[𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐏𝐋𝐄𝐓𝐄] 25 Etudes by Burgmüller op. 100 | 𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐋 & 𝐒𝐋𝐎𝐖 𝐓𝐄𝐌𝐏𝐎 for Learning [Denis Zhdanov]

[@tlamsp]

I never wanted to learn burgmuller op.100 because I had no idea they could sound this beautiful. Now I am motivated to learn the whole set!

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

😊 thank you for listening!

[@msh1348]

Truly beautiful

[@secretmission7607]

Yes, they are musically rewarding. Much better than Hanon imo!

[@claudiatorres4793]

These étude que great for beginners but also entertaining to sight read (or try to)

[@MARIACECILIAZARDO]

Me too

[@louisgaetjens]

Those MM are insane. The slow version is indeed very beautiful ❤️

[@pedrocoelho6935]

It's amazing how you turn pieces virtually impossible to be played by begginers into accessible beautifull pieces that sound even better than at the original tempo. Great work and thanks a lot for sharing it. This is, for sure, the piano related video that I watched the most.

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Thank you very much!

[@agathe9277]

Thank you for your generosity, Denis! Also, the view on the hands is super helpful.

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Thanks for commenting!🤗

[@laureltrahan1147]

Beautifully played and such a useful resource. Awesome video recording. Thank you so much for you generosity.

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

My pleasure! Thanks for commenting!

[@siusmusic1]

Thank you so much Denis!

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

You’re welcome!☺️

[@PabloEnver]

Nice job. I would love to see the same for op 108 and 105. Specially 108, those are my favorite etudes, so melodic and beautiful, and lots of useful techniques to be practiced.

[@lukasst1214]

The Ave Maria is truly amazing!

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Yes it is a mesmerizing piece indeed!

[@anesthesiabeyond8519]

Wow! Wow! So beautiful 👍. Thank you so much for doing the slow version which is super helpful for beginners. Have recommended to my fellow piano classmates. Appreciate 🙏🙏🙏

[@tyrosursel8688]

Hi dear Denis 💐, I've never heard it so beautiful. Bravo and applause. Have a good musical time 🎶, Ursel

[@christinej6726]

💐I love it ❤ the slow version is so helpful .I really appreciate it Denis🎉

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Thank you for commenting!

[@KINIONBEATS]

dude, u r nonstop inspiration,.... peace, luv, and happiness,.... coffee, weed, and music,....

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

🤗

[@ml4119]

A joy to listen to! You are a great piano player and a very good teacher as well, Denis. Love your channel.

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Thank you☺️

[@lacrls]

Thank you for this!

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I have seen many versions of Burgmueller, but this is now my model. I would like to have someone accuse me of being a Zhdanov clone in the future. Of coure, I'm dreaming, but you have to have goals. And if I achieved this level, I would be seeking my own voice. Merci beaucoup.

[@supasayajinsongoku4464]

I really enjoy listening to these, unironically as beautiful pieces of music.

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

They are beautifully written indeed, despite their accessibility for beginners

[@Chopin-Etudes-Cosplay]

Yea exactly! These pieces are so good what the heck…

[@federicoranieri]

Thank you! Very instructive. A perfect follow up it could be Czerny op. 849. I appreciate very much your work.

[@rothschildianum]

I only knew few of the etudes....but the rest are actually very beautiful...

[@avantpianist6636]

Wow! Best renditions of these pieces! Looking forward to seeing you doing Tchaikovsky Children’s Album and Schumann Album of Young! I know, big projects but I love those so much🎉

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Thanks for commenting! Sure, I’ll keep them coming eventually!

[@fifibg]

Yes, I second the Tchaikovsky Children Album Op. 39! And please Bach 18 little Preludes!

[@MARIACECILIAZARDO]

Muito obrigada pela sua generosidade ❤

[@celestesource9460]

Thankful 🙏🏻 Denis Zhdanov, marvelously present from angels through you, your talent, they play through yours fingers 😇 Sooooooooooo appreciated with slow version, you ´ ve get millions likes and subcribes 🎉 Excellent continous and blessings ❤

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Thank you for commenting! Happy to help!

[@eib2011]

Great vedio, Thanks

[@estomemor]

amazing!

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Thanks!

[@DennisDJSaklak]

Thanks!

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

You’re very welcome!

[@PianoWeekends.-.68]

Hi Denis thank you for these wonderful pieces. Please consider the seasons by Tchaikovsky for intermediate piano lesson course.

[@afrodite1832]

Thank you for sharing Denis! Could you please make a video with Czerny for middle beginners please? Thank you in advance

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

OK will try, but it probably will take a while…

[@afrodite1832]

​​@@DenZhdanovPianistThank you so much! I can imagine how busy you are. But I finally found someone (you) who explains things as I need them. I am a restarter in piano playing...and I'm stuck because the pinky and the ring fingers of my left hand are very weak and while playing Hanon they do what they want😢. Virtuosity has never been my strength 😂...I practice again every day, but I have the feeling that I can't move forward.... PS: I have small hands😬

[@希聖劉]

Thks.

[@carolusreinecke4794]

Thanks

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Thank you for your kind support!😊

[@clockfixer5049]

Now Kabalevsky’s albums are a must 😅

[@seheyt]

Around 11:33 at the end of La bergeronnette there's a non-text note (d instead of b) in both versions. Probably a case of slightly different editions. I suppose this will also account for different phrasing markings and fingerings.

[@Vasioth]

These are spectacular! Just bought your course as going through this book and Anna Magdalene. Speaking of Anna Magdalene Notebook, do you think you'll ever do a course on it? I have a bit of difficulty sometimes interpreting Baroque repertoire and how I'm meant to phrase certain passages, what should be staccato or shouldn't etc. There's also just a lot of awesome pieces of music in it like the famous Aria and pretty much all the Menuets.

