What if playing czerny's piece an IN TEMPO? [Op.299 No.39]

[@카스토르-o8l]

베토벤은 정상적이게 아름다운 곡을 만들었지만 그의 제자인 체르니는 리스트에게 이런 정신나간걸 가르쳤던 것이였다

[@seonyonghwang]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@1._.241]

알파카스토르 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅋ ㅋㅋㅋ ㅋ 근데 체르니가 리스트 스승이에요??!

[@카스토르-o8l]

@@1._.241 맞습니다

[@Pakkens_Backyard]

베토벤도 후기곡들 보면 꽤 정신나갔습니다만;; 대푸가, 함머클라비어 등 ㄷㄷ

[@heizeyamanda3433]

베토벤 제자가 체르니에용??

[@evanwoods4074]

Czerny be like: I paid for the whole piano, so I’m gonna use the whole goddamn piano

[@seonyonghwang]

Lol...

[@suawdthedude8583]

Copied

[@evanwoods4074]

SuawdTheDude wow thanks for that important message :D

[@germanisaacvalenzuelaperez7974]

AHAHAHHAHAHA!

[@supyalld638]

@@suawdthedude8583 it's still funny though

[@InstrumentManiac]

Holy cow those are fast fingers!! I about died laughing with your exhausted breath at 1:40. That's a workout!

[@seonyonghwang]

THX!!

[@davisatdavis1]

And the inhale at the very beginning. He was just transforming.

[@portfolio_storage]

레가토 진짜 맛깔나게 살리셨다 물 흐르는거 같음

[@seonyonghwang]

ㅎㅎ감사함니닷

[@SANA_0202]

저는 이 음악을 듣고 분홍색 구름 위에 떠 있는 장면이 펼쳐집니다.

[@ramonchan9732]

As I always say, playing Czerny's etudes in tempo with emotion can be artistically brilliant enough to be performed on stage, not limited to Chopin's etudes. You have done a great job.

[@Luvinpp]

체르니 시대의 피아노는 현대의 그것보다 건반이 훨씬 가벼워서 저 박자로 치는 것이 생각만큼 어렵지는 않습니다만, 지금 저 악기로 하면 심각한 난곡으로 변모합니다.

[@seonyonghwang]

그렇군요.. 역시.

[@Augustus444]

체르니가 19세기에 활동했는데 하프시코드가 19세기에도 사용 되었나요?

[@Luvinpp]

@@Augustus444 19세기 초반에만 조금 쓰이고 중반에는 거의 사장되었죠. 근데 당시의 피아노(아마도 빈식 피아노)도 지금보다 가볍기는 매한가집니다.

[@hjhseo1114]

합시코드 옥타브 스팬이 넓지 않아서 저거 못칠탠데..

[@Luvinpp]

@@hjhseo1114 아 그렇습니까? 그건 저도 모르고 있었네요(댓글 정정하겠습니다).

[@lurkerintenebris7311]

Wow, you are fantastic. You always perform uncommon but incredible masterpieces. Nice.

[@seonyonghwang]

Thx~:D

[@grahamkey8496]

I'm dying... seriously I can't imagine how many hours you must have put in, to make it look that smooth. Very well done! PS Never seen your channel before - you've got a new sub!

[@seonyonghwang]

Thx!!

[@colorsofsound4782]

words right out of my mind! Such virtuosity!

[@jrodriguezpiano]

Graham Key He didnt comment on the hours remark because he doesnt want to Break the news that it wouldnt take him that long to make this smooth, as a high level pianist.

[@furahaaswan]

@@jrodriguezpiano he might've meant overall hours, not just for this etude

[@jrodriguezpiano]

Furaha Aswan No, He didnt.

[@NwcistMendes]

이번에도 초절정 기교에 할 말을 잃었다가......다시 한번 아 이분은 알캉, 메로도 치셨던 분이지 깨닫고 바로 납득했습니다...ㅎㅎ

[@seonyonghwang]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@daemaelmo]

이 음악 은 어려운!

[@essentialist12]

I find it really cool that Czerny was the student of both Beethoven and Hummel (Mozart's student). He went on to emerge both of their styles to create a musical hybrid.

[@javiercorre]

And then Czerny taught Liszt.

