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- Peacherine Rag is such a happy, simple, & lighthearted rag that seems to be loved by many Ragtime fans. The rhythm is also quite catchy 😊 I absolutely love the third section as you can see from my smiling; I hope this rag makes you smile as much as it made me!
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A beautiful lady playing the piano so joyfully and with such enthusiasm, so gracefully and so beautifully. I loved it ❤
What a precious comment, thank you 🥰❤️
❤❤ Thanks so much for sharing the fruit of hours of practice! It's so enjoyable to experience the happiness, along with you, of hearing beautiful music beautifully played!
Glad you enjoyed it! Your comment made me happy to read as I was really happy throughout when playing - thanks very much! ❤
Brilliant performance! So nice! Please play all Scott Joplin songs! 😀👍
You’re so kind, Alex! 🥰 that’s the plan one day, to learn all of Joplin’s rags 😅🎶 glad to know you’re a Joplin fan!
Love this young lady. ❤️
Thank you so much 😊❤️
Amazing Nat! Very well done!
Thank you my dear ☺️❤️
Well-played and sounds like you are having a lot of fun!
Thank you! Yes, I definitely did have a lot of fun with this one ☺️
Wonderful performance! 😀💛✨ Have a nice day, Eckurt
Thank you very much, my friend Kurt! 🙏🏻 Have a great day, too!❣️
That piece is so much fun to play! Great job.
Peacherine really is a fun and happy rag to play, I’m glad you enjoyed this 😊
Exceptionnal "cover" really well revisited with your own style and touch. Much inspired and talented. Full of poetry and tenderness. A real peaceful and relaxing pleasure to listen. Good for the mind and the ears. Excellent piano player with a lot of feeling and sense of groove. Big big big like for this fantastic perform and brilliant sharing. Splendid and luminous.
Thank you for your very kind comment! ❤️ I’m so glad you enjoyed my “cover” and my playing here. I play from my heart. You made me so happy to read this, many thanks!! 😊
Such fun, happy music.
Wonderful performance 🎼😊🎼
Thank you so much, my very sweet friend 🎼it really is happy music! 😃
A delightful and uplifting piano composition! 🎵 Listening to it was so much fun, tapping along with the rhythm. Wishing you a fantastic day ahead, filled with joy and melody! 🎹🌟
Many thanks! 🎶 it is a fun tune to play and listen to; I also find myself tapping along 😆 so glad you liked it! Wishing you also a fantastic and happy day ahead to my new friend 🥰
Awesome ❤️
Thank you, sweet Mary ❤️
Great job and you are correct, Peacherine Rag is a happy, simple rag loved by those of us who share your passion for ragtime. Your interpretation and style of the way it should be played is excellent and adds to the joy of the song. And, I like how you play with complete confidence, always. Listening to your music is a highlight for your viewers like Steve, and looking forward to listening to many more. Thanks Natalie.
You’re so sweet, Steve, thanks so much always for your nice comments! 😊 Peacherine really is a simple tune that results with much happiness to the listeners and Ragtime fans.
You really made me happy by saying my interpretation and style of this piece is how it should be played, I’m so flattered by your beautiful comment.
Stay tuned for many more, my dear friend 🥰
Beautiful performance dear Natalie🥰
Thank you my dear friend!! 🥰
Verrrry nicely done!
Thank you, Murray! 🙏🏻😃
that piano sounds excellent
Thank you! 😊
One of my favorites!! 🥰
You played it gorgeously, love your playful energy, Natty 😃
Aww, many thanks to you my lovely Cornelia 🥰🩷🩷 this really is a lovely rag, thanks for watching!!
Fantastic!!! So wonderfully happy and lively! 🤩 💃🏻 Thank you for this wonderful experience, dear Natalie!! 😊 👏👏👏🌷🙏
Many thanks to you, my lovely Juliane! 🥰🩷 I’m so glad you liked my lively performance ✨🌷 thank you for watching! 🎶🤍
Always loved this one!!! Excellent performance, Natalie!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
I had great plans to record this whole rag, but I'm so lazy that I only recorded a short snippet of the A section for the end credits on my long videos. Thanks for doing the whole thing!!! Always fun to try to guess when you will jump octaves!!!!
