schubert impromtu in a flat, op.90.4

This woman is great!

Jesper, Denmark

I believe that a combination of relative and absolute note identification is best. In some circumstances, you’ll need to identify isolated notes without references of possible intervals, but in many cases, passages have specific intervalic patterns. It’s more important to understand notes as degrees of a scale, then the different chords and how they’re commonly broken down. Your brain will put everything together, but only if you have the nessecary knowledge.

More importantly,who is the exquisite pianist?

what’s the song in the beginning?

schubert impromptu op. 90 no 4

Glad to help!
This is a really useful lesson and no one watches it!

Ah, I love a good triplet rhythm. 3 over 2s, so Debussy and Chopin, my favorites

Schubert Impromptu Op. 90 #4.

thank you, very helpful!!!