Mendelssohn - Etude in F minor

Mendelssohn's Etude in F minor ignites the piano with fiery passion, as rapid arpeggios and cascading scales surge through the piece like a torrential musical current. Mendelssohn skillfully intertwines expressive melodies with complex harmonies, showcasing an ability to evoke deep emotions through music. The piece's relentless pace and dramatic shifts make it a thrilling showcase for the performer, leaving the audience breathless in its wake.

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[SeeMusicPiano]

Originally composed as a Prelude to a fugue, the Etude in F minor was eventually released in 1840 as part of Ignaz Moscheles "Méthode des méthodes". It features the three-hand technique, with soprano, bass, and accompaniment intertwining in a complex arrangement divided between the two hands. The churning angst of this Etude makes it a great introductory piece to Mendelssohn's signature style!

[blitzpianist]

Mendelssohn is the most underrated composer <3

[EthanMcKee-jl]

One of my favorite pieces by Mendelssohn for sure. Great job!

[Zobney]

this piece is really just a duet between the right pinkie and the rest of your fingers

[Henri.d.Olivoir]

I am very glad to know you are back again, I receive you with open arms! Alongside Rousseau's return, which is to come, I see I'll be very happy this next months! Thank you :)

[fryderykchopin]

Beautifully played! Can’t remember hearing this etude

[TheFlamingPiano]

Amazing visuals, your app is looking way better now! Wonderful job with the prelude, the 3 hand effect is always something to admire!

[FTLF]

One of the most underated pieces ever good job bro for playing this

[derekgrant]

Your articulation of this piece is superb. I tried to play this piece several years ago, but found it to be too much of a 'finger twister'. I am motivated to revisit this piece after watching your video.

[franzliszt]

Loved that the climax ended with the same chord that chopins ballade 4 in f minor finished with. Great playing!

[rogiervk]

Thanks SeeMusic for this beautiful perfomance!! To see both hands work so perfectly is really satisfied 🎹💯

[jayseph.vloggs]

omg! great wishes to you! I am very happy you chose this piece

[pianofingers]

Beautifully played and I like those visuals!

[jaimycmettsmusic]

This is very nice!!!! You’re playing is absolutely amazing!!

[pianothingsmusic]

A very virtuosic etude by Mendelssohn! His works are amazing and played to rarely definitely! Your technique is great! 😃👏🏻
Of course I subscribed to your channel 👍🏻🎶

[pianissiimo]

nice one, i played mendelssohn‘s songs without words recently!! <3

[KeysPiano]

Great! what settings did you use to get such crystal-like effect?

[sergiosutti]

Was this in your opinion harder than Mendelsson’s étude 104 n.1 to learn? This looks more complicated, but I’m finding it quite hard to make the melody stand out in the latter.

[JBSecond-vcjb]

Can you release a version without the visual effect pls ? Or can it be bought somewhere ?

[lowpex]

Hello SeeMusic i love to use your software but it sadly lags to much