"Fantaisie Impromptu" Right-Hand 1 - Tutorial

This image is for my friend who can't read music.
楽譜も読めないのに幻想即興曲に挑戦している友人のために、右手の速い部分をゆっくり弾いてみました。

Category:

Music

Tags:

• クラシック
• ショパン
• 幻想即興曲
• 右手
• 弾き方
• Fantaisie
• Impromptu
• tutorial

[Amarelaoo1]

THE POLYRYTHMS ARE KICKING MY ASSSSS

[hapayon]

Honestly i dont get what all the disapproval of this video is about. I mean some people actually have the music and read it (like me) but dont currently have a teacher to help with breaking it down or using more efficient finger patterns. And if you think a tutorial for this song is so bad or stupid then why are you even looking at this video? I mean really. Not everyone can afford the lessons and time it takes to learn this song "the right way". I respect this person for trying to help people

[TheRealJuKo]

@hapayon the notion is noble, but learning from this type of tutorial will only get you so far (as a pose to learning from the music, utilising technique and possibly injecting your own playing style). But for the people who only want to or are only able to get that far, I agree that this tutorial is just the thing. ^^

[jwilliams575]

i love u cuz of this im getting a carrer in piano

[tiffanynewyear]

It really helps but ought not people do plenty sight reading?

[JuyoNi]

Honestly i think the polyrythms can be conquered by breaking a simple rule. The polyrythms in jeux d'eau by maurice ravel are much more difficult but can be solved easily just by memorizing what parts of your left hand harmonize with parts of your right hand. It solves many problems just lining the notes up and playing the harmonies instead of playing the correct rythms for both parts.

[SSvolksgrenadier]

watching this makes me see any mistakes i made withmy sight reading. thankyou, and my score has no finguring on it.

[FIFIx30]

W tempie sie posrasz z takim palcowaniem

[vaness33]

thank you - very helpful. difficult to vet notes for someone who is a poor music reader

[AnisLoveMusic]

Thx for this!

[blablablazzzblablaz]

Good friend you're. : )

[sucemabiteconnasse]

@Prismaglobe If having a tutorial to go slowly through the notes is helpful, then great! But if you're playing at this level and you can't read music, that's a problem. At a certain point you need to take the initiative to learn music theory on your own or hire a professional to teach you. If you want to play at this level, you can't have somebody holding your hand and telling you exactly what to do note by note. It's absurd!