Bravo Maestro! As a child I was also intimidated by the rhythm. Thank you for breaking it down with such practical and simple understanding! You a truly a fine "maestro!"
A magnificent, expert tutor, I believe you have finally helped me master 4 against 3 rhythm in Fantasie Impromptu very simply and slowly, but I am sure I will be able to quicken up the pace, and master the beautiful subtleties in the phrasing of this piece .... thank you so much ❤😊👍🙏
Thank you so much. I'm 77, began playing just a few years ago, have had 4 years of lessons. At my age, I can't wait.... I've been learning and playing through The Well Tempered Clavier I and you've peaked my interest! I'll pull this off the shelf tomorrow and will begin to make a go of it. I love the polyrhythms! Again, thank you for inspiring me to dip into Chopin!
+Vince Luschas Happy to hear you found my content inspiring! I wish you lots of joy in playing Chopin. My next video will be on Bach’s Prelude and Fugue in C minor from WTC 1. Maybe it could be interesting for you? Good luck and all the best!
I cant believe I only just now found this channel. I played piano as a teenager for about 3 years and was so passionate about it. I was beginning to play Chopin around this time. Once I started college, I never really played again. There were times I wanted to, but it felt like such a monumental (and intimidating) task to get back to where I was, so I just never bothered. Plus life gets busy as an adult. Now in my 40s, I want to try. I have forgotten pretty much everything I used to play, but Chopin and Schubert were my favorites. I used to listen to them on my cd player (remember those? Lol) all day and dream of playing like the masters of the craft. The way you break down each measure makes it feel a lot less intimidating. Thank you. I will be watching this channel closely and giving this piece a try. Slowly of course lol.
Hello! I am currently learning this piece with 9 years of experience. I was struggling with the 4:3 rhythm but your exercises really help me alot! Thank you so much for this tutorial
not only do u teach it really well, i genuinely think this is the best interpretation ive heard, even better than arthur rubinsteins… wow you are good!!!
Absolutely amazing, spectacular video!!! In my 35 years of playing this piece, I have never seen an education video about this piece like this! Thank you!!!
After watching it 5 times.. I can say that's the only true tutorial I've found of impromptu. This video just gave me the extra boost to try again with clear finger positions and hands separatly. That's very very good. This video feels like paid content. Thank you again
Thank you very much for being willing to spend the time to give such wonderful help! I'm re-learning this from high school years, but getting up to speed in my 80s. : )
I played it at age 13. The best way to deal with the 3 against 4 is to play the left-hand part by itself until you can do it on autopilot. Then concentrate on the right hand. Use the fingerings suggested by Chopin. Most of the difficulties are keeping it under your hands, which means wrist movements are critical.The end is a bit tricky since the fingers are in a clustered position. It's a great piece, though. Listen to an old recording of Jose Iturbi's version as inspiration.
Dear Antune, this is an unbelievable tutorial with so many extremely important information. This will not only enhance the playability of this particular tune rather it will make any one a complete piano player to handle any other challenging composition. I don't think we would get this tutorial even from one to one lesson from the local teacher/school. May God bless you 🙏🙏🙏.
@@Antune It was truly helpful sir. My children are learning piano from TH-cam and other online sources. I consider your channel is a blessings for my children. May almighty grant you long, healthy and happy life.
Excellent tutorial format with music score, detailing how to practice and a superb performance in its entity at the end. What a great opportunity for taking a master class at the comfort of home! The free sheet music comes in handy as some pages fell off from my album!
BRAVOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!! MEISTRO... Bless you for this masterful explanation. And i don't even play piano, but i adore this piece. I am certain that i could nver play this piece if i practiced for the rest of my life. But your explanation, allows me to dream that one day i could . I have gotten to the point that i rarely listen to anything but Chopin. I am convinced that no composer in the history of music is in his league. The amount of beauty in everything he wrote to me surpasses the Heiden's and Brookners of the world. SO often I hear symphonys on the radio in my car thinking at times there is nothing to hear though i know music is playing. But with Chopin you are taken on a journey where you are held captive to sounds which are irresistible to deny a melody which moves your sould from the start to the finish without a moment not carried by further anticipation. How could one know that who has no idea where middle C is? Well that is the same answer given by an accountant who is overwhelmed by a Van Gogh he's standing in front of intoxicated by colors has never seen, yet incapable of naming the colors on a wheel. The secret to artistic appreciation of brilliance is the complete lack of preparation of such a member of an audience, in order to love something one has no concept of. That of course is part of the magic I am mesmerized by. Thank you again for the video.. sorry for the long post
Just very greatful This is a piece I have “played “ But struggeled with. Your advices are so instructive and helpful. Thank you for sharing your expertise
I nearly cried after watching your video. I tried to learn this piece for years when I was 14 and could only play the easier middle part but could never figure out how to get the left and right hand to play succinctly for the beginning and end parts. I'm nearly 40 now and used your technique starting at 6:28 to separate those beats out and repeat them and I was actually able to play through the first page of the song after practicing for the day, it blew my mind. My god, it was a revelation, that was my missing link after all these years. Just wanted to thank you for making this tutorial video. I can't believe I'll actually be able to learn this entire piece, now.
I was just looking for some tips to improve this piece and then I find this master class! Thank you very much professor. I subscribe and going right now to buy you a coffee. You help terribly to people like me who went far with the piano but we took another path in life and now here we are, playing again with no more teacher than ourselves and TH-cam. Many many thanks, Antune.
Thank you for the kind words! And for the coffee :) Happy to hear you found my video helpful. I wish you all the best and lots of fun with piano playing!
Very nice tutorial! I just started playing piano with czerny op 599, so am just learning basics, i will be 100% percent will be looking to this video when i got enough skill to play this piece. Thanks a lot, you are a great teacher.
i started it yesterday and believe it or not i cut it the same part as you to approach the 3 against 4 . Happy i found your video today, i was on the right approach here. Works like a charm
Thank you for such an interesting and informative tutorial. I returned to piano lessons during Covid lockdown at age 58 after a 40 year break, and now in my 60's I am enjoying lessons more than ever, despite a lot of stiffness in my fingers. Fantasie Impromptu may be beyond my physical capability (I am just about coping with Debussy's two Arabesques), but I might try to attempt learning it now. Your explanation and demonstration of the polyrhythm is wonderful. I have never achieved playing three against four, but I feel it might be possible now.
Wow , this is great ! Thank you so much ! I am working my way through every youtube video on this piece -it is amazing how everyone teaches something different but they all complement each other .It is going to take me a while to play at the correct speed but it is great fun trying ......
My piano teacher keeps judging my fantasie impromptu by calling it muddy, bad, rusty, and more. But this video really changed my playing. My piano teacher was really surprised. Thank you so much for making this video for everyone, it helped so many people out there.
Did your teacher tried to give you some kind of an input what to adjust? I find it disappointing to have a teacher yet to improve your performing via YT explanation...
Finally, I success to play polyrhythm (3 vs. 4). May be not very perfect, but at least I can play. Most important point is trying many many times. Don't give up. I also cannot imagine that I can play polyrhythm before.
Many thanks! My next tutorial will be on Chopin’s Prelude op.28 no.15. It might be more comfortable to play. Perhaps you can start with that? Have a nice day!
I have just recently started working on this piece and discovered this tutorial today. Your careful explanations are going to help me tremendously! Thank you!
I came from learning Debussy- Arabesque Polyrhythm, I thought I can apply them too in Fantasie Impromptu but sadly they're not the same. Thank you for teaching the Polyrhythym and it's exercises.
Thank you for the comment. You can try to apply the same principles when practicing polyrhythms. I am planning to make a tutorial on Arabesque No.1 by Debussy, probably in a few months. All the best!
Thank you for this tutorial! I was trying to play with 2 hands and couldnt do it. But now i can! I understand the 3 vs 4 now. Thank you so much again you, are life saver 😁
Thank you so much for your piano lessons; I have always been afraid of Chopin Impromptu, and I am excited to try the exercises. And yes, I will buy you 3 cups of coffee, but I suggest a glass of a very warm beautiful cabernet. Thank you again.
Thank you for the comment and the coffee! I hope the exercises can help you. I have a concert coming up very soon, and I’ll keep in mind your cabernet suggestion for after the performance! ;)
3:01 that jump. That is the jump I've been struggling to for days and I still find it very hard to play correctly and without slowing down the tempo. The black keys are thin as hell and to catch it with the pinky is nearly impossible
You can let go of the last A# a little earlier, so you'll have slightly more time for the jump. It will sound fine because the pedal will prevent it from sounding too short. Maybe doesn't sound like it would make too much difference, but I promise, it does enough!
