Piano Instruction: A Slow Practice Approach to the Schubert Impromptu, Op. 90 no. 2 in Eb

[@kamlapiano]

I found this very useful. I feel as if I just had a masterclass from a highly experienced tutor - your students are very lucky! Thank you.

[@ShirleyKirsten]

Thanks for your kind feedback. Glad the instruction helped. Shirley K

[@laurence6159]

I love your teaching , thanks a lot. Laura

[@ShirleyKirsten]

I'm glad I could be of help.

[@laurence6159]

Hello Sherley I Love your videos ! very helpfull ! Thanks a lot

[@susanmarshall3555]

I LOVE how you sing, hum when showing us how to play. You methods of teaching are truly wonderful and unlocks many keys for us self taughters. I came across a Russian beginner book and I was so surprised to see they put emphasis on learn from recognized tunes first to train the ear with site reading and finger coordination to keys piano. I know it's helped me a lot. BEST TEACHER ON WEB YOU ARE!!!

[@JENNIFFERLANCHEROS]

!!Bellísima interpretación....!!

[@ShirleyKirsten]

I normally use a metronome just to check recommended tempo, and then shut it off. What one does in slow motion practicing can move into graduated tempo increases, preserving the shape of phrases. Bigger motions size down, and become less visible. It's more easily demonstrated..

[@Kimmobiino]

First this piece was too difficult for me in order to achieve the sound and speed required in a few month's time, but after I first learned Chopin etude op. 25 no 2 and did all the etude's Cortot exercises, learning this seems much faster and easier..

[@Flexkill]

That you for this video! helps alot!

[@josephinehagan6413]

How do you make it fast as it should be played without losing the phrasing and voicing? Do yo use a metronome? Jo M-H

[@ShirleyKirsten]

You're welcome!

[@BifSlamkovich]

I never use pedal when I practice this piece. Are there any merits to do so?

[@ShirleyKirsten]

light pedaling.. or tasteful would work

[@ShirleyKirsten]

that is AFTER considerable no pedal, fluid legato practicing

[@ShirleyKirsten]

Perahia and Zimerman use nice tasteful pedaling

[@Flexkill]

Im playing piano just for 1 month but thank to this video im able to play the first part already :D!