I’m learning this piece now, self taught adult. After watching your videos, I wish I had a piano teacher. Thanks for the free education
@OlympiaPiano
2 ай бұрын
These videos were inspired by donations from a couple of viewers, yet they are mostly a labor of love and desire to help those who may not have access to a teacher where they live. I am glad you are able to learn from them and hope you can find an in person teacher if you need one. Also I hope these videos inspire you to pay it forward in whatever your area of expertise! Let me know how it goes for you.
@jerrydavid8884
2 ай бұрын
Thank you for your kindly detail explanation. Nowadays I am practicing this piece so your lecture gives me the great help. Do you have plan tutorials for Op. 72 no. 1?
@OlympiaPiano
2 ай бұрын
I am glad this is helpful for you. I have lots of requests so it would be some time before I get to it, but I will add to the list. Thank you for watching
@patrickomalley1513
2 ай бұрын
Thanks again for these. I’m a bit confused with your description of bars 9 and 10. I would say bar 9 has sus 4 on Beats 1 and 2 and sus 2 on beats 3 and 4. Bar 10 is the G sharp major chord on all four. Perhaps I am confused as in the video you seem to indicate that bars 9 and 10 start with sus 4 and 2 respectively and have the G sharp chord on beats 3 and 4 of each bar.
@OlympiaPiano
2 ай бұрын
Thank you for bringing this to my attention---I see now what I did was confusing--when I did a little graphic of how the chords changed I used half notes, which weren't actually in the correct rhythm. So to clarify--first 4 eighth notes of bar 9 are G#sus4, next 3 eighth notes of bar 9 are G#, last eighth note of bar 9 is G#sus 2 (that is the "duet" w/RH), and ALL the eighth notes of bar 10 are G#. So in essence the sus 2 is just one single note. Thank you for letting me know so as I progress through the tutorial I can strive to explain this more clearly.
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