Aw, thanks so much for this comment, my friend Chris! 🥰🥰 a joyful rag indeed. I remember you commented a while back that you like Peacherine. The A section is a good choice for the end credits! 👍🏻 Thanks for being so supportive! 😄
Haha, changing octaves is kinda my thing 😆 keeps the rags fun and different that way.
Super bright tune ..well played...
Thanks, Terry 😊 it really is a bright tune
I'm thoroughly impressed-great job!
Many thanks! 😊🙏🏻
You go, Girl...!
Thanks, Tim! 😊
@@Natt_piano I calls 'em likes I seez 'em...Lovely playing...
@@timwhite7127 well, thank you! I hope you enjoy more to come 🙏🏻
I could listen to to you play all day , love it
Thank you, Robert!
Hello. This is the first time I came to see your channel ❤ Very nice piano performance. It was very rhythmic and I naturally danced to the rhythm and had a lot of fun. Thank you very much ❤😊👍
Welcome to my channel 🎶🎹 Thank you very much! This piece really is rhythmic and contagious, it makes me want to dance, too 😆 I’m so glad you enjoyed my playing here 😊❤️
Terrific Rag Natalie! I never heard this one, it is amazing! I've always loved Ragtime and you play it so well!👍✌🏼😎
Many thanks to you, Jimmy! 😎 So glad you liked this cute happy rag 😃 Ragtime really is the best genre ✌🏻
Very happy music. Haven't heard that one before. One suggestion - it is time for that piano tuning! ❤
This is a happy tune indeed 😃 thanks for watching!
Ah, I actually just got my piano tuned this past February! Maybe the audio doesn’t translate super well into the mic 🙂
Your piano is in fine tune, I would suggest that a liano never to be placed hear a window or outside wall. The temp swings can cause the strings to expand amd contract and make the piano seem to go out of tune often ESP during season changes
Also humidity changes can cause the soundboard to split (if its not one piece) and the pin block could soften. There is tremendous tension on the strings and subsequently tension on the pins in the pin block.
My aunt has 5 pianos in her house with a Steinway concert grand in her living room. She only plays by ear and she could tell with certainty' when one of her pianos went out of the by the slightest bit. She would drive the piano tuner crazy but she was always right
@@rty1955 hey there, and thanks for your comment! I totally agree about not putting a piano near a window for all the reasons you stated. Unfortunately, I live in an apartment, and that is the only I space I have to place my piano 😔 during the hotter months, I use a piano cover over the piano, that’s the most I could do.
Thanks for pointing this out and writing it to me, I appreciate it! Your aunt is a lucky lady to have 5 pianos in her home, and to even have a grand piano! I love that she has such a sharp ear to play by ear and to tell if a piano is out of tune. Ha, I love her confidence to point out even the slightest out of tune sounds 🙂
Nicely done.
Thanks! 🙏🏻
Great playing Natalie! One of my favorite Joplin pieces! You can see the joy you have playing.
Many thanks, Mike! This rag really is so “contagious” with its tune, it got me smiling and feeling joyful when playing. One of my fav Joplin pieces, too 😊
Great video and beautiful piano music, i like very much my dear new friend Natalie, thank you for sharing!
I subscribe your channel, pls stay connected! Have good day and a blessed week!
Warm kind greetings from me and Greece! Best regards, George +128 LIKE
Thank you for watching and subscribing, my new friend George! 🙏🏻 nice to meet you. I also subscribed to you and cannot wait to be apart of your video sharing on your beautiful country 🇬🇷🤍🩵 let’s stay connected 😎 warm greetings to you 😊, Natalie
@@Natt_piano You are very welcome my dear friend Natalie! I am very pleased to meet you and thank you very much too! Warm kind greetings to you! Best regards, George🙏🌹🌺🍀🍒
@@getschannel me as well, very pleased to meet you! 🌺🩷🩷 greetings from LA 🙏🏻
Beautiful performance! 👏
Thank you! ☺️
best version of this rag i have heard yet!!!