[@essentialist12]

@@javiercorre yep

[@erezsolomon3838]

​@@javiercorre and then Liszt got a godly technique from Czerny's etudes, establishing himself as the romantic virtuoso. Not only that, but he also infused the era's romantic style with Czerny's style to create his very own unique style of composition

[@Claviclavia]

​@@erezsolomon3838And then Liszt went on to train many other lesser known pianists, some of who taught pianists we know today, such as Rachmaninoff and Cziffra

[@프로불편러-t9h]

이렇게 멋있는곡이였구나 체르니는 연습용곡이라 멋이없는줄알았는데....

[@seonyonghwang]

지루한것도 물론있지만, 잘치면 멋있는것도 많죠:)

[@wayaway616]

체르니 50에 마지막곡도 찍어주세얌!!!! 진짜 좋아하는 곡입니다 ㅠㅠ

[@mlbkbo]

최소 40이상 수준이기 때문에...ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@Cryseris]

I like popsicles too

[@CSplan]

쇼팽 에튀드나 리스트 에튀드도 다 연습용곡입니다... 체르니가 만든 연습곡이 입문자에게 쉬워서 그걸 주로 치는거지

[@Asmobia]

Czerny: "This piece is for ENTRY LEVEL and should be played much more slowly. For an expert like you, I suggest you to challenge pieces written by my student, Liszt". Liszt: "Uh... my master... to be honest... this man can play anything... my pieces are not challenge for him..." Alkan: "Second". Méreaux: "Third".

[@seonyonghwang]

Lmao😂😂😂😂

[@pineapplewhatever5906]

What about Freedom Dive?

[@seonyonghwang]

@@pineapplewhatever5906 Lol, it's doesn't have original piano version. Maybe someday i can try arrange or transcription.

[@pineapplewhatever5906]

I have some piano arrangements on my channel ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@nicolajpiemonte8907]

Sorabji: *chuckles evily*

[@randmgenericname5077]

Czerny made these etudes to "help" the weaker fingers

[@EpreTroll]

You should try Le Chemin de Fer from Alkan if you can do this

[@seonyonghwang]

You can see it soon:) I'm practicing.

[@EpreTroll]

Amazing! I'll be watching :o

[@AsrielKujo]

@@C_Madrid look at the time of the comment...

[@aakarshitsingh1535]

@Shostacovid hello again lol

[@지나가는잼민이-b1c]

찐이다

[@1minutequickvideos-169]

Stop crying about this piano it sounds brilliant! My piano is 200 years old, the keys are yellow and the keys are on sustain even without the pedal. Also my c is an e

[@ssimms8995]

1 minute quick videos - love this! I can’t afford a good piano or even one in tune. If my music professors in college don’t care, these KZbin comment warriors need to not care

[@haroldbingus]

how is your c an e? did it go a third sharp or a sixth flat

[@1minutequickvideos-169]

They key is out of tune smh that it sounds like an e not c

[@carryfreak5059]

Tune your piano. I’ll tune it for you

[@sierra3644]

why did this make me laugh so hard

[@masdyrenee1328]

So this is what people sound like after practicing 40 hours a day

[@blankroyai]

Masdy Renee I UNDERSTOOD THAT REFERENCE!!!!!

[@masdyrenee1328]

@@blankroyai Oh good I found a Twosetter lol

[@planespotterkarl2783]

Twoset club

[@randapanda4201]

Thank goodness. Finally two set fam

[@someone-jf7vj]

Damn there is a lot of us

[@Ant-io9bb]

This randomly showed up in my recommended and I’m like addicted to this piece now

[@James_Bowie]

Bravo! As Lang Lang says, once you master Czerny (after suffering) you can enjoy being free to play anything in future. By that I gather he means you will be confident that you can handle just about anything else that may come your way.

[@mikaschmidt2110]

you gotta love how relaxed he is

[@visuelliot]

Czerny be like: "Alright Liszt, so until next weeks lesson, I want you to learn this"

[@jackgregory3838]

Liszt: too easy

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

Liszt proceeds to just sight read it in tempo. "What else, my master?"

[@a-trainstudios2360]

Czerny: Oh- I shall refer you to ny good friend Ligeti. *Czerny faints on the spot*

[@tales3753]

people are complaining that the piano is out of tune, I would give a beautiful hour of my life just to play on an out of tune steinway. you have an amazing instrument, i have played classical piano for 3 years, and my big dream is to have my own acoustic piano.

