As a French person, I can assure you that your "la fille aux cheveux de lin" pronunciation is absolutely adorable! Keep doing that :)

@joshwrightpiano

Жыл бұрын

Haha I don’t know what to make of “adorable”…

@martinlee5604

Жыл бұрын

Start by pronouncing "La" as "La", not as "Le"!

Very beautiful playing by the way. I love this piece!!!!!

Wonderful video...as always😊👍👏 you mention the ''hair pin" symbol, I just watched the Seymour Bernstein interview on Tonebase last week in which he discusses this marking in great detail. Your tone is so beautiful and warm but it always has clarity at the same time...anyhow, bravo! Thank you!

Awesome tutorial, Josh! I’ve always wanted to learn how to play this piece. Never got around to it. I remember my teacher exposing me to the works of Debussy by teaching me how to play “Reverie” years ago. Looking forward to making time to learn this one next! Blessings to you and your family! 🎹🙏🏽✨

@joshwrightpiano

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Candace!

great tutorial

Thx brother Josh, have a blessed weekend :) Sam 🎵

Such a nice piece

@peterhedrich7653

8 ай бұрын

that Poem - La fille aux cheveux de lin / Charles Marie Leconte gave Debussy the inspiration to his compossion - a cool piece of Art

I love this piece of music. My favourite Interpreter of Debussy is Peter Frankl his recording of this piece is perfect in my opinion.

aint no way you stopped playing when you got to such a pretty part.

Incredible sound Josh! Can u highlight where do u place the mics for your tutorials. It’s sounds amazing, wide and so natural! And how’s your piano always so good in tune 😂

@joshwrightpiano

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! If you search “Josh Wright Studio Tour 2021” I show how I place my mics. So far as the tuning, I have incredible piano technicians that keep that piano in top shape for these tutorials, so a huge thank you to them!

@rhfactor2106

Жыл бұрын

@@joshwrightpiano thanks you so much for the reply !!😊❤️

Great video! 9:51 😂😂😂

Josh, great video as always. I have a question. Why are you pedaling the first line in the piece before any of the other voices come in? Ive always played the opening voice without pedal and as legato as possible.

Nice, I was learning this one a while ago but never was really satisfied with the outcome - I'm sure this will help. Any chance for you to do a piece or two from Albeniz' Suite Espagnole? 🙂

@joshwrightpiano

Жыл бұрын

I love that suite. I haven't learned any of those pieces personally but if I do I will certainly make tutorials on them.

Dear Josh, I am a pianist and have developed focal hand dystonia. I have had it for 3 three years now and have 2 piano teachers working with me and I am not getting better. I recently discovered the Taubman method. I am thinking about stopping piano lessons with my 2 teachers and also stopping 2 other classes I am taking to be able to afford to take the trip to NYC biweekly to study at the Golandsky institute. Before I take this huge step I was wondering what your thoughts are on this method. (And if it is good to heal my dystonia) I see on their website a girl who had my same problem worked with Edna Golandsky and is now better.

I like your tutoriels so much, please, please, Josh, can you make one from César Franck, Prélude Op 18, transcription from Harold Bauer, 😍 🙏🙏🙏

Coul you perhaps do Rachmaninoff op.23 no.3? Really lovely piece

Oinking dampers seem often to be just tiny bits of material, metal dust, who knows, that have become embedded in the surface of the damper, and brushing them off with a nail file will take away those contact sounds. Hyrum would understand about this a zillion times better than me, but that's what I've found quick and helpful.

i try not to jump with the pinky but rather slide it down, maybe you could try it and tell me your opinion about it !(p.ex. 10th compasso/measure)

Havent heard any better

Debussy is great because when you listen to his tempos from old recordings you realize there is no tempo for Debussy and it is a bit of a catharsis....