Liszt Paganini Étude No.4 in E major Tutorial

[@thegreenpianist7683]

Besides the tremendous teaching and excellent content, I just love the "rawness" of your videos, no script, no editing, no filters, 100% transparency of thought, speech, heart and playing, especially in this age of social media and publicity and all that shallowness that comes with it. You're truly a gem!

[@joshwrightpiano]

This is so kind. Thank you

[@Dominique632]

Your crisp, light and clean touch is amazing!

[@MyName-po1fu]

Please please Josh, could you make a tutorial for Debussy's Doctor Gradus ad parnassum? 😍 🙏

[@brandontran2912]

I like your exploration of interpretation to keep it light but storng. Could relaly help with the trio section of the SChubert op 142 no2 i am working on

[@gervasiomontenegro569]

13:03 😂😂😂😂

[@klidepiano8540]

Thank you

[@liordavidov]

I like that intro, is that your playing of the paganini?

[@JramLisztfan]

Now do the 1838 version “tutorial” 😂

[@EliteCubingAlliance]

4b version at Liszt's tempo marking 💀

[@pastichemusic3568]

I feel like this was already uploadedd before but now I can't find the video

[@ツンベアー-h5n]

handsome❤

[@glauberglousger6643]

I was sorta hoping for a tutorial on the 1838 version, It’s hard, but not impossible (To be fair though, I don’t actually know how to play this version so)

[@vikrammano6817]

If it’s possible can you please share a link of a recorded version? I can’t find it anywhere.

[@z_.v]

@@vikrammano6817 It's been played by many different pianists. One example would be Nikolai Petrov who played the entire set of the 1838 Etudes.

[@vikrammano6817]

@@z_.v I just heard it, thanks for introducing me to this version!