How to practice Chopin's Etude Op. 10 no. 3 "Tristesse" - TUTORIAL, Greg Niemczuk's lecture.
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Concert pianist describes and analizes the difficulties and practice strategies for F. Chopin's Etudes op. 10 and 25.
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I've had three teachers. None adequately explained a good method to practice. It was simple practise hands separately. Greg you are a wonderful teacher.
Thank you so much!! It's a short video but I'm happy it's useful!!
I'm always happy to help. If you have any problems, let me know on gnpiano@aol.com. I love teaching.
Just what I needed. I have been working on this etude for more than 9 months with time running out. Will get to work on the hard passages per this advice ASAP.
I hope it will help! Let us know!
Thank you so much for this! I love your tutorials. I like to imagine that Chopin was actually as motivating as you are when teaching!
Well, I only started with this Etude and managed to learn the first 4 bars so far. :D Getting to the lunatic middle section is still a distant dream (mostly self-taught here). But one can dream and this video will for sure be of great help! Thanks once again!
Just by watching your first 3 videos and the introduction video on practicing, I have made great progress in the quality of my practicing. I have started learning easier pieces and can play them much more beautifully and precisely in record time 🤩. Again, I learned something new in this video. Thank you so much for this great series!!! 🙏💖
I am looking forward to Op 10 No 4 as I have tried to play that in the past. I'm sure I would approach it differently now than I have in the past because of your great explanations and your methods. 👍😊
Thank you !! I'm so happy to hear that! Yes, keep going! I'm trying to give very simple advices!
I was looking for the method how you can practice difficult parts in the music.
You explained exactly what I wanted learn how to practice.
Thank you so much.👍🏻
Thanks!
You taught me the essence of how to work this piece, thanks a lot, has been a big help for me to work on this study.
I'm really happy to hear that!
Got stuck in the middle part now and being saved by your lesson! Thank you so much!
Thank you. You made my day!
Dear Maestro! Thank you very much for your tutorial videos.
I tried to start playing this piece yesterday which I love all my life...I will follow your lessen with all my heart.
Good luck!
Thanks
This guy is so charming
You're a great piano teacher. Thanks again.
I unfortunately started from the beginning and i just got to this beautiful lunatic part and i couldn’t even start to read it lol thank God I’m watching this video now. My exam is in less than two months 🤞🏻
Good luck! You can make it!
thank you very much, Greg! the tips are really helpful! 👌
Thank you so much!! Very helpful
thank you so much! you are a legend!!
thanks again ! Now I can play this very beautiful music . I love that.
Helpful practice tips, TYVM. Good theory breakdown 😊
I love your teaching, you have helped me the great suggestions, thank you so much.
Hi dear Annemarie. Thank you so much! It means a lot to me
thank you so much!
Thank you for another great video . I am using your advice on the pieces I am currently practicing, including the Nocturne in E minor. It is helping me a lot. Your staccato technique and checking your finger placement before pressing the keys are both very useful.
Thank you ! I'm happy it also works for somebody else, not only for me ☺️☺️☺️
Great 😊Thanks
Thanks for this wonderful video. I can use your advises on other pieces too. Your staccato-scratching practising I use on 1. Scherzo and now it sounds much clearer. Now I am looking forward to op 10/5 which I practise right now. Thanks a lot for all your work. 🙋♀️🌼🎹
Happy to hear that!
I love your 100x rule if one made a mistake. It does work. No pain, no gain!
Thanks!!!
Darling professor Greg. Como está voce? Você é tão especial somente nos seus adoráveis vídeos , tem a tradução assim eu posso aproveitar tão bem as suas aulas. Você sabe nem todas as pessoas tiveram o privilégio e a oportunidade de aprender outro idioma , principalmente quando criança. Você é muito generoso. Que Deus o ilumine sempre .bjs
Thank you for your videos. You inpired me to go back to Scherzo 1 and to this Etude with more care. Thank you again!
I'm happy to hear that. Good luck!
thanks
subscribed! currently studying this
Wonderful! Thank you!
So Nice video, Because inspiring and useful for me as a professional composer. Many many thanks 🤩🌹❤🙏
Wonderful!!! Thank you!
Perfect timing, I just started this middle section today. Took me all afternoon for the fingering! Very hard on the eyes too! Anybody else experience this? I literally was seeing double!😅 thanks for an excellent tutorial Greg, can’t wait to work on it tomorrow!
3 months later : did you master it ?
Greg você não noção do quanto é importante, especial você um luxo de valor imensurável. Eu estudo piano e você ajuda muito bjs
Obrigado Izabella! Qué bom!
Thank you for this great tutorial, Greg. I had a question, in the tritone section, would it be incorrect to play it in groups of 2 instead of playing all legato? Asking since I feel my hands are quite small to try to connect all the tritones (especially right hand)
Tips for the middle part. The Notes on the left hand is the same as the right hand
so far i had no opportunity to perform this etudre But on the coming sunday i am going to perform thalberget etude op. 26 no 12 and henselt op 2 no 2. I thought it was more suitable for pentecost, e.g. occasion, the thalberg etude could symbolize the blowing wind of the holy spirit. In the broader context of poetic etudes it could be interesting.
Thanks. Good luck!!!
I need tutorial which finger use in every note. But I know it is too much stuff
A bit too much 😞😞😞😞
Damian, the Alfred Cortot edition includes extensive detailed fingerings as well as a set of preparatory exercises to accompany each étude.
Look I just actually don’t know how to use the pedal I can play everything perfectly at 14! BUT I CANT USE THE PEDAL
What's exactly the problem?
First: you have to know how the pedal works, what is exactly happening inside the piano when you press it.
And one general rule: always lift your leg when your fingers are going down. Finger down, feet up and down, finger down, feet up and down. Never do it simultaneously together on the same direction.
What's exactly the problem?
First: you have to know how the pedal works, what is exactly happening inside the piano when you press it.
And one general rule: always lift your leg when your fingers are going down. Finger down, feet up and down, finger down, feet up and down. Never do it simultaneously together on the same direction.
To be honest if you need a teacher to explain all of this - this piece is too difficult for you 😂
Do you think so? Maybe it depends on the age. I think you can learn a lot on this piece.
I absolutely think so. If you’ve gone through Czerny, Hanon etc and all the necessary ground work, fingering and practice comes naturally. If you still need this level of guidance you’re NOT ready for this piece. Age irrelevant.
@@codfather9926 it makes sense.
Thank you. Until now I couldn't figure out a simple scheme behind the diminished chords in this etude and you explained it in an easy way. It's really useful.
I'm so happy to hear that! Let me know about your progress