Lots of Love to everyone! What are you going to do on this special day in the year? Anyone special in your life? Tell me in the comments! Thanks a lot to Skillshare for sponsoring this video - if you would like to support me as well you can do it by getting your free trial of Skillshare: skl.sh/heartofthekeys02221
Valentine's Day is June 12th here in Brazil, and by the way, I don't have someone "special" in my life (except my family, which is enough). Now I will plan on just listening to music or making music as usual (along with doing school homework 😅)...
That is such a beautiful piece. It's amazing how well you played it after just one hour of practice - wow! I have the music, practiced it and practiced it, and no where near listenable. 😩 Seeing the music brought back my recollection of how hard it is. But you have inspired me! 😄 I am going to practice that piece yet again because it is so beautiful! Thank you Annique, Happy Valentine's Day! ❤❤
this channel is one of my safe places. Each time i see a video of yours i see the joy on your face and your excitement and it makes me smile. So thanks
Could you do this challenge with 'Près du Chateau' (Před hradem) by Smetana? I think his piano compositions are soooo underrated given how beautiful they are. Would love to see them in the spotlight :)
We spent a semester studying this piece in depth in theory III! Schumann’s word painting in this is soooo cool and you did amazing bringing it out without the vocalist!
So wonderful to hear you attempt pieces that are in my (our?) range. I learn so much by listening to your challenges! Love how you make the voice sing, it’s among the hardest to do beautifully! Happy Valentine! (PS, it’s just me and the piano on Valentine today ;)
I love how embarrassed you are when you’re doing a mind-blowingly brilliant first sight reading lol. I hope one day I can sight read even at 1/10 your skill!
I've heard this piece from Tiffany Poon for the first time and I cried. That was the only time i ever cried over a classical piece. Idk why but this piece is so beautifully touching.
Just relearned this myself. Probably the most challenging piece I’ve played. Let’s just say it took a lot longer than an hour to learn🤣. You are so down to earth and inspiring; a real pleasure to watch♥️
Finds jedesmal richtig heftig, wie gut du das vom Blatt spielst in der ersten Minute. Und richtig witzig, wie unangenehm es für dich ist, wie "schlecht" es war😅 Ich würde die Stücke niemals so gut hinbekommen, wie du in der ersten Minute...😬😓 Mal noch ne Frage: Spiele auch sehr gerne Orgel. Würdest du dich auch mal an die Orgel setzen?😊 LG
Es ist wirklich ein wunderschönes Stück! ❤️ Letztes Jahr war ich in Zwickau im Robert-Schumann-Haus (Schumann verbrachte dort seine Kindheit) und im Liszt-Museum in Weimar (dort lebte Liszt ein paar Jahre). Kann ich sehr empfehlen!
Nice one!! Two whole mistake-free, and very expressive pages at the end!! I learned a little about this piece watching you work through it. Those inner voices, climbing and descending are kind of like Jack and Jill (who for the sake of this analogy we'll assume aren't siblings) climbing and descending love's hill together through the ups and downs of life, then the melody comes along and complicates things, as does Brahms apparently. Every time the accompaniment goes from a IV to a ii half dim, there's that little tug of sadness which I guess Schumann shares with us. Really well done, especially for only an hour's working on it. Happy Valentine's Day Annique!!
So I don't know if you've already learned this piece, but if you haven't, next valentine's day or something, please do Liebestraum no. 3 by Liszt (I suspect you've learned it in the past but I'm not really sure).
Liszt who knew the music of Schumann and Chopin would have been so interesting, to compare them. I feel that Schumann's music is special and nothing Chopin wrote could be like that and vice versa. They're my favorite composers beside JS Bach.
you should try Liebeslied, I know it will be hard because it like jazz but in the mind of a classical composer and I'm talking about the rachmaninoff arrangement. Best of lucks to you.