[@jacksonamaral329]

Pretty good. Wanna study these compositions.

[@chlorines17]

Great performance! these are my go-to warm up pieces, very enjoyable to play😊 I wonder which one is your favorite? Mine's probably Ave Maria if I had to choose one :)

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Absolutely love that one too!

[@tomh888]

Amazing, this is really highly valuable for studying. Which level would you rate Burgmüller op.100 compared to Czerny op.599?

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Somewhere close, but in my subjective opinion, Burgmüller has more artistic value and allows teaching interpretation and expressiveness better

[@ST52655]

@@DenZhdanovPianistI agree

[@danielflikweert3390]

Bedankt

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Danke für die Unterstützung!☺️

[@fryderyckchopin484]

Since I am already an intermediate pianist, do you think these exercises are still helpful for me? I have already played them and what I am doing is to use them for sightreading

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Then you’d better go for his op.109, or maybe Czerny 299! I have a detailed course on 10 etudes from Czerny’s op.299, and plan to re-build a course on Burgmüller’s op.109. bit.ly/Czerny299

[@erikg2515]

Very nice. I'm an adult beginner working out of Piano Adventures and Czerny First Studies. Would it be to soon to work on these?

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

No, the easiest etudes from this book are suitable for beginners. Those are at least nno.1-7. But it would be easier if you’d have a proper instruction for them.

[@vovoyaya9099]

I just finish the book, but not able to do your “Real speed” motion for some pieces, slow tempo is fine, how can I improve? Great sharing, definitely the best web resource

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

A conscious motion coordination, which I apply in my playing and promote so much on this channel, would not help me if I hadn’t so many thousands of practicing hours in addition behind my back 😉

[@vovoyaya9099]

Thank you, such encouragement and generosity sharing your valuable expertise❤❤

[@arminsafa4841]

❤❤❤

[@etudeando]

Dennis! I need some Etude to fix tension on my wrist while playing very rapidly repeated chords

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Then you’d rather need not a specific etude, but an experienced teacher who would look into your playing and explain to you how to adjust your technique. I also explain in a great detail how to build the efficient repeated chords technique in the Late Beginners Course on the example of Kabalevsky’s Toccatina, check out the first link in the video’s description⬆️

[@etudeando]

@@DenZhdanovPianist will have a look Thanks!

[@arminsafa4841]

لطفا آموزش Beyer 101 & Czerny Op 599 هم بذارید

[@NimeuMusic]

Arabesque is my nemesis. I can play much more complicated stuff already but the quick and clean sixteenths in Arabesque still give me trouble.

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Pulling motion for the thumb and a little in further along the keys on fingers 4-5

[@NimeuMusic]

I'll try this! Thank you, Denis!

[@thomaswenas-bobbiefet5805]

People should also know his studies op 105!

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

👍

[@hernanj.gonzalez3461]

Re La petite reunion (3:02) Aren't those thirds supposed to be played as 3-5 , 2-4, 1-3 ... ?

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Fingering is always a suggestion. There is literally no rule what is “right” or “wrong”, until it sounds the way the performer intends. There is a similar upward passage with a suggestion of using 2-4 all the time in one of the available editions, so I play this one following the analogy.

[@greatmusicchannel8549]

Hello Denis, Could you recommended anything how could i start, because i have fast fingers but couldn’t play Chopin’s Etude. Does it worth start from Czerny Op299?

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

I can’t say because it depends on your level. “Fast fingers” is not a level description but rather a pleasing self-evaluation. Czerny 299 is not a beginner’s book, some of them is not far from Chopin etudes by difficulty.

[@greatmusicchannel8549]

@@DenZhdanovPianist Actually i graduated Tbilisi State Conservatory and performed the most difficult masterpieces, but all performance was painful, because i had not learnt hand position and all about correct position what cause injury of my hands. I tries to recorrect my position and little bit confused where could i start. Thanks for answer

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

@greatmusicchannel8549 it’s quite difficult to rebuild technique from scratch on your own, it might be a good idea to find an experienced teacher, saves much time. I am working on a comprehensive course with exactly the goal of guiding learners through a series of practical lessons in order to optimize and rebuild piano technique, but most probably it will be released only in 2024. In any case, you start by tracking and reducing static tension in the arms/shoulders, gaining support in the bed of the key, and familiarizing yourself with the concepts of forearm rotation, instant muscle release after the strike, motions -in/-out and their effective range of application.

[@greatmusicchannel8549]

@@DenZhdanovPianist Actually i solved the Sholder/Arm and forearm problem, also finger breaking. Only wrist and rotation problems have it. I watched your videos and Edna Golandaky, both of you good explained. I would like to be under control to tell me someone how correctly making this exercises. P.S in Tbilis we do not have high level of the solving this problem. In mlst case Teacher could build pupils technic from zero, In my case, i need more experienced teacher in this cases. If you ever worked on this problem will take your class time to time and halp me to solve this problem. Thanks Dear

[@ST52655]

What is your suggested order for learning these?

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

They naturally appear in a more-less progressing difficulty order.

[@jamesbigfan364]

It's a shame it is not concert repertoire and I understand why but this hole set sounds like a whole piece and not exercises imo, just like many czerny opus'

[@Chopin-Etudes-Cosplay]

After hearing the level of refinement here… I think I’m still just a beginner then 😂

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

We all are just beginners from a further perspective🤓

[@Grant-vz5rt]

wo2

[@charlesloving4820]

Plot twist: he was sight reading the whole thing.

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

But it was my second sight-reading turn, not first!🤣

[@louisgaetjens]

Thanks!

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Thank you for your kind support!☺️