Why is Grieg's Piano Concerto so Great?? (Looking at Movement 1) Pianist Duane Hulbert

[@stephenbruce2600]

So interesting. Thank you for this overview. 👏👏👏

[@LearnLoveMusic]

My pleasure. Thanks for watching!

[@GrahamKerrWhitfield]

I really love the way that Duane explains this piece.. I feel like I am taking a music appreciation course, deepening my understanding of pieces that I have heard before, but never appreciated in this depth.

[@LearnLoveMusic]

Glad you enjoyed it. Grieg wrote a great piece.

[@horaciovillegasarango3278]

Muchas gracias Maestro!

[@LearnLoveMusic]

Thanks for watching.

[@dmitryandrianov5689]

Thank you!

[@R.Williams]

Thank you for this analysis. I originally wrote a comment that I’ve since found I was completely wrong on all the facts. 😅 Now I don’t know who it was that played this concerto that I loved! I do play myself but not at this level. I am a big fan of your videos analyzing different pieces. Thank you!

[@LearnLoveMusic]

You're very welcome

[@militaryandemergencyservic3286]

Hi Duane! This is such a great video of such a great piece. Many thanks!
Great cantabile at around 6:35. I think I'm going to try to include that in my new loop (and maybe those descending thirds just before) - as it all seems basic but beautiful. Here is my 20 minute loop without the Grieg (the first 2 minutes are repeated again at the end): th-cam.com/video/r3p2yLpCL94/w-d-xo.html

[@LearnLoveMusic]

Good to hear from you again! I'll check out your video. Thanks for sharing.

[@militaryandemergencyservic3286]

Thanks. Here's my latest sonatina. My Beethoven and Tchaikovsky line ex-teacher said she liked my first one. This is my third: th-cam.com/video/ZJcrRmuc0iw/w-d-xo.html