@@pianoforteyt Dear Pianoforte, You made my day, on a day that I particularly need it ! Thank you !!! As I said elesewhare, for a self-taught amateur you are AMAZING and you richly deserve your devoted fan following. I am currently preparing what I hope will be a very useful video tutorial on Chopin's Nocturne in F Minor. I just need a couple of more weeks of practice, as well as for a pactical problem I am facing, to be hopefully resolved by then. In that video I will also direct my viewers to your channel!:)
@@pianolessonsboulder1894 Aww, thank you so much Sarah, I’m glad I made you happy! You’re such a wonderful teacher and pianist at heart and your videos never fail to amaze me. I’m so excited to watch your wonderful tutorial, and start learning it with your help! 😆 Sorry for the late reply, have a wonderful day, Sarah Heger! 😀
Dear mac, Thank you for your kind comment. It inspires me to keep on working at making instructional videos. Please feel free to write again - and as many times as you wish - to ask me any questions you might have about how to practice this waltz, fingering pedaling ets. as I have not dealt with these questions. I look forward to hearing from you:)
Of course, I couldn't play a piece like that but you are explaining so well the difficult parts. I will try what you are saying about how practicing arpeggios at the beginning. I really love how they sound if you don't over done it with them while improvising. By the way that part at 07:29 sounded a lot like a Beethoven (Moonlight sonata mvt 3).
If you would like to take piano lessons with me, I can be reached at nostalgic21@comcast.net . I teach on Skype. I look forward to hearing from you :) Thank you.
Thank you for asking :) I am of Armenian descent and have lived and studied in India, England and Germany. I now live in Boulder, Colorado. hank you watching, and keep playing the piano!:)😊💖
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Thank you so much for this beautiful interpretation❤️
Dear Aba, You made my day ! I wish that you too play this waltz beautifully, and enjoy playing it yourself:)
THIS LADY IS NOW MY FAVORITE LADY IN THE WORLD OMG
How LUCKY the people of Boulder are to have someone like you that can teach them in person!!
Thank you, Wayne ! :) And how lucky I am to have viewers like you !! :)
@@pianolessonsboulder1894 Honored for the reply. Continued success! I have many more videos of yours to watch and enjoy! Regards.
This is lovely ! ♥️
Thank you Felis! I wish you much happiness in playing Chopin's waltzes. Not all of them are fast. Thank you so much for your comment!.💖👍😊💕🌹👌😍❤
Amazing 🤩
😁 Thank you Sarah Heger
So happy you liked it! Coming from you, I really appreciate the complement!:)
@@pianolessonsboulder1894 I really appreciate you, and your wonderful tutorials! For a self taught amateur like me, your videos are Gold! 😆❤️
@@pianoforteyt Dear Pianoforte, You made my day, on a day that I particularly need it ! Thank you !!! As I said elesewhare, for a self-taught amateur you are AMAZING and you richly deserve your devoted fan following. I am currently preparing what I hope will be a very useful video tutorial on Chopin's Nocturne in F Minor. I just need a couple of more weeks of practice, as well as for a pactical problem I am facing, to be hopefully resolved by then. In that video I will also direct my viewers to your channel!:)
@@pianolessonsboulder1894 Aww, thank you so much Sarah, I’m glad I made you happy! You’re such a wonderful teacher and pianist at heart and your videos never fail to amaze me. I’m so excited to watch your wonderful tutorial, and start learning it with your help! 😆
Sorry for the late reply, have a wonderful day, Sarah Heger! 😀
Thank you for this wonderful lesson. It is very helpful. ☕🎶
Dear mac, Thank you for your kind comment. It inspires me to keep on working at making instructional videos. Please feel free to write again - and as many times as you wish - to ask me any questions you might have about how to practice this waltz, fingering pedaling ets. as I have not dealt with these questions. I look forward to hearing from you:)
This was very helpful. Thank you
This was a fascinating lesson Dr Heger. 😀
Thank you :)
Dźwięk jest silniejszy niż naturalnie. Takie odnoszę wrażenie. 😊
Merci :)
Merci :) Dankeschon. Grazie. Thank you :)
Cała przyjemność po moiej stronie 🌤🌤
May you do a tutorial on Chopin nocturne in f minor? 😁 I’d really appreciate that. 🥰
Your wish is my command! I have only just learned it, so just give me a couple of weeks. :) I love your videos!:)
@@pianolessonsboulder1894 Thank you, I love your videos also. 😊
Of course, I couldn't play a piece like that but you are explaining so well the difficult parts.
I will try what you are saying about how practicing arpeggios at the beginning.
I really love how they sound if you don't over done it with them while improvising.
By the way that part at 07:29 sounded a lot like a Beethoven (Moonlight sonata mvt 3).
Dear Panos, your own playing is so beautiful! I love your channel. Please keep up the good work!
I agree with your preamble,it's often played way too fast.I hope your work on the piece pays off eventually.I'm sure it will.
Thank you, Tim:)!
If you would like to take piano lessons with me, I can be reached at nostalgic21@comcast.net . I teach on Skype. I look forward to hearing from you :) Thank you.
Are you french ?
Thank you for asking :) I am of Armenian descent and have lived and studied in India, England and Germany. I now live in Boulder, Colorado. hank you watching, and keep playing the piano!:)😊💖