This is probably my fav so far from the drumeo and Pianote series. It’s just so impressive! She needed to figure out the song, figure out an approach to playing it, apparently memorize it and then have the dexterity to be able to play it… but also play it with a lot of emotion and character. It’s just insane!
@@VictoriaTheodore Nice! I don’t often do this, but I feel you would appreciate learning about jamesmillergospelpianist. It’s a wonderful story. Google it. Thanks!
@@VictoriaTheodorewhat I found impressive is that you had so much more flow and grace when you made the piece your own rather than trying to follow the imho busy and a bit clumsy original arrangement. I always found it a bit over the top - the original piece is rather minimalist and the power comes from the church organ. Anyway super impressive as everyone is saying :)
The definition of genius is going from A to C without doing B, she's literally boiled down so much complexity into simpler hand placement, while improving the arrangement. Outstanding!!
@@VictoriaTheodore bro how the hell do you play by ear. That is insane. I am just starting piano. Im 13 and I need some tips to improve fast. Of you got any please share them with me to improve my journey as a pianist. Thank you.
@@Epicboi25 hi! I’m definitely no professional, but I did start 2 years ago when I was 14. tip would be practice your fundamentals first, master the basics while you get used to the piano…sometimes I can play by ear because I somehow remember how the keys sound! so there’s really no huge shortcut, you have to constantly practice and learn. of course, you can search up more videos for advice :)
This is one of those songs that is so amazing on piano and has been played literally everywhere.. it's really hard to believe any pro pianist under the age of 90 hasn't heard this before.
@@robertoc.480 If we aren't comparing the soudntrack but rather the only Piano arrangement she had to study, she defenitly did a better job at conveying emotion. I don't think Mr.Zimmer would be bothered by this so why would you ?
As someone who only studied the super fundamental music theory back in high school and has no talent in playing piano, this is so insane and so mind-blowing to me. It just shows that human is capable of doing sooo much of complex thing. To think Theodore exists in the world as I am is so, so incredible... This video just left me speechless and amazed.
@@VictoriaTheodore you're most welcome Theodore, and omg thank you for replying! I'd like to take this opportunity to say, thank you for inspiring me and other people! ❤️
@@conarward1390only because he has a more precise take on it. I feel the mood changed but that doesn't make it bad. It was perfect for the places it was in the film and which parts were played when
I totally agree. There's talent and there's genius. Musicians of this calibre really should have a genius level youtube genre thing going. Us mere mortals can simply just watch and be amazed. I know I am.
I literally get emotional watching these videos. To know that there are humans out in this world capable of producing such beautiful things makes my soul feel lighter. Brava to this woman. What. A. Magician.
The guts she had to approach that impossible piece was amazing. Fearless and and fearful at the same time. - Hans Zimmer will love it. I'm Shure as a SM58.
Every time I hear this arrangement.. I am baffled at the pure artistry and eloquence of this piece. The gradual climb inspiring a sense of hope, desperation... and a chance that the protagonist might make it.. it's like the sound of "reaching for the last few seconds of life". I will always love this piece.
I love "Interstellar" so much and I know that this song was not easy to play, but this lady literally was able to knock it out of the park and make it her own. I love watching these videos and seeing musicians try to come up with their own ideas for music. Victoria, thank you for this so much. Cheers.
I started smiling because I saw myself at her level even tho I’m a beginner and it doesn’t seem impossible but rather fun to see someone play a song just by ear. 🙏🏽🔥 she’s a truly blessed musician.
Whatever instrument you play you learn this skill by doing it. Take an easy melody and try figure it out then keep going on to harder stuff. Learn common chord progressions, cadences and learn how different intervals sound. 20 mins a day will show big results in just 1 year
I love her energy and she is so talented and passionate about music. To be able to know the notes right away after hearing it and playing it, is mind blowing.
Victoria!!! I can literally see the endearing smile your dad would get on his face while boasting about how gifted you are as I listen to you play this! This is amazing!!
