Chopin Etude in F minor, Op.25 No.2 Tutorial - ProPractice by Josh Wright

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[@lifeaschrisyanak5150]

The Chopin Études were given nicknames by several scholars, but the more popular nicknames are from the Hans Von Bülow catalogue (I guess that you would call it that). Thank you for the amazing video. 😊👍🏻

[@Crispy_Anne]

Yay! You put this video out the very same week I started learning this piece. Thanks!

[@Crispy_Anne]

Also... You consider the ocean etude a starter etude? With that tempo, that even pros have trouble with? I don’t think so. If one started with this piece there’s no way they could play it up to speed.

[@okayest_pianist]

@@Crispy_Anne ahahah please relay this message to my teacher 😭 I just got to grade 4 and I was told to try this just cause I managed fur elise and turkish march

[@kamatayon6380]

@@okayest_pianist i was told to learn this, its just my 8th lesson or so

[@okayest_pianist]

@@kamatayon6380 oh my god, happy to hear I'm not the only one, it's around my 10th lesson too, our teachers are nuts lol

[@muffinrl]

The first Chopin etude I played was 10-4, the technical benefits were amazing as I saw a big improvement in speed on scales and broken chords/arpeggios. Sadly, it either gave me tendonitis or really accelerated the development of it... I guess I learned two valuable lessons from the etude: I learned how to play fast, and the importance of loose playing.

[@Keredis]

As I clicked on this video I get an ad and guess who is on the ad.... HIM

[@luigi8414]

Since when was him on an ad

[@ANNA28091993]

This is so incredibly helpful! Thank you 😊

[@cynthiagunkle7225]

Again your piano sounds so beautiful!

[@thegreenpianist7683]

I recommend listening to Stanislav Bunin's recording of this

[@DangTran86139]

Thank Josh Wright so much!

[@sarahfernandespiano]

I just learnt this piece and it is my favorite!

[@GoldenEagleGT]

THIS IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!

[@MishaSkripach]

Thank you!

[@IvanLiakh]

Bravo!

[@brandonbaltodano8058]

Are you going to cover Etude op. 25 no. 10 (octave) in a pro practice? I'm working on it now and struggle with holding the inner voices while moving octaves in the outer.

[@caedrickgaming4801]

Same here!

[@MishaSkripach]

Relaxing both hands is the hardest here

[@LouisEmery]

In the right hand the first of six-note group is accented. I've been practising with accenting the first note of every triplets. This makes it sound completely different. What are the pros and cons of this?

[@henrique1944]

When I player this Etude op 25 n.2 Guiomar Novaes said to me that i muito play from three to three,.Hoje era Mr josh Wright plays The same way I play. Please look the vídeo that i have recorde in her home (Audio) where I player this Etude .

[@isakhungnes4416]

Just realised this etude is actually really similar to Scriabins op 13 no 2

[@jordanzukoff2552]

What would u say is harder this or fantaise impromptu

[@m4tt1afm51]

I think fantasie impromptu is a little harder than this, this is the first virtuosistic piece I've learnt. I know a girl who started with this etude, then she played op. 10 n. 5 and after a year she played op. 25 n. 12 (all etudes by chopin) . She never played fantasie impromptu, maybe because it's too difficult, maybe because she don't like it.

[@joeyblogsy]

This one is harder because it’s more minimalistic.

[@tracyzhang1524]

where is the 14 recording? just curious...

[@vctor6868]

What's that etude he called the most difficult?

[@Un1234l]

Chopin Etude - Opus 10, No. 2 in A minor "Chromatic"

[@abu61sen]

1:50

[@aknightofcamelot]

Can you link a recordig? I'd love to hear your interpretation

[@Sokolovpianist249]

Love this tutorial! This is one of my favorite piano tutorial channels along with Danae Dörken. It’s actually fun to combine her and Josh‘s exercises for this specific study: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXnZgX5-jLOZacU Thanks again!

[@joanndu6154]

Josh, my daughter is playing this piece. She's 9 and has small hands. She struggles to get a clear sound of every note in m.7. She's tried 6 beat rhythm practices(1-234561,12-345612 etc) but still can't quite get the clarity of esp. B flat and D flat in this measure when playing at fast speed. Could you give her some advice? Thank you! (Here is her video recording kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXbOo56rg9mHmNk)

[@verymozart]

Yours hands look a lot alike Chopin's

[@IEEMAZ_Convoluted_14.2.8.5]

It’s not wind. The nickname is the bees

[@donbaniore1163]

it wasnt chopin who called it this way

[@IEEMAZ_Convoluted_14.2.8.5]

@@donbaniore1163 I know

[@IEEMAZ_Convoluted_14.2.8.5]

Even I do not like you, I watch your videos