Grieg ~ Wedding Day at Troldhaugen (Op. 65 No. 6)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2020
- In this video, I play Edvard Grieg ~ Wedding Day at Troldhaugen from his Lyric Pieces (Op. 65 No. 6).
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here after playing the game Until then. what a banger
Me too 🎉
Same here
Time to learn haha
Crying
real 😔🙏
here from the game Until Then
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Same
Yes its from Until Then
One of my goals for this channel is to play pieces that I have always loved but never gotten a chance to learn. Wedding Day at Troldhaugen is such a piece. In this world of social distancing, I have been granted an opportunity to pursue passions that I would otherwise not have time for, such as making these piano videos. Right now is a scary time to make a living as a musician, and yet at the same time, it is a blessing to have all the extra practice time.
This video is in 4k again, the only problem is that I must figure out a faster way of doing it. This video took 92 hours to render! I hope you enjoy this video. What is a piece that you have always wanted to learn but never gotten the chance?
I'm practising V. by Rachmaninow, Op.23 No.5. It's a really challenging yet rewarding piece to play. I think also having all the extra time encourages us to pick up pieces that we have always wanted to learn. Rachmaninow is my favourite composer and I love his virtoustic romantic pieces. It allows one to be powerful yet tender at the same time. I also think it's such a blessing to have all of this extra practise time :)
@@najwaarafah183 Ahh yes, the g minor prelude, quite a challenging piece. That is another bucket list piece for me! I look forward to hearing a recording of you playing it ;)
I’m playing wedding at troldhaugen right now, and this is definitely my favorite/go-to video to listen to it. Best one of YT!
Masterpiece of masterpieces
Glad that « until then » brought me back to the piano world aye
The more I listen to this piece the more I appreciate it! I looooove it!
Aww, glad you like it and are getting a chance to listen to new music!
I love it too. I once played it at a competition ...I hardly even tried though, because the person before me played Islamey, flawlessly.
@@davisatdavis1 Islamey... that is so hard! I would be intimidated.
I listen it yesterday evening performed by alice ott about 15 times
here after playing the game until then CANT RECCOMEND IT ENOUGH !!! beautiful game
Beautiful peace ❤❤❤
Glad you enjoyed
I enjoyed watching that. I’m a fan of Grieg and Eusebius did the song justice👍🏻
Bravo! 👏👏👏
Thank you for sharing this magnificent performance, with that variety of emotions. Congratulations!.
Aww! Thank you so much! Grieg really wrote a beautiful contrast between the A and B section. The B section is a "love duet."
@@Eusebiuspiano Beautiful!
Another beautiful piece!!!!
Thank you!
Really awesome
I love this piece so much!!!!! Me and my sister played this as a duet for one of our competitions. You play it so effortlessly. I might post us playing it soon😊😊
i did not realize there was a duet version, I will have to listen to it! Grieg also did a duet version of Mozart's famous Sonata in C. It's lots of fun.
Do it! And watch/play a game that features the song that has a beautiful story called Until Then!
Bravo, Eusebius!!
THank you!
Firstly, why did I not discover this performance sooner? This piece is by far the most enjoyable to learn in my 13 years of experience. My other question is how does one start making videos in this style?
I love how you wore fingerless lace gloves to this occasion! It's in the spirit of a wedding, right? ;)
I'm currently learning this piece and that was beautifully played. Thanks for sharing!
You made a wonderful piece even more wonderful. When you play the piano, it looks so easy. So beautiful!
Brilliant performance! I've only heard this piece once or twice before, but I love it!
When I was young, a kid played it at a piano competition and I fell in love with it back then.
That's cool! How long have you been playing for?
@@pianospiel1770 20 years, how about you?
@@Eusebiuspiano I've been playing only about half that. I can definitely tell that you've been playing a while though, your technique is really good :)
Piano Spiel aww, what a huge compliment. That’s amazing that you have been playing 10 years and making these videos. It’s a lot of work! It helps for motivating to practice, though!
You play it much better than I ever could. It's so hard to play that well with that little pedal. When I play it, there's so much pedal, and even then, it doesn't even sound that good lmao.
I know! Everyone has such vastly different interpretations using the pedal on this piece. I think of the fifths at the opening like a drum, but that's just me.
love the music,. :)
Thank you!
I’m playing rn
Discovered your channel by this performance, and I have to say I like it so far. Iam doing stuff like this on my channel too 😄
Wedding clothes on hands )
Fa# in end of second main music phrase is elegant soft beauty
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YOOOooooooo
Wow your graphics are soo cool, are you using trapcode? Awesome playing too!
Thank you! Yes, I am using trapcode.
Wow, I'm learning this right now... how long did it take you? This is flawless.
Thank you so much for the compliment. I learned it in 2 months, mainly because Grieg tends to have more easily recognizable chord patterns and smaller hand reaches. Stuff like Chopin and Liszt takes me ages!
@@Eusebiuspiano okay yeah i'm gonna give myself two months to perfect it, i'm challenging myself! sheesh, i wish i could play Liszt haha in a perfect world ;)
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