Your video tutorials are divine thank you . Will you be having a tutorial on La Campanella ? It will be a piece I’m ready to tackle in 1-2 year’s time 😀☺️
Many thanks! I will make a tutorial for La Campanella at some point for sure. But I have other pieces planned from Liszt, so I can't say when. Good luck with practicing!
Funny that you mentioned as I child - this is to me advanced :D not for kiddos, great video, amazing explanation - i used to be stuck with right hand,cos it was painful to play repeating sounds, this exercise helps massively. Thank you
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What would you like to hear from Chopin next?
Nocturne Op 9 No 2 Eb
Minute Waltz
Chopin Ballade No. 1 Op. 23
Waltz in A minor
Waltz in E flat major, Op. posth. (1829/30). I wish I could play it lovely, sweetly. Thahk you:)))
Good teaching. I gave up on this piece when I was 15-16ish. Now, I’m 51. I feel a sudden interest in going back to this piece.
Damn unc
alright unc
i support you unc 💪
this guy is an actual professional wowww
most educational video i have ever seen, thank you so much. I'm getting ready for some minor piano exams and this was a massive help.
Thank you!
Good luck with the exams!
@@Antune Thank you 🙏
minor😂
Прямо сейчас дарю свою жаркую летнюю энергию....разрешите себе получить удовольствие и воплотить мечту детства всего лишь одним пальцем!
Bravo Maestro! As a child I was also intimidated by the rhythm. Thank you for breaking it down with such practical and simple understanding! You a truly a fine "maestro!"
Happy to help!
Many thanks 🙏
A magnificent, expert tutor, I believe you have finally helped me master 4 against 3 rhythm in Fantasie Impromptu very simply and slowly, but I am sure I will be able to quicken up the pace, and master the beautiful subtleties in the phrasing of this piece .... thank you so much ❤😊👍🙏
As a child? Who plays this as a child, except yuga wang?
Thank you so much. I'm 77, began playing just a few years ago, have had 4 years of lessons. At my age, I can't wait.... I've been learning and playing through The Well Tempered Clavier I and you've peaked my interest! I'll pull this off the shelf tomorrow and will begin to make a go of it. I love the polyrhythms! Again, thank you for inspiring me to dip into Chopin!
+Vince Luschas Happy to hear you found my content inspiring! I wish you lots of joy in playing Chopin. My next video will be on Bach’s Prelude and Fugue in C minor from WTC 1. Maybe it could be interesting for you? Good luck and all the best!
@@Antune Thank you! I'm looking forward to learning about playing the Prelude & Fugue from you! Very much so!
I cant believe I only just now found this channel. I played piano as a teenager for about 3 years and was so passionate about it. I was beginning to play Chopin around this time. Once I started college, I never really played again. There were times I wanted to, but it felt like such a monumental (and intimidating) task to get back to where I was, so I just never bothered. Plus life gets busy as an adult. Now in my 40s, I want to try. I have forgotten pretty much everything I used to play, but Chopin and Schubert were my favorites. I used to listen to them on my cd player (remember those? Lol) all day and dream of playing like the masters of the craft. The way you break down each measure makes it feel a lot less intimidating. Thank you. I will be watching this channel closely and giving this piece a try. Slowly of course lol.
Hello! I am currently learning this piece with 9 years of experience. I was struggling with the 4:3 rhythm but your exercises really help me alot! Thank you so much for this tutorial
I am happy to hear that; thank you!
Good luck with practicing!
not only do u teach it really well, i genuinely think this is the best interpretation ive heard, even better than arthur rubinsteins… wow you are good!!!
Absolutely amazing, spectacular video!!! In my 35 years of playing this piece, I have never seen an education video about this piece like this! Thank you!!!
After watching it 5 times.. I can say that's the only true tutorial I've found of impromptu. This video just gave me the extra boost to try again with clear finger positions and hands separatly. That's very very good.
This video feels like paid content.
Thank you again
Thank you very much for being willing to spend the time to give such wonderful help! I'm re-learning this from high school years, but getting up to speed in my 80s. : )
Motion sickness watching this great teaching video.