This piece remember me the Nelson Freire when martha Argerich ask if he Could play this for her and even that he never had played before , he shows for us the unique sight riding and a perfect technique. Rest in piece Nelson 🙏
Hey Annique! Found your channel recently and love your videos. I really enjoy the challenges and the tips that you give for practicing. A piece I found recently is Rondo in C, Op. 51 No. 1 by Beethoven. It would be fun to see as a challenge video.
Be brave and try to learn ornstein wild man dance - it's crazy, fresh, mind blowing and looks very hard! I am a professional pianist myself, and don't think that i can play it, unless i will take it as a challenge for many months.. and even then i really don't know what will come out of it
A question which might be too basic since I am self taught. The left hand has two voicings. for example the first bar, there is a dotted whole note. I noticed you did not hold it down though. Is it because of the use of the pedal? In situations like these where the hand clearly needs to move a lot to play the other voicing, I'm assuming it's better to just use the pedal for the sustained notes. Can we also do this if the other voicing is playable comfortably while holding down the "longer" voice?
Kennst Du das Lied "Ich grolle nicht!" von Schumann? Der Text sagt da etwas ganz anderes als die Musik, was natürlich Absicht ist. Er ist wirklich toll.
Hi Annique. I’ve been playing piano for a year, and just want to master it. My question is how do you play your hands so fastttt huhuhuhuh. I want to play Chopin’s pieces but it’s just so hard for me..
Your hand can only play as fast as your mind knows the notes and sees the hand playing them at the right position on the keyboard. Initially that process must be conscious then it transfers to muscle memory.
Years ago my organ teacher told us that by this time, Robert Schumann had become an invalid. Clara was therefore his caretaker; she was indeed his world. This is what opened the door for Brahms to live with them and to take Clara for a lover. Brahms had a messed-up childhood, but that's a different story.
From what I know, Brahms never had any relationship with Clara other than friendship and taking her as a muse, sort of. However, it's easy to assume he was somehow in love with her.
Heeyy! no more 14:20💓 Dedication You my soul, you my heart, You my rapture, O you my pain, You my world in which I live, My heaven you, to which I aspire, O you my grave, into which My grief forever I’ve consigned! You are repose, you are peace, You are bestowed on me from heaven. Your love for me gives me my worth, Your eyes transfigure me in mine, You raise me lovingly above myself, My guardian angel, my better self!
Happy New Year! Isn't it "transcribed" not transcripted :p fine, that sounds ok too, I like it hehe. You're living a cool life with your travels and your channel! On Widmung. There's a video with the late Nelson Freire and Martha Argerich hanging out and rehearsing for a 2 piano gig. Martha shows Nelson the Widmung score and Nelson plays it through. Nelson remarks he's never played it before. It's quite a charming little reportage. (Search title on youtube: Nelson Freire & Martha Argerich (with English Subtitles) and it's happening at 26 minutes. or the link - th-cam.com/video/mr-rYidfgqw/w-d-xo.html
Lots of Love to everyone! What are you going to do on this special day in the year? Anyone special in your life? Tell me in the comments!
Thanks a lot to Skillshare for sponsoring this video - if you would like to support me as well you can do it by getting your free trial of Skillshare:
skl.sh/heartofthekeys02221
In my country this day Was already
Just watch your videos 😊
Valentine's Day is June 12th here in Brazil, and by the way, I don't have someone "special" in my life (except my family, which is enough).
Now I will plan on just listening to music or making music as usual (along with doing school homework 😅)...
The truth now that I have checked I was wrong on Valentine's Day tomorrow and Family Day was before me
You are such a delight to watch Annique, God bless you and have a lovely Valentines Day with your chosen one :)
These sight reading skills are extraterrestrian- absolutely crazy… love the little hearts
I love how her sight reading is basically my month’s progress❤️😂
This is probably my favourite piece by Liszt. Schumann wrote the beautiful melody, but I feel Liszt’s paraphrase that follows is even more charming.
