5 Classical Pieces Beginners Shouldn't Skip | Piano Lesson

Which of these 5 pieces was your favourite?

I think there should be an explanation for those people who have commented below about these 5 pieces actually being suited for beginners...most of us understood what you meant... they are beginning classical pieces... a big difference from someone who is just
" beginning" to play the piano.

Thank you- Great video. I’m a beginner. Playing about 3 months now.

good video tutorial, but awful audio recording

The Bach prelude in C is a fantastic piece, especially if you modulate the performance to match the mood. My mom (RIP) could actually take you on a emotional rollercoaster just with her performance of this one piece. 🙂 The Satie piece is so dreamy, thanks for including it. My dear mother was also a piano teacher, and unfortunately a simple version of Fur Elise played by her many students through my childhood has scarred me for life, LOL.

With Gymnopedie how exactly do you deal with the volume thiney🥲

Thank you. It’s useful for me who doesn’t know how to play but would like to support my children with their piano skills.

I would not include anything after movement on in Fur Elise or Moonlight Sonata, those are experienced pianist movements

How about Turkish march? I learnt it very quickly

I find Fur Elise boring and repetitive.

was thinking of satie gymnopedie no1 at top 5

Although l can play these 5 pieces from memory, l feel unfulfilled as a musician. Crazy isn't it? I've more or less stopped playing piano in the last few years! Any suggestions?

Im a begginer and wnat to learn these but i cant read music so how do i learn, whole notes and those symbols are overwhelming even though its sounds like theres not alot going on , aswell as using a keyboard so i dont have pedals i dont know where to start

Wait, these are for beginners!?!?I need to get through Hot Cross Buns first!

L'entretien des muses de Rameau

Moonlight Sonata - I've memorised the first movement but I'm still perfecting the expressionism in it.

Love the way you teach. Will try these techniques.

I love Moonlight Sonata. It's my dream to play it a large room alone, the sound of the keys echoing in the empty space

Thanks a lot sir

Goddamn, I LOVE Gymnopedie No. 1.

What about Nocturne in C# Minor? That is the song that made WANT to learn piano.

Yes

Damn, really makes me disappointed in my progress especially having played for nearly 11 years now

what about Nuvole Bianche

my fav is fur elise and moonlight

Is 24 too late to start learning to play piano

Soul left my body when I heard Für Elise for the 5th time today shoulda expected this 😭

How about Canon in D?

Why does the sheet music online is different than the sheet music from here? Are sheet music online fake or what?

Sonata Moonlight is the most beautiful piece I've heard but also the saddest

Thanks!

Just saw this. What a great tutorial. Thanks

I taught myself Moonlight Sonata, decades ago, but it was only recently that I learned to give it the touch it deserves. My son heard me playing it and thought it was a recording! I still consider myself lower than a novice, but I'm going to start in earnest with Jazer's beginner lessons. I think they are what I've been needing all along.

BEETHOVEN IS GOD 🎹✨👊🏾

my number 1 Moonlight sonata.
you should make it 10 and include one Ragtime (Maple Leaf or the Entertainer), 3 Jazz pieces: one easy standard (like Autumn Leaves or Summertime), one introducing modal playing (like "So What"), one simple turnaround (ii, V7, I, VI7) to improvise with 9 tones scales, and one easy blues or boogie. The last 3 resort all on encouraging and developing improvisation. Fantastic classical composers (Paganini, Chopin, Liszt, Beethoven himself in his younger years before he turned deaf, just to name a few) were first and foremost, accomplished improvisers.

This was fantastic, your channel is exactly what i have been looking for.

It awesome to play them for the beginner who does know to read notes indeed. Thank you so much for sharing your video. I loved the way you explain.

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My first piece was sonata K545 by mozart

I have played every piece exept no.4 Gymnopedia No.1

piece number 4... beautiful! and as you said, it's a pleasure to hear. thanks again for your videos

I’m a beginner and I’ve been working on my first song which is Nocturne in E Flat Major by Chopin and I’m almost done learning it and it has taught me how to learn and practice music

I didn’t think Moonlight Sonata was an easy piece to play. I played the first part of it when I was 14 before I quit piano.

I love sharps. I hate flats. Lol!

last one is best i guess

Please stop play fur elise

But in schools you MUST play WTC preludes WITH fugues, Fugue in C WTC I is so hard

Fur Elise

There are some easy versions of these - especially a D Minor version of Moonlight very accessible.

Thank you for this wonderful video. Could you help with a suggestion how to learn back the notes of the left hand? I haven’t played for too long and can’t figure them out unless I write them down on the sheet… I would appreciate very much any suggestion you may have.