I played it at age 13. The best way to deal with the 3 against 4 is to play the left-hand part by itself until you can do it on autopilot. Then concentrate on the right hand. Use the fingerings suggested by Chopin. Most of the difficulties are keeping it under your hands, which means wrist movements are critical.The end is a bit tricky since the fingers are in a clustered position. It's a great piece, though. Listen to an old recording of Jose Iturbi's version as inspiration.
I am absolutely nowhere near learning this piece but I watched all the way through
Dear Antune, this is an unbelievable tutorial with so many extremely important information. This will not only enhance the playability of this particular tune rather it will make any one a complete piano player to handle any other challenging composition. I don't think we would get this tutorial even from one to one lesson from the local teacher/school. May God bless you 🙏🙏🙏.
Thank you for the generous comment.
I am happy to hear my video is helpful!
@@Antune It was truly helpful sir. My children are learning piano from TH-cam and other online sources. I consider your channel is a blessings for my children. May almighty grant you long, healthy and happy life.
This is the very best piano tutorial video on this Chopin piece! Antune is true blessing to this piano world, thank you enormously!
I appreciate your kind words. Many thanks!
When learning this song I was able to predict a couple of bass notes since it has a very interesting pattern. Chopin was a genius!
Excellent tutorial format with music score, detailing how to practice and a superb performance in its entity at the end. What a great opportunity for taking a master class at the comfort of home! The free sheet music comes in handy as some pages fell off from my album!
Many thanks! Happy to hear that you’ve enjoyed the video. Good luck with practicing!
The most helpful tutorial of this piece I've ever seen. Great job! Please continue your work on TH-cam 👍👍👍
Many thanks!
I totally agree. Thank you!
thank you for helping to explain how to understand the polyrhythm and dynamics. You play beautifully.
yes, those polyrhythms tend to be quite tricky, I love to play with them though
BRAVOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!! MEISTRO... Bless you for this masterful explanation. And i don't even play piano, but i adore this piece. I am certain that i could nver play this piece if i practiced for the rest of my life. But your explanation, allows me to dream that one day i could . I have gotten to the point that i rarely listen to anything but Chopin. I am convinced that no composer in the history of music is in his league. The amount of beauty in everything he wrote to me surpasses the Heiden's and Brookners of the world. SO often I hear symphonys on the radio in my car thinking at times there is nothing to hear though i know music is playing. But with Chopin you are taken on a journey where you are held captive to sounds which are irresistible to deny a melody which moves your sould from the start to the finish without a moment not carried by further anticipation. How could one know that who has no idea where middle C is? Well that is the same answer given by an accountant who is overwhelmed by a Van Gogh he's standing in front of intoxicated by colors has never seen, yet incapable of naming the colors on a wheel. The secret to artistic appreciation of brilliance is the complete lack of preparation of such a member of an audience, in order to love something one has no concept of. That of course is part of the magic I am mesmerized by. Thank you again for the video.. sorry for the long post
Get deep into Rachmaninov and then tell me, after a year, if you still think Chopin is the greatest
Just very greatful
This is a piece I have “played “
But struggeled with.
Your advices are so instructive and helpful.
Thank you for sharing your expertise
brilhante, probaly the best tutorial on youtube
These videos are the best! A tutorial on the revolutionary etude from Chopin would be cool!
Thank you so much! One of the reasons I wanted to play the piano is to play this piece! you helped me a lot!
I nearly cried after watching your video.
I tried to learn this piece for years when I was 14 and could only play the easier middle part but could never figure out how to get the left and right hand to play succinctly for the beginning and end parts. I'm nearly 40 now and used your technique starting at 6:28 to separate those beats out and repeat them and I was actually able to play through the first page of the song after practicing for the day, it blew my mind. My god, it was a revelation, that was my missing link after all these years.
Just wanted to thank you for making this tutorial video. I can't believe I'll actually be able to learn this entire piece, now.
I am happy to hear the video was helpful. All the best!
This is the best explanation for fantasie I’ve came across so far thanks!
Glad to hear you've enjoyed the video. Thanks!
I was just looking for some tips to improve this piece and then I find this master class! Thank you very much professor.
I subscribe and going right now to buy you a coffee.
