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@password19581
10 ай бұрын
Thanks for this video. I enjoyed listening to your playing and your description of what you are doing. It demystifies that piece of music. Even if II can never play like you at least I appreciate what's going on within the music.
@danthecomposer
10 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching. Glad it helped somewhat! But go on… give it a go 🤓
@SMTX2023
10 ай бұрын
I love your authenticity of playing “Liebesträum No.3” (Dream of Love) by Franz Liszt in Key of Ab Major. Actually your free style sounds rather interesting and refreshing to me. I always want to learn playing this piece but am afraid of making too many mistakes. After seeing your performance I think I may want to give another try soon. I will dissect the score like chord progression and melody run as you suggested. Lovely performance, Dan. 👍🥰
@danthecomposer
10 ай бұрын
Thank you for your kind words Andrew and for watching. I hope you will not be afraid and take it on! Now you know it’s only a jazzy 136251 in Ab with each chord apart from the root being a 7th chord. You could make this an exercise without the melody in a variety of keys to help drill it, perhaps. The melody will shine through anyway! Best, Dan
@CristalDeBohemia
3 күн бұрын
What an amazing series of video tutorials you did for this great piece. Immense learning for me. Hopefully you can do more like that one (maybe Bach, Debussy, Schumann?). Thanks again for your videos Dan!
@danthecomposer
10 сағат бұрын
Thanks a lot! I don't have repertoire at my fingertips from those composers so I'd have to spend ages learning stuff, which I'm not too enthusiastic to do to be honest! Their music is of course very score-centric and I'm not lol... all I can say is to study the scores of the pieces you like, away from the piano, a few bars at a time but don't go to the piano until you can play the notes of both hands in your mind... then when you're at the piano, don't take the score with you, just play what you've internalised. You'll get through pieces very quickly and know them very well this way!
@hdkrismazz9153
10 ай бұрын
Jesus saves and loves you man, thank you for the video
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