That is such a beautiful piece. It's amazing how well you played it after just one hour of practice - wow! I have the music, practiced it and practiced it, and no where near listenable. 😩 Seeing the music brought back my recollection of how hard it is. But you have inspired me! 😄 I am going to practice that piece yet again because it is so beautiful! Thank you Annique, Happy Valentine's Day! ❤❤
this channel is one of my safe places. Each time i see a video of yours i see the joy on your face and your excitement and it makes me smile. So thanks
Could you do this challenge with 'Près du Chateau' (Před hradem) by Smetana? I think his piano compositions are soooo underrated given how beautiful they are. Would love to see them in the spotlight :)
Happy Valentine’s Day! What a special treat! I am working on Debussy for my wife this weekend. R Schumann would totally be proud of you! 😄
Wow...really nice man👍
I feel like this is like the perfect song/gift Schumann ever wrote for Clara. So much love and anguish.
Liszt’s version is a masterpiece but the original with the lyrics is also beautiful
We spent a semester studying this piece in depth in theory III! Schumann’s word painting in this is soooo cool and you did amazing bringing it out without the vocalist!
So wonderful to hear you attempt pieces that are in my (our?) range. I learn so much by listening to your challenges! Love how you make the voice sing, it’s among the hardest to do beautifully! Happy Valentine! (PS, it’s just me and the piano on Valentine today ;)
Everything you play turns more beautiful than it is. Thanks from Spain
Such a talented beautiful funny girl you’re valentine is so lucky ❤️👍🥁🇬🇧❤️
Liszt is my absolute fav
Thank you so much Annique for doing this ❤
I love how embarrassed you are when you’re doing a mind-blowingly brilliant first sight reading lol. I hope one day I can sight read even at 1/10 your skill!
She actually said somewhere in a video that she was not good at sight reading, maybe it was an older video or she is just too modest.
I've heard this piece from Tiffany Poon for the first time and I cried. That was the only time i ever cried over a classical piece.
Idk why but this piece is so beautifully touching.
Such a beautiful piece. Happy Valentine Day 💕
Die Widmung ist die perfekte Wahl für diesen Anlass, sehr schön gespielt! :)
Just relearned this myself. Probably the most challenging piece I’ve played. Let’s just say it took a lot longer than an hour to learn🤣. You are so down to earth and inspiring; a real pleasure to watch♥️
That’s amazing , love your videos 🥳🥰
Wow how amazingly well did you do! This was my lockdown project and it took me a lot longer to master it! Bravo!
You are one of my biggest inspirations! Thank you so much :)
omg you’re channel has grown so much, im so proud of you❤️❤️
It would be amazing if you play “Dream of Love”, (Liebestraum no.3) from Liszt. 😆
Happy Valentine’s Day, Lovely Annique!!! 🌹
Finds jedesmal richtig heftig, wie gut du das vom Blatt spielst in der ersten Minute. Und richtig witzig, wie unangenehm es für dich ist, wie "schlecht" es war😅
Ich würde die Stücke niemals so gut hinbekommen, wie du in der ersten Minute...😬😓
Mal noch ne Frage: Spiele auch sehr gerne Orgel. Würdest du dich auch mal an die Orgel setzen?😊
LG
Oh wie schön einen Orgel Gesellen hier zu treffen haha
Very nice, I always love these kind of videos because of all the insight
Es ist wirklich ein wunderschönes Stück! ❤️ Letztes Jahr war ich in Zwickau im Robert-Schumann-Haus (Schumann verbrachte dort seine Kindheit) und im Liszt-Museum in Weimar (dort lebte Liszt ein paar Jahre). Kann ich sehr empfehlen!
