Is Clair de Lune too hard for me?
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As soon as I could see it better, it became much easier to read-play and that made a huge difference in subjective feeling of โdifficulty.โ
I also decided not to work in the part that starts in measure 27 (where the LH from chords to 16th notes).
As I have become less young I've noticed that having good light and a good manuscript is more important than ever.
The nice thing about the chords at measure 27 is that they are easily recognizable.
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Hay SK, This should get you going.
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Thought I had seen Hugh Sung was doing something like this.@CHAS Oh nice, thanks for the link! I've seen other Huge Sung videos, he's quite at explaining things!
@bernard I think he is or was a partner or employee with Cunningham? Maybe someone else here remembers...
Ok, I was mostly right, I checked Wiki, it says:
Sung became the Director of Institutional Solutions at Cunningham Piano Company in 2016, and then became its Vice President in 2018.
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Here's the second video:
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The video is something of a trip back in time.
There are at least three in this series, maybe more?I wonder if these videos were made back when there were more time limits on what you could upload to YT...
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Holy cow, it looks like there's one video for each measure?? Wow.
Also, watching him work in whatever program he's using is kind of nostalgic (I wonder if this is the precursor to Newzik, the app that he promotes)
Anyway, @andyd Andy, his approach to the LH part for measure 27 is interesting, instead of only taking the top two notes with the RH, he takes the top 3 with RH, which means the LH only plays octaves. Interesting... Probably not what I'll do though...
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oops, here's the video, measure 27 part 1
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I haven't watched this one yet, but I'll post it here so it's easy to find.
Piano Lesson with French pianist, Jean-Efflam Bavouzet on How to Play 'Clair de lune'
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I haven't watched this one yet, but I'll post it here so it's easy to find.
Piano Lesson with French pianist, Jean-Efflam Bavouzet on How to Play 'Clair de lune'
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@ShiroKuro Oh, that was wonderful! He reminds me a little of the teacher of our group class (except our teacher is Polish or German, I'm not sure which).
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@ShiroKuro Oh, that was wonderful! He reminds me a little of the teacher of our group class (except our teacher is Polish or German, I'm not sure which).
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