Chopin - Prelude no. 6 op. 28 in B minor - Greg Niemczuk's Professional Piano Tutorial

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[@annegretbarthelmeh2243]

Ein besonderes Stück,Nr.6. ,wie Glocken am Abend.

[@brant7386]

I love all the attention to nuance and how wonderfully you explain it, totally gave me a much deeper understanding of what makes this prelude so beautiful

[@gregniemczuk]

Thanks a lot!

[@2010SnowDrop]

“If you want to learn it…” - sure, every time master Greg publish a high quantity analysis tutorial like this, I can’t help but save the vid then find and print the sheet music and come back to learn. Just want to say thanks- you are remarkably generous and kind in sharing the beauty of music. Thank you!!

[@gregniemczuk]

Awwwww ... You're awesome. Tanks!!!!

[@PhilHarrison762]

Really helpful...and I've been playing this for 60 years!!! I would have liked more - to hear you deal with the hope (rising phrase) and the disappointment (falling phrase). Yes, a link to your analysis of each prelude would be very valuable (tho' search is easy enough). The two videos work well together, as they do for Prelude No 5.

[@mvanbaarsen]

Thanks so much again, Greg, for your practicing suggestions. Such a beautiful example of the left hand leading the right one.

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you for your words

[@shirali_ali]

I love your personality and the way you play and teach. You are such a gentle and kind person. I'm so grateful to be able to learn from you, and I am very inspired to learn this piece now! I just wanted you to know how pleasant your personality and your playing is. I'll definitely be watching all of your other videos!

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you so much! I'm carefully reading all the comments and yours made me so happy and smiling!

[@iwiwiwimusic]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! :) I love this piece

[@yoyichen4470]

Thank you for your beautiful tutorial demonstrations! Wonderful ❤

[@thegreenpianist7683]

Man I really love your masterclasses. You have a great mind and vision of Chopin's music, it's incredible!

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you!!!!

[@SH_mss9]

Beautiful sad prelude accessible for beginners, yet its true challenge skill is mastering the nuanced dynamics and distinct voices woven into each hand. I think the most hard part is from bar no15 to no22 When the left hand plays the B minor scale descending and it should be beautifully loader then right hand. Thank you so much and please don’t stop this series of Chopin preludes.

[@gregniemczuk]

Thank you for the encouragement. I will finish them!

[@CrystalLiu1]

well said. Always like your videos. Thank you for your contribution.

[@feasley5348]

Another amazing lesson, thank you professor! I fell in love with this piece after watching your analysis video - I found your comparison of this prelude with the fight for Polish independence to be incredibly meaningful. I’ve never had this much enjoyment practicing hands separately until this piece, there’s so much for each hand to learn! I had never thought about the left hand as a cello before, and thinking about the back and forth movement of the bow is very interesting to me. I have a quick question about the fingering in the RH - should I be alternating between 5 for the accents and 4 for the offbeats when playing the repeated note? I find my hand has more movement when playing like this, and I’m curious about your thoughts on playing the repeated note. Thank you so much for making these lessons, and sharing your insights with us 😊 edit: sorry for the wall of text, i get lost in thought when talking about piano sometimes 🫠

[@alifarrokhian4493]

wow thank you so much. could you please also make one video about number 24 and technique for small Hands. Thank you so much.

[@gregniemczuk]

I'll be doing them one by one. All of them

[@alifarrokhian4493]

@@gregniemczuk thank you so much. Im so thankful that you are uploading this on youtube 🌹

[@rhdkuchnia]

Piękne

[@demon9166]

I like the way you introduced left hand. Yes, it's like a cello right? I am wondering if there is any chance for you to add analysis video link to the transcription? Because it would be much easier for us to watch analysis videos. Now I start to understand the purpose of these videos called "Professional Piano Tutorial" they are for interpretation and technical improvement. Which I will need in future. Thanks for all these precious informations Professor!

[@gregniemczuk]

Ok !! I will do it! Thanks!!!!! Also here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3TWdZp6ipeAacksi=VCl5uTyId900KAlX