I appreciate the work put into the video, but I wonder if you'd want to benefit us with your company and insight via posting answers to peoples thread in the forum as well? Right now it feels like you are mostly here to advertise, not contribute.
I must admit lelle, given how much detail and care he's put into his videos about the fundamentals of learning the pieces he posts, I actually think they're quite beneficial. Yes, it would also be great to have his input into other posts where there are students looking for advice from pianists of our expertise, but I can't say I dislike antune's videos in any way. I still think though that the unfixed cam can make people a little nauseated though - especially when you have the music perfectly aligned with the top of the screen, but the piano twists and rotates frequently. Check 19:30 compared with 0:50...Also, I think between 17:25 and 17:40, you skip half a bar... twice. That couldn't be done as a single segment... did you really have to cut those 4 beats out since it was all part of one larger phrase?
Did you find it strange that it suddenly cuts in the middle of the bar? I thought it would be OK to miss it because I demonstrated it in a few seconds anyway, but maybe I shouldn't have.
The me, the cut content was so minute that I didn't think it was worth removing. A lot of what you do is quite brilliantly concise but methodically presented that if these sudden chops are put in - it's quite jarring. Just listen to that little 15 second segment and ask if it wasn't just worth having a second or two of silence between what you needed to say in order to let the music flow better in the video. It's such a well known piece that it's glaringly obvious when something is skipped.
The amount of free knowledge in your videos gives you a pass for not posting as frequently in the forum in my opinion.
Reading some of the comments in this thread I take back what I said. I think your videos are indeed well done, and that you should continue contributing them here! They'll be useful for many users here to watch.
Topic: Chopin Nocturne Op.9 No.2 | In-depth Tutorial 