4:30 For any people in the comments section new to music/trying to learn ANY instrument… this is sound and important advice. Always play it slower if you’re having trouble. This helps to build dexterity, muscle memory, precision, and better habits. If you can play something correctly slowly, you can eventually play it correctly fast. 👍
I'm not a piano player and I don't plan to play. But watching the series "on the spot" is so fascinating peek into human creativity and the professional level these musicians excel. Respect!
As a science nerd, I want to see what her brain looks like when she's playing and figuring this out. It would absolutely light up on a scan. Creativity like this is so beautiful
Cornfield Chase (or as I call it, the Interstellar song 😜) is easily one of my most favorite songs. Funny she mentions (not by name) the movie Arrival, which is one of my most favorite movies. Both these movies invoke the most mind bending interception of time and reality. I never would’ve had that correlation if they weren’t mentioned together in this video. 🤯 Super cool!! She has amazing talent!! 😍
I love that Pianote is starting to do this type of video like Drumeo! What a song to learn by ear! My brain gets tired trying to learn to read music, so it's kind of nice to know even super skilled and experienced pianists sometimes face their own brain-tiring challenges!
At first I thought by reading the title: interesting but I don’t believe it. But then throughout out the video it seemed more legit. Then when she starts playing OMG! She captured the soul of the song and made little tweaks in the song that still describe and show the soul of the song. doing that from scratch is INSANE! Really inspiring! I’m a fan of Victoria now! Thanks! 🙏🏾🤩
Truly inspiring to watch you in your craft, Victoria. Your spirit shows through in this epic rendition of Cornfield Chase and the rest of your work. Y’all gotta check her out!
This was absolutely incredible to watch. Clearly, Victoria is a master of the piano and playing by ear, but in many ways it gave me faith as a beginner. We experience the same emotions when playing an instrument, whether we are masters or beginners. The important thing is to have the courage to dive in, make mistakes, and enjoy the musical journey.
Thank you! And you're completely correct. One of my favorite things about music is that there's always room for growth. It's a beautiful journey, not a destination ☺
Honestly big ups to put herself out there testing like a new piano concept, not necessarily getting everything right but instead creating her own interpretation. Somehow I feel like drumming feels a bit easier to actively listen to, but I might be wrong. Super fun to watch!
Wow. I just love how Victoria Theodore has so much fun with figuring out the arrangement and then making it her own! Spectacular transcription and playing. Wow!
Ive only just started piano im a musican guitar ukalalee drums. I can play by ear, i feel the music i flow witj it it runs through me. I've just started to get the two handa working seperate 3 months always self taught ebery instrument. I can already play songs becuase can play by ear We are know as the angels of the music world. I can compose a whole band in my head. I can identify every instrument and put it into a music room as a one man band. Even with instruments i never played before. Id just need to spend few months working out how to use it.Hear where every note is and that's it. Genuinely not shocked with this woman learning this quick. I was in tje bath listening to this as i say 3 months only and i figured out the first 3 mins of the song.
One of my favourite things in music is when you can tell something's being created through pure inspiration, and it still comes out perfect. 6:20 is one of the best examples of that I've ever had the pleasure of listening to.
I can't believe people can be this talented. Their ears are highly attuned to the sounds of music. I wonder what they hear in their everyday lives without music 😆
Totally blown away - an absolutely beautiful rendition - shows she has great skills but even more impressive musical ear. A true musician that has made others who stand in front of her look great.
Love everyone and everything here. Video and audio tech work, in addition to composition, and the love of music flowing in fellowship through hearts, hands, there, and to all of us out here.... Thank you!!!!!
When she was listening to it, she didn't seem nervous, frightened or confused, she was just excited. She was confident from the top and has the talent to back it up. Just watching her hands move is mesmerizing - 5:50 gave me goosebumps. Her love for the art is palpable. Plus she's fun and charismatic! I would LOVE to see a conversation between her and Hans Zimmer.
Loving this... as someone who has very little technical musical knowledge, she let me discover more to this piece. more depth and more variations even after all this time. it's a beautiful homage to a beautiful piece of music.
