How to Play ~ Turkish March ~ Mozart

[@Sarapeaches23]

In all honesty this is the best tutorial out there

[@cadencegrant3675]

Never Mind it is

[@madhukaraj2393]

Yes usualy no one teaches in real life

[@Jon_Snow112]

Kio

[@michaelfoster4715]

People need to grow thank you John for taking part of your time helping others people are just no grateful I love your tutorials thanks!

[@LetterNotePlayer]

It's a Casio LK-220 probably in the $125 range. 61 notes, five octaves, usb midi and plenty of preset sounds. Nice for the videos because of the lighted keys . If you need the letters, I bought these at Office Depot for $5. You can make your own using file folder labels and cutting 'em into little squares. Try to get a package deal that includes the AC adapter - can cost you another $20 or $30 to buy later :)

[@nicsnabong]

No way! This dude teaches quick but for some reason it's so much easier to understand! Thanks man!!!

[@LetterNotePlayer]

Thank you so much for the compliment! I am always happy to hear that someone has enjoyed and learned how to play a song through my videos and website! Make sure you check the website every once in a while because I am always updating info (videos and .pdf files). Spread the news to your friends and make a request if you don't see a song that you'd like to learn how to play!!

[@queen3333___]

Wow... 8 year old comment and I'm the only one who liked it TvT

[@JufNini]

The ony thing I can play is fur elise, so I definately going to try this! thank you :)

[@Landi-ql5dv]

how's it going now after 5 years

[@Landi-ql5dv]

@Ed why? that makes me really upset :(

[@3superstars351]

xD lol same miss Nini. My parents are tired of hearing me play FUR ELISE EVERY DAY XD LOL

[@LucasJR7]

Out of all piano teachers this guy is the limits

[@LetterNotePlayer]

Thanks so much :)

[@arnavanand8037]

Very nice tutorial. I really appreciate it. You made it really easy. Thanks!

[@TheRito45]

i was searching for someone as good as you to teach me , you r Awesome man ^__^

[@tindelljake]

I really thought i couldnt learn this but im amazed with myself that i can actually play it.... Thank you.

[@einsteinulph2471]

Please could you learn how to play your the inspiration by Chicago as would like to learn it for fathers day

[@gebaly]

Thank you for your hard work and the free stuff :)

[@LetterNotePlayer]

ur welcome :)

[@andrewcollazo1445]

this is the best tutorial I've seen on youtube for turkish march. is there anyway you could show part 2 for turkish march?

[@LetterNotePlayer]

Thanks - I've been meaning to put up more of it for quite awhile - have quite a list of "To Do's". I'll work on it :)

[@LetterNotePlayer]

Hey Andrew, I did put up the next part for Turkish March ... Have it on the web page & available for download :)

[@Jon_Snow112]

Oki

[@LetterNotePlayer]

I'll see what I can do :) I usually think of WTO from the standpoint of a trumpet - rather than a keyboard - maybe I'll use a trumpet or brass setting and see if I can duplicate a similar sound to the Rossini orchestration ... I'll at least give it a try - :)

[@johannchristopher2466]

Sir I honestly appreciate your effort in creating such a wonderful tutorial... thanks from india

[@LetterNotePlayer]

So nice of you

[@LetterNotePlayer]

Thanks -- I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@bakedearth1530]

not understand so quick

[@LetterNotePlayer]

You're right, Nice observation, plus it helps your RH move automatically up to the next motiv. I very rarely comment in the videos on fingering - only when necessary - thanks for sharing :)

[@pixiebellatrix2413]

Hi! Did you ever upload part 2 of Turkish March? I have the music sheet/letter notes, but was looking for the video tutorial and haven't found it. Please let me know! Thanks for all your hard work!

[@LetterNotePlayer]

Charlene Elizabeth W Never put up a video for part 2 ... I'll put one up :)

[@pixiebellatrix2413]

That would be so helpful! I'm learning a lot from you! =)

[@chetanaofficial]

+John Nelson please do....

[@moamsterdamamsterdam3005]

thank you sir..i have learned al lot of your videos...and specialy the way you learning us..thank you..i keep learning of your videos...thnx from Holland

Turkish ♥ Turkey Im your fan and Im from Turkey ♥

[@SithiphannaKem]

thank you for your effort even though it is not smooth when you try the finish product. Good job, bro.

