How to Play Schubert | Moment Musicaux No.3 in F minor [Tutorial]

Here is my complete tutorial on "how to" learn, practice, and play the Moment Musicaux No.3 in F minor by Franz Schubert.
In this tutorial, I focus on each section with separate hands and both hands, explaining my view on phrasing, timing, voicing, pedaling, and more.
Enjoy, and good luck!
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Contents of this video;
0:00​​ - Intro & Designing the Accompaniment
1:38​ - 1st Phrase
6:48​​ - 2nd Phrase
9:28​ - 3rd Phrase
12:06 - 4th and 5th Phrases & Coda
14:45 - Pedals
15:40 - Timing
18:01 - Playthrough/Whole piece
Moment Musicaux No.3 in F minor / ABRSM Grade 6
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Just wanted to say I am very thankful of the tutorial videos. Really explains different mechanics that are applicable to the piano in general and is super helpful. Please keep up the good work, I will definitely one day play all the songs that you’ve went through on this channel.

[@Antune]

Thank you for the kind comment! I hope you keep enjoying many videos to come.

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[@joelmiller8783]

I've recently started to play this piece before you post this video. I was actually able to play it but I wasn't satisfied with the way it sounded. However, now thanks to your video, I understand the piece more and I know what to do in order to make it sound good. You have no idea how happy I was when I learned that you'll post a tutorial on this piece. I absolutely adore your video and the way you interepret classical music. Thank you so so much Antune.

[@Antune]

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Fantastic tutorial as always. I keep hoping for more from you! How about another Schubert?

[@Antune]

Glad you think so! Thank you. Eventually, there will be more Schubert for sure!

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[@Antune]

Yes, I know. You asked seven months ago :) Enjoy, and good luck!

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[@Antune]

Happy to hear you enjoyed it! Thank you!

[@beatlessteve1010]

" compliment each other " To me that is very applicable here..the left hand and right hand are two gears in a machine working perfectly out of sych with eachother...it seems the wrists are dancing in an opposing fashion rather than being in synch..while one wrist is going clockwise the othet is going counter-clockwise simultaneously...at least that is how it seems to me .and I have tried learning this piece and have made it to the 8th bar so far.... actually im have been stuck her for a long time...but I am a 55yo beginner.

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[@Antune]

Thank you for the kind words!

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[@Antune]

Glad you think so!

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[@Antune]

Happy to hear you think so!

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[@FS-ch5zh]

I am wondering why the notation on the left hand reads “staccato” on the first two bars only but most pianists including you in this amazing tutorial play staccato on left hand throughout?

[@Antune]

Glad you find the video amazing. Thanks! I play the left-hand staccato for the entire piece because I assume that is what Schubert wanted. You are asking a valid question, but I think the other pianists also play the left-hand staccato for the same reason. It could have been more clearly stated on the score, but it's unlikely that Schubert wanted only the first two bars to be played with staccato articulation. I hope this answers your question. All the best!

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It's on my to-do list! Many thanks

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I can play a 10th.

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[@Antune]

I am afraid, probably not very soon. I love the piece tho!

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can u do Etude Op. 10 No. 4 please?

[@Antune]

Eventually, yes. But I am afraid it’s not going to be very soon. There are some other Etudes planned first.

[@Feeral]

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Yo play godowsky's arrangement on this piece

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Am I understanding it correctly that category E comprises of the hardest pieces to learn ?

[@Antune]

According to my experience, Yes!

[@adambob3123]

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[@nickb220]

uh finger for the difficult part please

[@Antune]

You can download the free sheet music from the description. I’ve written the fingerings :)

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[@Antune]

Haha, ops! Well, I will undoubtedly do some Rach another time!

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[@Antune]

​@@fanach I've studied in Turkey, Bulgaria, and The Netherlands. I graduated a long time ago tho.