This old man doesn't cry much but that song means a lot to me. I saw Interstellar with my son at an Imax the day the movie was released. I've watched it easily a thousand times since. The soundtrack is something that is lost to me after hearing it so many times. It's just seamless and complete. I've never given thought to "Cornfield Chase" but I instantly knew what part of the movie and of course this hauntingly beautiful piece. What a blessing to be able to listen to something so complicated, watch it broken down into parts, and played not to perfection but prefectly played. Drumeo turned me onto this kind of content and I am so happy it is also done on piano. Happy to sub.
Just recently saw it at an IMAX as well. What a difference that made to a living room viewing! The sound, visuals, and everything made me even forget I was in public watching the film; I was just engrained in the movie.
I would LOVE to hear you play the entire song. Your talent is incredible, and the way you added your own style at the end truly brightened up my entire evening. I'm at a loss for words to describe how amazing your talent is! 😍😍👍🏼👍🏼
At a certain point I was quite literally agape listening to her performance...it's not often a performance brings a tear to my eye but this definitely did it.
She is indeed a cool person. She is definitely a studio musician try not to miss details. This version is so nice to listen everytime I hav goosebumps.
One amazing thing I learned about music is that knowing it on a technical level doesn't diminish how emotionally engaging it still is. Music is so easy to love.
This is why it is important to get your sight-reading to the highest level possible. Then you can play any music immediately without having to spend so much time trying to learn it by ear.
nobody who has learn piano with a teacher can relate to this video feel. It's so pure the present moment that you improvise and if someone ask you to do it again you have no idea what you just played ... you was playing with the heart
@@HungNguyen-jk5ll she says she's a singer, song writer, composer, music director. I think she should listen to everything she could, even noises. There is no excuse for that.
This is so beautiful and impressive, out of words for her (im crying for the way she felt the music tho) so imma get fan as always... Hans Zimmer once said "my tracks are so simple" and he laugh right after saying that.
You can really see that this wonderful lady is having a blast while figuring out what's happening and playing! Watching her smiling and laughing while listening and getting all the little tricky details is just marvelous! And she made me want to get back to my piano and practice even though I'm completely rusted (and I never was good to begin with). And her joy is so contagious! Lady Victoria Theodore, you are a true joy and pleasure to watch and listen playing!
@@VictoriaTheodore Thank you, you're so adorable! ☺🙏 I actually went back to it and I nearly missed my time to go to work because I was having such a great time even though I am really rusty and I couldn't play any actual piece (just fiddling and letting my hands go where they wanted to go). And now I go to it once a day (even if just for 30-60 minutes) because I really want to be able to play something decent. (I think my guitar might be a little jealous though 🤣) So thank you for this video and for your kindness and encouragements! 🙏☺
@@TheNehethawa Ah I love that! There's something so lovely about being lost in time with music. But I hope you don't miss your job! 😆 Enjoy every moment 😊
@@VictoriaTheodore Don't worry I didn't miss job: I'm used to "zone out" when I do something I like (music, reading, writing, processing photographs [but always with some music in the background when not playing some, I just can't live in complete silence]) so I always set a timer to the moment when I absolutely have to go before getting late and another 10 minutes earlier 😅 And yes that feeling of getting lost in the moment is so great !
This artist is an absolute savant! When all your hairs stand up and you feel a WOOOOSHHH over your body, you know it's special. Her awesome personality also made this more enjoyable.
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You can tell she absolutely loves music. The look on her face the entire time says it all
'Tis true! I'm so grateful that music found me 😊
but how can she not know interstellar theme
@@VictoriaTheodoreyou are magic ❤️
@@brownlashawn56 🙏🏽☺
Everybody loves music
This is probably my fav so far from the drumeo and Pianote series. It’s just so impressive! She needed to figure out the song, figure out an approach to playing it, apparently memorize it and then have the dexterity to be able to play it… but also play it with a lot of emotion and character. It’s just insane!
Thank you so much! It was definitely an exciting challenge!
Great job! Awesome
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@@VictoriaTheodore Nice! I don’t often do this, but I feel you would appreciate learning about jamesmillergospelpianist. It’s a wonderful story. Google it. Thanks!
