Piano Lesson - How to play The Burgmuller's Studies - Part 1
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In this first video of a multi-part series, Robert teaches you how to approach the Etude No. 1, titled "The Candeur", from the 25 Easy and Progressive Studies Op. 100 by Friedrich Johann Franz Burgmuller.
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I have advice from several piano teachers that Moulin de Ville is one of the best ways to learn a good "method" of piano playing. I've started on the first five, and have started transposing them into other keys. La Candeur is a pentatonic study, Arabesque is minor and La Petite Réunion is a study in thirds.
The measure that Robert talked about the G and the F sharp is a vi half diminished chord that becomes fully diminished. I had played it wrong since I hadn't paid attention to the held half notes. That will be corrected next time I'm at the piano.
Great advice!
I'll be starting these soon, merci for the tips.
Hi Robert, I feel I also need to write some words of thank you for these videos.
I'm 42 and I've been practicing just for some months now; a pianist friend recommended first to study the Candeur, then la Chasse, and now I'm with Ballade.
Your videos are not only inspirational, but I keep coming back to re-watch them whenever I'm stuck in problems or doubts or I just want to keep improving my understanding of piano.
I did search youtube quite a lot trying to find pianists playing these pieces, I must say that one of the factors I really like your videos is that I find that your self confessed passion for these pieces translates into how well you play them. I find that quite inspirational and helps in those days when 'nothing seems to work' and you just need to keep pushing.
Please keep going and amazing work!
That's great to hear, thank you for your comment Ki. Be sure to checkout all other videos by Robert on VSM: www.virtualsheetmusic.com/experts/robert/
You have to be the very best piano instructor living on the face of the planet. Thank you for your time and amazing ability to teach piano exquisitely !
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Marbellous teaching with the smartest teacher making lessons never boring. And as a result, a brilliant performance.
That's fantastic to know!
Hi Robert! I would like to take this todays opportunity to send you a great 'Thank you' for all the videos you did here on youtube. I am a 62 years old beginner from Germany and have been starting learning piano in October 2019. Have seen many of tutorials here on TH-cam and do a self-learning which runs quite well. I do not want to become a piano-player in Carnegy-Hall but only for to play some nice stuff of Bergmuller. My goal is playing Chevaleresque of Bergmueller. But I suppose this is for me a 'Long way to Dipperary'. As a beginner. But I work hard on it. And..... taking your lessons. Best regards from Germany, Andreas
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Thank you for such a great lesson. Your teaching and playing is a blessing!
Glad you liked it!
i enjoyed it a lot. i learned to read by myself, but its very good to have some teacher like you helping to find the real rythm.
Glad it was helpful!
This is such a brilliant set of lessons on how to play Burgmuller's 25 easy and progressive studies. Thanks, Robert!
Glad you liked it! Be sure to check out all other videos by Robert on VSM: www.virtualsheetmusic.com/experts/robert/
I love the idea of weight as a breath or an violon bow. But... Too much rubato for my taste, I prefer something simplier and with more direction, not so "cut". I think expression is in the dynamic, not in the speed changes
Am delighted to hear such a note of piano, very interesting
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Master, your way of explaining the importance of arm weight is very nice, I learned it many years ago and it is of great help to achieve the desired sound with good technique, the piano keyboard is too wide to do without. Thank you.
You are most welcome, glad you liked it!
Just listening to you improved my playing 6:53 this is what I was doing OMG this part just unlocked!! Thank you Sir
Glad this video helped!
Really appreciate the insight provided here. I'm just starting off with these and this video is a big help. Thanks!
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Thank you man that was really helpful so thank you very much
Very usefull your lessons. Thank you very much from Madrid.
Glad you like them!
Pourquoi ces accélérations et décélérations ? C'est le volume sonore et non la vitesse qui doivent varier ? Pourquoi jouer de manière aussi hachée ?
ok, you're right, but i think it's not important in front of everything he teaches about these pieces. Also, he may have taken some liberty in phrasing. It is my impression.
I am happy I found you today!
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This was a great help! Thanks so much.
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Thank you Robert. Excellent and clear explanation.
I am about to start learning this piece, this is such a helpful video
Glad it was helpful!
Instead of using "the weight of the arm" concept, I show my students how fast or slow fingers drop to create dynamic differences. As a result, they don't have to worry about making the wrist stiff. My last piano teacher of the University of South Dakota of many years ago taught me to let my fingers do the work. She never used the concept "the weight of the arm".
Fantastic explanation, thank you so much !
Of course! Glad it was helpful!
Solid.
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very easy
Am delighted to hear such a note of piano, very interesting
+sunday ibeh Thank you for your input on this video - If you have any questions, please direct your them to our expert with the link in the description - Also, please feel free to check out the other videos that we have posted! Best of luck!