Is Mozarts K.331 (1st movement) and intermediate piece? If so, that would be great. I can play the notes but I don't feel that its flowing as it should. 😣
@@ccfliege Mozart is deceptively difficult! The notes seem so easy…and it is so hard to make it sound artistic. I should do some more Mozart soon. Thanks for the suggestion. 😊
Fun Story: Years ago, I had a student who came back with a wildly-imaginative storyline about this piece. She said, "BALLADE" was an acronym for "Big Animal Likes Living At Dude's Estate", and the A section was this monster who tormented the homeowner at night (major Scarbo vibes here, ha!), and the B section was a moment where they made friends with one another and were dancing together. I can't teach it anymore without thinking about Big Animal Likes Living At Dude's Estate. :)
This was great! Thanks, Janna! I loved your story examples! Burgmuller's L'Orage (The Storm) has also been very popular in my studio and I'd love to hear your ideas on teaching it too.
Hi Sara - I have a video on The Storm within the TopMusicPro academy, so I won't have one here on that piece. You can find out more about TMP membership here - members.topmusic.co/JannaWilliamson/membership
@@JannaWilliamson In Canada, this piece is in the RCM* Level 4 Etudes book. The editor indicates a bar-to-bar change of hands at that passage. (* Royal Conservatory of Music) In an exam, the student would be expected to alternate hands for each broken triad.
Великолепный урок, просвещенный этой балладе . Гениальный показ эмоциональной подкладки к каждой фразе и к каждому пассажу. Жаль, у меня не было такого преподавателя . ❤❤❤❤
I just looked up the Reverie, and found some teaching tips for this piece! Crystal, you might find this helpful: www.dennisalexander.com/aa_teaching-tips.php?daTXT=e726042d3634f764ef
@@CrystalLiu1 I have a vide on this Chopin Waltz within my Piece By Piece series on TopMusicPro. You can learn more about membership at this link: members.topmusic.co/JannaWilliamson/membership
Do you have other pieces in the intermediate repertoire that you'd like me to cover in a future video? Leave a comment here!
Is Mozarts K.331 (1st movement) and intermediate piece? If so, that would be great.
I can play the notes but I don't feel that its flowing as it should. 😣
@@ccfliege Mozart is deceptively difficult! The notes seem so easy…and it is so hard to make it sound artistic. I should do some more Mozart soon. Thanks for the suggestion. 😊
Always love hearing you walk through student repertoire! Yes, such fun drama in this one!
Fun Story: Years ago, I had a student who came back with a wildly-imaginative storyline about this piece. She said, "BALLADE" was an acronym for "Big Animal Likes Living At Dude's Estate", and the A section was this monster who tormented the homeowner at night (major Scarbo vibes here, ha!), and the B section was a moment where they made friends with one another and were dancing together. I can't teach it anymore without thinking about Big Animal Likes Living At Dude's Estate. :)
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My colleague that I mentioned very flamboyantly sang the "NOT THESE!" part for the shoe store story. So that is always in my head!
This was great! Thanks, Janna! I loved your story examples! Burgmuller's L'Orage (The Storm) has also been very popular in my studio and I'd love to hear your ideas on teaching it too.
Hi Sara - I have a video on The Storm within the TopMusicPro academy, so I won't have one here on that piece. You can find out more about TMP membership here - members.topmusic.co/JannaWilliamson/membership
Hello! Can you please make a video on Openness also one of Burgmüller pieces
Can you clarify opus and number? I think your title translation might be different than mine.
thank you for sharing your expertise :)
you're welcome!
Should the broken chord in Bar 26 be played with the left hand?
Yes if you take the previous two bars with the RH. I think you could also redistribute m.24 RH, m.25 LH, m.26 RH
@@JannaWilliamson In Canada, this piece is in the RCM* Level 4 Etudes book. The editor indicates a bar-to-bar change of hands at that passage. (* Royal Conservatory of Music) In an exam, the student would be expected to alternate hands for each broken triad.
Великолепный урок, просвещенный этой балладе . Гениальный показ эмоциональной подкладки к каждой фразе и к каждому пассажу. Жаль, у меня не было такого преподавателя . ❤❤❤❤
thx for the video, I enjoy watching your videos. Reverie in F minor by Dennis Alexander for the future video if it's appropriate. Thank you.
I don’t know that piece, but I love Dennis Alexander! I’ll look it up.
Or Chopin s waltz in A minor, B150.
The opening passage has been repeated many times. I m interested to know how to interpret them. Thx.
I just looked up the Reverie, and found some teaching tips for this piece! Crystal, you might find this helpful: www.dennisalexander.com/aa_teaching-tips.php?daTXT=e726042d3634f764ef
@@CrystalLiu1 I have a vide on this Chopin Waltz within my Piece By Piece series on TopMusicPro. You can learn more about membership at this link: members.topmusic.co/JannaWilliamson/membership
@@JannaWilliamson thx a lot ^_^. My daughter will have it in the Kiwanis Music Festival in 10 days. Thank you so much.
What is the original key of this peace?
C minor, as played here in the video.
@@JannaWilliamson thank you