I’m glad you enjoy it 😊 I’m generally listening for the bass notes, then I can deduce the scale and chords that the song is using from those bass notes quite quickly…the melodies then usually use notes from the chord notes (or notes surrounding them). So the result sounds similar to the original, but it all comes from a little bit of music theory and practice 😊
5:20 The piano sound comes from another device. This electric piano is from Costzon (88-Key Digital Piano, Portable Electric). And the car siren is also added in in post. You can also hear that there is a side chain compressor on it. There also is missing the pedal (because there is no cable). That is not improvised at all. It's staged but sounds and looks cool :D
Yeah, I noticed that it sounded heavily compressed and either has a lot of low end EQ or an added bass underneath. I assumed that he may have either recorded the midi before, or edited it afterwards 😊
@@matticawood In Ann's piece the red car and honk is always there but in your piece towards the end the horn seems to stop at some point and car is gone around 16:05 . Of course it might not have been the red car that was honking as @ronsn said it was added in post. Appears your background isn't same as Ann's somehow with car missing and Ann's not. But regardless both Ann and your work are fantastic. In my hood have had for a couple years at least same car alarm going off almost every day but different times, locations to right, left, near, far.
I knew it wasn’t a live performance, i keep asking myself where’s the cable and pedal 😅 but it was a very good editing, i wish he edited out the car alarm, the one he did re-recorded wasn’t as good as the original one with the alarm unfortunately
Tony is absolutely the most articulate piano player in existence. His notes are clear, sharp, crisp, and incredibly full. Mesmerizing to hear him play and amazing to watch what he does next.
do you actually know what a good articulate piano player is? Because tony ann literally isn't... he might have technique but he uses no dynamic in his music. it's literally just the same all the time and he just hammers down the keys with force and no feeling. besides, the sound you're referring to is mostly just referring to the virtual midi piano. you can literally just adjust the sound to your liking and the samples he uses sound honestly quite garbage...
What amazes me most about these videos is how well Matthew can figure out chords and keys by ear and then reproduce the piece he just listened to by ear. I hope to be able to do this one day, but I don’t really know where to begin in learning this skill even though I have been playing piano for a couple years.
I feel like this. It's so impressive to be able to just pick out notes from what seems like such an intricate piece. Despite trying to learn for a couple years now, it would've taken me a great while just to figure out a couple notes from this, nevermind the whole thing. Matthew continues to amaze me!
I’m glad you enjoy my videos 😊 Try hearing the bass notes that are at the bottom of the chords…these notes can help you narrow down which scale the song is possibly using..then when you know the scale that narrows down the the 7 triads the song will likely be using…and when you know the triads, the melody is usually mostly using notes from the triads as well. It’s kind of a process that (once you’ve practiced it enough) becomes pretty quick 😊
@@matticawood that is a fantastic explanation! Here I am trying to pick out notes from the melody, while also hearing the bass or accompaniment, it can be difficult. Singling out the bass notes and going from there makes it seem so much simpler. Thank you so much! Any chance you wanna move to Ontario and be my piano teacher? No? It was worth a shot.... 😂
'Because that car alarm can't have been going off all day' Oh sweet summer child... That song was not born of the frustration of someone listening to a car alarm once for a few minutes. That song was born of the frustration of someone who's neighbor's car alarm goes off almost every day, ALL DAY, FOREVER.
This is what a "[profession] reacts to x" should look like. Utter expertise in the field with passion clearly showing. I enjoyed you explaining and getting lost in playing music a lot. Thank you
So something about Tony Ann. He records the audio and then records a video of him playing on a keyboard afterward. That's why you see no cord coming from his piano and why there are times when you aren't hearing exactly what he's "playing". Regardless, he is still a great player. I just wish he recorded everything simultaneously. But after all, it's just for aesthetic purposes.
How do you know he does it like that?.. I mean that he records the audio and the video afterwards ... I have been asking him and he never replied with an explanation.
I am currently practicing my neighbour's car alarm! Thanks for the interesting insight! Perfect timing! Interesting that not every note heard is actually played in the video.
