Chopin Etude Op.10 No.1 TUTORIAL Part 1 - P. Barton FEURICH piano

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Download FREE sheet music PDF of 4 Exercises featured in the video from Google Drive:



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Related video Part 2 "From Study to Performance"


Free sheet music in the public domain from the IMSLP Music Library:

[Rachman]

The intrinsic beauty that Chopin intended is ever present, even in this simplified form of the Etude.. Wow.

[AmericaisTheBabylon]

Paul, the sweetest part is how you dote on your daughter. You are a wonderful father. She is very lucky to be so blessed to have such wonderful parents. I know her mother plays a huge part in raising and nurturing her too. Blessings!

[rowanwild]

HOLY SHIT This exercise 1 is PURE GOLD!! 2:27
Even if you're only there by curiosity and not serisouly planning to learn this awfully difficult piece you MUST do this excercise if you're a pianist !
I have a naturally pretty gifted hand shape but even then if you feel muscular pain in the first tens of seconds then you must do it daily for house until you don't feel any and then your ability evolution wil be akin to heaven and earth. I can play things I couldn't before.

[aenema]

This video has been so much more helpful than the millions of sterile synthesia videos and people just telling you to rotate.

[Kyrisol]

Hand Interval test 1:19

Exercise 1 2:27 (One octave)

Exercise 2 7:47 (Bach)

Exercise 3 10:29 (Two octaves)

Slow legato practice 15:22

Exercise 4 17:55 (Four octave interval)

[magiemagique]

3:45 so beautiful, the mind of Chopin is in the exercice, that’s wonderful

[MadMax]

Simply wonderful! Especially the Prelude etude @ 8:17 is a true gem! Thanks for sharing all this!

[lous.]

This tutorial itself is so beautiful that I like to listen to it just as it is! I love how every single note is pointed out so clearly! It makes me emotional every single time I listen to it

[sprenzy]

I've been with private teachers for 4 years over 4 different teachers and I wonder why I need them when God himself sent you to make glorious videos? of course they teach my techniques and what notes to play loud and what notes to play soft but they'd never tell me to practice like this. they'd just say either analyze the harmony or just play each hand slowly until you build speed then to hands together. the idea of micro exercises is just so genius and breaking it down is gold.

[starithm]

Wow, this is amazing! I'm not a piano player (yet), but I can see why practicing simpler versions of the actual piece can help piano players who want to master this piece!

[AmericaisTheBabylon]

I am an intermediate pianist but I will do these exercises slowly and speed them up. I know they will benefit!

[gky]

alas, something so deceptively "simple" is soooo treacherous to master, at least at tempo (and for folks with smaller hands). Chopin was a masterful composer but also teacher/technician as well. thank you Mr. Barton!

[lisali]

Very helpful. I'm not that level to play it yet but will save it for future reference. Thank you for posting it!

[franticmessiness]

I love your tutorials! Especially when you talk about the history behind Chopin's 'Ocean' etude and your opinions regarding the pieces like this! I'm still not up to par to play these yet but I try to use the concepts whenever I can!

[sovietsentiment]

I can't express how much I appreciate your work.

[susanhawkins]

Is there anything artistically you cannot do? A portrait artist, fine pianist…you’re amazing!

[bm]

Thank you so much for this fantastic tutorial! I will someday try to play this masterpiece. Even the simplified version is so beautiful. Chopin was a true genius.

[mxzhang]

The ex.4 is extremely helpful, after practicing it about half an hour, my speed could go much faster.

[РоссийскаяФедерация-бя]

Wow the 1 octave one sounds even more beautiful imo.

[alexendrix]

God bless Paul Barton and Mercuzio! Thx is realy fantastic exercises tutorial