Chopin - The Butterfly Etude (Op. 25 No. 9)

[@Bahurigshy]

Wow I didn't expect someone to actually watch it. Thanks for the likes and comments!!! any feedback is appreciated but please be nice I'm sensitive.

[@mrmustache7023]

Tempo slower then im used to hearing but I know this shit is hard so good job

[@Bahurigshy]

@@mrmustache7023 Thank you!

[@nannalaz]

The butterfly animation & thumbnail is so pretty!

[@MusicalMaestro2.0]

You did an amazing job!! Don't be hard on yourself!

[@Bahurigshy]

Thank u so much!

[@NiccoloPaganini_2]

Nice interpretation! Really love it!

[@Bahurigshy]

Thank you so much Paganini!

[@PianoAddict-55]

Well done!

[@anisakaffash9971]

Perfectly played🩷🩷🩷

[@Bahurigshy]

I did miss some notes here and there but thank you so much!!!

[@yourstuff143]

It’s always so impressive to see someone play piano

[@Bahurigshy]

Thanks!

[@Prelopus-Bythmectic]

Good job

[@stankdog1357]

Wonderful!

[@Bahurigshy]

Thanks!!!!

[@hollowpaulo]

sounds good! Keep at it 🔥

[@Bahurigshy]

Tysm!

[@NGP.piano.]

Really nice, thank you!

[@Chris_Piano]

❤ wow

[@Bahurigshy]

Thank you

[@theiraqipilot]

hey bro, good playing, i think you should fix your tempo and keep your wrists low and relaxed, you still played it greatly

[@Bahurigshy]

@@theiraqipilot Thank you!

[@NGP.piano.]

Subscribed, new friend!😊

[@Bahurigshy]

Thank you!

[@Whostolemypants-r2t]

Nice playing, but there are wrong notes and in each chunk (two chunks in a bar), the first two notes are legato, and the last two notes are staccato, however I only heard the legato part. For the second note u can slightly jump because it can cause tension if not (I experienced this and my teacher told me), also the last two staccato notes just jump higher because this is a very cute, lively piece, remember not to use the pedal all the time. From the first 8 bars, and the last two notes in each chunk and the last note of the piece, u do not need the pedal, u did very well!

[@Whostolemypants-r2t]

Try not to be too sticked to the keyboard

[@Whostolemypants-r2t]

Also for the second page, remember that you use arm weight to make the sound louder for the right hand if u feel tension

[@Whostolemypants-r2t]

Oh sorry I didn’t see this was 5 months ago

[@Bahurigshy]

@@Whostolemypants-r2t thank u I will take this into account!

[@Katsariss]

im no expert but your hand look like the have a lot of tension

[@Bahurigshy]

You are 100% right. Its due to bad fingering that making my wrist move in a bad way. Working on it!

[@Katsariss]

@@Bahurigshy wdym bad fingering?

[@Bahurigshy]

@@Katsariss I play most of the octave pairs on 4th and then 5th finger which making my wrist move unnecessarily. I think I should play them only on 5th. With that, my wrist wouldnt move so much(I started playing this piece when I didnt know so much about tension).

[@Katsariss]

i had that same problem too. good luck.

[@Bahurigshy]

​@@Katsariss Thanks! how did u solve it?

[@H4EA]

ありま？！