Oh wow, what a compliment! Thank you much! 😃
Hi my dear friend Natalie 🤗! What a beautiful surprise I found today as soon as I logged onto TH-cam! This is truly a piece that made me tap my foot and clap my hands on my desk to the beat🤭! A wonderful, cheerful, and very fun piece❤! Played with ease and great skill! I'm really proud of you💯💢! You're amazing💫💥! We're talking about high levels of performance here✌! Congratulations! It's clear that you're now enjoying yourself; the performance anxiety and fear of making mistakes are behind you! Now the real fun begins😊! Many congratulations and a like14 worth 2000 from your Italian friend Roberto! A big Ciaoo, see you later!🥰❤
Hello to you my super sweet Roberto! 🌷 yay, I think this is the first time I made you tap your foot and clap your hands to the beat 🤭 yay 😃 this is the rag that does exactly that, it is so catchy and even makes me want to dance when I hear it! it really is a cheerful and fun piece and I think I translated that energy to my viewers! And wow, I’m so honored by that beautiful compliment for you to say that it is a high-level of performance here - thanks 🥰🥰
Yesss the performance anxiety and worry of making mistakes is behind me now and I love that I can let myself be more loose with my playing 🎶😌 makes it more fun that way indeed! Aw, I’ll take your like that is worth so much to me always 🤍 see you later ❤️ from Natalie
@@Natt_piano Hi dear Natalie! You've made me tap my foot to the music before, but this time even more so! It's wonderful, I've already listened to it three times! I'm putting it on in the background while I reply to comments😀! It's amazing! I'm writing to the beat of the rag! Ciao for now, my dear and very talented Natalie!🥰❤
@@pianoverso Aww Roberto your comments made me superrrrt happy right now 😃❤️ that means a lot that you have this piece on repeat 🔁 while replying to your other messages!
Yeah this one is the most catchy tune so far hahahaha. You would not believe how many times I’ve listened to your latest piece, I can’t get enough of it 😋😍 ciao for now, my very talented Robertooo ❤️
@@Natt_piano Here I am! Yes, it's wonderful to know that we listen to each other's music! Sharing is caring! In fact, I've made a nice playlist, and I listen to it in the car while I work🤩. Tomorrow in Italy is the day dedicated to liberation! A bit like your Independence Day! Tomorrow I will definitely dedicate myself to composing something new! Talk to you soon, my dear Natalie! Ciaooo !🥰
@@pianoverso hello to you 😊 I really do love how we all listen to each others music, I keep my favorites from everyone in a playlist too! There’s a bunch of your songs in mine 😊 I hope you’re working hard on getting more songs on music platforms and stores!
How cool you have an Independence Day in Italy, congrats! 🇮🇹🎉 haha 🍺 enjoy yourself!
Well, I’ll stay tuned for your new upload tomorrow hopefully 😌 ciaooo from Nat ❤️
Thank you so much for your performance.. I love the older music. I honestly believe I was born to late. Thank you so much. ❤❤❤
Thanks for listening, you’re so sweet! ❤️ me as well, I love older music and believe I was born too late 😂 we can enjoy this great music together 🎶
@@Natt_piano same lol
Ah Natalie , Another perfect presentation so soon after Kinklets. I could listen to you all day long . I like the way you can change the tempo in the middle of the piece . Love your playing
What a nice comment, thanks John! 😃 I appreciate your support and kindness always!
It’s fun to change tempos for certain sections depending on the “character” and feelings of those notes. I’m glad you enjoy listening to my piano playing 🎶
Really polished! I have to remind myself sometimes that you taught yourself piano, one would never guess.
Wow, thank you 🥰 I’m glad you wouldn’t be able to tell that I’m a self taught pianist, that means a lot. Thanks for watching!
Very smooth and peaceful music. 😊😊
Thank you my new friend, support!!🧡🧡like+sub
Thanks for watching & subscribing!! 🙏🏻 I also subscribed to you, new friend! 😃
@@Natt_piano ❤❤
Great playing, as always
Thank you, George! 😊
Beautiful you’ve found a new piano sub friend here ❤❤😊😊
Hello there, thanks for subscribing to me! 🙏🏻 it’s nice to meet more piano people on here, I just followed you back 🎶❤️ can’t wait to see your progress behind the keys! 🎹
Hi Natalie, wonderful job as always, I really enjoyed it, I can't really add anything more than what everyone else has said, I am so happy to see you get so many nice comments, you deserve it. catch you next time, Dave.
