5:08 I love how purely he says that. Filled with love

After seeing this, I’m more aware of how the arts intersect. The choreography of the hand motions remind me of both watching the same flowing motions of a ballet, the phrasing of singers, and the brush strokes of the calligrapher. With this level of concentration, it feels like the composer is in the room with you. Very inspiring. Thank you 🙏

Josh’s hands are mesmerising. I feel like I held my breath through this whole video. Another amazing tip. Thank you.

@carolinesampson4936

3 жыл бұрын

Also I like how the camera is closer to him now. It feels more intimate and almost like an in-person piano lesson.

I love your tutorials! Rachmaninoff is my favorite and that phrasing is absolutely beautiful.

In addition to the consistently great content, the lighting, camerawork, and audio, are fantastic!

Josh is tge best pianist and best teacher! A very kind and friendly handsome man.

Nice microphone! It really helps to listen better to the piano, I was watching old videos and the sound quality was very bad. Thank you so much :)

Definitely your work has so much quality in explaining a next level of performance with piano. Love your teachings and tips Josh! thank you for them

no dislikes! Respect

Phrasing always goes along with some gradual crescendos at the beginning and diminuendos at the end of a phrase. 😊

this is exactly what my professor taught me for the last lesson: thinking fingers as an extension of your arm, focus on the rotation movement of hand

Thank you so much for this video. Despite of not the same pieces you gave examples for here, Would you please explain how to SHAPE the 2 phrases that contain the exact SAME note being the last note of the 1st phrase, yet at the same time as the beginning of the 2nd phrase? Thanks

Thank you Josh.

Thank you!

Thank you very much!

I'll keep that in mind

Excellent!

Thanks

Great tip

Hi Josh ! I'm a big fan of your work ! Thanks for the content, just a litte remark with the new microphone, to me the piano sounds very much muffled. I don't know i f you were playing with soft pedal all along this video but it sounds like it. And just a little tease, but the Nocturne op 27 n°2 has a tempo mark of 50 the dotted quarter note, which is very very much faster than what you played here :D ! By the way it was always an enigma to me, why Chopin wrote this unplayable tempo for this piece that doesn't fit to the character of it. Thanks again !

What piece is played first? The one at 0:35

@henry2744

3 жыл бұрын

Chopin nocturne op 27 no 2

@ehkoin

3 жыл бұрын

Chopins Nocturne in D flat major

Thanks Josh, as usual, very helpful! And I like that you are dressed less formal... :-(

@pattitus1398

3 жыл бұрын

A very new presentation of your lessons and engagement with viewing students, well done!

Dr. Wright-Will you please provide details regarding what the device is you are looking at, on your music holder? Thank you.

Hahah yeah heard that from u but also forgot which video it was 🙈👍🏻

Hey @josh, a little suggestion about the new 🎙, I think the sound of previous videos is good enough, and I didn’t recognize the improvement with the new mic. But the visible big mic has distracted me a lot. It would be nicer Either remove the mic or hide it from the camera. Will always support you @Josh.

what the hell his hands are really big

Wow, what a coincidence, I'm literally playing rach prelude op 32 no.5 and i'm struggling to make the melody breath