Chopin Etude Op.10 No.6 P. Barton FEURICH piano

Tutorial to follow. (*I used sustain pedal in this recording and explain why in the tutorial - recorded 30/12/2014)

[@PhilipGarciaReacts]

Thank you Paul for always playing Chopin, touches my heart deeply

[@fagelsinnet]

Your videos are so well made. Perfect video and audio quality and you're a very good pianist.

[@PaulBartonPiano]

Thank you Carl, it's very kind of you to say so. I like your avatar which, along with your comment, has brought a cheery ray of sunshine into my day.

[@notillatall]

the tone change at 1:31 is gorgeous

[@alberto798]

This etude is so dramatic.. Love it

[@MarziaGaggioliOfficial]

This is really wonderful!!!! Thank you dear Paul!!!

[@vetlenr8828]

How long do you think youll have to play piano before you can play the edutes from Chopin?

[@PaulBartonPiano]

How long depends on how badly you want to.

[@vetlenr8828]

***** haha! That was a great answer! Ive play 5/6 years and really love playing. For 2 mouths i discovered chopins art! I love the nocturnes and waltzes, but really want to play the Etude called Winter Winds! Its kinda hard i think! What do you think about it?

[@PaulBartonPiano]

Vetle Nærø Vetie, I made an introduction to Winter Wind some time ago, I hope it encourages you to begin playing it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2Pbq5Wujb9onK8 it's such a wonderful piece.

[@vetlenr8828]

***** Thank you so much! Cant wait to put my fingers on this wonderful piece! :)

[@SinanAkkoyun]

Start right now, these are etudes, etudes to learn and have fun with. Nobody should scare away only because they think they are too bad to try it. With this mindset, you will never get good!

[@arber7240]

Im looking on getting started with chopin etudes. Should I learn this one first? It seems like its the easiest of the bunch.

[@yamibakura8805]

yes, this or 25/2

[@Murcielag0scuro]

@kainoamh And 10/9 with the "big" jumps.

[@alejandropolanco5997]

This one seems easy but it’s not, it’s just slow, but the fingerings are awkward and the “correct” color and tone are difficult to achieve. I would start with op. 25 no 2/1. They are faster but fit nicely into the hands, and I think it’s also easier to give an interpretation to them

[@vincent-ataramaniko]

This one looks easy but even Paul Barton makes many mistakes in it. It isn't easy at all.

[@marcosviniciosribeirocompo1137]

Great artist Mr. Barton !!!

[@fabiencourtoistapping]

super ! why at the mesure 7 the last note is do ( bemol) or you play do ( not alteration ) ? kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpLEm3akmd55Z68 i try to make on the guitar ( it s just the beginning with some forget ( half mesure )

[@rigel48]

Sure, it's beautiful, but frankly I prefer it when you play it at Chopin's metronome marking. The music is so much more moving.

[@m.g.manuel3600]

You play the accacciaturas wrong

[@wavetuning]

I didn't detect any false notes, congrats! Perhaps playing a little too fast though.

[@PaulBartonPiano]

there's a slower version on my channel too.

[@mantictac]

This is orders of magnitude slower than Chopin's tempo indication.

[@paolo6219]

Sounds easy until you see the sheets

[@cunite9263]

Actually it's not easy as I'm currently studying it till mastered. There's something about the melody that's really haunting and so contagious that i keep playing it again and again

[@339lenny]

hey paul can you play chopins nocturne no.4 ?

[@federfuchsCh]

He has some takes on his channel and uploaded one this weekend.

[@MrDellDude]

federfuchsCh 339lenny was asking for a performance of nocturne no.4 not etude op.10 no.4 :P

[@PaulBartonPiano]

Do you like this Nocturne?

[@MrDellDude]

I love Nocturne no.4. Chopin was a master at composing nocturnes ( not that he wasn't good at composing other works too ). Scriabin also wrote beautiful nocturnes.

[@PaulBartonPiano]

Dean Viner Yes, you are right. The 4th Nocturne is both beautiful and interesting because the outer sections are peaceful and calm, like Ballade 2, but the middle section is fast, loud and furious, quite unusual for the idea of a sleepy gentle night piece. Do you think it is like peacefully sleeping, then a nightmare, then going back to peaceful sleep again?

[@KimCuongTran3011]

I really don't know why this kind of music is very hard to understand :( I just like Nortune and Waltzes

[@_melzargard]

Lol

[@adrianbacklund5839]

The original tempo is faster!

[@thetempest0]

Wrong tempo...

[@jbro2780]

there's no right or wrong tempo for this piece

[@vincent-ataramaniko]

​@@jbro2780 Strange because Chopin clearly wrote dotted quarter note = 69 BPM.

[@darkhafgor]

@@vincent-ataramaniko kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGqugGylgJJshqM He did the tempo in this vid