@remcodelange94 It took about 5-6 years since I started practicing Op10, till I made this recording, and it was still about 60%-70% of the desired speed. I'm no pro, man. I can just tell that you do get better if you keep doing.
@remcodelange94 No, I didn't take lessons those days, but I did take some in my childhood. I usually practice less than an hour a day; I guess the key is just keep doing.
About speed: In all those years I gradually realized that there's no single "hand dexterity" parameter. It's more like a bunch of different *obstacles* that prevents your hand from moving smoothly. So identifying and removing them one by one makes your hand move faster, I think.
It depends a lot on the person physical characteristicas and the techniques they are used to. I personally consider op. 10 no. 1 to be one of the most difficult Chopin etudes, considerably more than op. 25 no. 12.
I think the Ocean doesn't require the big hand this one requires, so lots of people consider op. 10 no. 1 to be more difficult..but not necessarily (sp?) so
You mean the sheet music? There are several sites you can download pdf for free. Search "chopin etude sheet music", for example.
If you try to practice instead of just looking at it, however, I'd recommend to buy one with editorial notes etc. I have a few, including Paderewski's, but I like Takashi Yamazaki's edition that comes with detailed analysis of each piece and fingering/practice suggestions.
I learned op 10 no 1 in about month and I had been playing a year. My speed is about the same.
Singlerity 8 months ago
Watching video's like this makes me feel nothing lol.. unfair :p
remcodelange94 1 year ago
@remcodelange94 It took about 5-6 years since I started practicing Op10, till I made this recording, and it was still about 60%-70% of the desired speed. I'm no pro, man. I can just tell that you do get better if you keep doing.
anohana 1 year ago
@anohana Thanks for your reply!
And in those years you had lessons in playing? Seems like you did! You're a good player, I've never had lessons, all learned it myself.
But what you play is so cool, my hands aren't able to make those moves, guess that's just a lot of practising.
remcodelange94 1 year ago
@remcodelange94 No, I didn't take lessons those days, but I did take some in my childhood. I usually practice less than an hour a day; I guess the key is just keep doing.
About speed: In all those years I gradually realized that there's no single "hand dexterity" parameter. It's more like a bunch of different *obstacles* that prevents your hand from moving smoothly. So identifying and removing them one by one makes your hand move faster, I think.
anohana 1 year ago
@anohana
That's so true. But it's very difficult and you're very good at it, keep going m8. Great!
remcodelange94 1 year ago
Very good job !
you played the 3rd studie a bit too fast .. try to slow, it's a very sweet study
koubache 1 year ago
op 10 is more difficult
extremelyfatchicken 2 years ago
brilliant
thespaceyeti 2 years ago
It is said that Chopin's Etudes Op.10 NO.3 is difficult.
However, 1&2 is also very difficult.
I recalled the thing in which it had a hard time because of the practice of "1 and 2".
Hang in there!
tytwyt07 2 years ago
are you a Girl? I like your legs!....
Nimenicamine01 2 years ago 3
Sorry to break your illusion, but I'm a middle-aged man.
The reason that the legs look thin is because of the wide-angled camera, I guess.
anohana 2 years ago
JAJAJAJA!!! Ok, ok. Bye!
Nimenicamine01 2 years ago
@Nimenicamine01
hey dude, LOOK HIS ARMS ^^
BOLOROCRYSTAL20 1 year ago
I also want to play all of Chopin's etudes! You have done a great job, keep it on..
BTW I bet you found that middle section of Tristesse to be more difficult than expected? Because I did...
danielags16 2 years ago
nice piano! and technic is good!
congratulations!
nice piano again!
MusicoNato 2 years ago
how to play the left hand in op.10 no.3????
nimrodmarc 2 years ago
Recorded in summer ?
indigoblue555 2 years ago
It was April. But in Hawaii it was already quite hot and I was sweating all over.
anohana 2 years ago
etude no.1 was actually played quite well... well done!!
sfrancis1212 2 years ago
ピアノ、いい音ですね^^
（Reason：
It is a piano, a good sound.）
ryokuone 3 years ago
A lot of mistakes (sorry)
notreisrael 3 years ago
I know.
anohana 3 years ago
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piannelly 2 years ago
Having played both, I think Op. 25 No. 12 is more difficult than Op. 10 No. 1.
d0wn10ad 2 years ago
Agreed.
anohana 2 years ago
ok thank you for you comment =)
piannelly 2 years ago
It depends a lot on the person physical characteristicas and the techniques they are used to. I personally consider op. 10 no. 1 to be one of the most difficult Chopin etudes, considerably more than op. 25 no. 12.
danielags16 2 years ago
Certainly not! Op.10 No.1 in tempo is much more difficult than the c- minor.
SuperMitchl1 2 years ago
I think the Ocean doesn't require the big hand this one requires, so lots of people consider op. 10 no. 1 to be more difficult..but not necessarily (sp?) so
danielags16 2 years ago
You make it look so easy.
Great job.
Zimologist 3 years ago 2
hey this is great.. maybe someday I will do the same as you, it is a dream of mine as well! keep it up!
certifiedpro2914 3 years ago
すばらしいと思います。
Op.10-1は、手首などの使い方、参考になります。
映像アップ、ありがとうございます。
RedJewelry 3 years ago
OMG ur so good!!!
can I ask where I can download chopin's opus 1-25 for free?
XaldBalghostriped 3 years ago
You mean the sheet music? There are several sites you can download pdf for free. Search "chopin etude sheet music", for example.
If you try to practice instead of just looking at it, however, I'd recommend to buy one with editorial notes etc. I have a few, including Paderewski's, but I like Takashi Yamazaki's edition that comes with detailed analysis of each piece and fingering/practice suggestions.
anohana 3 years ago
thank you! ^^. I've been looking for the sheet music for about 2 years T_T
XaldBalghostriped 3 years ago