It’s a very cool video. My fav is ii on drumeo
(Edit) - they’re close
Amazing how she clocked it by ear, then once she felt it and got cozy with it, she made it her own, absolutely astounding talent this lady
Thank you so much 😊
@@VictoriaTheodorewhat I found impressive is that you had so much more flow and grace when you made the piece your own rather than trying to follow the imho busy and a bit clumsy original arrangement. I always found it a bit over the top - the original piece is rather minimalist and the power comes from the church organ. Anyway super impressive as everyone is saying :)
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respectfully, interstellar isn't that hard to play from ear, it's mainly 4 chords over and over
Respectfully, what is your point?
The definition of genius is going from A to C without doing B, she's literally boiled down so much complexity into simpler hand placement, while improving the arrangement.
Outstanding!!
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While making several mistakes too
@@alanmatkovic3221 Definitely mistakes! But sometimes inspiration rises from the errors ☺
@@VictoriaTheodore bro how the hell do you play by ear. That is insane. I am just starting piano. Im 13 and I need some tips to improve fast. Of you got any please share them with me to improve my journey as a pianist. Thank you.
@@Epicboi25 hi! I’m definitely no professional, but I did start 2 years ago when I was 14. tip would be practice your fundamentals first, master the basics while you get used to the piano…sometimes I can play by ear because I somehow remember how the keys sound! so there’s really no huge shortcut, you have to constantly practice and learn. of course, you can search up more videos for advice :)
I’d pay money to just sit on a pillow experience this unfold in person. The way she lights up is infectious and incredible to watch.
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I''m not surprised her brain is "Quite tired" after that. What a talented lady.
Thank you! 🙏🏽☺
This is one of those songs that is so amazing on piano and has been played literally everywhere.. it's really hard to believe any pro pianist under the age of 90 hasn't heard this before.
She sounds very busy with famous people. I’d imagine she’s not watching movies or consuming TH-cam Videos which is where I’ve heard the song so much.
She's got a super computer for a brain. Not only did she nail the song, but went beyond it and made it better. Unreal talent.
Thank you 🙏🏽 😊
Made it better ? Hold your horses thats a masterpiece lol made it her own and was really good yes but lets not compare
@@robertoc.480 If we aren't comparing the soudntrack but rather the only Piano arrangement she had to study, she defenitly did a better job at conveying emotion. I don't think Mr.Zimmer would be bothered by this so why would you ?
@@robertoc.480 Person is lacking some IQ to assert it went way beyond the original composition.
Yes she Dan does
Watching her actually made me cry. Damn, she’s special - and I’ve bever heard of her before now
Same! I couldn't help tearing up as she was playing her own rendition. Goosebumps
She has played so many times with Mr.Stevie Wonder
As someone who only studied the super fundamental music theory back in high school and has no talent in playing piano, this is so insane and so mind-blowing to me. It just shows that human is capable of doing sooo much of complex thing. To think Theodore exists in the world as I am is so, so incredible... This video just left me speechless and amazed.
Thank you so much! I love that social media allows us all to see how much talent is in the world. I'm inspired daily by so many amazing creators 🙏🏽☺
@@VictoriaTheodore you're most welcome Theodore, and omg thank you for replying! I'd like to take this opportunity to say, thank you for inspiring me and other people! ❤️
This clip actually deserves a Hans Zimmer reaction...
😂 he would be insulted
@@conarward1390only because he has a more precise take on it. I feel the mood changed but that doesn't make it bad. It was perfect for the places it was in the film and which parts were played when
@@conarward1390 why? her rendition was gorgeous. you must not be a musician
@@NathdoodI play piano
@@conarward1390 I'm pretty sure Hans Zimmer is not an internet troll lol
Not enough appreciation for musical genius like this. We need to highlight the musical arts more, it's the soul of humanity
Thank you so much 🙏🏽☺
I totally agree.
There's talent and there's genius.
Musicians of this calibre really should have a genius level youtube genre thing going. Us mere mortals can simply just watch and be amazed. I know I am.
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where do you think is music not fully appreciated?
