Taking Suggestions

Heroic Polonaise and/or Horowitz Stars and Stripes Forever please. Thank you.

Would you consider doing some applied theory on harmony and melody from a chopinistic perspective? If that makes sense

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Got it! I am doing a series on Chopin's Waltzes and will get to it.

Got it!

Sounds good! I will finish a series on Chopin's Waltzes and will get to it.

Got it! I am doing a full series on Chopin's Waltzes and after that I will get to it.

Got it! I am doing a full series on Chopin's Waltzes and after that I will get to it.

I second the suggestion about lectures on theory. One of your previos tutorials will be ideal as we would have the technical part and the analysis!

I agree with Vic Cosmic, Ravel would be amazing. " barque sur l'ocean " , liszt un sospiro, trancendental Etude 12! ? all the best love the content

I think it would be interesting to have some videos/lectures on theory, or analysis of the theory of a song you have already done. Also finishing rachmaninoff's prelude in g minor.

A continuation of Rachmaninoffs opus 23 no 5 or Chopins 1st ballade would be amazing, or maybe a series on his 3rd because it is the easiest ballade and yet it still sounds amazing. Your teachings are always excellent and very clear and i wish you all the best!

The learning experience here is very good and very professional. I just wish the focus was more primarily on certain types of impressionist work, just because it is more rarely taught but to me it is sounding much more interesting. But it's just my opinion. I also do know that teaching certain things can be just as difficult as playing them. I tend to have the personal preference for the piano equivalents of mystery, pastels, or floating in space, but also storms, and darkness. Ravel's "Gaspard de la Nuit" , and Liszt's "Apres Une Lecture du Dante - Fantasia Quasi Sonata (Dante Sonata)" are examples of those two categories of preference and those are my 2 requests for your repertoire.

Vic Cosmic