How to Play Brahms | Waltz in A-flat major Op.39 No.15 [Tutorial]

[@Antune]

Would you like to see another tutorial on any other Brahms Waltz?

[@thuytranclinic6618]

Thank a lot for your teaching to play this song! It is a great to know your lesson!

[@SuenosPerdidos]

My piano teacher set me this and these tips are a life saver! It’s so much easier to practice from the beginning with good technique to save the headache of unlearning bad technique later. Thank you 🙏🏻🤗

[@Antune]

Happy to hear my video is helpful. Good luck with practicing!

[@0403mag]

I'm new to piano. I played other instruments in highschool so many decades ago. I'm 2 months in and my tutor gave me this. I'm struggling and stressed to say the least. Thank you for this very indepth tutorial. The wrist movements especially. Lovely playing! ❤❤

[@phoebear2233]

This is a hard piece to tackle after two months. I’m learning it after playing piano for over thirty years, and it’s still not easy!

[@mariadelcarmenkucza2116]

Thanks a lot. Your tutorial helped me a lot!

[@kiara4345]

Thank you so much!! This is brilliant, so well explained and the piano is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing it!!

[@sandrinajoy]

Excellent musicality, teaching skill, and your playing is superb. Thank you for bringing this piece to its full potential.

[@Antune]

Thank you too!

[@leslieventresca8832]

This is so helpful! Thank you❤

[@dawcrom]

Beautifully played. Thank you for this tutorial on an exquisite Brahms piece. Very helpful.

[@PatriceFitzgerald]

Beautifully done. I appreciate all the nuances you point out here, along with the techniques to play this piece most effectively. I'm a very new pianist--I meant to learn for years and finally started studying just over a year ago. I was learning a super-simplified arrangement of this waltz and came here to listen to the real thing. I think I could learn most of it, but the final section may be beyond me. I want to give it a try, though. It will take me a while! I appreciate the score that you have made available, particularly with the fingerings. I'll buy you a coffee! ♬

[@Antune]

Dear Patrice, thank you for the kind words! I hope the video helps you to learn the piece and enjoy this music! About the last section, as you are playing piano, not for a very long time, I suggest focusing on the wrist flexibility and slow practicing. All the best!

[@safarygirl]

Absolutely beautiful and inspiring! Thank you😊

[@Antune]

You are so welcome!

[@julioarreche6742]

Beautiful explanation!

[@simonearizzi7553]

thank you for a perfect tutorial on this wonderful piece

[@teresaarteagadelaluz9670]

Hermosa clase, ojalá todos los maestros de piano fueran como tú, no habría tantos estudiantes frustrados. 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻

[@johnnyz4427]

Thank you so so much for teaching! You have corrected me many parts that I have done incorrectly so that made the play sounds not yet professionally. This piece is not very tech challenge but musically difficult to play. You are a good teacher! Thank you again.

[@Antune]

Wonderful! Thanks for letting me know, and good luck with practicing!

[@shunlee3361]

So beautifully done! I love this romantic music so much. Thank you for the sheet music, and I must say without it, it will be very difficult to learn .

[@Antune]

Thank you very much! Glad to hear you enjoyed the video. Good luck with practicing, and all the best!

[@УманськаНаталія]

These lesson is very useful and interesting thanks

[@Antune]

Glad you think so!

[@fernandofonseca837]

Wonderful. You explain very well. Thank you very much.

[@Antune]

Happy to hear you think so! Thank you.

[@mariadelcarmenkucza2116]

I must try first to play this Waltz better as before!!

[@guto1953]

Obrigado por está excelente aula. Estou estudando esta valsa.

[@gabbie0w0]

I wish my teacher taught like this. I really, really wished my piano teacher was as good as you are, because I'd have avoided four years of feeling inadequate.

[@Antune]

Everyone has a different learning and teaching way. Maybe you could try to find a teacher who is more suitable for your way of learning. Happy to hear that you liked the way I teach, and I hope you can enjoy my future videos too! All the best

[@gabbie0w0]

@@Antune The issue is that I go to a Music High School, which means I can't change my teacher...

[@Antune]

@@gabbie0w0 I must admit I had experienced a similar situation while studying in musical high school but there will be a moment that you’ll be able to change your teacher. Try learning by watching and listening to the great pianists. I hope my videos also can be helpful. Good luck!

[@eduardofernandes2249]

magnificent advices

[@martinlee5604]

I am learning this waltz. Thank you very much for your suggestions. I am also playing the Intermezzo in B flat, Op.76 No.4. Any ideas?

[@Justin-ph6rx]

Unreal my brother

[@pianoforteyt]

I also make piano videos like you!! This tutorial is so helpful, thank you!! I’m self taught beginner 😁

[@Antune]

Good luck with your channel and learning!

[@pianoforteyt]

@@Antune Thanks!! I make overhead sheet music videos like you, you were the one who inspired me! 😁

[@aysgldemirel]

first of all, thank you! this is genuinely helping me a lot at the moment. i was also wondering if you could recommend any sort of exercises to assist me with the piece’s technique?

[@Antune]

Happy to hear the video is helpful! Thank you. There can be different opinions on this, but I feel there is no need to include exercises next to practicing this Waltz. Instead, I would recommend focusing on improving each motion in the piece. Good luck!

[@catherinehu7079]

Thank you for your beautiful teaching. Would you like to teach “my heart will go one” from titanic? If so can I send you the music sheet, which is quite complicate but very beautiful version. Look forward to hearing from you.

[@renatoargh]

Thank you so much

[@bult15]

Excellent

[@mohammadrezaabtahi6090]

Great 👍

[@RaptorT1V]

_Thank you_ for teaching us how to play waltz from *Five nights at Freddy's*

[@nm1475]

I actualy have a question: do you play the melody at the same time than the first note from the left hand chord which is argeggied or at the end of the last note of the chord ?

[@Antune]

With the last note.

[@kollieti9959]

Thank you for this, really like your tutorials! Maybe you consider to do any on Beethoven (really hopping for op.119, especially numbers 9,11, 1 and 3, or WOO 81,84)

[@Antune]

Thank you! Glad to hear. Op.119 is most definitely one of my future projects. It’s hard to say when but I’ll make videos on some of them!

[@ramatrhos]

Atune can you do a tutorial on Brahms Rhapsody in G minor opus 79

[@Antune]

I am planning to do that in the future for sure!

[@ramatrhos]

@@Antune what and when will you post your next tutorial?

[@ramatrhos]

@@Antune by the way your show is fantastic. I hope you gain more followers. Btw, Mozart Fantasia would be a great one while I'm pitching ideas for your tutorials lol

[@Antune]

@@ramatrhosHopefully, this Sunday! Mozart Fantasia is also on my to-do list. Hard to say when but I’ll cover that for sure.

[@denyshenriquez-ohme7373]

Your tutorial(s)would be greater If you display above the sheet a virtual keyboard,because it's not always easy to see what key your fingers are playing..Especially in this Waltz with all these fast arpeggios...But,in general,a virtual keyboard is a plus😊...

[@chanhnguyen2215]

I like Brahms, very romantic. Good luck.

[@mehparebayramogullar8705]

🎹❤👍🧿

[@Glitch6122]

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