Chopin TUTORIAL Nocturne Op.9 No.2 - P. Barton, FEURICH piano

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I feel that you are as good a teacher as you are a pianist. That is important, and it allows others to go *beyond* the places & spaces between the notes.

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Enlightening, fascinating, beautiful! Thank you!

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Oh, I love this nocturne! This nocturne was the reason I started playing piano. I can play the nocturne front to back , but I wanted to improve on it. Thank you.

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I'm new to your channel and was scrolling down the list of your pieces hoping that this Nocturne would be there. Thank you so much. I only play a few of Chopin's less challenging works but his music is all that I do play, and love...

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Very helpful video. Your passion for music is infectious.

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[@Hodder2008]

Thank you Paul! I'll bring this piece out of my music cupboard and re-learn it with the help of your tutorial. Fun!

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I have recently mastered this piece. I will refer to your tutorial to polish and make it sound better. Thanks.

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Great tutorial!

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Absolutely lovely thank you

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Great video, thanks for posting. Currently learning this, very insightful

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'Chopin TUTORIAL Nocturne Op.9 No.2 - P. Barton, FEURICH piano' it's really great experience watching for your video.. wish always success.. have a good day.. 💯👍

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Thank you, Paul. Your music is spirituality…

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very insightful, thanks!

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Noturno é linda! Grato!

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[@zachreel6466]

Hi Paul! I’ve been learning Chopins 8th Nocturne and I’d love to hear your interpretation! As you are one of my favorite pianists right now, I was curious if you could give it a play?

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How do you make your recording sound professionally when you record yourself playing the piano? I myself play piano completely by ear, and I am completely blind. I don’t have soundproofing, but I have two dynamic microphones and a soundcraft mixer that I can use to record. But I want it to make it sound good. Is this possible, and What kind of reverb should I put on there, if any?

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[@worrellrobinson4332]

Hey, Paul thank you for this great tutorial on this nocturne. I loved every moment of it, as you brought out a spiritual component of music when talking about the scales (DO/ C) and playing them the way you did at the intro on the piano. I think this side of music doesn't get seen or presented from other sources. Talking about the space between the notes ( Debussy quote) reminds me of that phrase of ''Read between the Lines''. Have a pleasant Christmas with your family kind regards from Mr Worrell Robinson

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i would love to see a performance of Rachmaninoff's etude tableau op.39 no.6

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Rubato

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It's a pity there aren't subtitles in more languages

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The Hammer has no connection to the string after it was hit and thus technically it would be impossible to do a vibrato. But when we see a vibrato we tend to hear what we see, psychologically.

[@martinepeters9891]

@Paul Barton thank you so much for your kind reply and hereby taking the opportunity to thank you for your time and effort you put in this channel. When I was young, my parents were too caught up in their own lives and so, the videos you make with your daughter are somehow healing. And so is your piano healing. I enjoy how your daughter also likes to narrate her stories about her life in Thailand. You can tell her parents are peaceful and mindful.