I came here by... accident. Yann Tiersen, I used to listen to him a lot, I guess he is still my favourite composer. You did good playing this piece. By listening to this I remembered how much I love this music. Thanks!
Sorry I'm just like stalking your videos, you are really talented I love this song and you play it really well. I once choreographed a modern dance piece to this song, it's really beautiful. Good job!
@9Elle2 Thank you for the comment! I'm glad you liked it. Just start out slow, as slow as it takes to get every note correct and you'll surely get it in no time! Practice makes perfect. (:
@artslover125 Hahah, I am honored that you're taking the time to watch my videos, and I'm really happy you like them! (: This is an incredibly beautiful piece. Like I say in the description, it was one of the first songs I learned, so it holds a special place in my heart. I can imagine a dance choreography could be really beautiful to this song! I haven't posted a song in a long time now, though. I have a few more to play, just haven't had the energy to record.. x)
@lulucie131 Just take it slowly to begin with. (: Feel free to ask questions if you have any. Learning music is a bit hard to explain in text, but even so there's no harm in trying, if you need help.
@lulucie131 It's been so long, I can hardly remember. I think this was one of the songs I mostly played by ear. It's really quite a simple one. (It sounds a lot more impressive and complex than it is, that's what I like about Yann Tiersen) But there are definitely lots of sheet music for it, and even video tutorials if you want to learn it! (:
@manugra100 If you really want to, and you practice, you definitely can. (: I'm really not all that good, I haven't taken a single lesson, so if you just sit and try over and over you'll quickly notice how much you improve.
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I came here by... accident. Yann Tiersen, I used to listen to him a lot, I guess he is still my favourite composer. You did good playing this piece. By listening to this I remembered how much I love this music. Thanks!
Sorry I'm just like stalking your videos, you are really talented I love this song and you play it really well. I once choreographed a modern dance piece to this song, it's really beautiful. Good job!
Beautiful! Nicely played!
You play this quite well, I enjoyed it :)
Thank you for watching, and listening! (:
Very nice! I hope I could play like you...
@9Elle2 Thank you for the comment! I'm glad you liked it.
Just start out slow, as slow as it takes to get every note correct and you'll surely get it in no time! Practice makes perfect. (:
@artslover125 Hahah, I am honored that you're taking the time to watch my videos, and I'm really happy you like them! (:
This is an incredibly beautiful piece. Like I say in the description, it was one of the first songs I learned, so it holds a special place in my heart. I can imagine a dance choreography could be really beautiful to this song!
I haven't posted a song in a long time now, though. I have a few more to play, just haven't had the energy to record.. x)
@lulucie131 Just take it slowly to begin with. (: Feel free to ask questions if you have any. Learning music is a bit hard to explain in text, but even so there's no harm in trying, if you need help.
Give me all your pyjama pants!
Really really nice :) I tried to play this too but it always collapses in the chorus :D
@howellak Thank you very much!
Wow just recognized this from Amelie.. guess we watch the same movies
@lulucie131 It's been so long, I can hardly remember. I think this was one of the songs I mostly played by ear. It's really quite a simple one. (It sounds a lot more impressive and complex than it is, that's what I like about Yann Tiersen)
But there are definitely lots of sheet music for it, and even video tutorials if you want to learn it! (:
@SutaOcean Oh no, you!
where did you learn to play this?
@manugra100 If you really want to, and you practice, you definitely can. (:
I'm really not all that good, I haven't taken a single lesson, so if you just sit and try over and over you'll quickly notice how much you improve.
@jadilus Thank you very much! I'm flattered you checked out my videos! (: