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Really mean. Britell wrote some 3 hours of music for the show, with excellent ideas and a great outcome. Even the main theme, has it's logic, he explains it to Vanity Fair.

Denis, I absolutely agree your interpretation. The 'Moonlight' nickname has done this piece a great disservice. It is not a romantic piece but a deeply tragic one.

Hi Denis I'm very eager to buy your courses, but I have a question. Do you go through all scales in your hanon excercies ? My problem is, I'm ok with C scale, but haven't practiced anything with black keys. So I'm wondering if your courses generally go through the black key, or just C just like the rest of the internet ? Thank you

I am so happy I ‘ve found this channel! you are amazing! very useful tips!

Wow❤❤❤❤ GREAT !!!PURE GEM! I LEARNED a lot! No one has explained like you ! THANK YOU❤❤

I don't know if you see new comments on older videos, but looking on your website for this course, I could not find any information on how long we would have access to the course after purchasing it. Also there was no obvious way to contact you about this question but to leave a comment.

Thank you for the very detailed video. The shots of the dampers were a useful addition.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR HELP !!!!

Thank yor for your insightful teaching. I started to learn this piece few days ago.

hi great video, may i ask should the pinky be straight or curved? my teacher says it should be straight all the time

Great!

They say better late than never but I wish I’d been thought this before, when I started cause you unfortunately carry with the weight of your bad habits even if you got to reach a decent level at the piano

Denis Hi, I have a question: have you been secretly listening in when I was practicing this piece. I mean, I didn't hear a word I could disagree with. THIS is really a CARBON COPY of how AI INTUITIVELY experience and play this piece. Maybe after all there is ONE disagreement between us: AI LOVE to ACCENTUATE the EMBELLISHMENT at 7:35: a. because it feels so good 'to ring the bell and b. because it marvels the audience(wow: how does he do THAT). So instead of going 'soft', I by definition go 'loud'. Or maybe I should say: IT STIPULATES AUTHORITY( HE really KNOWS what he's doing)!!

Just a small nitpick - as a 34 year old who clicked on this video, hearing you begin with ‘Hi Kids’ doesn’t come off very well. As you’re not even 40 yet, it comes across as patronising - I’m sure this isn’t intended though, which is why I’m pointing this out as a small critique as I’m sure you were unaware of this. Before I get hate replies, this is a constructive criticism on the presentation before I watch the rest of the video, nothing more. :)

great teacher!

Thanks!

Hi Denis, I would love to hear your thoughts on Horowitz's comment about Chopin's music: "In the paper, he was never weak". It is on his interviews with David Dubal. Thanks for such a complete and sophisticated summary on Chopin's style. Best regards from Brazil, Fernando Vago

It’s hard on an upright piano

Very good and helpful video. I would know how can you play repeated notes with the same finger so fast??? I din't know how to reach it. I play the beginning rep. with 3-2 as a very very light trill, almost no articulation, and it works. But I would love learn how to play it with one finger. Thanks for your marvelous work.

How can I get this work? How can I download it?

Hello, how are you, a question :(, what happens is that a couple of months ago I suffered tendonitis in my arm and forearm, precisely due to poor technique and other reasons. Now I am resuming and correcting many things, but in the same way they enter doubts as I watch various videos on piano technique. For example, do I always use the weight of my arm because when I feel like I am using it, I feel my finger or hand with a little tension just from carrying the weight, so not always. Is the weight of the arm used? Or what? :(. I also remembered that when I played, the thing of "scratching" the keys happened to me many times, and I have always wondered why. I had a teacher who told me that the knuckles always They must stand out, and sometimes by forcing them to always stand out, I feel like I'm putting on tension. And the truth is I don't know which way to go, sometimes I feel like I'm playing well, without tension, and then boom, a little pain or fatigue in it. forearm. And the truth is I don't know if I can play the pieces that I loved so much again, I don't know if anyone after my injury can play well again :(. Thank you so much

Could you do a technique breakdown of Cyprien Katsaris. Im still baffeled by his technique. It seems as if he never streches his fingers. His speed is ultra sonic.

wow, could listen for hours to your lessons. 10/10

Wht does everyone always use E Major?

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Thank you, Im a musician and i was stuck in middle part of tempest sonata and whit this tutorial i got it all ❤❤❤

Not sure if I fully agree with your view of “no vertical motion”.

Wow!!!

Thank you for the wonderful tips!