Chopin Etude Op.10 No.5 PIANO TUTORIAL - P. Barton, FEURICH piano

This PIANO TUTORIAL tutorial (dur: 26 min.) was made with the aim to encourage those that would like to play Chopin's Etude Op.10 No.5 with practice tips and suggestions.
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Free sheet music in public domain from IMSLP Music Library
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[@danielflynn1190]

I've just started a music degree as a mature student, from the standpoint of being largely self-taught and with the resultant technical insecurities. I am so grateful for all of your highly accessible, practical content. This is an invaluable aid to my studies. Is it true that these etudes were written by Chopin to address technical problems in his Concerti? Thank you and best wishes from Prague!

[@Henri.d.Olivoir]

As a reply to your question, I think perhaps for some extant it is possible. His concerti were written between 1829 and 1830, the same years where most of the Op. 10 études were composed. Some of those études, however, date to the years of 1831 and 1832, meaning that they could not have helped Chopin with technical issues with in concerti. In general, I recommend doing some research on the topic; I do not recall ever hearing this theory, but it could very well be true, I just cannot confirm it

[@chaserivera1623]

Paul is truly the modern czerny. So much technical transparency and a true passion for teaching.

[@elishaba]

Thank you for all yours tutoriels. Nobody shows this on KZbin .without pay… For 10 years i have learnt Chopin’s studios with you. Today i play very well. (I have a russian professor too)

[@aastarothh]

Forget ASMR useless videos. Just listen Paul. Thank you for everything Paul, you changed the way I see the life, I feel more calm, more peaceful, you were often over my shoulder watching without judgment how I was playing, and I'm getting better thanks to practice and motivation that you offer on your channel. 🙏🏻

[@ichdiewurst6153]

One of the wholesome people in the world, love from Myanmar!

[@delightkollabathula]

Thank you for this! You're such a wonderful teacher.

[@jolas149]

Dear Paul, that’s absolutely wonderful! You put such a huge amount of time into your tutorials. You are a genius who nurtures pianists to overcome fear of certain piano pieces. Your patience and kindness are so valuable. No having hands, knuckles and fingers hit with a ruler if we make a mistake; instead, find and work on hesitations and areas of difficulty, until finally, we get it. Your a marvel.

[@moderncaleb3923]

Watched your Op. 10 No. 1 tutorial a while ago, glad I’m this early for a new one! thanks for sharing your valuable insights

[@lluisrafalessole-classical5068]

Great Tutorial

[@gabrie1c]

Wow!! Paul's tutorials are treasures to the piano community. His pedagogy is remarkable. The lessons are always interesting and easy to understand. I wish he was my piano mentor. This tutorial was perfect timing too as I'm currently learning this piece, and will definitely use your help to tackle some challenges. Thank you for your hard work and generosity!

[@M419.99]

How difficult this etude really is? I'm currently at Henle 3, I really want to know when it's possible for me to learn it. Thank you!!

[@gabrie1c]

@@M419.99 Henle rated this etude as a 7. Of course difficulty is often subjective and varies person to person, but most would consider this etude to be in middle in difficulty compared with his other etudes. I would recommend putting this etude as a long term goal and work up to it after playing a few of his nocturnes/waltz/mazurkas first. Start practicing Gb maj scales/chords/appegios/double thirds regularly and by the time you're ready to tackle this piece the black Keys will be very familiar. And of course if you have a teacher s/he would be your best resource.

[@M419.99]

@@gabrie1c Thank you for your recommendation, I'm definitely working my way step-by-step to mastering this etude, it's just so interesting and uplifting. Right now I'm learning piano with my jazz teacher, but I also practice classical repertoire on my own to develop my musical understanding. I hope I get there! And best wishes to you!

[@gabrie1c]

@@M419.99 you'll get there eventually if you want it enough. As for me, I'm studying as an amateur now after a long break of many years, so I don't have a teacher anymore and only relying on print or online sources like Paul's awesome lessons here. I often remind myself that it's the musical journey and not the "end goal" that I'm pursuing. This helps me not to rush anything or try to grind any pieces to death that's beyond my capabilities. Hope this is helpful. Best wishes to you too.

[@amosko04]

Paul you're such a great teacher ! With clarity of purpose and approach, I must say this tutorial has benefitted me quite a lot. You're kind and generous, just to emphasize and echo my predecessor's sentiment. Merci !

[@damianc7692]

Wonderful LH dynamics. It’s one of Chopin’s marvellous studies where all the RH fingers seem perfectly placed and not overly stretched. Great stuff Paul.

