Chopin: Op.25, No.12 - Etude / Study in C Minor: Allegro molto con fuoco

[esctierraylibertad]

muy mal



[ColossusShade]

is this half speed?

lol chopin is so demanding.

[xXArTi5tXx]

thanks for uploading :) doing good dude :)

how long did it take u 2 get to this stage of the ocean etude?

i really wanna learn how to play it, but i'm grade 7 and failing miserably.

[logitech4410]

vive Chopin

[AZNrider1]

You're almost there! I'd be happy if I can even get to this point haha. Keep it up!

[johnmar78]

good work , keep up

[looney1023]

i like hearing them slow

you get to hear the melodies and harmonies that are clutter in the fast version

do you think you could learn a slow version of the study in c# minor (torrent)?

[4hm3dimr4n]

try practicing scales for like half an hour..it should automatically be able to go faster

[NathanRoe880]

The etude, is not itself unless played at tempo, or close. It sounds like simple scales, your accents are also wrong. This is supposed to sound like a stormy ocean, not a grieving death. Just constructive critism. Remeber, once you hit the bottom of each cord ACCENT, and the top ACCENT.....

[Martel211996]

@NathanRoe880 Remember, all great pianists, Horowitz, Richter, Pollini, etc all started at this tempo. In order to play fast, you must be able to play slow. And a note to a player, make sure when you play in this slow tempo you accent the first of every four notes.

[Tofu572]

@Martel211996 agreed, once you get the muscle memory down, your problem will start to be actually be playing it TOO fast...

[bubblebran]

I thought this is a really good play! Despite yes, the speed isn't the usual fast pace, but the piece is certainly not ruined, well articulated! I am myself learning this piece and I believe I've picked up some important points by watching you play! Keep it up!

[carpathianforrest]

Chopin was such a great pianoist and composer. And you play very nice, you have great touch in the piano. Realy like how you play.

[koblec]

sweet, dude!