This is the only person playing op.299 on tempo... and played it well, sadly the majority plays 299 WAY TOOOOO slow, 299 is not meant to be played slow which won't serve it's purpose..... Czerny would be mad in his grave for most of u pianists.
It is neigh impossible to play these up to tempo on a modern piano. Get your hands on a Broadwood, Clementi, or Stoddart piano from 1815 - 1840 and you'll fly. If this is a computer program it certainly is a good sample of a piano. And if it is, so what; it's nice to hear these pieces played nearly the way they should be. These pieces should not only be played fast, but expressively. There are dynamics and expressive markings in the music.
It is neigh impossible to play these up to tempo on a modern piano. Get your hands on a Broadwood, Clementi, or Stoddart piano from 1815 - 1840 and you'll fly. If this is a computer program it certainly is a good sample of a piano. And if it is, so what; it's nice to hear these pieces played nearly the way they should be. These pieces should not only be played fast, but expressively. There are dynamics and expressive markings in the music.
This pianist tries to catch the train . (He tries to catch the metronome number of Czerny). But he don't succeed. The first number is the metronome number, the second the interpretation of the pianist.
nr. 1 108/88; nr. 2 104/84; nr. 3 108/84; nr. 4 80/72; nr. 5 108/84. Can't he or she play faster, or has the composer a different intention with his etudes than the pianist. I think the last. See my videos of the interpretation of the metronome markings. Touch: gerard van reenen - metronome
@MrPianistalex Dynamics help a lot! In my university teachers assign these etudes to us and you have to play them at the speed or almost at the speed that is printed on the score... And let me tell you that without proper dynamics or lets say entonation, you surely can't play them at the correct speed... I uploaded Etude No. 8 if you want to watch it!
@30inventionman I can up-load this so fast nobody can play it. But why should I? Wouldn't make any sense. Like speed tells you who is the best piano player?
@hafiyyanteh9797 Proper fingering is the key! Maybe I should up-load it much slower, so students can get a better understanding of what's going on. Never thought of that.
@bartje11 How can a person achieve such fast tempo? I`ve been playing the piano for approximately 5 months and I have a loooot to learn but I`m still wondering how a person can play these etudes so fast without pressing another key by mistake.
@bartje11 Mhm, thanx for the answer. :) So, now, I know it takes a lot of years. I`ll be practising a lot and I hope I `ll play these etudes so fast one day. :)
Czerny was IMO a rather underrated composer. Some of his work are obviously exercises but a lot are really beautiful and even expressive pieces. After all, Bach wrote his Welltempered Clavier as exercises too but well, most of us give them far more credit and rightly so.
What is the fucking point?
darthdidious 1 day ago
It is hard to believe that a person can play this fast.
rothschildianum 5 days ago
cffra , gould, and cherny yes.
30inventionman 1 week ago
Have you ever listened to Slater's recording? :D
EugenArbrakh 1 month ago
btw , why play with pedal?
busrel 3 months ago
This is the only person playing op.299 on tempo... and played it well, sadly the majority plays 299 WAY TOOOOO slow, 299 is not meant to be played slow which won't serve it's purpose..... Czerny would be mad in his grave for most of u pianists.
busrel 3 months ago
@busrel
Too bad its a machine thats playing and not a person...
Ratoscruvy 1 month ago
I imagine this is the kind of thing Rachmaninoff would play if he needed to relax
makerofjam 3 months ago 6
guys, do you know of any tips to practice the 1st one?
white5mage 3 months ago
It is neigh impossible to play these up to tempo on a modern piano. Get your hands on a Broadwood, Clementi, or Stoddart piano from 1815 - 1840 and you'll fly. If this is a computer program it certainly is a good sample of a piano. And if it is, so what; it's nice to hear these pieces played nearly the way they should be. These pieces should not only be played fast, but expressively. There are dynamics and expressive markings in the music.
legrandsiecle 4 months ago
It is neigh impossible to play these up to tempo on a modern piano. Get your hands on a Broadwood, Clementi, or Stoddart piano from 1815 - 1840 and you'll fly. If this is a computer program it certainly is a good sample of a piano. And if it is, so what; it's nice to hear these pieces played nearly the way they should be. These pieces should not only be played fast, but expressively. There are dynamics and expressive markings in the music.