You help terribly to people like me who went far with the piano but we took another path in life and now here we are, playing again with no more teacher than ourselves and TH-cam.
Many many thanks, Antune.
Thank you for the kind words! And for the coffee :) Happy to hear you found my video helpful. I wish you all the best and lots of fun with piano playing!
Oh! Very well!
Beautiful class!
Very nice tutorial! I just started playing piano with czerny op 599, so am just learning basics, i will be 100% percent will be looking to this video when i got enough skill to play this piece. Thanks a lot, you are a great teacher.
You are the best teacher
i started it yesterday and believe it or not i cut it the same part as you to approach the 3 against 4 . Happy i found your video today, i was on the right approach here. Works like a charm
I'm learning this piece atm. Thanks for your advice! I play piano for fun and this wil be my next piece to play in public :).
Good luck with your performance!
Thank you!! I like your teaching a lot. Subscribed!
Glad to hear, many thanks!
Fantastic! I love the way you teach, thank you!!:)
this song is so freaking beautiful and you play it fantastically, dynamics are great which to me are so difficult to nail in this piece
Amazing. Your accent made me immediately trust your judgement. All the best piano teachers have accents 😂 very count Dracula. Love it
Thanks!
11:23 loved that description
Thank you for such an interesting and informative tutorial. I returned to piano lessons during Covid lockdown at age 58 after a 40 year break, and now in my 60's I am enjoying lessons more than ever, despite a lot of stiffness in my fingers. Fantasie Impromptu may be beyond my physical capability (I am just about coping with Debussy's two Arabesques), but I might try to attempt learning it now. Your explanation and demonstration of the polyrhythm is wonderful. I have never achieved playing three against four, but I feel it might be possible now.
I am happy to hear you liked the lesson! I hope you enjoy watching my videos and have fun playing piano. All the best!
Wow , this is great ! Thank you so much ! I am working my way through every youtube video on this piece -it is amazing how everyone teaches something different but they all complement each other .It is going to take me a while to play at the correct speed but it is great fun trying ......
Hey how's the practice going?
@@mk4630 Very well thanks though I am still not up to top speed .
Dude this is gold! I think you have the format absolutely nailed down.
Glad you think so! Thanks
Thank you soo much I really was struggling ❤
My piano teacher keeps judging my fantasie impromptu by calling it muddy, bad, rusty, and more. But this video really changed my playing. My piano teacher was really surprised. Thank you so much for making this video for everyone, it helped so many people out there.
That's very nice to hear! Thank you.
Good luck with your practicing sessions!
Did your teacher tried to give you some kind of an input what to adjust? I find it disappointing to have a teacher yet to improve your performing via YT explanation...
Finally, I success to play polyrhythm (3 vs. 4). May be not very perfect, but at least I can play. Most important point is trying many many times. Don't give up.
I also cannot imagine that I can play polyrhythm before.
incredible performance and tutorial. thank you so much!
So good playing! Loved it ❤
I have no idea how to play piano but this is my favorite song and I enjoyed your tutorial.
Your two beautiful hands are definitively made to play piano 🎹
Love from Paris France 💙🤍❤️
Thank you so much!
Bravo Maestro!
Finally mastered the rhythm, now it all about conditioning my left hand more
Awesome tutorial! I'm afraid I'm not good enough to play it yet, but this video is absolutely inspiring! 😊 Thank you so much for it
Many thanks! My next tutorial will be on Chopin’s Prelude op.28 no.15.
It might be more comfortable to play. Perhaps you can start with that?
Have a nice day!
So very helpful, I wish this was uploaded when I tried to learn it 👍
Your videos are great. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
I have just recently started working on this piece and discovered this tutorial today. Your careful explanations are going to help me tremendously! Thank you!
Nice as most tutorials cost money and this is free.
thank you for the sheet music ,I sent you a coffee , you are a great teacher
Glad you think so! Thanks for the coffee
I came from learning Debussy- Arabesque Polyrhythm, I thought I can apply them too in Fantasie Impromptu but sadly they're not the same. Thank you for teaching the Polyrhythym and it's exercises.
Thank you for the comment. You can try to apply the same principles when practicing polyrhythms. I am planning to make a tutorial on Arabesque No.1 by Debussy, probably in a few months.
All the best!
Great video, really. Help me so much!
