Beethoven Fur Elise - ProPractice by Josh Wright

[@yellowyellowleaves]

I ended up buying the full versions of this one and Bach's Prelude in C, and found them both to be immensely helpful. He gets into subtle dynamics in a way I haven't found anywhere else. Money well spent for sure.

[@K8319M]

I like this guy he's much nicer than my childhood piano teacher was!

[@mariorqmsilveira3270]

A nice little video on counting and dynamics! Thanks!!

[@kevinchambers2327]

Very good lesson thanks!

[@luiscallirgos893]

Saludos cordiales desde Perú 🇵🇪!

[@shaolin95]

Josh at about 1:06 (again at 3:07) you play a note different form any other version I have heard and my own sheet papers for that piece. Is yours really different or just misread that? :)

[@oweeeen]

I see he plays a D in the right usually it is an E.

[@ViktorKVaughn]

I wanted to ask this same question. In the beginning, he mentions that you should try to get a specific version of the sheet music and I'm wondering if in that version, it is a D. To be honest, I like the way the D sounds better.

[@Mymusicaldream]

Daniel Ryan I also learned it with the D right there... So i think it's the sheet..

[@nibiru6]

The original has D

[@weirdscience6820]

Ok I'm changing my playing to a D because I agree it sounds better - gives it a finality - and I would rather play the original! Wasn't planning to watch this video. Glad I did and picked up this snippet.

[@luiscallirgos893]

Sinceramente Wonderful 😊 ☕ 😊!

[@cjnadance7773]

Do we really have to start DCBA the entire time? Or we save it for the final resolution?

[@thrillscience]

People who had Jazz training before classical call them "bars", too!

[@lexuanlinhx5092]

I'm brginrr

[@sahils1257]

i am cool