Dave, you’re really such a sweet person. I look forward to your comments and appreciate you for always watching and cheering me on from the UK! Thanks for being my friend and fan on here 😊 cheers from Los Angeles
Nicely done! One of my favorite Joplin tunes, glad I discovered your channel today! Best, Steve
Hi Steve, thanks for finding me! I’m glad you liked my performance of this happy and simple tune. Thanks for watching 😊
@@Natt_piano What's your favorite or top five favorite Joplin pieces? What other kinds of music do you play?
@@rallstonianmusicreport1975 hmm good question; I’d say from Joplin, my favs would be: Searchlight Rag, Paragon Rag, Sunflower Slow Drag, Pineapple Rag, Cleopha, and also Peacherine Rag. (I have all of those recorded).
And I only play Ragtime on the piano 😆 I’m self taught actually, and dedicated myself to learn this wonderful music.
I also subscribed to you, I see you know about music, too!
@@Natt_piano That is really cool that you have dedicated yourself to play his music. He is one of my musical heroes and heroes in general. Another favorite of mine in terms of piano is Floyd Cramer. Country piano player legend credited for the slip note stsyle. His grandson is Jason Coleman who has a youtube channel. Just type in his name and you'll find his channel. Thank you so much for subbing to my channel. Hope you find some of the videos interesting.
@@Natt_piano Nice top picks you have. The Maple Leaf and The Entertainer are on my list as they were the first of his rags that I learned how to play. I also like the Pineapple Rag, Peacherine Rag, The Solace Bethena, and the Ragtime Dance, which I gave a thumbs up on your video. Searchlight adn Cleopha are ones I haven't listened to in a while. How did you teach yourself to play did you play by ear or learn to read sheet music?
Congrats, Natalie, you're getting better with any video you upload. The time you spend practising truly is time well spent. Your certitude playing the runs has reached a high level. Thus, the heaviness of your keystroke has become more variable and controlled.
In this Rag I especially like the move to adapt your play to the character of the different parts. It starts with a lighthearted melody and you play it with your fingers quasi flying across the keyboard. Further in in the piece, where it becomes more severe and strenuous, you change the stroke and tempo which nicely highlights the change in character.
And again, during your play, your facial expressions as it were comment what you are up to resp. how you feel about what you have done. That's exactly what I love so much about your clips. What else should be the reason to use the visual channel, too? To see just a person sitting there playing would be boring after a while. But seeing the player's emotions and reactions adds that extra zest that makes music out of what I hear.
What a special comment from you, my friend Joe! I definitely am getting better & better with each rag as I’m learning to “control” my playing and keystrokes. I do spend a lot of time learning and practicing, and it’s really nice to see all appreciating my devotion to this great music.
I knew you’d notice the change in tempos for certain sections. I felt it was appropriate to do that for this rag because each section has different feelings / character for sure. I know viewers generally are either in support of having different tempos within a rag or they are adamant that a rag must be the same tempo from starts to finish. I’ve done that a few times before and that idea fits here with Peacherine so well (in my opinion).
I try to express myself with my playing to make it more “connectable”, but when a rag is more difficult, it is harder for me to do so. This rag is very simple and lighthearted, so it was very easy for me to let myself be loose and free with this one. You’re right that a visual channel is special in that you can see the emotions and movements of the pianist rather than just hearing an audio file of the music. Thanks for enjoying and watching ❤️
Very clever little rag, dear Natalie! Do you play all of this by ear? Outstanding performance and interpretation! I had a music teacher years ago who would play jazz and ragtime, but she could never quite get the hang of it, and her performances sounded mechanical! :-) However, you're a natural! Big L176! Best regards, Michelle
Aw, thanks dear! 🩷 this is such a happy rag indeed. I am a self-taught pianist and use notes to learn and memorize; I do not have the ability to sight-read or learn by ear. Do you play by ear? :)
Ah, how nice to know you’re familiar with jazz & Ragtime from an old music teacher! I admittedly used to play very mechanically at first (my first few videos portrayed that), but I learned to play more loosely / naturally with more practice and comfort behind my phone when recording 😆.
It’s all about playing with your heart :)) and I’m glad I learned to channel that when I play instead of focusing on just trying to hit all the right notes!
