These videos are invaluable to people learning to play on their own, such as myself. Thank you.

I would like to see both (the hands playing  on the key board and leg actions  on the pedal) in one frame.

Would be wonderful to have you as a piano teacher

A foot cam would be a nice touch.

I was actually getting annoyed at the lack of sound inbetween my simple chord progressions that I was using for my strengthening exercises and so I started doing exactly this. I would listen very carefully after a chord change to see if I could hear the previous note still, a sign that I hadn't lifted off the pedal fast enough or far enough. I came to YouTube to see if there was a way to practice this nicer sounding technique and here I am!

Very good explanation. With this video I found out why my playing does not sound as good as I would like it to sound. Thank you!

Pedalling videos of yours are one of the most precious lessons on youtube I ever found. This one especially is finding a hidden treasure chest for me who humbly self teaching piano man. I've that question  since long time, about the gaps between notes and as soon as started to talking about, I can describe how I can relief to finding answer. I think Listz was right. Thank you, sir.

This is very good advice thanks

Thanks a lot!!
Magnificent and precious info gems for self_taught like me.
I am particular fond of Chopin pieces and there is a lot of pedal in.
When going next to London, will visit your shop and do some Steinway shopping.!!

you forgot to add the damper cam footage in both the videos

Great explanation. Thanks!

Thank you! I'm teaching myself Für Elise, and I haven't had lessons since I was much younger, so I rather forgot proper pedal technique. This was very helpful.

Great explanation

Outstanding performance. Thank you so much for this! The only additional thing that I would have found helpful would have been a camera view that showed the pedaling.

Great as always, looking forward to the next one

Superb as always. Looking forward to more!

Amazing technique

Ģreat lessons on piano pedalling it's so very
Important and you explain it so clearly
Thank you
I like your ipad or tablet that you use I wonder can you turn the page with some sort of pedal? Too?

Very informative, as always.

so the pedal needs to be down again, before the finger is lifted up... I guess most of the time that is the case... however, if the note is short and it needs to jump to an octave or more away, then it becomes harder... maybe in such case, we need to synchronize it better by pedal up a little bit earlier, so when pedal up, key is down, and immediately pedal down again, before the key is released... fortunately, seems like most of the cases, that doesn't happen.  By the way, I think the pedal just needs to be tiny bit down for the strings to vibrate freely, so even if the key is down for a short time, probably the pedal down is quick enough to let the strings vibrate freely