Could you do all 5 trill levels?

@seansmart2756

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely not but something I’m working on.

@petiks6391

2 жыл бұрын

What about a 3-note trill? (Eg. 1 and 3 + octave notes, either 1 and 3 come together or 3 and octave) How to practice it?

@BabyDontHurtMe420

2 жыл бұрын

Nah, but I'll practice every day so I can become a ling ling

@Nothing-vv9lo

2 жыл бұрын

In on vacation and i want to play piano but im home in 2 days :(

@elissahunt

2 жыл бұрын

Not yet--but that's what practice is for!

Piano sonata no.16 in C major. U can always tell the energy in Mozart.

@hopeless_17

2 жыл бұрын

fax

@AsrielKujo

2 жыл бұрын

wtf lmao, mozart energetic...

@PlatinumVanguard

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah definitely k545

@carsonfox6

2 жыл бұрын

@@AsrielKujo ?¿

@calico1208

2 жыл бұрын

True

Perfect timing! I’m learning Chopin’s Nocturne in C Sharp minor, which I definitely need to master trills for!

@akshitsharma8475

2 жыл бұрын

I'm learning Chopin nocturne in e flat major.

@elaina6868

2 жыл бұрын

@@akshitsharma8475 that’s what I am working on now!

@qiqi4782

2 жыл бұрын

@@elaina6868 nice! hope you can play it fully.

@luca____167

2 жыл бұрын

i'm playing it too! How is it going?

@prettymotherfukkerra

2 жыл бұрын

same reason i came here

I'm currently practicing a piece with a trill, and I think for me the bigger challenge is not the trilling action per se, but rather integrating the trill into the piece; in other words, fitting the trill into the time allowed based on the tempo of the piece and the duration of the note that has the trill.

@macklindsey4541

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. Transitioning out of a trill seems like jumping off a moving merry-go-round. I would like some guidance on that too.

There must be thousands of videos on KZread about executing trills, and I've seen many of them, but this is the first one (finally!) that actually shows you how to really execute them. Now all that's missing is practice. Thank you so much.

Josh Wright also talked about rotating the hand when trilling. He said a good trill has a mix of finger movement and rotation.

@aswomebro2601

2 жыл бұрын

my boy josh write out here teaching me un sospiro sHEEEEEEEEESH

@ethanking123

Жыл бұрын

Do you have the link of that video?

@katiegrundle9900

Жыл бұрын

it looks like you trill with the tips of the finger, no pianist explains that. i tried that and its a world of difference

@kapilyoutube

Жыл бұрын

True

Perfect timing because I'm gonna need to do some trilling today.

Perfect timing. Today I encountered a trill in a piece and didn't even know what it was🙊. This definitely helped.

@jessicabayodarn852

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. I just guess and it was right though.... with few extra tips ! 🤣❤

Jason, I am totally a beginner. Although I had wished for playing piano, I never gave a thought to it seriously. After following and watching all of your videos and the videos of Pianote channel, I bought a keyboard Casio CTS 300. After all, that's the only keyboard I can afford. Now as a beginner who knows nothing, your tutorial videos are so helpful and discovering of what to learn and practice. Thank you so much.

The trill at the end is absolutely AMAZING I’m so excited for rare Wooper

As a someone who had three different electric pianos, from my experience I must say that unfortunately some keyboards are just very bad, which can also result in a problems with trill technique. So, at least when buying digital piano, try to consult some piano teacher for recommendation. Nowadays, there are digital pianos with very good piano action that are not expensive.

@Sayuku_P

2 жыл бұрын

Would you recommend the YDP-164?

@fortissimoX

2 жыл бұрын

​@@Sayuku_P I haven't tried it, so I can only guess. But, since it's Yamaha, it's not their cheapest range, and it has quite good reviews, I believe that it's good choice. Especially for beginners.

@Mtaalas

2 жыл бұрын

@@fortissimoX If the keyboard specifically doesn't advertise triple sensors, it's not good for trills etc. since you need to lift the key completely before re-engaging it... And triple sensor keybeds are really expensive in comparison and usually only in high end models that are meant for serious musicians.

@fortissimoX

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mtaalas Thanks for pointing that out! I believe that is very important information regarding this video.

@anirudhsilverking5761

2 жыл бұрын

Thoughts on CTX 700?

Content suggestion: please dedicate videos playing a complete piece

@RellyRoblox

2 жыл бұрын

@@xmeoa4257 👏 stop 👏 promoting 👏 your 👏 videos 👏 in 👏 the 👏 comments 👏😩😩😩😩😩

@supasayajinsongoku4464

2 жыл бұрын

YES

@LetFenrirSoloHer

2 жыл бұрын

@@RellyRoblox they have no vids tho.

@RellyRoblox

2 жыл бұрын

@@LetFenrirSoloHer they deleted the comment

@RellyRoblox

2 жыл бұрын

@@LetFenrirSoloHer they can also make it private or unlist it and just share the link

I’m a beginner. Never heard of trilling. Just learned a new piano technique. Very cool!

