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

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[@PrinzoTheCat]

You are really great teacher and a great musician! I will definitly listen to this etude in a different way then before! Many thanks to this and all your other videos!!!

[@hopbear]

Thanks again for your great analysis and playing! Funny when you waved a finger at the frowning Chopin and chided him of writing hard etudes 🤣

[@gregniemczuk]

Hahahaha 🙂🙂🙂😉 that was spontaneous

[@christophejavon3509]

I think learning this etude is one thing, but to talk about it the whole time is quite another! I thoroughly enjoy your playing and discourses and consider it a treasure trove of inspiration and renewal of motivation for hard practicing!

[@gregniemczuk]

Wonderful!! This was my goal !!

[@christophejavon3509]

@@gregniemczuk 👍😊

[@justinjames2436]

i love your videos, i am just now working my way through all of chopins etudes and preludes, his music is like no other, and is very personal too me. I plan to visit Poland soon to see the country which inspired so much for him.

[@magdamejer298]

It is always a big pleasure to watch the videos! You are the best! 👏👏👏

[@s.n.b5511]

Your communication skill is outstanding. Your students are so fortunate to have you, and so we are whom discovered your channel. Thank you, Greg.

[@giovannakarenvagata407]

Grazie mille!! As always very inspiring and motivating, looking forward to spending hours and hours practicing this fantastic etude with your precious suggestions! Your enthusiasm is contagious!!❤

[@gregniemczuk]

That's great!

[@Opticalresolution]

really appreciate your videos! i love your passion you show on every lectures.

[@vivienbenthem]

Wow!!! This episode is super exciting. Just watched it on TV and then grabbed my phone to leave a comment. An inspirational explanation that is so clear and make us know so much more about this etude in just 33 minutes! We really appreciate and love the close-up shots on the keyboard and the slow motion part so much. The entire content of the lecture is just fascinating and powerful. Thank you again, Greg. You are amazing!✨👍💎

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you so much for your enthusiastic comments!!

[@yoyichen4470]

Really the lecture I will rewatch it many times! Your introduction and analysis of this most difficult etude got me hooked on learning music. Thank your !

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you so much!

[@denaro572]

Such a nice lecture! Loved it. As always :)

[@mickizurcher]

How did I possibly miss this until tonight? It just popped up on my feed and is brilliant! It definitely inspires me to at least read through it a few times to feel the differences between the different sections it obviously requires a lot of energy and passion to polish it but I think even working on it a little bit will totally help ones abilities. I felt I couldn’t devote myself to it though until I put more time into the third Sonata. I appreciate the fact that you gave up on it once! that is encouraging to me. It is definitely hard to let go of a piece without feeling inadequate but for the first time on my life I understand that doing so sometimes is what is needed to bring it to the next level and I have heard several professional pianist say the same thing. I only wish that these processes had been explained to me when I was younger before I quit what a loss to not know this and to abandon piano playing because you thought you had no talent. Like for instance, today I finally felt I overcame the first hurdle in the fourth movement of the third Sonata in bars specifically 109-142, I noted the date I started and I have worked for seven months on that and I finally got it, not up to tempo but I’ve got the notes! Of course that’s not the only part that I work on but that particular section I had notated the date on. You’re right he is wicked! I have found him playing around with the pianist mind in the first Movement as well where the accents are syncopated in 31-34 and in a different modulation bars 142-145, (though certainly not nearly with the vengeance he does in the étude 10/10).. and while I can play the notes and I could play the accents I know that that section has not lifted off the ground so to speak, I know you know what I mean. It is still only “rote”. I have to be content with him for infinitismal progression I wouldn’t say on a daily basis but maybe once or twice a week I will feel the battleship turn very very slowly in the direction I want it to go. Can’t wait until tomorrows practice session. I could start as soon as I woke up and had a cup of coffee but I usually wait till noon so the neighbors can take time to brace themselves. Haha. Thank you maestro and at some point I would love to hear on your new competition that you’re writing today how you approached beginning it ..were you influenced by other music or were you influenced by only things that were inside yourself, by something Browns had said or done? I would be very interested in hearing your process when you have time of course and I’m sure others would be interested as well. We can’t wait until August 1. Fly!💓 Hugs and good productive days ahead

[@brucedavies8154]

Thank you Mr. Niemczuk for your excellent analysis and lesson. I have subscribed and will see you in your next video !

