Chopin Etude Opus 10 No. 1

	Duration: 120 seconds Upload Time: 06-07-17 21:27:36 User: kenniyu :::: Favorites
Description: A video of me playing Chopin Etude Opus 10 No. 1 on the piano, tempo 160. I've been learning this piece for a year now. Hope you like it.
Comments
ihrtmusic12334 ::: Favorites NICE!!!!!! :D 07-06-02 16:00:46 _____________________________________________________
Musicman180 ::: Favorites Something... Dynamics i think, other than that- superb! Nice job. How long have you been playing? 07-06-02 18:42:45 _____________________________________________________
tennisplaya1869 ::: Favorites is that a steinway? 07-06-21 23:19:48 _____________________________________________________
meteoriasiow ::: Favorites Good but your left habd is a little bit weird and you are slamming..and need more dynamics but who cares! well done!I am so proud of you...how long have you been playing? 07-07-08 14:40:35 _____________________________________________________
strokerbn ::: Favorites details aside,you captured the spirit of the piece wonderfully...i couldn't help but listen.BRAVO!!! 07-07-19 13:18:07 _____________________________________________________
Jst0911 ::: Favorites i just nut my pants 07-07-19 21:33:03 _____________________________________________________
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thomasgothenburg ::: Favorites quite good, but I think you will get better sound of the piano if you try to lift your hands more from you, so they get higher up and more power, yes its harder, but the result much better. I mean like the hands were to jump forwards. I think it sounds much better if you try to learn more Russian technique. But your speed is great. 07-07-31 18:18:44 _____________________________________________________
jinfiesto ::: Favorites You're crazy... That's not russian technique. Don't listen to him. Don't jump around on this piece. You want to crawl from each arpeggio set to the next. No jumping. 07-08-03 16:41:56 _____________________________________________________
kenniyu ::: Favorites Thank you for the advice :) 07-08-04 02:12:58 _____________________________________________________
abmephise ::: Favorites Bravo. As for Russian Technique - wtf are you talking about. I studied at a conservatorium with a Russian teacher for 4 years, there is no such thing as 'russian' technique. They have an approach to learning and teaching pieces, but it is far from having anything 'technical' about it, say like a Czerny study. I loved this video, keep up the good work. 07-08-04 18:10:23 _____________________________________________________