As a 12 yo learning this piece rn, you made more progress sightreading this in 1 hour than me after a week 😭
Loving the music goss of Robert, Clara and Brahms
Nice one!! Two whole mistake-free, and very expressive pages at the end!! I learned a little about this piece watching you work through it. Those inner voices, climbing and descending are kind of like Jack and Jill (who for the sake of this analogy we'll assume aren't siblings) climbing and descending love's hill together through the ups and downs of life, then the melody comes along and complicates things, as does Brahms apparently. Every time the accompaniment goes from a IV to a ii half dim, there's that little tug of sadness which I guess Schumann shares with us. Really well done, especially for only an hour's working on it. Happy Valentine's Day Annique!!
Thank you for introducing us to such wonderful repertoire!
THIS IS MY FAVORITE SCHUMANN PIECE OMG IM SO EXCITED TO WATCH THIS
Yes new Video! Beautiful peace.
The learning and imperfection part is just as enjoyable as the final perfected product to me from watching you play 😊
Want to hear you playing the whole piece! Your interpretation sounds awesome
So I don't know if you've already learned this piece, but if you haven't, next valentine's day or something, please do Liebestraum no. 3 by Liszt (I suspect you've learned it in the past but I'm not really sure).
Liszt who knew the music of Schumann and Chopin would have been so interesting, to compare them. I feel that Schumann's music is special and nothing Chopin wrote could be like that and vice versa. They're my favorite composers beside JS Bach.
Love this challenge thank you annique for inspiring me to practice and the great content, can you do liebestraum no 3?
oh wow im learning this for my viola exam and i have yet to hear the piano accompaniment...wow, it all makes so much more sense
Such beautiful lyrics! Love the iv minor chord on Schmerz, so spine-tingling!
You weren't tempted to sing the song while you played, then?! ;-)
I love this piece so much!
Buon san Valentino!!!
Se c'è qualche italiano, avete notato che lo spartito ha le scritte in italiano.
Hope you had great semester at Warsaw. Have a great Valentine's day with friends and boyfriends. Very nice song you choose.
This melody reminds me of the song ‘o holy night’, which is a love piece too 💖💗💝
you should try Liebeslied, I know it will be hard because it like jazz but in the mind of a classical composer and I'm talking about the rachmaninoff arrangement. Best of lucks to you.
thank you a lot for your comtent, everey time your videos go online you make my day
Happy moods you create for such a day. 😍
Love this challenge, very romantic. Good choice 🙂
yo im comming tho that piano salon very often XD you gotta come again
This piece remember me the Nelson Freire when martha Argerich ask if he Could play this for her and even that he never had played before , he shows for us the unique sight riding and a perfect technique. Rest in piece Nelson 🙏
Great!
Let's go ahead, girl!
Can you do this challenge with Liebestraum by Franz Liszt next?
Happy Valentine's Day! I wanted to ask for a video on polyrythms because it would really help with learning Trois nevelles Etudes
Beautiful 🥰
Hey Annique! Found your channel recently and love your videos. I really enjoy the challenges and the tips that you give for practicing. A piece I found recently is Rondo in C, Op. 51 No. 1 by Beethoven. It would be fun to see as a challenge video.
My fav
In the next video play Appassionata 3rd movement or Hammerklavier 1st movement, please 🥺
This is my favourite song
Next challenge: Schubert Impromptu no.4
Just beautiful how you played it :O
I don‘t even have a valentine so how could i have a present haha
Spending Valentinsday with my piano too LoL
Be brave and try to learn
ornstein wild man dance - it's crazy, fresh, mind blowing and looks very hard! I am a professional pianist myself, and don't think that i can play it, unless i will take it as a challenge for many months.. and even then i really don't know what will come out of it
I would love to hear you play Chopin’s Berceuse .
I am only with my piano for Valentine's day, XD
❤❤
The breathing part was interesting; have you tried matching the breathing that the singer (in the original) would use?
I love these series !! Can you do some alkan maybe? I am curious about how a proffesional handle his compositions =)
I feel well when playing romantic pieces.
