POV-Op. 10 no 1 “Waterfall” etude

[@PiotrBarcz]

Coming back to this I really think the roughness actually suits the idea behind the tune. makes it a bit more chaotic, like an actual waterfall, water doesn't just drop straight down when it's falling!

[@Weimartoccata]

thanks for coming back! My favorite part of this is still the camera angles, haha

[@PiotrBarcz]

@@Weimartoccata Ha yeah it is fun to get an overhead cam that moves with the pianist :D

[@atakandoganozban]

amazing!!

[@militaryandemergencyservic3286]

thanks a ot - Ill start pratising this one. Seems fairly straight forward. great playing as usual.

[@Weimartoccata]

It’s a good one to try. will help u build technique. Fast tempo can get a bit tricky so start slow

[@epointerwinboie]

Very clean

[@Lego_fan_16]

Noice!!

[@Weimartoccata]

Thannnnks 🙏

[@joeykremple]

I find the A major run at 0:48 to be the most awkward and difficult in the whole etude, and guessing maybe you do too. Nice job on what I think is a supernal contribution to the piano repertoire.

[@Weimartoccata]

it’s the most awkward (I didn’t do too well in this video) but the hardest is the very end, imo. thanks!

[@PiotrBarcz]

Some very awkward passages with your hand twisting on the way down eh?

[@Weimartoccata]

I find the d-sharp rather awkward in how you have to move to get it at tempo. And a few other spots, especially the end!!! hardest part by far

[@PiotrBarcz]

@@Weimartoccata Yeah I saw how you had to move your first finger up and over to the left on the way down making it look like your hand was almost tripping over itself.