With your help got 92/100 in offline exams without any teacher. Thanks for making these beautiful videos and please continue with them. They always help the people like me who can't afford a teacher.
Mam, very thoughtful of you to post these videos, I am following all your videos..Very helpful for an intermediate level pianist like my son. He listens to your interpretations of the pieces and he has scored distinction. Many thanks.
Hi @jillmortonpianist, this is Luis Dias from Goa India. I knew you and Claire from my time at the CCO under Alan Hazeldine. Happened to look at Grade 6 pieces as my 13 year old is studying them, and was delighted to find you playing them!
Oh my goodness! Great to hear from you. I loved working with Alan, I always knew he would keep the orchestra with me 100%, always a joy to make music together! I hope your daughter is enjoying her studies, let me know how she gets on 😃
@@jillmortonpianist It's my son Manuel. :-) We watched you again this evening after his daily practice, to get an idea of the lightness of touch requires for the Couperin. :-)
It’s on my list of things to do! I’ve been really busy with concerts recently so haven’t managed to put up as many videos as I would have like! I’ll try to get it done soon
Hi @jillmortonpianist, just a technical question: for Terminal 2 (Grade 6), how does one achieve the waltz-like lighter second and third beats in the left hand while still keeping the pedal down? Or should one take the pedal off a little for beats two and three? Thanks
That will be different for every pianist. It would depend on how much guidance you have, how much time to can dedicate to learning it and if you have good practice techniques.
So sorry, I've only just seen this. You probably don't even need to know any more but you need to be really careful with the pedalling in this one. The first 16 bars need lots of light touches with lots of changes so the music doesn't get blurred. From there, it's probably changing on beats one and 3 mostly but you'll need to listen very carefully all the time as it may need more. It will very much depend on the piano you're playing and the room you're in too. Hope that helps.
With your help got 92/100 in offline exams without any teacher. Thanks for making these beautiful videos and please continue with them. They always help the people like me who can't afford a teacher.
Congratulations! What a super result! I'm glad you found the videos useful.
Thanks for doing all of these - very useful for my pupils!
It's been fun!
Dear Ms Jill, thanks for the excellent playing. Very useful for my daughter. She loves your interpretation. Thank you very much.
Thank you! You're very welcome!
Thank you so much for helping me pick my pieces
What a great resource to have. Thank you so much 💓
Thanks!
I'm very grateful for posting this video. Very valuable resources indeed. Thank you so much. Greetings from NZ.
You're very welcome!
Great for beginners to see what good posture looks like!
I'm absolutely inlove the last piece.
Mam, very thoughtful of you to post these videos, I am following all your videos..Very helpful for an intermediate level pianist like my son. He listens to your interpretations of the pieces and he has scored distinction. Many thanks.
I'm glad your son is finding the videos useful! Congratulations on his distinction!
Thank you for sharing ! Love your interpretation 💖
Thank you!
Hi @jillmortonpianist, this is Luis Dias from Goa India. I knew you and Claire from my time at the CCO under Alan Hazeldine. Happened to look at Grade 6 pieces as my 13 year old is studying them, and was delighted to find you playing them!
Oh my goodness! Great to hear from you. I loved working with Alan, I always knew he would keep the orchestra with me 100%, always a joy to make music together! I hope your daughter is enjoying her studies, let me know how she gets on 😃
@@jillmortonpianist It's my son Manuel. :-) We watched you again this evening after his daily practice, to get an idea of the lightness of touch requires for the Couperin. :-)
I'm sorry, I've no idea why I presumed you had a daughter. I hope Manuel continues to enjoy his piano, and wish him good luck from me for the exam!
@@jillmortonpianist Thanks!
lovely
because of this video i got an 87
thanks
Congratulations!
Few pieces are from old syllabus...
Well played...
Nice interpretation of Jazzin Grace ❤️❤️
Which pieces
@@kalyanisatya8605 prayer of matador and Jazzin Grace from syllabus 2015 -2017
@@Sagar-rg3ku oo
Thank you so much. Very expressively played. Can you also do the same for grade 7 and 8.
Yes, that’s the plan. I should have some grade 7 pieces out in the next few days 😀
grade 7 for me if poss thanks
@@charlottewhyte9804 if you follow this link, th-cam.com/channels/WyfOLpBtvVTaGwe_x4-U7w.html all the Grade 7 pieces are there! Thanks 😀
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Could you please do grade 6 for 2024 to 2026
It’s on my list of things to do! I’ve been really busy with concerts recently so haven’t managed to put up as many videos as I would have like! I’ll try to get it done soon
What should I choose as my 3 pieces? Any recommendations?
Could you clarify how to pedal for ‘Ivan Is Very Busy’? It’s such a fun piece, but I just can’t get the pedalling right.
You don't need much pedal in this piece at all, just follow exactly what it says in the score and it works well. Good luck!
Hi @jillmortonpianist, just a technical question: for Terminal 2 (Grade 6), how does one achieve the waltz-like lighter second and third beats in the left hand while still keeping the pedal down? Or should one take the pedal off a little for beats two and three? Thanks
How long will take time to learn one peace?
That will be different for every pianist. It would depend on how much guidance you have, how much time to can dedicate to learning it and if you have good practice techniques.
Could you please let me know where exactly you pedal in this piece?🙏🏼
Which piece are you asking about?
@@jillmortonpianist sorry forgot to mention.... for Impromptu
So sorry, I've only just seen this. You probably don't even need to know any more but you need to be really careful with the pedalling in this one. The first 16 bars need lots of light touches with lots of changes so the music doesn't get blurred. From there, it's probably changing on beats one and 3 mostly but you'll need to listen very carefully all the time as it may need more. It will very much depend on the piano you're playing and the room you're in too. Hope that helps.
The one with the blue t shirt 👕 is going fast forward
Rubbish
Can I reach out to you on Facebook?
Hello, yes my Facebook page is facebook.com/jillmortonpianist