Chopin Etude Op. 25 No. 1 Piano Lesson - Josh Wright Piano TV

[@larryhagemann5548]

Great session. Thank you so much. I'm trying this at age 77! Oh dear...I should have started much early. But thank you.

[@kaylee6335]

I would like to see your video.

[@joshwrightpiano]

Thank you so much. I really appreciate your support

[@salvatoremartella5397]

….ma che musica, CHE MERAVIGLIA!!!! Ogni volta un’intensissima emozione che si rinnova, veramente un autentico miracolo che sempre ti coglie quasi impreparato…

[@joshwrightpiano]

glad to help. If you come across any questions just let me know

[@DLRicePE]

Josh Wright can you do a video about Scriabin 2 poemes

[@thegreenpianist7683]

You play it so beautifully, excellent rubato

[@thegreenpianist7683]

JAMES KRAMER absolutely :)

[@datalore6187]

I've played this etude, and it has some difficult rhythmic changes, 6 against 5. Also the arpeggios at the very end took some practice. Banging out the melody is another pitfall. It may be not Chopin's most difficult etude but it's certainly not a beginner's piece either.

[@sandragayle7866]

I love this piece it really shines on the harp. Just say it Josh make it sound like the harp. I learn a lot from your teachings. I play the harp but your ideas are great and really have help me with playing piano pieces on the harp so thanks.

[@apieindiemou4736]

Thanks! This was so helpful. Especially giving insight to shaping the upper voice.

[@firmansutrisna9387]

Josh! How beautiful!!!!!

[@jimperkins9894]

Your the best! Been playing this piece all my life, Covid has made it much better, your lesson will make it supreme.

[@gothamelliott]

What a lovely, poetic accolade!!

[@user-bo4xe6pn1y]

The long-short-long practice is valuable to me. I can achieve to bring out the melody easily It also makes my practice sustainable for a longer time as the long note can let the stretched fingers to rest. Thank you so much

[@claudiaosk3464]

Thank you! Really helpful, I had given up on this beautiful piece but now Ill try again😍

[@amitbenhur3722]

At first I doubted a young guy could give helpful advice on a chopin etude but you did :). Your insights are interesting and helpful and your playing is magical.

[@gothamelliott]

Young body, old soul!

[@NegocioMulmillonario]

Thanks Josh for your lessons. Greetings from Colombia.

[@atsumindesu]

Thank you! I feel these tips will really help my playing, specially the rythms one.

[@piqueselio]

I'm currently learning this piece. Very good advice, it really helped me.

[@vettejakes]

This is my favorite Chopin Etude and I plan on working on it someday.

[@AStarlessReader]

This was so helpful, thank youuu!!

[@quintale-bq2el]

Josh is so informal in this video))

[@dianecleary5401]

Thank you Josh! Very helpful. Currently working on this etude.

[@normacosme9096]

Very helpfull!👍

[@MrFrapado]

Thanks Josh! Very Helpful 🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏

[@lifejazz1]

Thanks Josh

[@admiralkevin089]

Thank you very much! I appreciate your interpretation of the "voices" and the methods that you suggest we practice. I find it very helpful!

[@CruelNight]

Do you have any suggestions for the 6 on 4 rhythms from bar 17 onward?

[@IEEMAZ_Convoluted_14.2.8.5]

This is the aelion harp etude. It’s the nickname

[@christinatseng5278]

I want to memorize this piece but can't seem to memorize more than 8 bars.... I didn't study music so I was never pressured to memorize. Most of my piano friends (adult amateurs like me) don't even try to memorize pieces, and even my teacher advised me against it - I think she didn't want me getting too frustrated. I want to have a 4~5 piece repertoire (very small goal) memorized so I can still play without my sheet music. I am hoping to use chord progress/analysis to help with memorization. Can you recommend some books to get me started? also, my right arm starts to hurt after ~20 bars, I think it is because right hand was trying to hold the chord position and stayed very tensed ~ Any suggestion? Thanks much!

[@DLRicePE]

Christina Tseng that’s your problem

[@c7z131]

is it normal to experience pain?My hands hurt after ten minutes of practicing this piece

[@velyth9979]

C7 Z Try loosening and rotating your wrists while playing.

[@JimPIckins]

Not at all. Loosen the wrist

[@lv999iam]

I'm eating a Pizza Pop

[@gael8]

Very happy to read that

[@kirkwahmmet8406]

Nice.