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you!! I've already made almost 150 videos about Chopin's music. You can find it in my playlists. Welcome to the club!!

[@bw2082]

I spent several months on this one. I consider it one of the most difficult etudes from either set. And it requires a lot of stamina.

[@dancohenhemsi163]

I have allways answered, when musicians and not musicians asked me the most difficult piece that I playd - that Chopins Etude. I have never been happy with the way I played it. Btw the second place: Brahms op. 119 no. 4, the Rhapsodie in E flat

[@gregniemczuk]

That's very, very interesting!! Thanks for this comment. Indeed, very strange etude! I have played Brahms also, I didn't find it that difficult though

[@carolynk2]

Thank you for another excellent video and for the recommendation of the new Alan Walker biography. I have started reading it and it is very interesting. You are spoiling is with a new video each day.

[@gregniemczuk]

Hahah, yes. Until January the 24th I must finish all the Etudes!

[@carolynk2]

@@gregniemczuk I have every confidence you will finish them in time. I am looking forward to seeing what surprises you have in store after this project is finished. In the meantime, I plan listen to rhse your episodes again. I am also enjoying your Greg on Grieg album. Such wonderful music 🎶

[@smichelin19]

22:35 it is played in A major instead then the climax is in Gb major instead

[@normanwee678]

Glad to chance upon your vlog. Prior to that, i have always wondered why some of the concert pianists were not playing the articulation as specified by Chopin. An example is Yulianna Avdeeva (no offence to her fans 😃. ) Thanks for all your insight.

[@gregniemczuk]

Exactly.... I also cannot understand it. I'd love to ask such pianists why they decided to ignore it...

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[@smichelin19]

26:42 ,E7 to Eb7 🤔

[@Chopin-Etudes-Cosplay]

I wonder what recordings you recommend for this piece? And have you heard Frederic Chiu’s playing of this piece?

[@gregniemczuk]

No I have not. I must find him! But listen to Rafał Blechacz from his competition performance in 2005. Marvellous!

[@taorent3022]

Hi maestro, the edition I used is where there are slurs on every weak interval beat in the first two bars. I think the urtext edition is not the national polish one and the interpretation will be different with difference in slurring in these two editions. So is it recommended to follow the National Polish edition?

[@gregniemczuk]

I think so! It's a very thorough edition.

[@taorent3022]

OK thanks, maestro. I also find that the Kullak edition is also great for Chopin which is free and available at imslp.

[@lilyoy7942]

Why does it sound so similar to Prelude Op. 28 No. 19?

[@chasesutherland1168]

4:59 before I hear you say what it is I am going to guess that it is performers not giving a triplet feel in the opening phrase edit: 10:45 exactly

[@gregniemczuk]

Bravo!

[@haroldmaiz8597]

Querido Greg los pianistas de hoy tu sabes que hacen puras TRAMPAS. Anton Rubinstein dijo que «El Pedal es el ALMA del piano» pero estos pianistas lo usan como el gran CONTRABANDISTA del verdadero Arte Pianistico. Y los criticos que No son sutiles como Jan Weber o Piero Rattalino,porque son pagados No Dicen Nada y el publico de hoy es Bruto y les gusta todo HAHAHA Cada vez veo may dificil eso de ser un VERDADERO A R T I S T A DEL PIANO. Saludos desde la destruida Venezuela. puedes responderme en o polaco,dicen que lo hablo bien aunque nunca fui a la Polska.