This is crazy the amount of hard work it takes to realize a feat like we just witnessed on that video. A master of its craft.
Thank you 🙏🏽 😊
YES!
@@VictoriaTheodore Absolutely blown away. Genius is the word.
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How can I learn Victoria version of interstellar? She plays it better than anyone I heard played it.
I literally get emotional watching these videos. To know that there are humans out in this world capable of producing such beautiful things makes my soul feel lighter. Brava to this woman. What. A. Magician.
Aww thank you so much! 🙏🏽☺ I feel the same watching the content creators that I see. There's soooo much talent in the world!
The guts she had to approach that impossible piece was amazing. Fearless and and fearful at the same time. - Hans Zimmer will love it. I'm Shure as a SM58.
I actually love Victoria’s version of the song from Interstellar.. she’s a genius
*Cornfield Chase
Always loved Victoria Theodore.. my God what a talent.
Every time I hear this arrangement.. I am baffled at the pure artistry and eloquence of this piece. The gradual climb inspiring a sense of hope, desperation... and a chance that the protagonist might make it.. it's like the sound of "reaching for the last few seconds of life". I will always love this piece.
You cant really go wrong with Zimmer and Nolan together. If you're a fan. To me it rivals Burton and Elfman. Haggis should've stuck with Isham
I love "Interstellar" so much and I know that this song was not easy to play, but this lady literally was able to knock it out of the park and make it her own. I love watching these videos and seeing musicians try to come up with their own ideas for music. Victoria, thank you for this so much. Cheers.
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Damn!!! One of the most impressive things I’ve ever seen. Thanks for the upload.
Thank you! 🙏🏽☺
Every song has a story and each time someone plays it, they tell the story in their way, in their own choice of words... This is beautiful
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She took it from interstellar to final fantasy, literally in tears. Ma'am you are so ----king inspiring.
The input, processing and output is so amazing, its almost as if she has sound-color synesthesia! Cheers on learning it instantaneously 🎉
Thank you! 🙏🏽☺
This is unbelievable. I can't believe that she was able to play this on her first time hearing it. She's soo talented.
Thank you 🙏🏽☺
Dude are you stupid...? This is definitely staged, what kind of pianist never heard Interstellar before
To see someone who has mastered their craft to this degree! That’s so awesome!!!
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it is unbielevable !!!!
This is so fun to watch - just unbelievable that she figures it out by ear. Incredibly talented!!!
Thank you 🙏🏽 😊❤
I started smiling because I saw myself at her level even tho I’m a beginner and it doesn’t seem impossible but rather fun to see someone play a song just by ear. 🙏🏽🔥 she’s a truly blessed musician.
Thank you 🙏🏽☺
Whatever instrument you play you learn this skill by doing it. Take an easy melody and try figure it out then keep going on to harder stuff.
Learn common chord progressions, cadences and learn how different intervals sound.
20 mins a day will show big results in just 1 year
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This is jaw dropping and beautiful 💯Thank you Victoria and pianote for this Interstellar performance😅
Thank you for watching!🤩🙌🏼
Thank you 😊
Well said mate , well said.
I love her energy and she is so talented and passionate about music. To be able to know the notes right away after hearing it and playing it, is mind blowing.
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Victoria!!! I can literally see the endearing smile your dad would get on his face while boasting about how gifted you are as I listen to you play this! This is amazing!!
4:30 For any people in the comments section new to music/trying to learn ANY instrument… this is sound and important advice. Always play it slower if you’re having trouble. This helps to build dexterity, muscle memory, precision, and better habits. If you can play something correctly slowly, you can eventually play it correctly fast. 👍
I'm not a piano player and I don't plan to play. But watching the series "on the spot" is so fascinating peek into human creativity and the professional level these musicians excel. Respect!
As a science nerd, I want to see what her brain looks like when she's playing and figuring this out. It would absolutely light up on a scan. Creativity like this is so beautiful
Cornfield Chase (or as I call it, the Interstellar song 😜) is easily one of my most favorite songs. Funny she mentions (not by name) the movie Arrival, which is one of my most favorite movies. Both these movies invoke the most mind bending interception of time and reality. I never would’ve had that correlation if they weren’t mentioned together in this video. 🤯 Super cool!! She has amazing talent!! 😍
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My man 😭 she is so good with everything 😫 she fr nailed it with her version. What a talented woman she is!
