Real pros are always so humble about how the play. Josh, that was a phenomenal performance! Thank you! I could hardly name pianists I know who can reach to the level to play this piece. ✨

@joshwrightpiano

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Thank you very much for your kindness

@QualityPianoEducation

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@@joshwrightpiano 🙏🙏🙏

@3r7s

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man, just keeping all those pieces memorized is a feat in itself! let alone playing them all in a single program.. ✌

I always appreciate how you give a little history/background on the piece you’re demonstrating, it’s very cool and educational 👍

So beautiful….!! Thank you so much for sharing your incredible performance! What a magnificent piece. I’m learning many piano practice techniques from watching your videos. So grateful 🙏

Wow! Very impressive! Thank you! As a french speaker, I like listening to the translations of French poems! 🥰

The live performance was absolutely fantastic - on par with the performance of Lucas Debargue at the 2015 Tchaïkovsky Competition. What a variety of characters, you did justice to my favorite piano work from my favourite composer ! And thank you for the tutorial even if I will never be able to play this piece

I love this❤

A performance consisting of the Bach Busoni Chaconne, a Volodos transcription and this? Enough said! That's incredible!!

No apologies needed. Thanks Josh for sharing what a piano can do in the right hands!

@joshwrightpiano

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Thanks Hyrum!

A caring wife is never wrong!! 😅 Beautiful performance!

Thanks brother Josh ♥️ Sam 🎵

@joshwrightpiano

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Thanks Sam

Hi Josh. It is so amazing to see a tutorial for such a high level piece. Your performance is becoming much more refined than the old one. May I ask what level of playing skill is required to even just think about learning this piece?

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Thanks so much for your kindness. It’s a really tough piece - mostly with repetition and jumps, and on the musical side making things demonic, colorful, and exploring a variety of characters. I believe Ravel was writing this to be as tough as Islamey by Balakirev. They are completely different pieces with different sets of challenges. For me, Chopin Etude Op.10 No.2, which is quite easy at slower speeds, is perhaps the most difficult piece I’ve ever played when aiming for high speeds. There are 12 year olds that can play that much faster than many well-known professional pianists. Each pianist is different, and each piece presents different challenges. So I don’t have a specific “level” to recommend, but rather suggest looking through the piece at the unique challenges it presents

excellent. for me the most difficult is the first page of Ondine

Hi Josh! Thanks for those tips and they really really helped! I am actually having trouble with measure 468 to 471. Do you have any tips on that? Thank you!!!

hey mr wright, i want to ask that how to adapt to other pianos better? because when i play on pianos other than mine, the different actions and mechanics always throw me off and make my performance terrible. some people suggested that i play on as many different piano as possible but i dont have many opportunity to. so is there any other ways to improve my adaptability? thanks

I'm convinced Scarbo is a sleep paralysis demon.

Cordellia Williams does a nice rendition of this as well.

missed opportunity labelling the video "unravelling Ravel" 😉

Music can never be perfect. It's music. If you want perfect go do some math.

promo sm

Audio too low

@joshwrightpiano

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The audio is normalized on every one of my videos - meaning the max peak without distorting. Most KZread videos use compression, which makes classical piano sound terrible. Try using a pair of headphones or a different set of speakers.

Are u human ?