Radiohead - Lucky/Albinoni - Adagio for Strings
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- Improvisation arrangement of Radiohead's "Lucky" along with Albinoni's "Adagio for Strings." Piano is a Steinway D, recorded with a Zoom H4n. www.heavypiano.com Consider supporting this channel on patreon: / heavypiano
Lucky is my favourite Radiohead song, this is so beautiful it makes me cry. Thank you :)
Thanks straight quavers!
I must have contributed at least a few hundred views to this video alone, my favourite of your arrangements. For those of us who are here, never stop uploading your wonderful music, heavypiano.
Thanks, chrisgrr! I do catch myself sometimes wishing the channel were larger, but I also like being small enough to be able to read comments like yours instead of them getting lost.
@@heavypiano haha! I wasn’t expecting a reply and so fast! Having grown up loving radiohead and classical music (among others!) your channel is endlessly unique and inspiring. Thank you for sharing your talents with us!
This is so fantastic! I love hearing all your arrangements - please never take down your videos or disappear from TH-cam!
+Rachel Brown Thanks Rachel! I'm not planning on going anywhere. I wish I had more time to record and post more often. Your kind words and the words of others helps encourage me though!
Your playing is so fluid, that allows you top seamlessly blend these pieces. When you get that heavy bass going in the fifth minute and then come back down to such a delicate finish, that is such an exquisite change.
i love radiohead and the style of your cover! You are very talented!!
+sofia schain Thanks Sofia.
This is mindbogglingly good. Truly emotive. I hope you never lose your will to create music because it's nothing short of beautiful.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks David. Always so nice to hear from others that my playing is being enjoyed. Take care.
Wow this is breathtaking
Thanks Adam!
This is so clever and so beautifully played and moreover... an inspiration to get me back on the piano,. I cannot express how grateful I am for people like you that in your own little way, make our lives that much richer. Thank you SO MUCH for taking the time to share. Truly. Thank you.
Thanks Eliab! I'd recommend checking out the three tutorials I made about how to put these pieces together if you are interested. Cheers.
@@heavypiano Oh wow! Absolutely! Thanks for the head's up!
You put a lot of work into this! For myself, this is the best piece you've done. So far.... Thank you for these few moments of hearing and feeling the sublime.
Thankyou for sharing this and all your other beautiful covers/interpretations.
+Hannah Dean Thanks Hannah!
goosebumps twice and i knew what was coming
I was just going to play this on the background of me doing other things on my computer but it completely took over all my attention. I adore Radiohead and I love your work.Such a great job :)))
Thank you!
This is pure beauty
Thank you Berfin
This was so nice for the rainy day today. I love your work.
just stumbled upon this channel. Subscriber for LIFE
This is amazing
Thanks, whitefenix.
Wow! I love both these songs separately so this is right up my alley! Please keep making great music!
Thanks, SutpensHundred.
🤷♀️You're so talented‼️thanx for sharing🤘
Thanks Sonya!
Damn, i really do love some classical and Radiohead
Thanks, nerdie new.
Thank you for this. It's beautiful.
Soo good and relaxing,thank you :)
+Dino žderić I'm glad you liked it.
It's Fantastic
Thanks Tarsi
good job!I love it!
superb!
+Axel Thieffry Thank you
So beautiful
Sos un Genio man...!!!
Fantastic
Keep going!!!
The intro to the song sounds like this song “anytime anywhere” by Sarah Brightman at 33 secs
Hi, beautiful arrangements and great technique and pronounciation ! Thanks! I love Radiohead and want to play this, too. My technique
is quite good, but i am not so good in improvisation.
Is it possible to buy the notes of your improvisation?
LG Marc
Man, I almost cried. Fuck.
Loved it. It got me thinking, though. I know the Adagio is from the 20th century, but I wonder if you went back to Albinoni's time (18th century) and played this mashup, would the audience be confused/amazed/surprised by the presence of the Lucky melody? Is there anything about it that screams 1997 alt-rock, or would the audience simply take it all in as contemporary (to them) music, i.e. not notice anything unusual?
Thanks! I've always wondered how "modern" chord progressions would go over to an audience in the past, if you could somehow time travel. Would it just sound totally foreign?
@@heavypiano mmm, that's the kind of thing I'm wondering.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adagio_in_G_minor
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remo_Giazotto
Thank you, stlee74.
I'd love to see some arrangements of Nick Cave, I reckon you'd absolutely blow it out of the water. Where The Wild Roses Grow is a nice one, and Lime Tree Arbor. Wish I could play as amazingly as you do!
Thanks Alice! I've added those two tunes to my requests lists. Sorry I'm a bit slow on the uploads...
Pouvez-vous faire la partition de votre arrangement, qui est sublime, je ne m'en lasse pas, Est-ce possible ? peu importe le prix, c'est trop beau !!
J'adorerais si j'avais le temps. Merci d'avoir écouté! Je suis très flatté.
could you please make a partition of it ???!
wild mash up) not as smooth as with mzrt strangly. what i think should be diferent is the instrument. think your own regular piano would be better for this one. or maybe mic position. idont know. also maybe some even wilder tempo changes would for this particular thing.PS dont listen to me i am not a musician)