Schubert Impromptus Op. 90 No. 3

[@benliu22]

谢谢王老师！

[@ShijunWangPianoChannel]

谢谢

[@grogu808]

Beautiful lesson! Thank you!

[@ShijunWangPianoChannel]

Thank you!

[@albertanderson4544]

Thank you Dr. Wang. Been waiting for this video for a long while. Excellent tutorial. Any suggestion regarding to left paddle usage for this piece?

[@ShijunWangPianoChannel]

I am not a big fun of using the left pedal while producing singing sound.

[@denunciator101]

I've always thought this piece is basically the same as the aeolian harp etude, but almost nobody makes this comparison so I think I may be mistaken on the technical similarity between the two... one thing I did notice is that the accompaniment of the etude is 'missing notes' in a lot of performances, while for this impromptu most performances take great care to play every note. wonder why...

[@ShijunWangPianoChannel]

Very good comparison! The texture is of course very similar! But the Schubert piece has two voices on the right hand, right?

[@oldschoolgameslphouse5547]

amazing thank you i started acoustical composing just 4 years ago now i'm at 3 voice invention from bach and chopin nocture op 15 no 3 i can reach technically Pictures of an exhibition Bilder einer Ausstellung in my language and gershwins rhapsody in blue i play everything in structure except when some stuff comes to me like this impromptus, bilder einer austellung or rhapasody in blue, on a hearth way maybe i can reach getting as good as you even if i'm started just at 16yo

[@ShijunWangPianoChannel]

amazing! If you love it, you should pursue it!

[@oldschoolgameslphouse5547]

@@ShijunWangPianoChannel thank you!

[@taliahuang1911]

请Dr. Wang出一个impromptu No. 2的讲解吧！谢谢！

[@ShijunWangPianoChannel]

有了！

[@taliahuang1911]

@@ShijunWangPianoChannel 谢谢Dr. Wang. It helps me!!

[@csee3336]

Dr. Wong, My question is if a pupil is already accepted to Juliard, shouldn’t he or she already learned these skills already? Namely voicing, balance of weight and evenness of fast rapid inner voice note. It is a matter of hours of practice to further polish the piece to perfection..

[@ShijunWangPianoChannel]

Even Juilliard professors would need to work on these skills!