Chopin Etude in F Minor, Op.25 No.2 - Piano Lesson - Josh Wright Piano TV

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This video explains ways to master touch, evenness, and pedaling in this popular Chopin Etude.
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[@rainqd1889]

crazy how I just started learning this, my name is Ryan, and this was dedicated to me 7 years before I even started playing piano. Crazy shit.

[@jc2058]

Very good lesson. The pedal seems to be over looked by so many players. I also appreciate the learning process that you so well articulate. The different camera angles provide variety. The angle of the foot was worth a 1000 notes! Have you ever considered shooting your videos with multiple cameras simultaneously and spending a few minutes editing them into the final video? It may make the video easier to shoot.

[@franzmustafa897]

practise it all staccato !

[@joshwrightpiano]

Thanks for the support. Have you seen my "improving speed" and "playing faster" videos?? Those should help

[@PianoRyanYT]

I was thinking about learning this piece to work on my fast release and scale technique! By the way, I LOVE the pedal angle! I always have so many pedal questions! Definitely an inspiring video, Josh!! :)

[@GuilhermeHenriquesCoaching]

The pedal camera & tip was amazing!

[@thenamelessphoenix5508]

I'm preparing this piece for a college audition right now, these tips have been very helpful. Thank you!

[@williamsun3847]

Thank you Josh you let me know how to play the petal! Good job!

[@MeisterEck]

hugh grant

[@pianoman1974]

I've been following you for years, and your videos are great. still have great problems with my speed Josh.

[@Thomas11611]

I think one should always try and practice musically. Some good advice in this video, but I feel like doing forte on the melody in a practice routine isn't good. I think rhythm stop practice would serve better. A concert pianist, Frederic Chiu, gave us a master class on technique and I found that playing musically, relaxed and very slowly really helps better in the long run when speeding up. Your muscle memory kicks in and one would be able to recall the feeling of playing slow at a faster tempo. Good tutorial and thanks for sharing.

[@dutypol]

This is amazingly helpful. Better than my weekly personal lesson!

[@joshwrightpiano]

It's on the list :) Will do soon

[@oldschoolchartist]

Anyone who is attempting this etude should know enough about pedal technique to not have to be told anything on the subject. A good pianist has the right foot connected to the EARS. For this piece, I would think a feathered pedaling would be perfect. The dampers never get much off the string, the foot never loses touch with the pedal, and the control of the foot is purely based upon what is being heard at any instant in the performance.

[@EnriqueGiliOrtiz]

Thank you for your advice. Im working on this etude and needed a new perspective in its aproach. As well as Trifonov I would recomend Louis Lortie videos in youtube. Greetings from Spain

[@EnriqueGiliOrtiz]

I find a problem not easy to solve in this etude, Josh: how to do "molto legato" as Chopin wants at the same time that we play presto with clarity and not loosing notes. Is the pedal enough to get legato?And in that case is better approaching this etude with the fingertips in order to get clarity?

[@puikiyeung7198]

omg I was always wondering the name of the second piece since i have heard it somewhere else n finally i knew the name from this video!! thanks a lot!!

[@joshwrightpiano]

I'll add it to the list Jaime :)

[@MattMcCarrin]

SOO awesome! Thank you very much.

[@aimee9457]

Hi josh you play right hand 3x2 instead of 2 triplets! I believe you shoulder play triplets in the right hand as is written. What do you think?

[@innocentgames]

Thank you!

[@nori8675]

Great tutorial! Subscribed!

[@ФЭФ197]

этот этюд прекрасен

[@JasonXBeats]

Wow nice job!

[@kyoryu1]

Hey Josh u were great, do you suggest a digital piano, does it feels the same when playing fast compositions like this? I was out of money so i bought myself a Casio Celviano AP 260. I have played the Valse Petit Chien on it, and didnt got disadvantages. I want to be piano teacher, wath do you suggest. Thanks.

[@Lorenzobulleri]

Please, can you tell me how to move your fingers so fast?

[@boi8810]

Would this be a good etude to start with when beggining chopin etudes?

[@ClairePiano2011]

Awesome....thank you.

[@ayakhalifaa4351]

May you please write the pianists name you recommend.. Daniel, what...?

[@joshwrightpiano]

Haha thank you

[@ozgurharan238]

I started to practice this etude. Can I finish it for 20 days? I am practising daily and regularly.

[@pierrenic.7682]

Özgür Haran so Did you finish ? I Start to learnt 20 days ago !

[@pierrenic.7682]

Almost 6 months later .. stiom lot of work (for me) to do (I practise by sessions almost One complete month on 6 months of time)... not easy to obtain light touch eveness and accuracy here

[@pianoforte17xx48]

I've been practicing for 3 years and I can't achieve clarity at speed. It becomes mushy and I feel like I can't control my hands anymore when I play at 120 bpm. Currently I can play at 100 bpm (I could play like that from a year too), so I think I'm not making progress with this piece anymore. I need to change something, but not sure what to do! :(

[@elthpiano]

Weldon Percy only 3 years will be very hard!

[@pianoforte17xx48]

@@elthpiano how many years for it to be easy? I see kids at age 6 perform this like a charm..

[@mathemann6011]

very helpful thank you! But how do you add shape?

[@pierrenic.7682]

Panda Bear Follow the phrasing on the scores

[@EnsoTathata]

Ха, это и я так смогу!!! Мурку давай!

[@henrique1944]

Wann Spiel Mir vor Guiomar Novaes diese Etude Sie sag:Aber es isto alle Drei. "Guiomar Novaes aulas ,,youtube.

[@agamaz5650]

this etude vs revolutionary? which one is easier

[@amir.hmohammadi4240]

absolutely Revolutionary

[@amir.hmohammadi4240]

sorry i thought u said harder Revolutionary is harder than this etude

[@agamaz5650]

oh ok thanks, I am having a hard time synchronizing the hands, in Revolutionary it looks like the left hand has simple (but fast) arpeggios

[@pierrenic.7682]

Amir Aria not so shure... this one is often misperceived and could be very hard to really play it with speed and light sound

[@SinanAkkoyun]

@@amir.hmohammadi4240 lol

[@garik-V-]

"Хм .... Так это и я так могу ... " (с)

[@masterlup]

Sorry but ... pls do chopin 10 1^^