F. Chopin - Etude Op. 10 no. 7 in C major - analysis - Greg Niemczuk's lecture

[@ludicroussealanimations3643]

I cant imagine how much time you mustve invented in 1. Learning every chopin piece and 2. Analyzing every chopin piece. You really are a legend!!

[@gregniemczuk]

It's even hard to say.... A huge amount of time but it's LOVE that keeps me going! Thank you for appreciating this!

[@joannawronska4100]

SO WONDERFUL AS ALWAYS, MAESTRO!!!!! Thank you for one of my favourite Chopin's Etudes in an excellent rendition and for your great analysis/tutorial, again my best regards, have a nice relaxing weekend. Joanna

[@christophernorman8127]

Mad!…In a really good way!!…Found myself smiling and learning at the same time! One of the best videos on UTube.

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you Christopher!! There are about 170 similar videos of mine (in English) with analyses of all Chopin's pieces. Check them out (also playlists). I'm so happy you like it!

[@houdacookies]

Im glad i found ur Chanel , i can keep learning more stuff during vacation away from my piano teacher and analyse teacher ,thnx alot for these videos!

[@gregniemczuk]

My pleasure! Thanks! I'm so happy you find them useful

[@annihelling4763]

For many ten years ago this was in my examination I liked very much I would have liked more with your explanation.P.Helling

[@mickizurcher]

Your 2015 performance of 10 #7 is inspired. You really kicked up the dust! Very solid!

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you!

[@中島百合子-g6o]

Wow middle part is so beautiful Christmas bell ! I didn’t notice that. Thank you,Greg !

[@christophejavon3509]

So much fun and informative, very inspirational as always! Thank you:)

[@sunareekaewnat8967]

Greg the term we use in English is “relative minor.” The way I teach it to kids is that the relative minor is down 3 half steps and the relative major is up 3 half steps.

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you so much! I'll remember that

[@danhutson2069]

Love all of your videos Maestro Greg would love to see more detail when you get through all of them you are doing so well thank u so much

[@mickizurcher]

Hi This isn’t related to this video per se but somewhere you suggested Alan Walker‘s book on Chopin I finally got it today and I’m looking really forward to it and thank you for the recommendation it looks fabulous!!

[@mickizurcher]

I wonder many times in Chopin’s variations the changes are so subtle so as that the audience really couldn’t hear it but makes additional difficulties for the pianist to accommodate him, so I think that Chopin does write for the player, to keep him alert, to play with his head and poke a lot of fun. I have noticed a great deal of humor in Chopin’s left hand, am I alone!? I usually always play hands apart initially so that both hands have flowing lines. Thoughts?

[@gregniemczuk]

I agree, left hand here is very funny and important! And about your first sentence, just you wait a few days for my analysis of Etude op.25 no 4!! There we will have a lot of subtle changes which I'll explain almost exactly like you did it here

[@vincenthlu]

Prokofiev’s Toccata in D minor, Op. 11!!! Nice to see it mentioned in the video in the context of why “Toccata” isn’t an appropriate title for this etude 🙂

[@gregniemczuk]

Yeees!!! I love that piece! Thank you 😊

[@chowkammoonckm82]

Thank you very much! Very inspiring! I have learnt A lot!

[@gregniemczuk]

I'm happy!!

[@magdamejer298]

Wonderful. Very interesting. I am not a pianist but I learn a lot! Thank you. 🌹🌹🌹

[@ucjakowalska3051]

Hi Greg! I really appreciate all your videos. You certainly have a vast knowledge about the art of music. I’m currently working on this etude but I’m struggling with fingering. I always try to try out as many options as possible, which is why it would be amazing if you posted a photo or screens of your finger choices. Życzę dalszego owocnego rozwijania kanału - i nie jestem pewna, czy są to życzenia dla Pana, czy dla rzeszy pianistów poszukujących cennej wiedzy w internecie ;)

[@gregniemczuk]

Dzień dobry! Dziękuję bardzo, proszę o maila na [e-mail] - za jego pośrednictwem wyślę zdjęcie moich but z palcowaniem

[@ucjakowalska3051]

Serdecznie dziękuję!

[@beatricebucher2019]

Trank you very much for this Video. Do you use Pedal only where there are the Signs *?

[@gregniemczuk]

No no, I'm using the pedal as much as possible to make it sound clean but also smooth

[@dora9103]

nice vid as always , i wanna ask if i'm too early to learn this chopin etude or chopin etudes , i can only play etude op 10 no 12 untiil the end normal tempo but for the other etudes, i can only play the first page , am i skipping some steps? should i learn easier piece like bach , mozart , beethoven first? i can also play fantaisie impromptu , i learned piano for 1 year with a teacher when i was a kid, then i don't play it for a long time, then i like it again 3 years ago and self taught practice since then.

[@gregniemczuk]

Well, frankly I think you should learn something else first, maybe indeed Bach and Mozart....

[@fruitlesslove1416]

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