Czerny Etude op. 299 No. 12 in F-Major

[@micaelabonetti949]

Even more hypnotic seen from above! Bravo.

[@bluepearl4806]

Super brilliant cristal clear bravo👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌺🌺🌺🌺💕💕💕

[@DavidMiller-bp7et]

Very impressive.

[@alborzpiano]

Daaaamn I’m very very impressed. Amazingly played mate Bravo!!

[@wednesdeity]

Amazing as usual

[@greatmusicchannel8549]

Denis Could you make one video about Glissando?

[@ericastier1646]

Thatt was cool !

[@tobyr21]

I haven't listened to this video yet (I will!), but I did look up a few other serious composers who easily got to Opus. 299: Darius Milhaud: Divertissement for wind quintet, Op. 299b (1958) after the film score Gauguin, Op. 299. Alan Hovhaness Sonata "Mt Belknap", op 299. - toby

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Czerny won’t give up so easily on opuses numbers: imslp.org/wiki/List_of_works_by_Carl_Czerny

[@teodorek5803]

How hard is this etude compared to chopin etude op 25 no 12?

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

They need a little different technique, Chopin’s etude needs smooth position changes on a repeated note, so hard to compare, but the difference in difficulty is not drastic

[@lorenzomorgoni524]

I had to study this some time ago, very slowly (and it came out sloppy anyway); now I'd be curious to study it again to see if I can play it at a more appropriate speed: those exercises need to be played pretty fast to be enjoyable.

[@ОльгаГасюк-ф1щ]

Блиск та елеґантність.Дякую🌺🌿

[@brandonmacey964]

Czerny is SO underrated

[@DJLantz4]

Not really lol. He’s a good teacher though

[@brandonmacey964]

@@DJLantz4 he was a good student as well.. he learned his lessons from Beethoven well, you can hear it.. and he passed this on to one of his great students, who also learned their lessons well.. franz Liszt.. Czerny is VERY underrated.. imo..

[@l.w.paradis2108]

​@DJLantz4 He wrote so much, and only some of it is truly scintillating, like this piece. A few pieces are even profound. I doubt that 10% of what he wrote reaches that level. That's why he's not so highly regarded. He should have published his finer pieces entirely separately from his "textbooks."

[@brandonmacey964]

@@l.w.paradis2108 good thing he wrote 1000 op numbers.. any idea what 10 percent of that is? Czerny has so many gems that you don’t even know exist.. I can 99% guarantee you.. every time I hear an obscure work of his or look at the score, I find something clever and brilliant.

[@GrumpyOldEd]

Love it. Like a 'happy' Chopin.

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Actually makes me wonder what kind of Chopin would we have without tuberculosis and russians invading Poland

[@GrumpyOldEd]

@@DenZhdanovPianist yes, I'd like to imagine even more marvellous. But then that's everyone's loss. Thanks for posting it Denis. A new discovery for me and lovely playing as ever.

[@3213470]

Hey Denis, I submitted a request through the link you have for piano lessons but I haven’t gotten any answer :c

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Thanks for reaching out! Feel free to follow up, but right now it might be challenging to take new regular students…

[@3213470]

@@DenZhdanovPianistshould I wait till you have time to schedule or what?? How can I be updated on that?

[@GabiMoraes10]

Bonito e difícil!!! 👏👏👏

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Please write me another message via the contact form on my website, or tell me the name used, because I cannot identify you from this comment.

[@antoniovisioli4460]

. Aesteo lei riesce a rendere musicale anche un semplice studio.

[@micaelabonetti949]

E così dovrebbe a mio parere sempre essere! Il mio professore al conservatorio di Ginevra (un genio della pedagogia: era capace di far suonare un sasso) NON permetteva nemmeno una, dico una, nota senza musicalità!