im boutta exercise my slurs 🤬

Gracias.

Ngl I had to double check the notification when I saw we were exercising slurs 😂

Hello… you talk very fast. Please have more visuals and pace yourself. Thanks. 😀

Pronunciation: Albeniz is (approximately) "ahl-BAY-neeth: or "ahl-BAY-nees" depending on the type of Spanish accent, Falla is "FAHL-yah" or "FAHy-yah" and Granados is "grah-NAH-dhohs" ("dh" being the "th" sound of "then," not "think").

Some of my favorites by Dvořák (pronounced "DVOR-zhahk," incidentally): Slavonic Dances, opus 46 and 72 (eight dances each), for piano four hands or orchestra Legends (10), also piano four hands or orchestra Othello Overture, Opus 93 Czech Suite in D major and minor, opus 39 Symphonic Poems: The Water Goblin The Noon Witch The Golden Spinning Wheel The Wild Dove A Hero's Song Concertos for Cello, Violin and Piano (3 works, 1 of each) 23 Moravian Duets Serenades for Strings and Winds (1 each) Bagatelles for 2 violins, cello and harmonium (1 work) Piano Trio No. 4 in E minor (Dumky) Piano Quartet No. 2 in Eb major Piano Quintet No. 2 in A major Four Romantic Pieces for Violin and Piano Piano music: 2 furiants 8 waltzes 6 mazurkas

You make no mention of Book II of the Well-Tempered Clavier. The pieces in this part are comparable in ease or difficulty to those in the first part. There are also the Italian Concerto and the Overture in the French Style.

Great i enjoyed it a lot.

Didn't his piano company merge with Collard, later to become Collard & Collard? I have this in the back of my mind. I like Clementi's music and listen to it quite frequently.

I Just have a probleme whit them,why is hungarian rhapsodie no 2 and no9 only level 8???

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I would love to learn how to trade my ears.

Laughs in John Thompson

It’s interesting ❤

how can i remember : E F G A B C D E F. Thanks.

👁️ 👄 👁️ watchijg this while i was trynna learn his concerto n 2 after 6 years of piano as an adult , guess im gonna leave it for the next ten years ,( generally when i dream of playing a piece i finally play it a few years later with more ease than whem i tried first time)

I enjoyed it, because it helped me a lot.

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Merci, Eh?

Are they associated with Trinity College of Dublin?

Really nice explanation of this piece, which is above my level.

I haven't done any exams yet, and I don't really want to. I'm happy to follow my teachers' advice and learn things at my own pace. I am playing the first 10 pieces of Burgmuller but am transposing them into the keys with up to 3 sharps or flats. My ear is improving but am frustrated that some things that should be simple are a challenge. But my teacher says that playing the piano is difficult and to keep persisting.

Too much talking

Where's the little tune you wrote for your intro.

Merci. I have a simplified version in a Yamaha songbook and tried it once, but didn't understand it. This helped.

When I started the piano after my retirement, every musician friend said to start with Bach. Two and three voice chorales and menuets, some preludes. I want to learn inventions by playuing them with one hand. When I have gotten my chops, I will then tackle Taylor Swift music.

The way he was able to create sound in complex & technical ways to speak to us on a deeper plane.

Hi...can I consider "Bad Love" by Clapton a Rondo form? BABABCB?

Thanks very much for your video lesson and accompanying PDF. Grateful!

Thank you so much for the helpful video lesson and printable resources to use with it!

Are the fees for your classes posted somewhere? I don't seen them. Thank you!

Funny that this was the subject of my lesson today, since I am starting with a new teacher. I have a Bach Chorale Sightreading book, which starts with 2 part, then goes to three part and finally the four part chorales. I'll eventually work in Preludes and do Inventions with one hand. Only after I have a better mastery, then we can work in some Taylor Swift.

You’re back!! Yay you were always one of my FAVORITE PIANO TEACHERS IN KZbin. Excited to see your new videos, and good luck with everything

Hey Allysia, so I've been watching your videos to help with my rcm exams and I love them. You really know your stuff and it's help me out a lot. I did have a request for a new video. I was wondering if you could do one on prepping for an rcm analysis exam? I know this is a complex exam, but part of the problem is there is zero resources to help. If you could that would be amazing, if not, no worries.

At least Czerny Etudes (exercises) can be performed in a recital. Hanon is simply too mechanical to be played anywhere except at home for practice. The same can be said for the Suzuki "Twinkle Variations' originally written by Shinichi Suzuki for violin. Whichever instrument you play these on is going to sound borderline between exercises & repertoire pieces but Suzuki wanted beginner students to perform Twinkle V as the first piece in their first recital. It's like a piano teacher telling a student he/she must perform a Hanon piece in the first recital sort of thing. Of course no teacher would ask a student to do Hanon as a recital piece. Hanon was a teacher than a composer. His exercises were intended for practice than performed on stage. Not against playing Hanon except wouldn't do all the exercises at once. You come to a piece that require a specific technique you'd practice the Hanon piece for improving that technique.

Merci

I like this so much. I just learned soooooo much. thank you

3:26 How on Earth did you manage to mistake YOUR OWN FAVOURITE NOCTURNE for another one? This is actually the Nocturne in E-flat major Op. 55 No. 2

Prelude Op3 no2 Easy?

Personally, I find MuseScore a whole lot of messing about, I much prefer NCH Crescendo Music Notation.

Ex 1. I have some success with LH p and RH mf but find the opposite impossible. In fact my RH ends up louder than LH. So frustrating.

your works are very important for me as well for others ( my opinion)...... thank you!!!

I’d like to make a comment but I’m afraid to make a grammar mistake. Oh, wait, this video might be for me?

Thanks again for a really great video! I'm having to put together a presentation of all of the different eras of Western Classical, and your 'video essays' on the periods have had the perfect amount of information, and are presented in an engaging format. I especially like it when you present an example piece so, as a viewer, I can immediately pick up on the features you mean.

Excellent! I haven't been on KZbin in a while but the camera setup in your new room with the warm lighting, side keyboard view and clear audio is top notch Allysia!

Excellent video! I needed this!