Chopin "Waltz Op.64 No.2" P. Barton FEURICH 133 piano

Free sheet music in the public domain from IMSLP Music Library: imslp.simssa.c...
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[@nicolinevangoorpianomusic5912]

It seems so easy when you play this. Your hands are simple dancing on the keys. I always start your videos ‘reading along’ with the music. And I end with simply watching your hands and enjoy listening. 🤗 Superb upload Paul! 🎶🌺

[@rachellee7138]

I have always love this C# minor Chopin Waltz. Love the contrast in the minor and major key section.

[@gobi3222]

You have helped me so much with reading music just by watching you play and seeing the sheet music at the same time. I love the way you play the piano

[@vincentneale2620]

I have learned this during the lockdown - t was a challenge but I got there Your videos have helped me a lot to develop my playing

[@latinopigeon1004]

congratulations! I started working through it a few days ago

[@alexgarrard472]

I love the simplicity of this piece. I plan on learning it soon. Congrats on your achievement and happy playing!

[@YuraK25]

It's not very hard to be honest

[@PaulBartonPiano]

@@YuraK25 really? I find it extremely difficult ...

[@YuraK25]

@@PaulBartonPiano Well Paul, if you say this then you are right.

[@pepebahamonde8649]

The musical sounds that resided in Chopin's head must've been beyond magical!

[@tastygimbap461]

One of my favourite Chopin Waltzes. Very well interpreted :)

[@trevorguy63]

Paul, would love to hear about your piano teachers when you were younger and your inspirations!

[@60yoself-taught]

I want to learn this beautiful waltz. Thank you for uploading, Paul ! Your video are the best for learners like me. We can see both the notes and your fingerings so clearly. Of course, your interpretations are always excellent! I am an old man but new learner. You are my idol. 👍👍👍

[@Karza_357]

Thanks for the video. It is a great help when learning the track.

[@JG_1998]

beautifully voiced left hand, especially during the piu mosso section.

[@killeak999]

As a metal guitarist i have to recognize that piano and Chopin are the best thing on earth.

[@OlderG0ds]

If only those old composers had longer lives who knows what we’re missing from them

[@Dylonely_9274]

@@OlderG0ds Soooo

[@OlderG0ds]

@@Dylonely_9274 sooo what?

[@Dylonely_9274]

@@OlderG0ds So true

[@killeak999]

@@OlderG0ds We would live in another world, musically speaking... Radio & TV shows would be something else. At least i can consider that i have a wonderful secret garden when i want spend time alone ^^

[@WookashWackomy]

Love the dynamic range you've shown here! Great interpretation Paul.

[@caleighchang4874]

Last year I picked up piano lessons after a 20-year break. This is one of the pieces my tutor taught me. I find it very beautiful but challenging at the same time. Thank you for this new rendition. I love your piano tone.

[@RockinTheDub]

This was the 2nd waltz I learned in full after “minute waltz”. I’ve been obsessed with it ever since! I’m so glad Paul uploaded!

[@OlderG0ds]

Which ones harder? I know this already but minute waltz looks tough to me. (Mainly for speed and movement of the right hand)

[@RockinTheDub]

@@OlderG0ds I would say that this one (op. 64 no.2) is more difficult. While minute waltz is more ‘rapid’ it’s not quite as technical. Once you practice either one enough though, you realize that neither are as difficult as you thought they were when you first started learning them. Chopin’s waltzes are my favorite to learn because they sound complex and beautiful

[@beastasfiist]

@@RockinTheDub That's quite awesome to hear as I've just finished learning this waltz and have been really wanting to play minute waltz but didn't know if I can

[@fortissimoX]

Your way of recording this, and many other videos, where you can clearly see the hands on the keyboard and the sheet music is amazing! That's really so helpful to all of us who are in the process of learning the piece. Thank you very much and I wish you all the best! 🙂

[@jpvamerican]

I see those 3, 4 and 5 fingers hard at work! Great piece showing how knowing scales and chromatics can help! Thank you for sharing. Great videos and great skill!

[@joeykremple]

Yep, Op. 10 #2 for the win

[@raymelfabian3749]

the sound of this remembers me when I used to study back in high school in the old pianos, nostalgia!

