TUTORIAL Chopin Nocturne in E Flat Major

[@josegilvazquez7660]

Magnifico tutorial muy educativo e ilustrativo. Gracias y Enhorabuena 👏👏👏👏.

[@BRILLANTEPianoLessons]

Muchas gracias! What a nice comment :)

[@wowpongarmy]

I wish you play the whole piece in the end 😢 Because I think that it would be so beautiful.

[@BRILLANTEPianoLessons]

Thank you for the feedback! I will possibly do that in the future. And I may still post a separate, full performance of this piece.

[@Trufali5]

This is so amazing! You’re a wonderful teacher. Thank you so much for making this and explaining so very well that a beginner like me could understand! God bless 🥹🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@BRILLANTEPianoLessons]

You’re so welcome! It’s so good to hear that this was helpful to you!

[@giovannipepe5945]

Hello Heather. Thank you Sooo much for this video. I have been looking forward to it. And to get a special personal mention in your video was very touching - the sublime cherry on the cake 😊. I shall be studying and trying to put all your suggestions in to practice. I'll let you know how I get on. 😜 Thanks again. Giovanni

[@BRILLANTEPianoLessons]

Oh I’m so glad this will be helpful! It took us a while.

[@christiangehteuchnichtsan1170]

Unfortunately, this one is still above my capabilities (I'm in the 4th year). I've learned that I don't do myself (nor the piece) a favour, when I play something too early. But still, the video is very helpful to me because it gives a lot of valuable tips! 👍

[@BRILLANTEPianoLessons]

Thank you for your feedback! Keep practicing consistently and you’ll work up to this level. If you have a list of pieces that you REALLY love and want to learn that should keep you motivated to keep practicing.🤗 I will post some piano lesson videos on easier pieces. Any requests?

[@christiangehteuchnichtsan1170]

​@@BRILLANTEPianoLessons I recently played Mozart - Sehnsucht nach dem Frühlinge in a small performance and I'm now looking for the next classical piece to study. I am thinking about whether Schumann - Kinderszenen part 1 could be a suitable piece to learn next?

[@BRILLANTEPianoLessons]

@@christiangehteuchnichtsan1170 It’s hard for me to say what level you’re at but I really like the book “The pianists guide to standard teaching and performance literature” by Jane Magrath. It lists famous classical pieces from all time periods by level of difficulty.