[@carryfreak5059]

And out of tune Steinway is just as painful to listen to

[@Davidruiz-td3nf]

this piece actually sounds good in an out of tune piano. Nice playing, incredible!

[@devonchristopher5837]

Ikr it gives me a saloon ish feeling, so relaxing 😌

[@jimtownsend8010]

Its really good, but dear Jesus tune your piano!

[@seonyonghwang]

Thx. My piano is not good:(

[@tonicopm]

@@seonyonghwang We really noted that...!

[@shawncharton9416]

I fifth that.

[@seeuclon]

ㅇㅈ 조율좀

[@deedum1162]

Jim Townsend that would cost money.

[@evelynisgro-desplat7080]

Excellent work! Thank you for showing us your skill.

[@UniversalDirp]

harder then some liszt pieces. but to be fair, czerny IS his teacher, sooo

[@alptekin6299]

Damn that's the fastest (and still accurate) version i have ever come across. I don't know anything about the player but wouldn't be suprised if he is a famous pianist in his country

[@alejandrom.4680]

Superb technique and expression, congratulations!!

[@seonyonghwang]

Thank you!

[@rain_a308]

I sprained my hand watching this damn the amount of work and effort put into this is truly amazing

[@leon_krk]

I think I never fell in love that fast with a piece Except for rachmaninoff's 3rd piano concerto lol

[@fchrm2480]

Same for me 😍😍😍😍

[@piotrkulczewski4831]

Listen to scriabins etude 8 its a definition of my music taste

[@aaronbarber6238]

Leon Movement 2 is amazing! 🔥🔥🔥

[@TheModicaLiszt]

Very well done! Amazing! Everyone’s waiting for you to try the original Paganini Études and Galop S.218 but noone will rush you because you are an excellent pianist!

[@seonyonghwang]

Thx XD

[@TheModicaLiszt]

Seonyong Hwang [Piano Player] 😁👍

[@norixsynth]

Can you try playing Galop in a minor by liszt? I have a synthesia video of it

[@TheModicaLiszt]

Synthesia Piano Videos That’s the piece I asked him to play...

[@norixsynth]

@@TheModicaLiszt yeah... i would like to see him play it :)

[@TenorCantusFirmus]

Wim Winters: "Czerny's Etudes are unplayable at their original speed, thus we must assume he was a 'double-beater', and we must play them twice as slow." Anyone technically proficient enough: [Laughs.]

[@FLVCTVAT_NEC_MERGITVR]

Fuck Wim Winters

[@pianoplaynight]

What a fraud is that guy!!

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

I recently read about a new study that examined Beethoven's metronomes, which were supposdely "broken". That one at least didn't claim to take the piece at half the speed, but they postulated that the metronomes were off by 12 beats per second. Which means one has to subtract 12 from any of Beethoven's indications to get the speed he was getting when using his metronome. I find this a slightly better, if still unconvincing theory. As if a 19th Century composer was not able to figure out the speed of a second by looking at a watch... Tchaikosvsky also used a metronome to meticulously mark his scores and his tempi are also much faster than they are being usually played. So were his Metronomes also conveniently broken?

[@haldentoyorganist3896]

Actually he's still under a little and has to keep slowing down..still amazing he goes as fast as he does....

[@내지갑-p7s]

와....오른손 터치가 가벼워 보이면서 시원시원하다.....이느낌....전율..... 무대를 뒤집어 놓으셨다.....

[@TheFlamingPiano]

This makes Czerny sound fun. Amazing work! I wonder if you can do op. 355 no. 57 at full speed. Wim Winters is challenging people to do so

[@michaelrg3836]

I love the sigh at the end! Bravo!!

[@Likes_Trains]

I bet this is what it was like to see Liszt playing piano!

[@sh568]

진짜 너무 잘 치세요... 초등학생 때 체르니 50 앞부분까지 치다 관둔 지 10년이 다 되어 가는데 이런 좋은 곡을 친 기억도 전혀 없고 체르니 연습곡 중에 이렇게 좋은 곡이 있는지도 몰랐네요 ㅋㅋㅋ ㅠㅠㅠ 잘 듣고 구독하고 갑니다 ㅎㅅㅎ

[@katt_matt]

Really unbelievable. But, as it said, "All great things stand on the border with the impossible"

[@Tommuniqo123]

Glad this video blessed my recommended😌

[@ericalbany]

This was written for pianos with very light actions.

