Genial und Einzigartige Interpretation

You're a good man. I'm learning this piece for my ABRSM diploma and your suggestions have been invaluable. God bless you Josh.

i got major liebestraum 3 from that liszt piece you played at the start

Hello, are you using the fine of coarse one?

I am currently practicing this piece

This is a man who understands the beauties of instruments and the magic it has if once you find it.

How to you spell Hemla edition so I can find it

Thanks Josh. 🎉

This is great, helpful information. Question: what do you do if you do not have the opportunity to warm up before a concert? During a house concert for friends last summer, my opening piece did not go as well because there were several hours between my arrival and the performance. I’ve also had the experience of being at the end of a long line of other performers. Other than running your hands under warm water before you play, any suggestions?

A masterpiece-- mana for the soul !

Wow, this is great! I've been practicing this piece for a few months, but it's difficult for me. I can play Chopin's Fantaisie-Impromptu quite well, but I struggle with melodic slow pieces. What kind of practice should I do besides this piece? I am practicing Hanon, but there isn't much chord practice in Hanon. Do you have any recommendations for practicing slow pieces with beautiful chords? Thanks in advance!

Digital Pianos have improved over the years & now they play & feel like their acoustic counterparts

Hey josh is there a way i learn all piano techniques left and right hand and apply to my composition, instead of learning the classical repertoire. I saw your pro practice course . Does it fullfil my need. I am a beginner..i want to apply these techniques to my melody.

Great advice!

sir! thanks a lot!!!

Fantastic job, dear Josh. All your videos are extremely helpful, not only for students. It's a real inspiration for me. Fantastic pianist as well. Bravo!

God bless you!

cant believe how can such beauty exist

Klasse 👍

firmly in the "I love that" camp I don't care how little it sounds like a metronome, metronomes sound awful why would I want to sound like that

I have the kind that causes blisters on my feet then turns to itchy as its driving me insane...

This was a great reminder. Can you PLEASE give a lesson on the tied notes in the right hand in the Coda section of Davidsbundlertanze's Dance #6?

This came 2 days after my Rach 2 final exam 😅 but great tips for the future nonetheless!

Wonderful video couldn't have come at a better time!

These videos and your lessons of which I have purchased two so far, are like a beacon of light. When I was a kid, no internet, in the sticks, didn’t have resources. Let alone of this quality. Just had to say this is like gold dust. So generous to share. What a brilliant pianist/human being.

Thank you very very much for this video. The staccato exercise helps a lot!❤

You will be able to know if the acoustic piano IS NOT IN TUNED. That's my advantage on having a Clavinova Yamaha piano. It's a good for training ears on perfect pitches, and when you play on a Acoustic grand or upright piano just "THINK" you're playing on a Clavinova, my two cents.

Hi Josh, I really like your videos, you give great tips. I follow you from Colombia. I have a question about pianists and physical exercises. Do you have any exercise routines? Do you go to the gym? What do you think about pianists doing pull-ups and weight exercises at the gym? Do you have any recommendations on this topic? Thank you very much.

After playing piano for a few years I stopped playing Hannon. But recently I picked it up again and play for 20 min each day on my left hand only. I notice that my left had was lagging behind my right and this helps to fix this, especially when playing pieces at a fast tempo.

I want to learn this one on summer without my teacher to bring it to him, any tips on how to approach it and understand the movement? I am scared to practice it wrongly or to not be able to increase the speed of it

Carnivore Diet!!!

I can play all kinds of tremelos quite easily. It's only when I have to play them in rhythm like in the Pathetique or Waldstein that I tense up. It's been a lifelong struggle that I have yet to solve.

We will all be okay

That's awesome, Josh. That's incredible! Thanks.

The exercise at 7:21 did wonders. Practiced this for 15 mins and my jumps are so accurate now. Thank you!

Super useful! Already playing faster :) thx 🙏

I’m an intermediate pianist and love this piece, I’m so thrilled I can play it, your tutorial is excellent!

I am learning this for my test for level 6

Love your tutorials

Thank you. I just began these exact motions to fix my problem.

I remember as a kid, the scalding hot water felt so amazing on ny eczema riddled back; almost always forgetting the repercussions i would feek even a few minutes later. Lathering my skin with lotion, making every fabric stick to my skin. Eczema has always felt like a punishment that i never asked for

Been living with eczema since I was 2. Its hard to imagine living eczema free. I appreciate this

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

Super video!

when i read the piece i play at the same time but i repeat this still dont know how do i practice slowly

can you discount the price of proplus lifetime like how you did on blackfriday

Wow! I just love your tips and exercises. When I find myself in a rut, I just like to turn away from whatever I am practicing and immerse myself in your advice. Next thing I know, I discover that it benefits me in a lot of places where my progress has slowed. Thank you!