#1 How I practice Chopin Fantaisie Impromptu Op. 66 in C Sharp Minor (90+ hours): Tutorial & Tips

[@koreanature]

Wow, My best friend, I liked the video very much, thanks you for sharing, stay safe, stay blessed

[@Ojuglas]

Thanks for sharing! I am also learning this piano piece right now.

[@pianorewind]

I'm hoping this video can be useful. Enjoy your practice!

[@leonal1560]

Appreciate your videos, 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻!!! Well done!!!

[@pianorewind]

Thanks a lot for your encouragement :)

[@camaradeMedellin]

Thank you, just found your channel, very helpful ❤

[@pianorewind]

I'm so glad to hear that :) any suggestions and feedback are welcome!

[@nickdemooij]

Wow! What a great improvement! I am nearly at the end of learning the first part of this piece (at the end of this section, the slow part starts). I am hoping to learn the piece further, but I just wanted to say that you played the piece very well!

[@pianorewind]

Thanks for your kind words :) One reason I like playing the piano is because I can see the improvement everyday. Keep practicing ^_^

[@diegomarchal8999]

Thank you for that video :D

[@pianorewind]

I'm very glad you like it :) thanks a lot!

[@leonardohenrique6878]

Great, video! Just a thing, did you use the approach of learning all the piece in each hand separately or divide it in small chunks and then start integrating both hands? I usually practice bar to bar but I do not know if my approach is efficient at the end of the day since the entire piece is "new" until I reach the other bars

[@pianorewind]

I used to practice each hand separately. However, my latest teacher told me to start a piece with both hands. The intention is to train the right reading which mine is pretty bad. If the score is too hard to read on the fly, I will have to still practice hands separately. I don't do bar to bar but do by section. When a section I can play slowly without mistakes, I start the next section. I like this way because bar to bar, they're not independent but connected. How you phrase, touch, dynamics, fingering, etc. usually is cohesive within a section. And I like to form the correct muscle memory as early as I can. Correction is always harder later on. This way also allows me to enjoy the music earlier :) Once I get through all the section, I will paly backward (play the last page, then the 2nd last till the end, etc.). If I always start from the beginning, the fist few pages are always well practiced but the later pages are not. I also try to start from random place to practice particular bars. I hope these help :) happy practicing!

[@enteMT]

You create good videos!

[@pianorewind]

It's very kind of you :) Thanks a lot for your encouragement.

[@joee8279]

Thanks for your honesty in this video 😁. You did your best and we appreciate it! God will help you get better so no worries 😁

[@pianorewind]

I'm glad playing the piano isn't my bread and butter or I'll be starved to death haha

[@joee8279]

@@pianorewind hahaha