legrandsiecle 4 months ago
This pianist tries to catch the train . (He tries to catch the metronome number of Czerny). But he don't succeed. The first number is the metronome number, the second the interpretation of the pianist.
nr. 1 108/88; nr. 2 104/84; nr. 3 108/84; nr. 4 80/72; nr. 5 108/84. Can't he or she play faster, or has the composer a different intention with his etudes than the pianist. I think the last. See my videos of the interpretation of the metronome markings. Touch: gerard van reenen - metronome
GerardvanR 5 months ago
@MrPianistalex Dynamics help a lot! In my university teachers assign these etudes to us and you have to play them at the speed or almost at the speed that is printed on the score... And let me tell you that without proper dynamics or lets say entonation, you surely can't play them at the correct speed... I uploaded Etude No. 8 if you want to watch it!
e57uard0 5 months ago
this is human indeed
ManolisPratikakis 5 months ago
My kidylit
dmitrydreizin 6 months ago
OMG! So impressive!...Thanks for sharing.
manemav 6 months ago
this person still has nothing on Cziffra ahaha
CziffraTheThird 7 months ago
@CziffraTheThird Its not a person. Its a computer program.
bartje11 7 months ago 8
@CziffraTheThird Cziffra has nothing on Valentina Lisitsa's talent......
daytonmlivingston 2 months ago
@CziffraTheThird Cziffra will always remain the fastest finger, at least ive heard
30inventionman 1 month ago
@30inventionman I can up-load this so fast nobody can play it. But why should I? Wouldn't make any sense. Like speed tells you who is the best piano player?
bartje11 1 month ago 6
@bartje11 music shoud evolt emotion not stlye
30inventionman 1 month ago
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@bartje11 music shoud evolt emotion not stlye
30inventionman 1 month ago
@30inventionman glenn gould is fast too
sorenm2 1 week ago
How the fuck can u play that fast for the first one?!
Cody3156151 7 months ago
The most impressive thing here is not speed, but clarity and equality!
guboub 8 months ago
so fast..play it as human pla
hafiyyanteh9797 10 months ago
@hafiyyanteh9797 This tempo is very doable. Not too fast at all. But it's done with Finale 2008
bartje11 10 months ago
@bartje11 im learning this song..and i cant understand some parts
hafiyyanteh9797 10 months ago
@hafiyyanteh9797 Proper fingering is the key! Maybe I should up-load it much slower, so students can get a better understanding of what's going on. Never thought of that.
bartje11 10 months ago
@bartje11 yeah
hafiyyanteh9797 10 months ago
@bartje11 How can a person achieve such fast tempo? I`ve been playing the piano for approximately 5 months and I have a loooot to learn but I`m still wondering how a person can play these etudes so fast without pressing another key by mistake.
kartofobelachka 8 months ago
@kartofobelachka It is very well possible, but it takes YEARS, even if you are talented. Years of playing and studying.
bartje11 8 months ago
@bartje11 Mhm, thanx for the answer. :) So, now, I know it takes a lot of years. I`ll be practising a lot and I hope I `ll play these etudes so fast one day. :)
kartofobelachka 7 months ago
Did you play this?
frankwit123 10 months ago
Did you use the tempos that were on the sheet music?
HarmonicCorruption 10 months ago
hoooooly c***
itisjinzo 10 months ago
Czerny: scales on speed.
angoranimi07 11 months ago
who's playing?
lePistolero 1 year ago
@lePistolero It's done by Finale, computer program. Never makes a mistake!
bartje11 11 months ago
@bartje11 oh... I'm so disappointed! lol
lePistolero 11 months ago
please tell me this is a machine playing.
pianodudeler 1 year ago 22
@pianodudeler Finale 2008.
bartje11 11 months ago
@bartje11
b...b..but it sounds like a real piano o.O I also have Finale, but for me it sounds more like a computer :S
Bochum96 10 months ago
@pianodudeler Probably Glenn Gould early in the morning.
Shade0591 7 months ago 4
I wish my violin etudes sounded good like those lol
BaRToLoMaSi 1 year ago
Czerny was IMO a rather underrated composer. Some of his work are obviously exercises but a lot are really beautiful and even expressive pieces. After all, Bach wrote his Welltempered Clavier as exercises too but well, most of us give them far more credit and rightly so.
unpodimusica1 1 year ago
Great posting, these pedagogical pieces. Thanks a lot.
vivasavonarola 1 year ago