[@Meuphonia]

Very melancholic! Enjoyed listening❤

[@sonjamuller2846]

Wunderschönes Werk von Chopin, exzellent vorgetragen. Herzlichen Dank. 🤗👍💛🌺🙋‍♀️

[@tylersakow8587]

stunning performance! one of my fave waltz

[@veralucialinden8118]

Pianista inigualável. Interpretação perfeita digna de aplausos.

[@darkalligraph]

I love this one, wonderful interpretation. I do want to learn it, but so far have only learnt the very beginning..

[@OlderG0ds]

Personally the middle section was the “hard part” for me but the fast section can be tough to play in tempo.

[@devonchristopher5837]

Just. Practice. 40. Hours. A. Day.

[@brigadeiro111]

My favorite chopin waltz! Beautiful 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@susanarossi7979]

¡Hermoso todo Chopin! ¡Gracias por su música y conexión con el arte y la naturaleza, Paul Barton!

[@cube6435]

Great, just as I start learning it you post a vid. Perfect timing

[@RayHuong]

Very beautiful, Paul. You are a maestro on both canvas and keys.

[@DennisDJSaklak]

One of my favorite Chopin pieces. I am hopefull I can give this piece a try in a couple of years from now!

[@CommentaryCentral]

Wonderful as ever, Paul! :)

[@MMXLEX]

Belíssimo!

[@angelgimenez2452]

Thanks for the music score!!! more of Chopin please!!

[@victorteo1446]

Super! Thank you very much for your performance.

[@geraldfriesen5600]

I plan on purchasing my first acoustic piano in the coming months, and lately I've have been back and forth between the Kawai K500 and the Feurich 133. Mr. Paul sure does an excellent job of making the Feurich sound wonderful, but I'm sure almost any piano would sound good under that playing :)

[@rickfrogm825]

Wow what a world we live in where anyone can print, such masterful scores for free and affordably own a piano in their own homes, and have the resources to watch and learn to play... available to all... peace :)

[@isawa6649]

Loved it. Thank you

[@danielalejandrocastrogomez4785]

Excelente maestro...!!!

[@josepalomogomez9865]

Muchas gracias maestro. Maravilloso!!

[@fulciknight880]

happy birthday Chopin. My dear man!

[@lluisrafalessole-classical5068]

Beautiful music 🎹 Thanks 🎹

[@arletquintero2738]

Great Performance!

[@Rakel640]

Maravilhoso! Parabéns!

[@angeloop]

You make it look so easy! This piece has been in my mind for years (i've learned it completely) but my fingers have never played it that smoothly ... :(

[@chezbe]

Hi Paul, thank you for this recording of this great piece! Can you make new recording of op 33 no 4 in d minor by Rachmaninov?)

[@DanaDelRey]

I wish you could be my teacher. I admireyou so much and i feel the conection you have with Elephants, with Natura. Send you aplauses from Mexico

[@erika5621]

Hermosas notas !!! Me encanta porque me recuerda al escucharla, un hermoso paisaje, un gran camino con hojas cayendo y una linda brisa tocando mi rostro...un saludo desde México!!

[@begumdirican7274]

Just perfect

[@venicelight1320]

Beautiful!

[@maximorra]

I would love to hear the ballade no. 1 on this new piano

[@elizabethfacchinetti9726]

Adorei a INTERPRETAÇÃO! OBRIGADA!

[@fireb0xes938]

Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@alejandrocastellanos1953]

¡Bellísimo! 👏🏼👏🏼

[@SheriffofYouTube]

soon we will all be playing Chopin at the pubs.. thank you :)

[@susanavaldez5051]

Hermoso vals. Interpretación excelente

[@CliffMcLarnon]

Wonderful 👏

[@BryanVitellaro]

So beautiful.... :)

[@giannimirizzi]

Eccezionale 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@pedropaulovasconcelosneto709]

Amo essa Valsa de Chopin 💓

[@santysappia3576]

Veo que estás mejorando Uno técnicamente porque eso no te falta sino musicalmente (igual hay algunos acentos demás. 👍🎩😎

[@ajafov98]

Sadly the URL of the sheet music is not working. Is there any other link for download sheet music with actual fingering?

[@gracieg5849]

Lovely.