[@michaelshark1]

Thank you Paul, Your tutorials are incredible helpful and inspirational. Please continue with them. They serve so much information and are received with gratitude 🙏

[@janeskvarka9581]

Thank you for such a wonderful performance, tutorial, detailed analysis, practice tips, easy to follow presentation including the score with highlighted notes, it’s all there. Grateful🙏🏼😄

[@mishachaiko6557]

this couldnt come at a better time, i just yesterday got this handed yesterday from my teacher, thank you!

[@cilibrasi1040]

Absolutely phenomenal tutorial! Quite honestly the best I've ever seen for this piece. Thank you, Paul, for your efforts to put this, and all your other tutorials together for the world. You are an inspiration and actually make these challenging pieces seem possible. Your videos are amazing!

[@a_sea_oasis]

Excellent take from this lesson: Practice the scale of the piece's key, appreggio and rhythmically with the metronome. It was so pleasant to view Mr. Barton's tutorial. Many Thanks from California on the Thanksgiving weekend. 🎹🎶🎵🎶🎵🙏

[@user-tg2fd5lc7j]

That was the best tutorial I've seen in my life. Thank you so much.

[@arletquintero2738]

WOW, WONDERFUL MUSIC!!! 🎹🎶🎵🎼 MR. PAUL THANKS FOR SHARING

[@javmbz_schlithler]

This is waaaaay above my level, but I love watching your tutorials. You make everything look playable.

[@ua6523]

Thoroughly glad I watched this one what effort this must have taken. Paul, thank you Sir for this. We are most grateful!

[@cyba9774]

Wonderful tutorial, thank you very much for sharing this. I'm working on this right now, memorized all of it and continueing to work on fluid playing, interpretation and tempo.

[@user-cj3qt5vc6h]

Excellent execution! A wonderful teacher!

[@richardmcnichols4228]

Pls accept my humble gratitude and appreciation for slowing down and breaking apart the steps to learn this difficult piece. It is very generous of you as I am sure you are as talented as you are busy. I wish you every success and accolade you so richly deserve.

[@pmwkiy6879]

As usual, Paul came up with the goods! I am impressed at how you break down the piece into manageable sections, and gradually ratchet up the tempo but first working on the relevant scale: one hand, two hand, same direction, contrary movement, straight scale, arpeggios and broken chords. Well done! Enjoyed all your tutorials of all the difficult pieces. You will enjoy playing Nikolai Kapustin, Alexander Scriabin and Sergei Bortkiewicz. Look forward to your new publications on KZbin. Paul, keep 'hammering' away the keys! Excellent!

[@cesarvelez6290]

Muchísimas gracias profesor Barton por sus maravillosas lecciones acerca de este bellísimo estudio.Es una guía magnífica para nuestro crecimiento musical en el piano;es usted un Gran profesor pues nos muestra fácilmente cosas(aspectos) que antes me parecían complejos.Felicidades y mil gracias

[@armhan]

Thank you so much Paul, you are the best teacher ever. Ciao!

[@pattap2826]

really love this

[@manuelojeda9144]

Paul for me this Study (op.10 No. 5) has been difficult. I have conquered Op. 10 no.1 thanks to you.

[@masamune9082]

Thanks! I've been waiting for a long time

[@georgereasonproductions]

superb just leaned something new thank you for sharing

[@eleonorarossetti8255]

Grande Paul ! Grazie grazie .

[@lorenhailey7120]

Incredible!!!!!!!

[@carolinestagg6807]

Thank you so much! My mom used to play this, and I'm so glad to hear it again

[@user-cj3qt5vc6h]

Dear Paul!! thank you for your recommendations for learning the 5th etude by Chopin!!! Thank you!!!

[@ellapelupessy6751]

Hi paul. Thanks for the video. Help me alot

[@cheberur]

Yeeeiii...so loving the tutorials!!!

[@Bly56352]

Thank you so much for all your tutorials of Chopins Études, your tutorials help so much !! Thank you so much. It would be so great if you could make a tutorial of Winter Wind etude , I wish you did some to help for this Etude which is so so beautiful but so difficult ! Thank you Paul, Thank you Chopin for creating such music , Chopin tuchs our hearts

[@your_crazy_lazy_pianist]

Amazing tutorial!!!😍 Please do tutorial on Chopin's Etude op. 10 no. 8🥺

[@user-cj3qt5vc6h]

SUPER TUTORIAL, THANKS FOR YOUR!!!!!!!!!

[@paulcookseymmh5941]

Great playing paul,as good as anything i have on CD,i want to learn this one now

[@Arivakrish]

Awesome!!!

[@tommytomtomful98]

One of the best interpretations of this piece in my opinion

[@veronicasantiago1075]

wonderful!!!!🤩👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@ceartmusicadlibitum-efrain6084]

Muy buen tutorial, Felicidades

[@evamariakirschner]

Thank you very much for playing it in a lower tempo, so i finally understand this piece, with the best wishes from Germany !