It would be great to have a video on ornaments and other similar-to-trills fast movements

@anav5555

2 жыл бұрын

I could really use some tips on that as well. I'm playing River Flows in You by Yiruma and I'm struggling with the ornaments

@patriciaguillaume7353

2 жыл бұрын

Ornaments would be nice.

@pooledeutube

2 жыл бұрын

@@anav5555 I’m an intermediate (and older). But I’ve been working on the ornaments for weeks. It help to look at various videos of people who play it like you would like (I’m partial to Jacob’s Piano). I’m getting close, so the rather prosaic advice from me is keep keeping on and you’ll get there.

@anav5555

2 жыл бұрын

@@pooledeutube Thanks for the advice!

@pasadenaphil8804

3 ай бұрын

I may be getting ahead of myself but what is the difference between a trill vs a turn (sideways S notation aka gruppetto)? Found in Beethoven's Sonata in C Minor (Pathetique).

Trills with ease. This sure is welcome. Thank you! ❤🎹

This video is so timely! Thank you for the amazing tips on proper trilling technique, something to practise on daily!

Thank you so munch for your tips and exercices. They are so helpful to improve my technique and the resulting performance.

I love your lessons, Jazer! Thank you.

Thank you so much for these tips! I am playing a duet right now that starts off with two trills, and it sounds so much better now! But I don't know if I could ever get as good as this guy, no matter how much I practice.

Great video! After only 10 minutes of praciticing these exercises i was able to play a greatly superior and more controled trill on lower dynamics (all of this applied for a performance of the nocturne n2). Still a long way to go on these trills but with these tips, that road will sure be shorter :)

Your videos are fantastic. You get right to the most important parts of what you're explaining. Thank you!

Great vid Jazer, especially the extreme close-ups! Could you possibly do a How to Trill part 2 with explanations of the Baroque trills like we see in the Bach inventions? I'm working on Invention No. 9 but leaving all the trills out for now...

Thanks so much Jazer! I’ve been playing for decades and can still learn things from you. And trills are definitely a weak spot of mine. I would love to hear discussion of more ornaments also. 😍

Thank you very much Jazer! These tips have really helped me to improve. Looking forward to your next videos! 😊

You're an amazing teacher. I've learned a lot of new techniques from you and also learned how to play things I already know much more efficiently. Great work.

I have some work and lots of practice to do, but I now can start.. I found your tutorial because I am learning that piece - Piano Sonata in C major - Mozart. Perfect, thank you!

I have discovered a few trills in Bach's Prelude in C Minor from The Well-Tempered Clavier. There are two trills on white keys in the B or 2nd section, but I also found 2 trills between a black and white key (Ab to G) in the 1st section.

Hi Jazer, thanks for your video! the first two days when I practised I felt unsure as my wrist got really tense that I had to rest for a whole day without playing. My wrist easily gets tensed anyway. But after 1 week I could really saw the progress day after day and every day I could play trill for a little bit longer and more evener without feeling any discomfort. It is not perfect now but I will keep practising. Your method is working!

Mozart - Piano Sonata No. 16 in C Major, K.545

Thank you very much Jazer for the lessons. You are a fantastic teacher and player. This lesson will be a great help with the pieces I have been trying to play: Chopin nocturne in e minor and waltz in a minor. When convenient to you I can use some advice on pedaling. Hope you have a great day.

Great lesson!! So clear, on use, and pianist friendly! Thanks

Loving your channel Jazer! Very valuable tips always! Any chance you'll cover how to do the fast evenly played Alberti base?

Thanks so much! This really will help my practice. Trills are so clumsy for me.

This was a particularly good video, covering the subject with specific concepts shown clearly

Such a good timing! I am working on Chopin Opus 9 No 2 and the piece has some trills. Thanks Jazer!

OMG I just starten learning this piece (yesterday) and I wondered how in the world I am going to do that. Thanks to God you heard my wishes.

Thanks for this video. One problem I have is executing trills musically while the left hand maintains the rhythm. Trills speed up and slow down, but the left hand has to stay steady. I practice this by having the left hand go with a metronome while the right hand goes free with the trill, but would love hear any advice you have about this. Another video maybe?

Thanks man, currently learning the Chopin Nocturne in C-sharp minor you played a little bit of and struggling with the trills, so this was really helpful

KV 545 of course 😀. I’m actually learning this at the moment, so your lecture comes in very helpful. Thx. a lot.

Thank you so much! I’ve been meaning to dedicate practice to trills. Have you thought about doing a video on repeated notes, and its different fingerings and practice methods? Would be really helpful for pieces like Grande Valse Brillante (or, yknow, Rush E).

Have just discovered your fantastic lessons for piano and I admire your way of teaching! Thanks for your generosity! LeF

Thanks for your sharing of your trill which helps a lots

so much knowledge !! thanks for these gold tips Jazer :)

I swear: I am now going to once and for all get my trills sorted out. Thank you Jazer. Great lesson.