[@thetoughguy5831]

*Chopin Waltz? That's too easy* -Mr Ice

[@janhendriklinssen]

how sacrilegious of you xD

[@AndreasNilsson96]

AMAZING!!!

[@composer318]

Very nice bro

[@PaulBartonPiano]

thanks, Charan.

[@composer318]

@@PaulBartonPiano :)

[@Titurel]

What on earth is the Flat/sharp notation in measure 3? Drove me crazy. Is it f natural and g sharp? Paul is playing f sharp and g sharp. Which is correct?

[@Gulfstream005]

Paul is correct.

[@chanemma7047]

Paul How old were you when you started to play this waltz?

[@IEEMAZ_Convoluted_14.2.8.5]

Nice!

[@user-anon-3242]

How is the difficulty compared to other Chopin works? I would like to start practicing it!

[@LordTucanVids]

^^ very easy

[@user-anon-3242]

@@LordTucanVids thx

[@AJ-nu5qx]

Compared to level 1-8, between 2 and 3.

[@user-anon-3242]

@@AJ-nu5qx thanks! Also I’d like to know how hard it is when compared with waltz in a minor, Op.posth?

[@jtfay5628]

@@user-anon-3242 this one is probably slightly harder, but both are managable

[@manishs6479]

Paul, Do you have any advice on how to learn pieces faster? I don't have to think to read music when playing with one hand, but I find that my progress for completing pieces is slower than I'd like. Any advice would be appreciated! Thanks!

[@PaulBartonPiano]

Do you have any advice on how to learn pieces faster? -- Piano is simple; The harder you work the better you get.

[@don4476]

Wow. That's good, to say the least.

[@tamsoot5429]

the sheet music link doesnt work for some reason, is it just me?

[@GameplaySheep]

What does it mean when there are both the # and ♮ signs before one note (natural and sharp)?

[@janhendriklinssen]

I had to think about that for a while too :D in the beginning of this measure, the "f" had a double sharp which had to be resolved. I must admit that this is the first time I'm seeing this ever, and I've been playing for 15 Years now...

[@Medtner26]

@@janhendriklinssen It actually is used quite often but can be confusing when you're not familiar with the piece

[@GameplaySheep]

That makes sense, I thought as such. Thanks very much!

[@chanhnguyen2215]

Paul Barton is a really good pianist and good piano teacher.Do you believe or not , when Paul plays piano , not only the human being but also the animals like the elephants can sit down and listen to him .Thank you and good luck Paul.

[@CosmosWorld]

How much time do you need to play a piece that smooth like this from sheet music?

[@jonathanstupidcheesespaghetti]

A month is sufficient sight read, familiarise with the notes and play from memory. Many more months to 'master' the piece.

[@leomiller2291]

King

[@ЕкатеринаБежанян]

В музыкальной школе за такое исполнение поставили бы высшую оценку. Но много мест не дослушанных, не выдержаны продуманные паузы, по чувствам немного суховато...

[@Bootzs]

привев можно поживее играть, так лучше звучит, переключаем на скорость v=x1.25 или x1.5 ))

[@j.z3802]

1:48 1:49

[@Dylonely_9274]

HB Chopin

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I'm 288th viewer.

[@lateatrera1669]

Falta expresión. Técnicamente muy correcta, muy perfecta...pero falta expresión.

[@eboone]

he’s turning the black keys into the white keys

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[@Lukyan953]

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Ela

[@jemmimaaimee]

01:14

[@JohnDoe-qr4xu]

I notice you totally ignore the fingering on the notation 🤣

[@RockinTheDub]

I’m guilty of this as well lol (because I don’t know how to read sheet music). With this song in particular, I feel like it’s much easier play with whatever fingering you’re comfortable with

[@JohnDoe-qr4xu]

@@RockinTheDub it's only a guide. There's no correct way as such. It's there to help and provide a starting point. Everyone's hands are different so its whatever you can manage really.

[@OlderG0ds]

Mr Barton’s fingering is typically pretty unusual

[@JohnDoe-qr4xu]

@@OlderG0ds Yes and usually more interesting to watch.

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Les Sylphide

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K8

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first.

[@Hahaa99]

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[@tonysaxo]

You are wonderfull my friend!!!

[@tonysaxo]

Genial!!!