Thank you so much! 🙏🏽☺
Literally held my breath!! Released it, and had tears in my eyes. She is amazing isn't she?!
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I just want to write once again: what a beautiful piece of music this is (and she nailed it!)
I love that Pianote is starting to do this type of video like Drumeo! What a song to learn by ear! My brain gets tired trying to learn to read music, so it's kind of nice to know even super skilled and experienced pianists sometimes face their own brain-tiring challenges!
It was definitely a challenge, but also exciting and fun ☺
I love watching people with personality just enjoy their craft whilst being humbly incredible
At first I thought by reading the title: interesting but I don’t believe it. But then throughout out the video it seemed more legit. Then when she starts playing OMG! She captured the soul of the song and made little tweaks in the song that still describe and show the soul of the song. doing that from scratch is INSANE! Really inspiring! I’m a fan of Victoria now! Thanks! 🙏🏾🤩
Wow. Thank you so much! 🙏🏽☺
Brings my heart joy to know that talented people like this exist.
Truly inspiring to watch you in your craft, Victoria. Your spirit shows through in this epic rendition of Cornfield Chase and the rest of your work. Y’all gotta check her out!
Thank you so much 🙏🏽☺
From one genius (Hans Zimmer) to another (Victoria). Beautifully executed. I didn't know her, she's amazing.
Thank you so much 🙏🏽☺
Absolutely incredible, to figure out a Hanz Zimmer composition so quickly is proof that you know exactly what you're doing and hearing! Incredible!
WOWSERS! She was incredible! Talk about motivation, thanks for sharing!
It’s in her soul. Incredible.
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This was absolutely incredible to watch. Clearly, Victoria is a master of the piano and playing by ear, but in many ways it gave me faith as a beginner. We experience the same emotions when playing an instrument, whether we are masters or beginners. The important thing is to have the courage to dive in, make mistakes, and enjoy the musical journey.
Thank you! And you're completely correct. One of my favorite things about music is that there's always room for growth. It's a beautiful journey, not a destination ☺
Unbelievable that she could arrange the whole piece on the spot. Yet more unbelievable is the fact that she hadn't heard the song before.
fr like am i supposed to believe she is this good at piano and has never heard INTERSTELLAR???
@@b3njamMMVII yes? There are infinitely more interesting piano pieces out there
@@b3njamMMVII Interstellar is not a piano piece tho
Honestly big ups to put herself out there testing like a new piano concept, not necessarily getting everything right but instead creating her own interpretation. Somehow I feel like drumming feels a bit easier to actively listen to, but I might be wrong. Super fun to watch!
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Both Victoria’s process and product are beautiful. She relishes the challenge, and we are all rewarded for it.
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Wow. I just love how Victoria Theodore has so much fun with figuring out the arrangement and then making it her own! Spectacular transcription and playing. Wow!
Thank you 🙏🏽☺
Ive only just started piano im a musican guitar ukalalee drums. I can play by ear, i feel the music i flow witj it it runs through me.
I've just started to get the two handa working seperate 3 months always self taught ebery instrument. I can already play songs becuase can play by ear
We are know as the angels of the music world. I can compose a whole band in my head.
I can identify every instrument and put it into a music room as a one man band.
Even with instruments i never played before. Id just need to spend few months working out how to use it.Hear where every note is and that's it.
Genuinely not shocked with this woman learning this quick. I was in tje bath listening to this as i say 3 months only and i figured out the first 3 mins of the song.
One of my favourite things in music is when you can tell something's being created through pure inspiration, and it still comes out perfect. 6:20 is one of the best examples of that I've ever had the pleasure of listening to.
Wow. Thank you so much 🙏🏽 😊
The fact Victoria's version sounded like it was the ending cresendo of the song somoothly giving it a diminuendo to finish the score.
