I think the thing about this piece is that it's extremely difficult but doesn't seem like it to a non-pianist

@@ensiehsafary7633 so true!!

O, yes!

Classical Sheet Music These etudes are easier than the Chopin Etudes, they look difficult but its easy if you try lol

oh. .-.

@@lucasantoniotujan7783 I kind of disagree, I think this one is harder than for example Chopin etude op. 25 no. 1 or smth

@@lucasantoniotujan7783 Chopin's studies are easier than Czerny's Op. 756 and 692, those who say that Chopin is difficult is because they don't know how to study them

@@czeynerpianistproducercomp7155 Where the heck do you come from? Every video that features music very similar to Czerny you're always somewhere hiding in the comments. Yo siempre encuentro usted en los comentarios. Nos gustamos musica muy similar, se parece.

Yes

Double beat is also false because way too slow! For Czerny, Beethoven, Moscheles, Ries, Clementi etc etc etc. Please, don't focus with your left-brain and in an anal way on the bloody metronome mark. Play music according to your heart (and musical understanding/mind).

Yup

The double beat theory is nonsense and you're a moron.

They are not "impossible" because you can't play them.

@@thekeyoflifepiano Exactly

you dont think chopin or liszt etudes sound nice?

What about Kapustin? I listen to his etudes all the time. Especially no6.

@@zak2659 well some of Liszt I find quite hard to listen to yes a lot of Chopin etudes are great but over played to a point where they kind of just get annoying. An etude like this one that’s lesser known that fits the criteria of an etude is sometimes a breath of fresh area

Henle Verlag rating system says opposite. It rates 8, 6, 7 out of 9.

@@John-wr8lj I personally find the last one would be hardest with the quick jumps

"Sounds like Czerny"????? This is music...

That was actually Thalberg's "trick," I don't know who was first. Among the magnificent technical innovations of Lizst in the truly astonishing number of compositions and transcriptions he wrote, the RH/LH thumb melody is a tiny detail.

yes, but it also reminds on Chopin 25 no 2

@Alejandro Elias Ruiz I wouldn't go that far, but I have to agree the first one is more beautiful than the other two.

Agree, especially when the B-Flat Minor Transposed to D-Flat Major to make the exposition of the etude is absolutely beautiful in 0:49 - 0:59

🎯🎯🎯

It’s what you call the three-hand effect

The key of Db/Bb minor is actually quite well liked by many pianist. The combination of white keys and blacks keys comfortably fits the natural shape of the hands. It may seem obvious that C major / A minor should be easy because it's just white keys right? In reality that's not really the case for more technical music. Chopin considered C major to be the hardest key because of it's awkwardness for the fingers and hands. It may be the easiest key to learn, but it's considered by many to be the hardest to master.

@@randomchannel-px6ho I agree! But for some reason I find B-flat and B-flat minor to be difficult. I like how other "flat" keys fit so naturally in the hands.

I think B-flat minor with many accidentals is kind of hard to read.

@@randomchannel-px6ho For me, the easiest keys to play in are C# Minor/E Major and C Minor/Eb Major

C majeur et A mineur is hard to play. They are just relatively easy to read.

It's an etude nonetheless

truly

😂

I mean, Mendelssohn hated this set, calling it "disgrace" and apologized to his sister, hence the high opus number (published posthumously).

Similar to Vivaldi?

Similar to Vivaldi?