Do you feel like these challenges have learnt you something, maybe a “new” skill or you gained some kind of exoerience? Loved you playing!!! 🥰
Can you do the Tchaikovsky piano concerto no 1 3rd movement with your sister with two piano
🎹👍
Try Mazeppa!
Tiffany Poon watching this video 👁👄👁
New Challenge : Ballade N 2 F.Chopin
For the next time can you play Lieder Ohne Worte op.19 n°1 (Mendelssohn) ?
Have you ever heard Iris from professor Layton and the diabolical box???
Hi. I loved the video, but I don't know Schumann's songs. What songs could you recommend me? Thank you😀
Hyy , have you already played Lycoris Radiata ??? If not , what would you think to try it in a 1m10m1h challenge ??
A question which might be too basic since I am self taught. The left hand has two voicings. for example the first bar, there is a dotted whole note. I noticed you did not hold it down though. Is it because of the use of the pedal? In situations like these where the hand clearly needs to move a lot to play the other voicing, I'm assuming it's better to just use the pedal for the sustained notes. Can we also do this if the other voicing is playable comfortably while holding down the "longer" voice?
Hi I have been interested in buying a piano when I first saw your videos. What beginners piano do you think I should buy??
You need a keytar in your life. Modern Talking would agree! 😎
5:38 looks like someone forgot the f haha
Kennst Du das Lied "Ich grolle nicht!" von Schumann? Der Text sagt da etwas ganz anderes als die Musik, was natürlich Absicht ist. Er ist wirklich toll.
How long have you been practicing this beautiful instrument?
Can you please try vivaldi summer? By the way you are very successful, I love you
Could you keep those captions for longer so we can read it through 😁
Do 1 Minute 10 minute and 1 hour on chopin sonata No.2
... did you get a better posture in Warsaw or du you focus more on that?
Annique what is piano or music with this video mark 7:43 around that time
What is the key signature of this piece
Hi Annique. I’ve been playing piano for a year, and just want to master it. My question is how do you play your hands so fastttt huhuhuhuh. I want to play Chopin’s pieces but it’s just so hard for me..
Three tips:
1. Practice
2. Practice
3. Practice
Your hand can only play as fast as your mind knows the notes and sees the hand playing them at the right position on the keyboard. Initially that process must be conscious then it transfers to muscle memory.
Boston piano how much price
Years ago my organ teacher told us that by this time, Robert Schumann had become an invalid. Clara was therefore his caretaker; she was indeed his world. This is what opened the door for Brahms to live with them and to take Clara for a lover. Brahms had a messed-up childhood, but that's a different story.
interesting but i always take stories with a grain of salt, people tend to project their assumption for realities.
From what I know, Brahms never had any relationship with Clara other than friendship and taking her as a muse, sort of. However, it's easy to assume he was somehow in love with her.
I've always been single so no valentine 💔
I will search a girlfriend
Love your breathing exercises. 💟Y t~ ¥ tftft
Heeyy! no more 14:20💓
Dedication
You my soul, you my heart,
You my rapture, O you my pain,
You my world in which I live,
My heaven you, to which I aspire,
O you my grave, into which
My grief forever I’ve consigned!
You are repose, you are peace,
You are bestowed on me from heaven.
Your love for me gives me my worth,
Your eyes transfigure me in mine,
You raise me lovingly above myself,
My guardian angel, my better self!
Beethoven or Mozart?
Happy New Year! Isn't it "transcribed" not transcripted :p fine, that sounds ok too, I like it hehe. You're living a cool life with your travels and your channel! On Widmung. There's a video with the late Nelson Freire and Martha Argerich hanging out and rehearsing for a 2 piano gig. Martha shows Nelson the Widmung score and Nelson plays it through. Nelson remarks he's never played it before. It's quite a charming little reportage. (Search title on youtube: Nelson Freire & Martha Argerich (with English Subtitles) and it's happening at 26 minutes. or the link - th-cam.com/video/mr-rYidfgqw/w-d-xo.html