Greetings 👍👍
Happy to hear!
Thank you for this tutorial! I was trying to play with 2 hands and couldnt do it. But now i can! I understand the 3 vs 4 now. Thank you so much again you, are life saver 😁
Ay türkmüşsünüz çok gururlandım şimdi 😆😆
Videonun faydalı olmasına sevindim. Piyanoyla kolaylıklar ve bol eğlence diliyorum! :)
Just found your channel. Incredible 🔥
Appreciate it!
Thank you for the effort you've put into creating these tutorials. You explain everything so clearly. Subscribed and bought some coffee :)
Hi Mandira, many thanks for the comment and the support!
Thanks for including the pedaling.
I really like the tutorial!!! Thank You !!! finally I can play part by part!! best teacher😩🫂💓✨ thank you so much , ilysm 💓
Wonderful video, thank you and congrats , it's a pleasure to listen to you
Excellent tutorial always dreamed of playing this piece never could now I’ll try it again Thank you ❤
A very nice lesson, thank you
You are welcome!
Perfect tutorial. Thanks a lot!
The most important thing, rhythmically, is that it is in cut time (C), 2 beats to the bar, 2 minims to the bar, and LH and RH align on the beat.
Thank you great video.
Excellent tutorial. Good practice tips, and editing in pictures of the score makes it easy to follow along.
Glad it was helpful!
This is truly engaging and fascinating to watch. Thank you
This video is fantastic!!
Thank you!
Excellent video and super useful tips and exercises!
Many thanks!
this tutorial is the best ever , thanks for sending the exc to me !
Fantastic !!!
Bravo
Many thanks!
Thank you so much for your piano lessons; I have always been afraid of Chopin Impromptu, and I am excited to try the exercises. And yes, I will buy you 3 cups of coffee, but I suggest a glass of a very warm beautiful cabernet. Thank you again.
Thank you for the comment and the coffee! I hope the exercises can help you. I have a concert coming up very soon, and I’ll keep in mind your cabernet suggestion for after the performance! ;)
Thanks for your help with this lesson. YOUR TUTORIAL IS AWESOME
Multumim înțelegem mai bine sonata lui Chopin.
3:01 that jump. That is the jump I've been struggling to for days and I still find it very hard to play correctly and without slowing down the tempo. The black keys are thin as hell and to catch it with the pinky is nearly impossible
You can let go of the last A# a little earlier, so you'll have slightly more time for the jump. It will sound fine because the pedal will prevent it from sounding too short. Maybe doesn't sound like it would make too much difference, but I promise, it does enough!
You make it seem so easy😭😭😭😭😭😭
I play piano for a very long time!
Thank you for the video. It helps me a lot.
Glad it helped! Thank you.
Reaaally help a lot! Thanks again!
Great tutorial!!!! Thank you so much!
Finally!
From Max by the way
Hahaha, go practice Max! ;)
i love this music!!!!
Your video tutorials are divine thank you . Will you be having a tutorial on La Campanella ? It will be a piece I’m ready to tackle in 1-2 year’s time 😀☺️
Many thanks!
I will make a tutorial for La Campanella at some point for sure. But I have other pieces planned from Liszt, so I can't say when. Good luck with practicing!
Thank you so much. I always unsure about the rhythm. Now I can play with confidence.
I enjoyed it.
Funny that you mentioned as I child - this is to me advanced :D not for kiddos, great video, amazing explanation - i used to be stuck with right hand,cos it was painful to play repeating sounds, this exercise helps massively. Thank you
Extremely helpful. and your voice is beautiful too. All the best!
Glad you think so!
Thank you, and all the best!
Thank you for sharing your talent...
My best friend, Enjoyed watching this video my friend Really awesome views Thank you Stay connected
Congratulatioms.. best teacher ever...
Wow, thank you!
Awesome!! 👏 🤩 👍
Thanks mate! :)
Se as pessoas soubessem o quão difícil é tocar essa música, eu jamais conseguirei, mas é lindo ver quem toca! parabéns 👏👏👏
I'm in the same boat, even if I could play all the notes correctly, I would not be able to play it fast enough 😢
Thank you so much it helped me a lot especially with the rhythm
Thank you SOO much, its a lot of help, and so well explained and played😊
Thank you for this video. Very nice quality