Chopin Nocturne in E major Op. 62, No. 2 Piano Tutorial

[@Masterfire88]

I think that at 2:17 the arpeggio starts with and F natural , not F #. Am I right ?

[@janepianotutorials]

Thanks, the LH chord at 2:17 has an E-sharp, which is equivalent to F on the piano. Appreciate all error catching! Will pin comment for all to read.😊

[@smikkelbeer6352]

This is so helpful. I found the agitato section very hard to read but by watching this video attentively it makes much more sense. Thanks a ton Jane!

[@janepianotutorials]

Glad it helped, and thanks for writing!

[@neilramantoniojardimromcy]

Excellent teaching, Jane.Thanks a lot.

[@janepianotutorials]

Thank you, Neilram.

[@enzovasconcelos2406]

5:36 is this right hand A sharp?

[@janepianotutorials]

I can’t tell. Please follow your edition. Chopin editions differ a lot.

[@sonatamoonlight2013]

I am very grateful for these lessons , greetings to you from Iraq .

[@janepianotutorials]

You're welcome, greetings back to you in Iraq

[@Patrick-xr7zn]

Ohhh this is a good one. Definitely going to learn this, thanks!

[@Li-yt7zh]

Patrick Smith was just thinking those exact same words haha

[@janepianotutorials]

It is beautiful. Good luck with it!

[@Tracks777]

I enjoyed your video :) Keep it up!

[@janepianotutorials]

Thanks. I'll try!

[@robviolin1]

Wow Jane - that is hard stuff. It would be too difficult for me. I am not sure how you make sense of it. 👍

[@janepianotutorials]

just chugging along... as if finding hidden gems that emerge from the sand

[@burz96]

Wow thank you so much Jane!

[@tobefree8510]

Cats love music :) Especially when they can dance with mice :)

[@janepianotutorials]

You're welcome!

[@kerawelt2008]

Some flavor of farewell is hovering in this piece... beautiful though...

[@janepianotutorials]

the agitato section is incredible

[@kerawelt2008]

It is ... Definitely...

[@tobefree8510]

I didn't know it, even though I may have listened to all of them, but not paying attention... Such a lovely piece, even at this tempo... :)

[@janepianotutorials]

Interesting... same experience... this one did not register like the others. Only while making the tutorial, did I discover its beauty. Had listened to both 62/1 and 62/2 to decide which request to take, glad I chose this one.

[@Fernando-hp6hp]

Nice. Jane, there is a song called THE ROSE IN THE VASE ON THE TABLE, by Karen Marie. Do you think you can make a tutorial?

[@janepianotutorials]

Possible if you send sheetmusic that is not copyrighted...

[@Fernando-hp6hp]

Jane Cool, I will send it to you.

[@oqueestou]

Jane, is opus 62 no 1 level 7 too?

[@janepianotutorials]

had written level 8 in the op.62/1 description

[@oqueestou]

Jane Really?! I guess I underrated the difficulty of 62-1. What a pity. I was willing to learn it. Well, one more year of practice then my hands might be ready...

[@janepianotutorials]

the section with trills added to the level

[@oqueestou]

That's a very hard nocturne. I've been learning it for 2 months and I'm currently on the third page ( the hardest part ). Opus 62, no 1 is easy compared to this one. I would say opus 62 no 2 is undoubtedly level 8. On the other hand, the first one ( 62, no 1 ) is level 7

[@janepianotutorials]

Ignore the levels. You can do it! Keep practicing :)

[@oqueestou]

It seems a very hard nocturne to play analyzing at this tempo. Very beautiful, though

[@janepianotutorials]

Nice to hear from you, Fábio. Know you love Chopin. This might be on the hard side, but worth learning.

[@oqueestou]

Jane I'm finishing opus 48-2,btw. I can't match the final notes. I'll send an audio to you

[@Fatasempregiovane]

Tge second paet is more difficult, there are toi much notes ti play. Tge sound is not easy to understand

[@janepianotutorials]

I had guesstimated this at Level 7. Perhaps try an easier nocturne? They are all worth learning 🥰