[@abebatanga7958]

thank you I needed to learn that part. your awsome

[@LetterNotePlayer]

Hey, I already have a couple of tutorials up on that piece :) One is a simplified version that'll have you playing it in a few minutes - the other one is very close to the original - has a modified bass to make it easier to play. Have letter notes up for the song on the website :)

[@LetterNotePlayer]

Cool keyboard - lotsa nice sounds & cool lighted keys :)

[@anandgeorge1154]

Wonderful was looking for this, Can you make tutorial on Mozart's symphony 40 please?

[@kianna2561]

Hi can u recommend a piano for beginners and what kind of piano should i buy to practice Turkish march or any classical music? Thank you

[@LetterNotePlayer]

Keyboards are very inexpensive. I'd start with a keyboard unless you have a piano. I use 61-keys (5-0ctaves) for all of the videos. A full piano has 88 keys. You can also get keyboards that have 76 keys. Casio and Yamaha make excellent keyboards. I like the keyboard to be touch sensitive and most of them have a midi connection now - to connect with a computer. Depends on how much space you have. Piano and larger keyboards take up more space. I'd start with 61-keys and see how it goes; you can always pick up a piano or larger keyboard later. I use Casio LK-280 for videos now; the keyboard for Turkish March is a Casio LK-220. More keyboard info on the website under FAQ

[@aliarif3036]

Great tutor with great methodology, already subscribed, thank you!

[@anandgeorge1154]

Second part of the Turkish march?

[@neildarylsulit2915]

PLEASE CAN YOU HELP ME......HOW ABOUT FLIGHT OF THE BUMBLEBEE BY NIKOLAI RIMSKY-KORSAKOV....

[@harissoftic1039]

You, Sir, are a legend ! :)

[@LetterNotePlayer]

:))

[@LetterNotePlayer]

Workin' on it :) I've had requests before - put it off - should have letter notes and music notation up on website soon :

[@jijivera7622]

You're the best mr nelson

[@LetterNotePlayer]

Maybe you could try another song!

[@jicjac1234]

can you make a part 2 to this please i want to learn more? :)

[@moustafaanmar7877]

Is this the full song if not please make the full song and again thanks

[@raquijada74]

Can you do cliff jump pou. It's a easy song but I dont how to play it. I can only learn by watching someone play. Thanks for all your hard work in uploading video tutorials.

[@vi_bethen]

thank you so much, this is the best tutorial ❤️

[@eeeebuisan6401]

thanks for the lessons, I understand it better

[@LetterNotePlayer]

Thank you!

[@lancealera1606]

JOHN NELSON I LEARN ALL THE SONGS YOU GIVE THANK U VERY MUCH

[@Arion661]

William Tell Overture?

[@NisaArifaAldi]

Can you help me make tutorial salut d'amour? Thankyou;)

[@eke6875]

Do you have the piano on 001?

[@LetterNotePlayer]

Yes :)

[@PJB1492]

Where did you buy your piano

[@LetterNotePlayer]

+Ramiro Noriega The one I use now for videos is a Casio LK 280. Bought it at Best Buy. The one in this video is a Casio LK 220. I also used a Casio LK 240 in videos for awhile - also bought at Best Buy. More keyboard info on website under FAQ :)

[@ajtv3503]

Thanks this really helps alot

[@DeadMiner911]

You are tha best dude

[@Roh0io]

that CNN intro at 0:01 is the best thing after the tutorial

[@LetterNotePlayer]

Thank you so much! Be sure to check out my website for other songs that might interest you --> Spread the word to your friends!! Also, keep checking for new vids!

[@r.i.n.n.i.e]

Needs time to learn it, but thanks it's helpful 😊

[@adrianrecoba6726]

CAN YOU PLEASE MAKE A TUTORIAL FOR FLIGHT OF THE BUMBLEBEE THAT WILL HELP ME ALOT:)

[@angadghatode]

What is on this fingers

[@yourpalryan5093]

Dragon Lorrrd nails?

[@tarekaldghlawi6090]

Thinks

[@PJB1492]

thanks for the info

[@hagahshshssjhshxidnx4607]

Can you try writing the notes

[@quinton1110]

I'd put the left hand on a directly below middle c.

[@LetterNotePlayer]

I fully agree with you. I won't redo this video, but I need to add another tutorial showing how to play the next section. I will play LH on that A, right below middle C, rather than down an octave. It sounds much better with the A minor chord straddling middle C :) Good observation.

