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Bro well done❤❤❤❤❤❤

Congrats and thank you for all this piano ❤

Wow most people can play „Für Elise“ after three years ( if they practice…) - and not even well…. how in the world can you learn so fast! It must be a special talent - or just a loooooot of ambition. I wish I had this ambition too! Really cool !

Hans Zimmer is indeed a legend. You should 100% check out "Dune - Main Thrme" by Zimmer, arranged by Patrick Pietschmann. Another AMAZING movie soundtrack

Congrats man! Erik Satie is all feeling

Literally as i was watching i was like " I really hope this guy learns Interstellar" LOL I AM SO HAPPY

Very inspiring! Motivates me to get on with it 😊

I feel like perhaps it would be easier to learn to read sheet music, and go from there. Memorizing all those pieces must be so difficult.

About moonlight sonata, for those that dont realize: movement 1 is a great beginner piece, movement 3 is one of the hardest pieces there is. My goal is to learn to play and enyoy the first part, and never even try the 3rd. 😅

I just pray My parents learns

Thats absolutely stunning.

Amazing!!!

I love your dedication 🎉 and you kept coming back to moonlight sonata 3rd movement.. you never give up ! Good work !!!

This was such a beautiful history! Thanks for making this and inspiring us. I played for many years when I was young and just started to pick it up again thanks to Interstellar.

Did you try to play Twin Peaks?

Keep it up bro

Poor Chopin :P .. but well practiced ..

I'm a beginner as well, and want to start practicing on my own. However, I don't know if I should first learn how to read sheet music, learn reading it while practicing with youtube tutorials, or just do youtube tutorials on their own. What would you advise?

Congrats for your efforce and progress❤

🎉 wow

The interstellar soundtrack was phenomenal

as a classical trained pianist I could see that you learned by yourself becouse of little mistakes but I admire your consistency and discipline. Wish we could have a conversation , I´m going to release my first album too and we could share a lot of knowledge

This song made me want to learn....enaudi Nuvole Bianche ❤

Lots of Respekt for you man Keep ging!!!!

It is so inspiring. I would like to restart my piano playing after 20 years. Out of curiosity, how do you remember all scores? I still can't do that after few years of playing.

thank you man You are giving me hope to play, I want to play Ludivico Einaudi and Erik Satie by the end of next year and I started this month, will keep practicing everyday for at least 1 hour !! will come back in one year to update

Congratulations, you play so well. Can you tell what is your piano model? (Sorry for my English, I’m Brazilian)

You kick ass. Amazing for 2 and a half years you kidding me. Amazing

great selection and congratulations and respect - thank you

This video made me cry, this progress is insane! ❤ I always wanted to learn how to play piano, but I dont have motivation from now. You’re amazing! Keep your work, I been following you in Spotify ❤❤❤❤

Really good job, man, congratulations on building such a great skill!

Dude, the progress you've made is insane, i've been playing for about 1,5 years and i'm around your level at 7-9 months, congratulations, you have amazing skills!

I absolutely LOVE that song you played in public!

How is this beginner? I took some piano lessons and it’s a month in I can only play Let It Be

I’m subbing because he seems to have a love of people; not just love of the practice. There is so much to learn here. He isn’t just dedicated to his practice by playing, he’s trying to spread the beauty of it so that more people can grace another’s ears, and the effects of the hearts and minds as a result of both playing, and listening. Playing an instrument is good for the mind, especially if it’s one of high aptitude due to a naturally overactive brain. If you have something akin to adhd, it’s said that your brain activity could be 7-12 times faster than average. That may sound good on the surface, but trust me, it’s actually quite miserable. A disciplined exercise, like playing an instrument, is great for you, or your children when their grades, and progress in life, generally speaking, are crawling. It isn’t always because they’re slow, it’s because it’s difficult to slow down enough to engage in common activities. If that wasn’t enough, he answers to anyone that bothers to ask. That’s rare for a video with3K comments.

This is amazing and inspiring. I will be turning 29 next week, and I will also begin my journey to be self-taught. I aspire to be as great as you.

Você é brasileiro?

hey I started piano about 3 months ago and in many other domains I have seen that doing a very hard thing again and again will boost your progression. So I am training to play Moonlight Sonata (full/ currently working on 3rd movement). I can do the first minute with both hands now. I will edit this comment with dates until I complete the song, wish me luck!

You should play some songs from Animenz, he makes great and easy to play piano sheet music from anime

so happy with the progress you made it.

I am the 3000th comment. Jesus loves yall.

Kann das nur bestätigen. Es ist verdammt harte und viel Arbeit um einigermaßen spielen zu können. Das ist für mich, immer wieder, wie ein spannendes Rätsel das gelöst werden will. Habe mir durch viel Theorie am Anfang, bis zu 4 Online Kursen im Internet, vieles beigebracht. Ich war ein absoluter blutiger Anfänger, ich wusste nichts über ein Keyboard. Ich traue mir zu sagen, daß ich stolz darauf bin, was ich in 3 Jahren alles gelernt habe, alles durch Lesen, Videos schauen, und natürlich üben..üben...üben....üben ! Drotz einem Vollzeitberuf.Und ich mache weiter! Sicher werde ich kein Vollprofi mehr. Aber es macht einfach Spaß, und es nimmt einem den Stress.

Kudos mate, this is absolutely inspiring 🎉

Did you learned by learning any piece by heart and playing it again and again? Or played with tutorial live again and again?

I don’t mean to hurt your confidence, but you’re attempting something far beyond your current level. People dedicate their entire lives to mastering and interpreting these pieces. It’s not just about stumbling through them; it’s about playing them with ease and artistry. You need to start at a more manageable level and gradually develop your skills. Right now, you’re putting a lot of effort into "mechanically" playing the piano, but you need to focus on soothing your approach and truly connecting with the music. This will also help you keep playing and not give up a passion before the true journey has begun. Source: Trust me ;)

2000 hours in 900 days?!! Man, I put 1200 hours into Noita and it's only been 6 months 😎

What Piano do you have?

one month for that, no way

Woooow una total inspiración 😍 me hizo sentir en el cielo y en el infierno a la vez😆 esta pista debe ir a mi repertorio! Felicidades 😍

Great video ! Just friendly tip have some music as intro to get more ppl on the train.. :D