Chopin Nocturne in E-flat major, Op.9 No.2 Tutorial

[@EJS1970]

I’m barely intermediate and you make this look so easy. I’m only really getting into piano in my 70s. You play beautifully

[@Cookerab]

Been playing this piece for years. Dmitri Shishkin's performance on youtube is sublime. Always appreciate tips from pros.

[@PhilipGarciaReacts]

Thank you for this Josh, my all time favorite piece! ❤️ I’m learning everyday from your lessons. God bless you. 🤗

[@PianoMan333]

Thanks for making this tutorial! I've been subscribed to ProPractice for a few months now and am absolutely loving it!

[@thegreenpianist7683]

Considering the popularity of the piece, this is looooooooooong overdue hahaha No complaints though, any video of yours is worth

[@Anthony-db7ou]

Great point on the back strokes.

[@magicalmysterypiano8144]

Josh, thank you so much for your very informative tutorials. When you deal with the certain piece I can hear its wonderful harmony ! I would also like to see your tutorial on Chopin's Nocturne Cis-moll No. 13

[@pma475]

This is a gift… I am currently learning it and your insights are brilliant, thank you ! 🎹🎼🌟

[@aimlessspace]

Thank you so much Josh for this incredible tutorial! I can’t wait to apply these techniques and tips in my practice. Looking forward to more tutorials on other Chopin Nocturne pieces! Thank you 👏🏻😍

[@god-son-love]

This is very enjoyable I had a hard time during the covid lockdown now I finally gained a bit strength to go back to the piano.

[@RuthJoness]

Had this song stuck in my head! Could not remember who is was by! Thank u!

[@johanssoncisneros1489]

Josh uploads a new pro practice video My wallet: Oh $hit here we go again xD

[@SamuelProcopio]

Great sound!

[@tobiedavis8841]

You should do a video on the first etude in the 2 concert etude set, by liszt.(waldesruaschen). that Would be amazing! Really enjoyed the video too. Love the way you explain it, it really helped.

[@2024Warren]

Side-comment regarding John Field's nocturnes: I completely agree that Chopin's nocturnes are far richer and more engaging, but with the exception of Field's nocturne no 2 which is truly lovely (he also used a variant of it as the slow movement of one of his piano concertos). I could even imagine that it was that particular Field nocturne that inspired Chopin to write nocturnes.

[@PianoTechSupport]

Awesome, great tutorial!

[@mickizurcher]

I’m just a few minutes into it and I really love the idea of you talking about the structure of all the pieces if you can, because I certainly have no knowledge of structure. Can you recommend any books on piano music structure? Also,I really find it helpful when you use adjectives like “innocence” You really have a great skill with that and I’d like to learn to describe what I’m listening to. Is that something you’ve always been able to do or did someone help you with that? thank you, wonderful as always.

[@baSsDiaRy01]

super LiKE 💗❤ chopin is what a wonderful music 👆🎵

[@captivator13]

Thxxx brother Josh,,, Sam 🎵✌🏻

[@pierrecohenmusic]

It’s finally here 😂

[@rosesunshine2088]

Thanks a lot😍 I'm currently learning it. Could you also do tutorial on Nocturne Op. 51 No. 1, please?

[@aliediskasoglu7998]

Nice video

[@Callofthegame247]

Josh, check out Jordan Rudess. Keyboard and piano god. His technique is odd, but he can play damn near anything.

[@milostopalovic3906]

Its compound Ternary form where A is loose binary form AA'BA

[@philippathomas6918]

Hi Josh tried everything but can’t find the follow on tutorials for this piece please can you help

[@celebratingchaosbyvanitha3229]

The subtitles hide the keys. Can we remove that?

[@happypiano4810]

@Gizio Not helpful for deaf people. I think that’s what they’re getting at anyway.

[@mkf_12]

The way this has zero dislikes like wha-

[@Whatisthematterwithyoupeople]

KZbin no longer puts in the dislikes lol. Many people can’t handle the criticism lol.

[@EddyVitkauskasXband]

If I take away your pages... What can you do? Show me something "PRO"