[@OutOfWards]

Omg you made my eyes fall out. amazing playing!

[@27superstef]

Did he just inhale when he started playing, and only exhale when he finished playing the entire piece...?

[@softstone6066]

How can this man heart your comment but dont give the damn answer.... I WANT TO KNOW

[@pawncube2050]

LOL underrated

[@pandaz1993himick]

That was so smooth, I'm in love!!! 😍

[@이현서-p8r]

들으면서 소름이쫙 끼쳤습니다 너무 잘치세요👍👍 저도 쳐보고 싶네용~~

[@inotmark]

Very impressive! Let's hear the Hammerklavier up to tempo now!

[@pawncube2050]

In case you don't want to wait, Minkyu Kim did it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoiolpWEm9uJorM

[@chrissinger24]

Wim Winters

[@composerjalen]

@@chrissinger24 wim winters is a con artist who fools Impressionable musicians into believing an easily disprovable lie

[@aesthetic682]

1:19 이부분부터 너무 좋음 완전 내 이상형

[@pcgamingftw5694]

It does not surprise me in the slightest, that Czerny's students went on to become some of the most renowned Pianists for their technical skill at the time. Looking at this as an Adult beginner, that man's expectations weren't just on another level, they were somewhere in another dimension, haha. I have this theory, where Czerny, as a student of the great Beethoven, must have only had genius prodigies as his own pupils, he was one himself after all, so this leads me to believe, that he wrote his music for those geniuses. Makes sense to me... I mean, I've started out with op. 599 and I felt like the jumps in difficulty in there are so sporadic sometimes, it is ridiculous! Beyer seems to have been much more humane and less sadistic to his students. Without any musical gift and a complete lack of prior musical knowledge after a year and a half, I've got Beyer's op. 101 almost finished, while I'm not even a third into Czerny op. 599...

[@fredericchopin2902]

대박 ...👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@abbyt6136]

Omg I wish I had watched your clip before I decided to stop learning piano. I had a korean piano teacher who kept shouting at me telling me I didn’t play “smoothly” enough. Now I finally get that

[@AlexanderWeski]

I hear some ragtime. Good old foot-thumping song now.

[@seonyonghwang]

XD

[@김예린-y6w]

오른손 스케일이 마치 하프소리 듣는 것 같아요 너무 멋있어요!

[@therobertguy2436]

1:10 - 1:15 reminds me of Chopin’s Waterfall Etude Thx for the heart 😁

[@bhooshanpandit1344]

I think you mean Waterfall etude!

[@therobertguy2436]

Ah darn, your right, I’ll fix it. I always get their given names mixed up 😪. Should’ve just used the opus and number

[@user-gd7yf5tw5q]

@@therobertguy2436 war robot

[@guscox9651]

Bro don't edit your tweets saying thanks for the heart, because unless they re-heart the comment (which this guy did), the heart goes away

[@diegomartinez5634]

Holy... That insane, it looks so smooth

[@tangerin_han]

외국댓들 하나같이 피아노 튜닝하라고 우는중ㅋㅋㅋㄱㄲㅋ

[@Discrimination_is_not_a_right]

I just got the craziest image of Czerny standing over on one side with a riding crop, yelling "Nicht mein Tempo!"

[@davisatdavis1]

I didn't know this was humanly possible. With this skill, you could probably play El Contrabondista or Paganini Liszt Etude No. 4 (unrevised version) at full tempo. I never thought I'd see this skill in a hundred years.

[@seonyonghwang]

XD THX:)

[@g.lucchio5660]

It makes sense to play like this. The notation says presto a gallope, which means it should be quite fast.

[@alejandropando593]

All thanks to SimplyPiano. (Nah but really this is amazing!)

[@seonyonghwang]

XD THX!

[@MiScusi69]

You are so dedicated to your instrument! Kudos!

[@TuGinecologo]

amazing, you sound like a midi file, very impressive

[@korzalm]

I love this surprising transpose at 1:09. It sounds like it's is going to rest at a major happy harmony and then: boom! The scary dim!

