing the notes you play ?
Chordie App
@@ChristianFuchsBlues Thank you so much !
I was always surprised how well this song went down with the British people. They aren't normally keen on classical types. Eh! I'm led to believe that Berlin is one of the great spy cities in the world. If not THE greatest spy city in the world. Still, today. Somebody left you Irish Whiskey. You don't drink. Earl Grey's birthday the other day. 13th March 1764. The bergamot is mainly artificial these days. Don't buy the cheap types. Or, as the Germans say, the best price ones. Scotch whisky is spelled with out the extra 'e'. Every day is a school day.
Unless it sounds like Elgar, I guess. Spy city: True, two weeks ago I walked again on the Glienicker Bridge, where spies where exchanged. I am a big John le Carré fan, so I'm all for it. And Earl Grey's birthday should be a national holiday, if you ask me. I would dehydrate without him.
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