Extraordinary person who achieved immorality in his short life time God bless his soul forever

Lovely piece and magical playing. Thank you! 🌻

Great advice. Thank you!

Check out what you say about gottschalk's success in europe.......

1:25 very nice tip thanks . Nice lessons 👌🏻

Thanks, this has helped me to play it better 😊

Again, thank you for your amazing interpretation of such beautiful pieces!

Thank you very much for taking your time to share your passion with us, it’s absolutely delightful to listen to your piano playing

Wonderful!

Thank you! My 12 year old daughter is learning this piece. Your tips are very helpful. She picked this one out of the entire suite, not knowing that this is the most difficult one. But it is beautiful and she loves it.

5:15 Music starts (brilliantly)

Once again thank you so much for your expert advice. The g minor prelude is my favourite Rachmaninoff piece. I play it often in my piano recitals.

Thank you so much. I feel that i now can swing the pieces a little more. I enjoyed your comments and appreciate your knowledge of Gershwins music. ❤

Thank you for a lovely explanation to my favorite classical.

Wow

Today I'm diving into this piece. I will try to remember all these great tips. I've had this music for at least 40 years in a large book, passing it by because it looks so intimidating! Well, here goes! I'll let you know if I wimp out or wear my fingers down to nubs.

It is amazing to see that this concerto has deeply touched so many human inner emotions, including mine, in this planet. It is simply beautiful and very beautiful!

Please tips and tutorials on Mozart's Turkish March😢

Please have you done a tutorial on Mozart's Turkish March?

Chopin didn't do a set of variations based on this them. He did it based on another one, Souvenir de Paganini :)

Fabulously sensitive and intelligent interpretations of this beautiful work!

Thank you so much for this video! I'm learning this movement right now, and it was really helpful!

Beautiful. Mostly I’m impressed that he can read the music without wearing glasses! I can’t!

Thanks 🎉

Excellent Thank you so much for posting this for us

That piece is wonderful. Captivates by its delicacy and charm!!!

really enjoying your channel now, looking thruogh your extensive back catalogue - yet I see no Albinez Asturias which Im trying to learn now, can you cover it for us all?

What an amazing piece! Wished I could play it! You make it seem so simple! Thanks for sharing!

I don’t know you, but I’d just like to say that the way you executed this was perfect

great video

cannot believe this have only 5k views dude

The host looks like political operative James Carville!

I've been playing this wonderful composition when I was 9, after 4 years of already having learned to play piano. then I got a new teacher - a nun - and because I made ONE mistake in that 6th part, the "flow" - she put me back to "groundschool". my frustration was endless and I lost the joy on playing piano, forced myself somehow through another 6 years. now, 45 years later, I bought an electric piano - and the first thing which was on my mind, was good old "Elise". it was SO amazing, how the muscel-memory immediately was functioning! only this "flow" I didn't remember how to play. now I found it - thank you SO much! (and meanwhile I do not care at all, if someone judges me to do it right or wrong ;-) the joy of playing is, what counts!

This piece is much harder than it appears. I feel it could be a touch faster too.

This is a great performance - I think other people play it too fast, but this was perfect.

Duane Hulbert could have video about chopin`s balades

...uma das mais belas de Шопен!

That "melody" you say he "borrowed" from an American composer [starting at the end of page 4, the octaves in the bass line] is actually a standard Fandango. It has been around since at least the 16th century. Many composers have used it, like Soler or Boccherini.

Rachmaninoff feeds my soul! 🙂 Singer/songwriter Eric Carmen passed recently and I was listening to his song “All By Myself,” which was a big hit for him and also later for Celine Dion. Eric based the verse on the second movement (Adagio sostenuto) of Rachmaninoff's 1900-1901 Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Opus 18. Eric also had another very successful song called “Never Gonna Fall in Love Again” and he based the melody on the third movement (Adagio) from Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. 2. It just goes to show you how timeless music is and how these amazing works from long ago can inspire new songs even today.

Bravo 👏🏻 ❤❤❤

probably the most beautiful piece of music ever written

This is one of those great pieces that screams out "Give me strings"😁🎶🎹🎶Play On

I am getting familiar with ForScore and just purchased a foot pedal. Thank you for reminding me of IMSLP. I am also scanning the music from my books. I'm struggling with using my left foot to turn the page. My right hand automatically wants to turn the page/hit the screen to advance! Practice? Thank you for the detail on your iPad. So far I'm ok with the 10" .

Thank you, it was fun visiting you!!!!!! Your trilling was mind opening.

Thank you for this video, I absolutely agree, this is an absolutely incredible piece!

These tips are gold, sir 👌🏻 Thank you!

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Hi Duane! Great playing as usual. Please tell me think what you think of my Schubert Pastiche playlist (the Klavierstuck is new and impromptu~4). I have now learnt Schubert's Klavierstuch #1 thanks to your encouragement. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGWocoerbsSHaJo

2:55 Most beautiful part of this song imo