[@luna_archive_]

고속 연주를 위한 연주곡집이라지만 이건 좀 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 리스트가 어떻게 괴물이 되었는지 조금이나마 알 수 있는 체르니의 연습곡들,,,

[@aguirreysaharreanoguezleon9559]

The sigh at the end is pretty funny. Great playing!

[@fjdyyh2542]

There goes my self esteem

[@다.쓰레기]

Chopin is one of my favorite composers, but today, I say "Screw Chopin". This is an actually intimidating étude and Czerny is a criminally underrated composer who knows how to make pieces that torture your hands.

[@Cry2Deep]

Now we know where Liszt got his ptsd that caused him to write "unplayable" pieces

[@마이클민]

초반부 오른손 멜로디 너무 아름다운거 아닙니까ㅠㅠㅠ

[@zzangzzang7435]

진짜 제일 짜증나는 체르니! 레슨받기 제일 싫었는데...... 와! 이렇게 좋은곡이 였군

[@1hu2izxuh]

와..... 음악 문외한이라 제가 무언가를 칭찬한다는 것 자체가 불가능할 것 같지만... 진짜 대단하시네요

[@littleshredder_lev1_128]

Darn, im imagining my the czerny studies should sound like now...

[@seonyonghwang]

Lol😂😂

[@Littlelovebug.7]

Wow! Your tempo is unmatchable!! Good job!

[@NN-rn1oz]

I'd rather listen to this all day than any of the "whole beat" nonsense.

[@jairrojas-music]

Awesome! it can see your dedication and practice. Go on!

[@Yubin_Lee_Doramelin]

체르니 Op. 299가 '속도를 위한 40개 연습곡집'이라는 제목이 있는 걸로 아는데... 그래서 이렇게 비르투오소적인 속도를 요구하나 봅니다. 알캉 치는 분이시니 이건 껌이셨겠네요.

[@seonyonghwang]

허헣 그렇게 호락호락 한 곡은 아녔어요 ㅎㅎ

[@배진수-x8n]

이분은 사람이 아닙니다.진심으로 존경합니다.

[@seonyonghwang]

감사합니다!

[@동네철봉이야기]

It's so cool~~ wonderful♡ 👏👏👏

[@seonyonghwang]

Thank you~!

[@LalzJeNeSuis]

Please do tutorials on how your practise for these masterpieces =) different rythms, accentuation every 3-4 notes ? Slow-fast, Slow-2fastnotes, ect... ? Thanks !

[@RobertoScognamigliorobi6826]

My brain: wait, what is that? Me: is better if you return to sleep! 😂😂

[@seonyonghwang]

XDXD

[@davisatdavis1]

I was thinking the same! Then I saw a performance of Islamey and that's when I was like "Nope, I'm not doing this anymore, to bed I go"

[@Hhh-xu4hk]

아니 무슨...체르니 연습곡을 연주회용 처럼 멋지게 치지? 아참....이 분....나중에 실시간도 해주세요...몬가 굉장히 궁금한게 많고 얼굴도 보고싶네요..

[@seonyonghwang]

과찬입니다ㅠㅠ

[@johannsebastianbach3411]

Show this to Wim Winters double beat theory nuts. They claim czerny is impossible so we should use double beat. Whereas the reality is they just haven't practiced 40 hours a day :D Well Done!!

[@AlbertoSegovia.]

Johann Sebastian Bach Hi! With that, you would only prove that playing Czerny at this speed is possible, but nothing else!

[@vito-lattarulo]

Alberto Segovia For the rest we have several professional scholars who debunked everything already decades ago. This double beat theory is just a scam based on false premises and manipulated reading of the sources.

[@AlbertoSegovia.]

@@vito-lattarulo Hi Vito! I answered your last comment on the Apassionata video, but for some reason I cannot see anymore your comments there. I spoke about intuition in music. The same as you can feel confident with the current performances, and tradition, when presented with all the evidence there is for Whole Beat performance, I tend to trust it and apply a bit of intuition. And speaking about Beethoven: 1. Beethoven was famous and many people enjoyed his music. 2. Nowadays it's hard to really find someone who enjoys it as played today. All people tend to favor , let's see, a "tempo ordinario" for our times, or an allegro (which is the default time. 3. I always search for the middle beat between ticks when practicing with the metronome. I bet you have too! So, speaking now about Czerny: I doubt that he composed this pieces to be passed so untrandescentatly, as to be irrelevant mechanistic exercises... and there's the evidence that he used whole beat, that Wim has presented in his work. Many congratulations on your career!