[@LiOn-vg7eh]

Very nice

[@sudhankarandnilkar7531]

Exellent sir you are a great teacher

[@TheSunlight74]

In scale practice I always imagined four octaves to mean per individual hand! Now i see it's in total, between the hands. Ha, a lifetime of doing it wrong, although no real harm in doing extra octaves 😂

[@jimmynguyen227]

(Scarily) perfect timing lol... just started working on this a few days ago

[@jazzlife1]

Thank you for this clip

[@alexanderivanmiorios9987]

Wow , i really enyojed your performance , and talent ... Thanks You very much ... Keep it up , Shining for te world , God bless You ... Hi from Perú 🙂👍

[@electricblue1129]

Thank you 🙏

[@LawrenceSolon]

Amazing

[@michaelnancyamsden7410]

This intermediate student watches in wonder. Appreciate principles taught. Thank you. Agape from Texas.

[@joe_fizz]

God bless Paul Barton

[@CelinnaMawar]

Even with rubato, he still managed to seamlessly play in tempo for the next part.

[@mariarohmer2374]

Sorry for my previous hounding of you for more Chopin. lol I'm just now seeing how much Chopin has been on your channel. You even have a video with 2 hours of Chopin and I didn't even know! Apologies, Paul.

[@mewcury111]

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[@giuseppecardarelli3666]

Bravo! E' una esecuzione!

[@pianolessonsboulder1894]

Dear Mr. Barton, thank you for an exceptionally helpful tutorial! May I add that you also have a most amiable personality?

[@ViRrOorR]

oooh more tutorials on bach

[@legoguy23451]

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[@krasw]

Why pedal the beautiful lh staccato chords at first beat? Great video!

[@kuuderepiano2988]

Awesome. Could you play Liszt's Jeux Deau a la Villa D'Este? You have a light touch that makes the notes sound like water droplets

[@andrewsmith4356]

Thanks for another great tutorial Paul. I notice you have some strong forearms. I'm wondering if you do/did much manual labor or weight training which contributes to that strength, and what positive or negative effects you may feel that brings to your hand and wrist suppleness and/or finger speed (which is astounding to most of us amateurs). Though you incorporate your whole mechanism (torso, shoulders, arm, etc) there seems to be a lot of emphasis in your technique and tutorials on sheer ability of fingers to fire downwards and then release quickly ("play it slowly with good depth on each note, then gradually increase speed" is the general formula). But in my experience (I can play this piece but not so great and not at your tempo) that is insufficient (for me) and there seems to be a limit to finger-impulse-speed, which, if not developed in youth, is hard to come by as an adult. Hence other approaches to building speed. Also wondering how light or heavy of a piano action you prefer and use. Would LOVE to hear your thoughts on all of the above. Thank you!

[@MultiGugugugu]

Cool. Thank you very much. Paul could you do a tutorial of study 4 op. 25 or 8 op. 10 ?. It could be very useful. Thanks.

[@paphinvithartono2637]

Normally, how would we know which notes to be accentuated? Thanks!

[@JestonSun]

How long had you been playing the piano?

[@Windolon]

Hi Paul, thank you very much for this tutorial. I am a beginner at piano and I'm looking for scale and chord exercises like those you've played before the main practice routine on 10-5. Where can I find sheet music like that in the video? Thanks in advance!

[@calvinhu8922]

Sir can I please have the sheet music in the beginning of your video, the finger exercise, thank you for teaching

[@leoprince6731]

5:41

[@user-ht8iq8kx9k]

Покой Душе. Просмотрел кучу оскорбительной рекламы и между ней промелькнули фрагменты прекрасной музыки CHOPIN в вашем прекрасном исполнении. Всем Спасибо!

[@bubblejoe480]

Am I the only one who wants to be paul barton's student?

[@langkuai2671]

18:26

[@Indail0000]

Dear Paul, please, if you have the opportunity, make subtitles. Уважаемый Пауль, пожалуйста если у вас есть возможность делайте субтитры.

[@manciamusic]

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[@kyroh-bf2tf]

good reason to turn off autocorrect forever

[@APPLE2557XD]

@@kyroh-bf2tfLMFAO

[@verymozart]

I'm probably unpopular. But this study to my soul is among the least attractive and meaningful

[@user-pl6mj8lr6o]

thanks well done..but... near the and.there are some b moll not writed in the score.....maybe your licence...also the scale goes to f natural has some note more than write..

[@townnet]

Sorry , I didn't see any technique tutorial, he just show how he play the piece.

[@felmusik5043]

Min 5:41??

[@townnet]

​@@felmusik5043 This is just an accent practice method, no hand movement technical explain.

[@giusfer7382]

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