@graywarden8340

Жыл бұрын

Bro check: Did you ? 😐

Hi. I'm self-taught pianist and had difficulty with thrills in Chopin's Nocturne and it was such a nightmare 😫 ! Following these exercises I have progressed at this a lot and I'm pretty excited about that. Thanks man. This is a great great video to learn thrills 😊.

@pavlovshackmapguides3674

Жыл бұрын

Haha! Thats exacty the piece I came here for 😆Good luck!!

@owencalder5235

Жыл бұрын

@@pavlovshackmapguides3674 same 😭 nocturne in e minor for me

@pavlovshackmapguides3674

Жыл бұрын

@owen calder I just finished the first page today, keep at it mg 🙏

@prometheusproton3886

9 ай бұрын

No. 20 in C# minor, beautiful piece, hell on the right wrist though

This Technical I want to learn so far, Thank U very much Yr channel very useful, and U very thoughtful + Friendly

Very helpful. Thank you!

Oh this is perfect. I'm playing Venetianisches Gondellied for one of my pieces in my last year of highschool. There's a very very long trill on C# and the notes are easy to play but I was struggling with making it sound even.

Thanks for the videos that you make! They helped me a lot learning piano.

amazing way of showing me, thank you, keep your fingers right on the keys is the advise i really needed.

Wow! What a trilling tute!

Got a new perspective after watching the video. I never taught much of trills, I find that it’s easier if I relax, don’t think of it, just get it done. The piece you were playing gets tricky when the left hand comes in. I can do it only without thinking. Gets messed up when I tense up. As a child, I remembered I was very good with Mozart trills. Now, I’m more conscious, not so good. I’ve never thought of trills (3 points) like what you said in the video. So, thanks for the new perspective. I’m a nervous player, that’s a problem especially in exams.

Your videos are really helpful. Thank u so much

Great Lesson, much appreciated.

Thank u for ur channel, bought my first piano & I’m learning through ur videos

Excellent tutorial! Deepest thanks Jazer

Thank you. It's amazing your class and you are a wonderfull pianist.

Great! Tips for trilling with the left hand? That same Mozart piece has a descending left-hand trill that introduces the second theme. It always gives me hardship.

Piano trills are completely different from woodwind trills. I really appreciate these tips. Thanks!

the low wrist and stay glued trick works well for me, thanks!

I really needed this!

Thanks, Jazer. Needed this one!

I've been paying long time and this is the first time anyone has given me a useful explanation instead of 'just trill'. Going to try this tomorrow.

MOZART!!!!! I'm playing this piece - thank you so much, this was so useful!!

Thanks! I’m going to use these tips for a Bach piece that I’m currently playing 😁

Thank you so much for this video!!!

Thank you very much for your tips

Very thrilling tutorial!

Thanks for sharing very informative ❤️❤️

Very helpful, many thanks Jazer

I didn't know what a trill was until I saw this video. Thanks, I shall surely try and start using them in songs.

Thanks for this video! Need this!

Thank you, very useful!

Great teaching ! Thank you ! Blues players trill on E to C for example , fingers 1 and 5 .

Beautiful trills , i love this piece..

Great video! Thank you 🙏

Thank you for this teaching 👍

You really are a good teacher and have a easy english so it's very pleasent to listen to your videos

Simple but effective lesson👍my trill improved TY

These are great tips. When i did classics i somehow had problems with triplets but trills were ok. Holding hands low is a great tip. My teacher told me this and my fingers would be not flexible if i did not keep my hand down. Thanks i am learning alot to improve my technique

@patriciaguillaume7353

2 жыл бұрын

I play easy listening music mainly now but the trills, arpegios etc and all your good exercises have motivated me alot and these extras enhance technique.

Thank you - that was really helpful.

Thanks a lot. It helped big time !!!

you are just SUPER a Teacher thanks

You are a gifted pianist and excellent teacher

Love this piece from Mozart, I've played it when I was a child :)

I have been wanting trill help because I'm working on Nocturne in c# minor, so this was good timing. It would be great if you could offer some tips for the scales at the end (not sure what to call them). I am not at the level where I can play them fast enough, and probably it's just a matter of time and work. I really love that piece and would like to be able to play it well!

Jazer, thank you for this very well presented trill instructional video. You nailed it perfectly and it is very helpful to me and I’m sure countless others. Thumbs up Sir and I subscribed. Thanks!!

Another excellent tutorial, Jazer. I found it to be very trilling. 😂😂

Appreciate this very much. Any ideas as double third trills? Thanks.

Really good lesson! Thank you!!!

Thanks a lot for sharing this technique. :)

Vrey helpfull sir. Thanks for new exercise. . . . !

Thanks this is really helpful!

I know what piece you’re playing! It’s Piano Sonata No. 16 in C Major by Mozart and I absolutely LOVE that piece so much.

thank you so much for your preciouses advaces.

That’s really helpful thanks

Wounderful teaching Josh. Very informative. Thanks for share. Want to learn from you step by step, please if possible.

Thanks much Maestro!

Perfect video on trills for beginners like me. Can you make a video on entire set if ornamentations sir. It will be really helpful for us. 😊

Very helpful thank you.