I can't believe people can be this talented. Their ears are highly attuned to the sounds of music. I wonder what they hear in their everyday lives without music 😆
The tears just started flowing when she played her version omg
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Totally blown away - an absolutely beautiful rendition - shows she has great skills but even more impressive musical ear. A true musician that has made others who stand in front of her look great.
Love everyone and everything here. Video and audio tech work, in addition to composition, and the love of music flowing in fellowship through hearts, hands, there, and to all of us out here....
Thank you!!!!!
When she was listening to it, she didn't seem nervous, frightened or confused, she was just excited. She was confident from the top and has the talent to back it up. Just watching her hands move is mesmerizing - 5:50 gave me goosebumps. Her love for the art is palpable. Plus she's fun and charismatic! I would LOVE to see a conversation between her and Hans Zimmer.
Thank you! And I would love that! I still haven't seen this movie, but I saw Dune and thought the score was phenomenal! 🤩🤩
I can't hear this music without tearing up.....that movie and its music are on another level.
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I know nothing about music but watching her moved me to tears. Thank you.
Loving this... as someone who has very little technical musical knowledge, she let me discover more to this piece. more depth and more variations even after all this time. it's a beautiful homage to a beautiful piece of music.
Thank you 🙏🏽 😊
In tears of amazement, absolutely beautiful ❤ We'll done! and thank you for this inspiration 💕 Magical 🎩
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Very impressive... Victoria is a very talented pianist. Imagine giving her a week to practice. She would play it better than the original.
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Wow you go girl. Beautiful goosebumps.
This old man doesn't cry much but that song means a lot to me. I saw Interstellar with my son at an Imax the day the movie was released. I've watched it easily a thousand times since. The soundtrack is something that is lost to me after hearing it so many times. It's just seamless and complete. I've never given thought to "Cornfield Chase" but I instantly knew what part of the movie and of course this hauntingly beautiful piece. What a blessing to be able to listen to something so complicated, watch it broken down into parts, and played not to perfection but prefectly played. Drumeo turned me onto this kind of content and I am so happy it is also done on piano. Happy to sub.
Wow. Thank you for sharing your story, and for your kind words 🙏🏽
Just recently saw it at an IMAX as well. What a difference that made to a living room viewing! The sound, visuals, and everything made me even forget I was in public watching the film; I was just engrained in the movie.
I would LOVE to hear you play the entire song. Your talent is incredible, and the way you added your own style at the end truly brightened up my entire evening. I'm at a loss for words to describe how amazing your talent is! 😍😍👍🏼👍🏼
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At a certain point I was quite literally agape listening to her performance...it's not often a performance brings a tear to my eye but this definitely did it.
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This is honestly incredible.
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She is indeed a cool person. She is definitely a studio musician try not to miss details. This version is so nice to listen everytime I hav goosebumps.
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I'm in actual awe the fact that she played the song by only hearing it just blows my mind,she is a pure definition of talent!
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That was impressive. Though she didn't get quite everything, she sure melted into the experience. Love her
This lady has an outstanding talent. You could literally see her picturing the music in her head.
Absolutely loved watching this! Watching a musician just break it down and their process helps me see how they do it.
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One amazing thing I learned about music is that knowing it on a technical level doesn't diminish how emotionally engaging it still is. Music is so easy to love.
Omg this is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen! Victoria is a remarkably talented lady
Thank you 🙏🏽 😊
THIS IS DOPE! She’s a musical genius! To learn by just hearing wow
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It’s just practice like anything else
@@thesethreekings sooo are you saying that to say that this isn’t dope? Or is she not a musical genius? I’m confused.
@@gpthe2nd That often hard practice gets mistaken for genius
@@thesethreekings I don’t even have a comment in reply for you.
Glorious, just beautiful. Her laugh while her brain is in overdrive is just magical 😊❤
Thank you 🙏🏽☺
This is why it is important to get your sight-reading to the highest level possible. Then you can play any music immediately without having to spend so much time trying to learn it by ear.