[@vito-lattarulo]

Alberto Segovia Thanks for your reply. Actually Wim has banned me from his channel, just like many others whose only fault was to, strongly but always politely, present irrefutable proofs of the inconsistency of the double beat theory. I agree with you that intuition has a huge role in music and I would also add that our century is the only era where people play non-contemporary music. This poses obvious problems and has led professionals to look for clues on how to perform this old music. Wim promotes himself as a devote “tempo reconstructor” and tries to convince people with proofs. Unfortunately those “proofs” are nothing else than manipulated (by him and Gadient) sources. He misinterprets them in order to accomodate his premises and shuts down every possible counter argument. Mälzel, Czerny, etc. are unequivocally single beat. I checked myself and they have been proven by serious scholars. Everyone can prefer any kind of tempo. That’s the beauty of art. But what Wim is doing is extremely deleterious to serious music. Wish you all the best!

[@antoniocarlosgomesfernedag1637]

For me, win theory bring logic to many pieces.... I follow my intuition, and for me, the great majority of pieces make much more sense in whole beat theory... Thats all...

[@germanisaacvalenzuelaperez7974]

KZbin recomendations, you finally did it...

[@Gearsandco]

This piano is in desperate need for tuning

[@carryfreak5059]

I’ll tune it

[@Mtaalas]

Damn... looking at this one realizes what it really is to be a professional pianist... But also, this is why one should tune their piano twice a year. :D

[@barryprofessionalmusicianc832]

What would it sound like if the piano was in tune?😳😉

[@mariajosegaricano7793]

Somehow I managed to play this like four years ago (at about three-quarters of this speed) and now I struggle to do basic arpeggios I always wondered how'd it be. Neat.

[@matiasprz]

Why does this even have a dislike button

[@Sagolel4797]

because the piano is so out of tune that any sane being can hardly enjoy this

[@Trixex]

Ah yes, my favourite warm up exercise.

[@seonyonghwang]

XD

[@りさゆ-h7d]

こんなツェルニー聴いたことない‼️

[@jackmaitland8496]

The only one to graduate the school of velocity!

[@canonicalensemble8727]

People: so do you want Liszt or Chopin? Czerny: yes

[@hyujin1531]

가끔 리스트의 그 미친 기교가 마구 혼합된 곡을 들을 때 마다 그가 누구에게 가르침을 받았는지 .. 특히 이 정신나간 템포의 연습곡을 생각하며 납득하려고 노력합니다.

[@CharlieDraper]

HistoricHalfTempoGuy disliked this video.

[@tjspaul1]

You mean Wim Winters?

[@tjspaul1]

I think SOV 24 must be played at. Quarter note=108. Because it has tempo mark Quarter note=108. It mainly has 32nd note so at this bpm speed we feel would be similar to others. Also, Half tempo guy would say it actually mean 8th note=108.

[@ericlego321]

Your technique is sooo good it looks effortless

[@seonyonghwang]

Thx:D

[@LesterBrunt]

Win Winters has left the chat

[@InstrumentManiac]

Lol I still struggle to play 16th notes sometimes. Good Lord ur so good 👏👏👏

[@LesterBrunt]

Interesting temperament 🤣 Awesome playing though!!! 🥇

[@seonyonghwang]

XD THX..!!

[@parsifal40002]

I would pay a king's ransom just to be able to play even half that fast! Well done!!

[@maximus6015]

Your dedication to your technical ability is inspirational and your effort has payed off extremely well never stop doing what you do thank you for sharing 👏 👏 👏 👍

[@seonyonghwang]

You're welcome! Thx!

[@vsrr83]

My fingers started hurting just from watching that.

[@scintilical9442]

I really wish I had the speed you have in your hands, I’d love to learn Chopin op 10 no 1 and op 25 no 12, but I just can’t go fast enough

[@seonyonghwang]

XD😂😂

[@richarddoan9172]

Can you learn to play them slowly? Like half time? Then speed up.

[@yavin1504]

체르니 곡이 이렇게 재밌을 수 있다는 사실을 덕분에 알게 됐습니다 감사합니다!