[@paravaxx]

John Nelson what are the red lights

[@khaitawm9220]

He do fast I didn't understand

[@LetterNotePlayer]

You're welcome :-)

[@ulandariketaren6761]

rekuest song back at one

[@tuilamoon3989]

thank you

[@mjohnngamminthang6719]

Thank u so much bro

[@ИнгаПетросян-б2у]

Thank you to much.

[@H엑소]

where are you from? ?

[@LetterNotePlayer]

I live in California, grew up in Colorado, went to college in S. Carolina.

[@H엑소]

John Nelson wawo thank you good video 😊👍👍welcome

[@Midfilder]

Thanks!

[@LetterNotePlayer]

Glad you're on my side :-)

[@PhuongNguyen-bs3kc]

why you can play turkish march ?

[@ThePaulAim]

WOha, Thank you very much! Easy lesson!

[@LuisHenryCV]

me la voy a aprenderrr!!

[@selcukbilemedimki5691]

thank you.

[@laszlogyuranecz751]

Hallo Mr John Nelson. Diese video ist sehr COOL! Ich kann schon spielen diese Rondo alla Turka. Aber ich möchte noch lernen I wanna be like you ( Jungle Book ). Ich keine gefunden deine seite. Bitte hilfen Sie mir!!! :-) Danke schön.

[@Peter-iv3wh]

er kann leider kein deutsch

[@thisisawsome2]

D: I love this guy! Thank you so much! It's still very hard for me to incorporate music with my left hand. It's like it has a mind of its own. >.

I love Turkish March. But please add subtitle for other languages . (Turkish)

[@dankdankson2956]

This is way to simplified like dang. I can play the unsimplified start easy and ive been playing for a month

[@Landi-ql5dv]

sir, this is not the original version of Turkish March

[@LetterNotePlayer]

RH is the same, LH is simplified.

[@Landi-ql5dv]

@@LetterNotePlayer not sure what these are

[@LetterNotePlayer]

Right Hand - same; Left Hand is simplified. In Mozart's original, the LH jumps around a lot. I simplified it to the basic harmony. Let's you focus on the Right Hand melody :)

[@Landi-ql5dv]

@@LetterNotePlayer won't blame you for doing that, i love how you made the greatest explanation for us, im really thankful to you for doing it! And really sorry that I'm really really late like 6 years

[@maxboox360]

This is simplified for beginners. It's not played like that.

[@turtlesdrumbeats1066]

It still sounds good

[@jimrellinger3812]

maxboox360 no shit

[@SmexyRookie]

If you play your melody with 4 3 2 1 3 you can play it faster

[@ivicaikic9521]

i lerned cool

[@ivrsxx]

THANKS ;)

[@jasveersingh3586]

Yo jhon

[@cantfindagoodchannelname7359]

I guess you simplified a little too much. Turkish March is a pretty simple piece even without simplifying it. A great tutorial though.

[@tornado345]

Bro this guy has the same piano as me

[@anishvashist532]

Sooo freakin hard

[@urmaam6340]

i really think this is helpful but please use your thumb in your left hand (no hate)

[@LetterNotePlayer]

:) I was probably trying to keep my hand back so the video could pick up the keys easier. Use the thumb if it feels right for you :)

[@sharlenemartina6714]

hooo

[@geotextileultima3181]

It,s all not the not the notes

[@isabellahigueras5347]

You can feel the IQ raising

[@tengribizmenen5469]

AS BAYRAKLARI AS AS

[@sadlad2656]

faster left hand .

[@cristian52518]

Awwwwwww some

[@freddiemercury845]

Ostia tío k whuen gameplay

[@Johnathan764]

Iam lonely here

[@julianmunoz6386]

It’s ok

[@sarajune444]

Mozart was genius……….

[@eunicemendoza7069]

Hahaha true

[@chasebuccaran8447]

That's not the same as it is on the sheet music!!!👺

[@LetterNotePlayer]

I simplified the LH a bit to make it more accessible. RH is the same :)

[@bartoszbielawski8558]

wrong fingers....

[@slgzofficial8044]

TOOOOO HARD!!!

[@reneno1]

I can play a hard decision he made this was easier

[@kalamar5877]

Hajdjaix

[@41georget]

very ban version that version is for kids

[@irenekate96]

it's not played like that mozart play it right but you not

[@greenautumn2820]

CONFUSING

[@lukasnagy6642]

You talk too much instead of showing.

[@viviofcl2295]

LukinQo Nagy of course his explaining. And explaining takes time. So you just want him to just play the song without demonstrating. The video is a tutorial. Unpatient.

[@motoensie070]

You make too many faults