00:00 Intro
00:19 Tip 1: Establish a Pre-Practice Ritual
01:01 Tip 2: Use the Pomodoro Technique
01:59 Tip 3: Adopt the Teacher-Student Mindset
02:26 Tip 4: Keep a Distraction List
03:12 Conclusion

Struggling to stay focused? Discover the ultimate guide to maximizing your productivity!  Ever heard of a distraction list? It's a game-changer, allowing you to jot down all those wandering thoughts without losing your focus. Plus, we'll show you how this simple tool can do wonders for your mental space, freeing you up to concentrate on what truly matters.   

Achieve more in less time by employing these focus techniques, proving that quality indeed trumps quantity. By the end of this video, you'll be equipped with the tools needed to transform your practice sessions, leading to improved concentration, productivity, and ultimately, success.

01:05 Chapter 1 Second Episode (a-minor)

01:40 Chapter 2 Repetition in the left hand

08.42 Chapter 3 Preview for next video

00:00 Intro

02:00 Chapter 1The jumps in the left hand

11:15 Chapter 2 The passage in the right hand

15:30 Chapter 3 Support of the melodic line

27:38 Chapter 4 Pedaling

If you ever wanted to learn this piece from the ground up and do it right - you've come to the right place.

00:00 Intro
00:55 Chapter 1 Three part series
01:28 Chapter 2 Main Theme
06:40 Rondo form in „Für Elise“
07:44 Episode 1 (F major)

Piano ornaments can transform a simple melody into a captivating musical journey, but understanding and executing them can be a challenge. From trills to mordents, appoggiaturas to glissandos, join us at Jeff's Pianist Academy as we dive into the world of these beautiful musical decorations. Whether you're a beginner curious about the basics or an advanced player looking to refine your technique, this guide has something for everyone.

In this detailed tutorial, we'll cover:
- The most common piano ornaments and how to identify them in your score
- Historical context and how the interpretation of ornaments varies by musical period
- Practical examples from famous compositions to illustrate each ornament
- Tips on incorporating ornaments smoothly into your playing

Plus, we'll share some insider knowledge on the role of ornaments not only as decorative elements but also as essential tools for expressing the character of a piece.

Are you tired of the same old Bach pieces? Discover 5 Hidden Gems of Baroque Music Beyond Bach!

Ever felt like you've heard all there is to hear from Johann Sebastian Bach? Think again! Dive into the depths of Baroque music with us as we explore five incredible compositions from the era that aren't by Bach but are just as mesmerizing. From the dance music of Jean-Baptiste Lully for Louis XIV to the captivating 'Le coucou' by Louis-Claude Daquin, prepare to be amazed by the diversity and richness of Baroque music. Whether you're a seasoned classical music enthusiast or new to the genre, these pieces will add something special to your playlist.

In this video:
- Discover Jean-Baptiste Lully's 'Gavotte', a piece that made Louis XIV dance.
- Experience the emotional depth of Johann Pachelbel's Chaconne in F minor.
- Be moved by Handel's 'Passacaglia' from his 'Suite No. 7'.
- Explore one of Domenico Scarlatti's 555 piano sonatas.
- Listen to the playful 'Le coucou' by Louis-Claude Daquin and...

Are you tired of the same old Bach pieces? Discover 5 Hidden Gems of Baroque Music Beyond Bach!

Ever felt like you've heard all there is to hear from Johann Sebastian Bach? Think again! Dive into the depths of Baroque music with us as we explore five incredible compositions from the era that aren't by Bach but are just as mesmerizing. From the dance music of Jean-Baptiste Lully for Louis XIV to the captivating 'Le coucou' by Louis-Claude Daquin, prepare to be amazed by the diversity and richness of Baroque music. Whether you're a seasoned classical music enthusiast or new to the genre, these pieces will add something special to your playlist.

In this video:

- Discover Jean-Baptiste Lully's 'Gavotte', a piece that made Louis XIV dance.
- Experience the emotional depth of Johann Pachelbel's Chaconne in F minor.
-Be moved by Handel's 'Passacaglia' from his 'Suite No. 7'.
- Explore one of Domenico Scarlatti's 555 piano sonatas.
- Listen to the playful 'Le coucou' by Louis-Claude...

1. Embrace the Character of the Farmer: The piece is imbued with the spirit of a farmer returning home, tired yet content from a day's work. This should reflect in your playing - not fast, but brimming with energy. Imagining the farmer's journey can help you find the right tempo and dynamics.

2. Pay Attention to the Left Hand Melody: Unlike many compositions, 'The Happy Farmer' features the melody in the left hand. Achieving a legato touch and ensuring the melody sings through requires careful attention to phrasing and finger strength. Think of the farmer's voice and let it guide your playing.

3. Fingering and Technique: The piece presents opportunities to experiment with fingering, especially in passages where traditional rules might be bent for expressive purposes. Whether it's using the thumb on black keys or sliding between notes, choose the fingering that allows for the most fluid and comfortable play.

4. Balance Between Hands: The right hand, while just accompanying, must...

What's the secret behind the magic of "Clair de Lune" by Debussy, and how can you master it? Discover the enchanting world of one of the most beloved piano compositions ever and unlock the mysteries that make it so captivating. Explore the significance of musical terms like 'con sordina' and 'tempo rubato', and how they shape the piece's sound and emotion.

00:00 Introduction
00:25 The beginning
01:11 Con Sordina
02:28 Tempo Rubato
03:16 Un Poco Mosso
04:19 En Animent
04:49 Calmato
05:14 New harmonies
06:19 Morendo
07:03 Tips for learning