I'm so grateful I developed my reading and ear training. It's all useful 🙏🏽
Omg this was so fun to watch!!! I just wish this was a longer vid but overall I loved watching her learn through the song by ear
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I would do many things just to meet this woman. She is amazing
Zimmer is one of my favorite composers. I don't think I could pick a favorite between him, Giacchino, and Elfman.
She is a real musician...we be doing this in South Africa for years. Wonderful music.
Thank you 🙏🏽☺
Victoria is THE GOAT!! What a wonder to watch her lock in with this beautiful piece and crush it
Thank you 🥹🙏🏽☺️
nobody who has learn piano with a teacher can relate to this video feel.
It's so pure the present moment that you improvise and if someone ask you to do it again you have no idea what you just played ... you was playing with the heart
I'm more impressed that she doesn't know this song.
Exactly 😂
It's a song for a movie she probably hasn't seen it or been on the Internet all that much
@@HungNguyen-jk5ll she says she's a singer, song writer, composer, music director. I think she should listen to everything she could, even noises. There is no excuse for that.
@@HungNguyen-jk5ll there is literally no way you would not know about Interstellar ... Especially if you work in the field of music
Never watched the film and does not have to be on tik tok wasting her time.
This is so beautiful and impressive, out of words for her (im crying for the way she felt the music tho) so imma get fan as always... Hans Zimmer once said "my tracks are so simple" and he laugh right after saying that.
@0:25 in and I love you already, girl! These skills, that beautiful musical mind. I'm on binge watching mode!
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I literally got goosebumps when she played, her version, a personalized version so beautiful, so incredible
As usual, I am in awe of your genius and talent. You are such a consummate pro!
I’m honored to know you! FELIZ NAVIDAD
Gracias, mi hermano! 🙏🏽☺💖
wow wow wow that's mesmerising, She's a Legend
Victoria is an amazing talent as demonstrated in this video. This was fun to watch. 😊
Thank you so much!! 🙏🏽☺💖
What a brilliant arrangement she's come up with
this is possibly the most impressive thing ive ever seen
Thank you! 🙏🏽☺
Extra keys were played ,,but I absolutely love the way she ended the piece... beautiful!!!
Amazing! And genius to play a hans zimmer composition by ear. I also loved her energy.
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You can really see that this wonderful lady is having a blast while figuring out what's happening and playing!
Watching her smiling and laughing while listening and getting all the little tricky details is just marvelous!
And she made me want to get back to my piano and practice even though I'm completely rusted (and I never
was good to begin with).
And her joy is so contagious!
Lady Victoria Theodore, you are a true joy and pleasure to watch and listen playing!
Thank you! 🙏🏽☺ And I encourage you to get back to your piano. Your experience is YOURS and music is the gift that awaits you ☺
@@VictoriaTheodore Thank you, you're so adorable! ☺🙏
I actually went back to it and I nearly missed my time to go to work because I was having such a great time
even though I am really rusty and I couldn't play any actual piece (just fiddling and letting my hands go where
they wanted to go). And now I go to it once a day (even if just for 30-60 minutes) because I really want to be
able to play something decent. (I think my guitar might be a little jealous though 🤣)
So thank you for this video and for your kindness and encouragements! 🙏☺
@@TheNehethawa Ah I love that! There's something so lovely about being lost in time with music. But I hope you don't miss your job! 😆
Enjoy every moment 😊
@@VictoriaTheodore Don't worry I didn't miss job: I'm used to "zone out" when I do something I like (music, reading, writing,
processing photographs [but always with some music in the background when not playing some, I just can't live in complete
silence]) so I always set a timer to the moment when I absolutely have to go before getting late and another 10 minutes earlier 😅
And yes that feeling of getting lost in the moment is so great !
I am loving this series of artist learning songs on the spot
It is always exhilirating watching master musicians play. Always.
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This artist is an absolute savant! When all your hairs stand up and you feel a WOOOOSHHH over your body, you know it's special. Her awesome personality also made this more enjoyable.
Thank you 🙏🏽💖☺
What a fantastic pianist!
Thank you! 🙏🏽☺
Victoria🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 and PIANOTE team! What an amazing session!!!👏🏽👏🏽
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