Chopin - Prelude no. 5 op. 28 in D major - Greg Niemczuk's Professional Piano Tutorial

[@Ha7yde]

My absolute favorite prelude

[@ブルーマン-r9p]

とてもわかりやすい解説でした。短い曲ですが、非常にダイナミックで洗礼された曲で好きです。

[@demon9166]

Enjoyed every second of this Piano Tutorial!

[@gregniemczuk]

Thanks!

[@PedroStreicher]

I may be a strange person, because I plan to learn this prelude, and don`t plan to learn all 24. Love this one... thanks Maestro Greg for the great content, as always.

[@gregniemczuk]

Hahahahaha, I didn't mean it! It's so beautiful that the world is so diverse and people are so different. Maybe what I said was not right. It was just my opinion. Congratulations and good luck!

[@PedroStreicher]

hahaha No worries professor, you got it wrong, in fact i totaly agree with you and probably 99% of pianists will no touch this piece ever... it`s a strange music in a way, but it is beautiful for sure.@@gregniemczuk

[@nojohns1748]

This is a great prelude, very underrated. This video makes me appreciate it even more.

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you!!! I also think so! Watch my analysis also!!!!

[@msagataondine9]

Wonderful tutorial and great advice about not listening to recordings of this prelude. It sounds so beautiful when you played it just a little slower and it makes much more sense rhythmically. I was very intimidated by this prelude but I will give it a try. Thank you!

[@davisatdavis1]

One of my favorite preludes that's almost never played. Along with 14.

[@gregniemczuk]

Really??? Wow!

[@davisatdavis1]

@gregniemczuk I think it has something to do with how I try to understand composers and people in general. I don't try to understand someone from what they're known for or what they appear on the outside, but rather their more "different" side. Prelude no 5 and 14 are a very different chopin and the peculiarities of these works are what make me want to understand them so I can understand more of chopin. Chopin being my favorite composer, I want to understand everything there is to him and through the music he writes. The 14th prelude gave me a really deep understanding of chopin. Thanks to your analysis and the the readings you did, I understand more than I thought I did and I feel drawn into the music and wanting to explore more. Anyways that's a general idea of why I think I feel drawn to this music so much.

[@mvanbaarsen]

Thank you, Greg, for your most valuable advices. It is indeed quite an etude, which I will certainly put on my bucket list. Such a drama; I wonder in what circumstances Chopin wrote this piece.

[@Siegfriedclassical]

After a well deserved weeks break, youre uploading again! (Ignore the music alphabet video)

[@gregniemczuk]

Hi! Alphabet is for my fans from Poland, music lovers with no knowledge about music, another project dedicated to them. So it's something else. I'll try to continue uploading although I start to have a busy concert schedule

[@Siegfriedclassical]

@@gregniemczuk its ok, take a break when you need to.

[@edwardrogers6231]

I really enjoy your tutorial videos. I just want to say that I have been obsessed with this piece for a very long time and I’ve always found it to be one of the most beautiful and intricate pieces out there. It is almost a shame it is so short. I finally learned it in the past year and your tutorials have been helpful.

[@gregniemczuk]

Thanks!!! I'm really happy to hear that!

[@carlosazambujayt]

Great video, very instructive! But... my curiosity goes beyond musical matters: what about that beautiful iron pan that is on the table behind you? 😅

[@gregniemczuk]

There is a green tea in it!!!!

[@SH_mss9]

I love listening to this prelude but when I try to look at the score it hurt my eyes hahahaha😂

[@gregniemczuk]

Hahahaha