Merci pour votre partage et votre délicatesse. 🎹 💫

This was sublime! I enjoyed the tutorial knowing I'll never have the level to even attempt this piece on the piano, but I love to hear how an artist builds his/her interpretation. Then came your performance at the end... To be honest, because of practicing this piece so many times on the violin, I was a bit tired of it. But... Wow! It was pure magic to listen to your performance after all the detailed explanation. So beautiful! It's cliché to say so, but you did make it new to me. Thank you so much for sharing! Joy in the music!Bravo! 🎉🌻

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Please assign names to those chords.

Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful piece How I can get sheet music with your fingers number?

I’m going to try this piece for solo ensamble for school this year and this video will help a lot!! It’s very helpful how you break down each felling and execution of the sections👌🏻

that one pink note: *the joy of creation*

I played this piece but one part confuses me till now. 14:25 last bar. Can someone tell me if I should release the pedal right before the last phrase? So the last part is played WITHOUT the pedal?

Antune well done and thank you. I notice you have big "Rachmaninoff hands" -- you finger RH 1-2-3 at end of bar 17 (3rd section); that inner g of the RH chord there slows down that 4-note octave RH run for me, so I just leave it out. Oh well.

Thanks for your time making this tutorial. My goal next year is to learn this music. Blessings.?

This is the most comprehensive piano analysis I've ever found on KZbin. I have found a few good ones, but none nearly as thorough.

Maravilloso nocturno. Gracias 🌹

Bravissimo

This shit is hard

I’m so in love with the right hands contribution to section 2. It sounds so beautiful. Chopin was truly a magnificent artist.

My piece!

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Thank you for your hardwork to make this video. It's inspiring to learn how to properly express yourself on the piano, instead of playing correctly with all the notes. Playing this piece is hard enough for a beginner.

Pedal???

isnt it a LITTLE bit faster ?🤏

Back to check out this video again, after practicing this song for about a month. This is a great video and thanks for the help.

Amazing lessons. Any possibility for a tutorial of Moments Musicaux no.5?

One of the finest teaching videos that I have come across in KZbin

I thought I knew how to play the piece, but it turns out I only knew what notes to press. Great insights and it's bringing me closer to not just playing but experiencing the piece, as well as not just knowing what notes to press, but how to press them too! Would love to see Chopin Waltz in C sharp minor!

This video was really helpful, however, I really need the music sheet and I already tried sending my email but it says there’s an error with the page. Would you please help me? I wanna get this song for my dad’s birthday that is coming soon.

I have just started to study this nocturne and I'm glad I found this video. By the way, I was worried about the longest scale of the coda, because I couldn't possibly play it at the tempo this piece is usually played, but I have just listened to several versions and I have found that everybody slows down there...

0:06 beethoven be like:

I think its the little details that make this sound so much better when you are a pro, I am just trying to improve how the first trino begins just a little after the bass note, if I do it in a different timing it just doesn't sound as good, this pianist is the best teacher

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Thank you! Other piano “tutorials” I’ve seen are simply harmonic analyses. They really don’t teach how to approach or play the pieces.

What great teacher!

İnce ince detaylı bilgilendirme için çok teşekkürler 🙏🏻 Emeğinize sağlık.

Beautiful

There is no way I get those third smooth,y

Great to see you back! Fantastic tutorial as always.

This video has helped me so much - thank you.

That's exactly what i want - the soft and fragile style. Thank you !

I am glad I found this channel as a beginner. Not only you provide easy to follow instructions, but you go over all the tiny details of the composition, helping us understand how to play the piece properly. Appreciations from Spain!

Thanks so much you are a great teacher! But a quick question, why is it piece that says prelude and E minor played in the key of G?

I need help just on the right hand i cant do it smoothly☹️

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Amazing tutorial ❤ Thank you 🙏

Thank you! This video was really very helpful! 😊

Hi! Quick question, do you use the soft pedal from the beginning all the way throughout the tempo rubato until un poco mosso?

Thank you 😊

Love your videos Thankyou for sharing ❤

Great video! Could you please do a tutorial on 𝓣𝓪𝓷𝓰𝓸 𝓲𝓷 𝓓 (Op. 165 No. 2) by Albeniz? Thanks

Love it! How did you make it clear rather than mushy? I thought I hate fugue but this is good

Thanks for going into so much detail. This is the best tutorial for this piece that I have seen.

This tutorial is soo good, it reminded me of the times when i had my piano teacher at my side giving me useful tips and exercises to improve step by step and always giving me an imagination on how the final sound should be.