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Please someone give this man a oxygen tank

There was another video of Emmanuel Despax that i can not find any more, is one like this but instead Chopin, is about Rachmaninoff. Is it deleted?

I'm going to spend 1-3 months practicing just the first 14 seconds of this part she's playing. I'll keep y'all updated. (I'm practicing a section in Mephisto and this specific part starting...... Now!)

j'aime bien cette façon d'aborder ce morceau.

It's easy to make it lively when it's played quickly. But playing it relatively slowly compared to the tempo marking and still giving it the energy the piece needs to sound good, that takes a lot of skill.

Wonderful piece ! Thank you so much for sharing !!!! 🎉

Good Job ! Nice video i've really enjoyed your performance !!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉

Finally, thank you. I don't have a cd player 😂

Excellent interpretation!!!

Can you explain how is it that the sound is different considering that it always comes from a hammer hitting a string?

this course is pur gold. thank you 🙏🏻

Vincent Persichetti is the spelling of his name. Exercise book is "Reflective Keyboard Studies."

Absolutely brilliant!

Thank you! This is a very good lesson. Now someone has to make a tutorial about the pedaling...

Niezrównany talent! kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6qQeKWrnNWDkNUsi=q7f9JT_5M2Fsj0MJ

Wonderful to See this . But how does DeLarrocha continue the trill when the third line comes in ?

Maestro Fitch , sempre illuminante; con competenza assoluta, stile ed educazione. Uno dei Grandi Maestri.

Let's practice. I mean more practice .... Thanks !

I want her as my girlfriend she plays mozart piano nearly identical to the way he played this piece ..one of my favorite sonatas because mozart tended to write pieces that were meant to take up time up.when performing for royalty ... like average time 5-8 minutes .. however unique this movement is under 3 minutes one of Mozart's shortest sonata piece movements... But its content is not so repetitive as other sonatas he ✍️ .

Perfectly played

C’est magnifique comme vous expliquer le troisième mouvement de la Suite bergamasque. Merci beaucoup de la clarté et de votre enthousiasme. J’ai commencé à écouter aussi votre enregistrement en CD de l’œuvre pour piano du Debussy! Extraordinaire!!

wait, the most beautiful part near the end is missing?

Fantastic.......

Hermosa pieza del gran compositor Albéniz. ¡Viva la música española! 🎉🎉

Buona spiegazione!

This is very helpful. Thanks 😊

I have smaller hands.

What about those of us with smaller hands?

Lakes, moons, metaphors and metaphors,.. Why every "master class" are like that? Music doesn't need these imagetic analogies. How about breaking down the difficult passages, give tips on properly study this, highlight the problem of the wrist tension in this one, etc, instead of teaching interpretation which is the only thing that should not be taught?

Nice piece!👍🍀

Your videos are are great inspiration 😊

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Awesome tips. Thank you !

What was that?

Thank you!🎉

Thank you for this compilation of the issue's music. Wonderful to have it all in one place.

Video is black?

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Emotional roller coaster of loveliness. Debussy morphs into Rachmaninoff and ends up with a jazz flourish. Marriages made in heaven. Fabulous as always from Chenyin.

Well..that's just brilliant in every way possible. Love the pedalling sustains and staccato play offs...and of course the ending! Thanks Iago for sharing such passion. Very inspiring and an absolute joy to watch and listen.

AGAINNNNN! ARRGGGHHH! SOOOO MANY PEOPLE! ARRGGGHH! Don't teach negative teaching points!! How many times does it need saying. DO NOT TEACH WHAT YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO DO. Don't even mention it FFS, just TEACH WHAT YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO DO.

Excellent

My favorite rendition ❤

I caught the dreaded rabie cough in 2020, but I survived.

"For now we see in a mirror dimly, but then face to face. Now I know in part; then I shall know fully, even as I have been fully known." (1 Corinthians 13:12) One day, God will show us all the answers to our questions. By then, we will all fall down on our knees and worship for His goodness and glory.

Just beautiful and a joy to watch your hands!

Cheers Graham! Excellent info!

c'est une mauvaise blague ? pianiste francais jouant de la musique francais mais parlant en anglais ? désolé , ca dislike de suite

Merci ce fameux legato que nous cherchons tous est très bien expliqué chanter la mélodie aide énormément