@@Natt_piano Your self-teaching has certainly paid off because you do a fantastic job, dear Natalie! I'm able to play by ear, but I also read music; my Mom was adamant about learning to read music as a child! Ha, ha! :-)
@@ForeverMPH Thank you 🥰 You're lucky that you can play by ear! That must be easier than reading sheet music sometimes 😂 Good that your mom was adamant on being able to read music, I think it is like being able to read a whole lanuage! :)
This is excellent, all your Joplin is great! Wondering how long it takes you to master these songs? I have been working on Maple Leaf Rag for over 6 months, with daily practice and still not finished. You have so many mastered just wondering how you do it? Keep up the good work.
Hey, thanks so much, Johnny 😊 your comment was so nice 🙏🏻
So rags like Peacherine, for ex., would take me 2-3 weeks at most bc it’s simple. “Harder” rags like Maple Leaf would take me a month. It just depends how challenging the piece is and how much time I have to devote to learning and practicing, too.
Tbh, Maple Leaf isn’t as hard once you get it down! The jumps are the hard part for the left hand, but the right hand is a fairly straight forward pattern Ragtime imo. (I’m actually in the process of working on Maple Leaf again to upload a newer/better version lol). Good luck getting it mastered! 💪🏻
Great cover, I'd like to ask..I can't see or hear if you used or not, but do you recommend using pedal in this song?
Thanks for watching! 😃 I always use a pedal when playing Ragtime! It helps enhance certain areas when holding a note or notes would be helpful. I use pedal at my discretion, sometimes I press the pedal softly and sometimes I’ll press it harder.
One of my Joplin favorites, and played at just the right tempo. Nothing worse than Joplin rags played like it’s a race against time.
Peacherine Rag is one of my favs also, it’s such a happy tune 😊 I agree, it’s nice to hear Joplin rags played at leisurely tempos to enjoy the beautiful melodies and notes
Depends on the piece as i am still young i prefer rags played faster but 2 pieces i really dont like played slow are Lily Queen and Felicity Rag they are such good pieces when played fast but when those 2 pieces are played slow they become really boring
@@kingsbishop1479 Oh indeed! The tempos really depend on the piece, some are better faster for sure and some are better when played slowly. I agree with Felicity Rag being played fast, it sounds good that way
@@Natt_piano have you listened to Alessandro Simonetto versions before in a playlist i find it so interesting how he makes you bored by playing one piece really slow eg The Chrysanthumum and then the next piece like Sugar Cane extremely fast and vigorous that always makes it interesting
@@kingsbishop1479 I have not heard of Alessandro Simonetto but looked up his version of The Chrysanthumum, and yeah it is wayyy too slow for my liking 🙃 It would be a drag to listen to the full rag at that pace. Some rags sound better slower for sure, but not thaaaat slow lol.
What does 'Peacherine' mean? My guess is it's like 'peachy'.
I have no idea what Peacherine means 😆 it does seem like another word for “peachy”, which makes sense because this rag indeed is peachy (happy)!
Peacherine is a fruit that is a cross between a peach and a nectarine. The tune and the fruit both appeared around the turn of the century.
@@tomc101 how interesting, I like the fusion of the words peach and nectarine. Thanks for sharing this cool fact!
It's good but you forgot to borrow Kristen Mosca's dog for that extra bit of style.
Yess I love Kristen’s videos, especially when her cute dog makes a guest appearance for bonus points! 😂
Very beautiful piano playing.
I am your newest subscriber. 😊
@@jamesmonahan1870thank you so much! Welcome to my channel, James! 🙏🏻
I wait for your videos. I have not been disappointed with any of them. Thank you for bringing back great sound. ❤
@@goodole1usa thanks so much ❤️ I play for fun and I’m glad people like you enjoy this great music 🎶 stay tuned for more covers!
Skill and knowledge is something I feel in art like this, but I wounder if you had been given a sheet of paper showing notes of a random 16 bit tune, how far can you take that?
This is delightful--and thank you for playing one of the 'also ran' tunes. My parents were bowled over by the revival in the early 70s. Mom would accompany everything with "A one-y and a two-y ..." and my father, who couldn't read, would work them out when nobody was home. The family sacred moment was watching Eubie Blake on the TV at 93. "If I'd'a known I was going to live this long, I'd'a taken better care of myself!"
Thank you for watching ☺️ such a happy and popular tune indeed. How special that your parents experienced the Ragtime revival in the 70’s! Thanks for sharing with me, it’s nice you had some good musical moments with your family. And ah, you can’t go wrong with Mr. Blake! 🎶