It's weird that I just heard Tony Ann for the first time last night, then you upload a reaction video of his performances haha. Ty for the video as always :)
Hello. Just came across you today while looking at some Tony Ann videos. I find it amazing your insight on piano and being able to see, hear, and play instantly. I used to play when I was younger. I've been wanting to play again. I'll definitely be watching your videos to re learn. You're very inspiring
I'm willing to bet he's using a Go pro chest mount camera.. I havent played piano since I was maybe 8 years old, but you explain it where even I can understand. well done.
Despite Tony Ann's awesomeness, as a simple struggling amateur doing whatever without basically no theoretical knowledge whatsoever, i have to compliment you by breaking down his songs so clearly and making them understable for me. Never saw one of your other videos, but this one is very cool!
honestly for whatever reason, my favorite sound that comes out of his videos is what he did in that 5 levels challenge short. I can't get over the sound towards the end.
As a guitar player, my left hand does everything, and my right hand simply follows along, picking, plucking, or strumming, as needed. I don't even think about it much, if at all. It just knows what to do. One would think that on a piano, these things would be similar, but they are not even close. I feel like a complete newbie, My left hand has no idea where it is going next, while my right hand has all of the power, and way too many options. This is hard! But when I get to the point where I can play basic chord patterns, comfortably, with both hands, I am never going to stop expanding from there.
amazing video! Just discovered your channel today and I've already watched over a dozen of your videos! I'm loving your real-time analysis of music and how you can "sight read" pieces just by hearing them. It's quite impressive, and your content is both very informative and entertaining. Thank you for what you do! How long have you been playing?
8:08 it seems that he played it before/after cuz some strikes looks that they are more/less delayed than the sounds that we actualy hear. Still nice piece
It’s crazy to see how good someone can get at piano. I currently am learning la Campanella but I have the feeling that with 6 years experience I should be able to play more pieces than I am :( I hope I can learn some more pieces interested future
Learning music is definitely a long term thing and a lot of the nicest sounding pieces of music are not the most complex. La Campanella is a tough piece, but enjoy the process…it’s fun to see the small improvements each day when you are learning a tough piece 😊
Don't worry my guy I have been playing for 8 years and I assure you that my ability to play the piano is barely past the difficulty of pieces like la Campanella
What makes a certain chord or a combination of chords interesting? I just don’t see the how there would be a connection between two cords or how that could be violated in surprising and interesting ways, but then again I know hardly anything about music.
i am pretty sure that isnt interstellar theme :P correct me if i am wrong I mean the name of the video is " The Interstellar Experience" i guess he changed it or i am just wrong and forgot how it sounded
You should check out the performances of Kassia on TH-cam! One of my go-to channels for performances with MIDI. I would especially suggest shostakovich - waltz no. 2, Hungarian dance no. 5, La Campanella or Monti - Czardas!
Neighbor : "Damn man my car battery is dead again, it was ok when I parked this morning" Pianist: "Yeah about that... I kinda needed more practice and your car is a great partner for that." Neighbor : "... da fuq?"
Please do reviews on Yanni and Yurima as well. I strongly believe everyone should listen to what you are going to talk about them. 😂BTW I subscribed !!!!
Waited to see iphone song, but it was top4, so you it missed your watch list( Anyway, thx for video, it was fascinating to see how you play all pieces exactly same way just by hearing it
nuh uh, my neighbours car alarm is 5 sharps, so its probably g sharp minor (or a major), not c sharp minor, but you decided to play "A"" not sharped and call it c sharp minor when you literally see the scale and play it
It's pretty obvious all of his videos were edited as I can hear the audio and video is not matching up. Some of the notes and chords being played is not the sound of the notes I hear. Especially no way in hell a car alarm being this loud during sunrise for this amount of time. I even suspect these videos were generated by AI.
Yeah on Pulse there are parts where video doesn't match with audio and I noticed that at one point he's playing octave with his left hand (E-B-E) where G# can be heard but is not played at all on the video. Also at 2:25 he keeps alternating G#'s but that is not what's heard..
I got the sheet music, and it's pretty close to what I hear and see, sure it's recorded separately but I don't really care about that. The AI isn't yet able to create a video that matches the notes 90% of the time, for now it doesn't even know the piano layout. But the idea, the music amd the execution are absolutely world-class
Hello Matthew it’s been along time since I’ve seen your videos, last time I saw your video was back in 2022 and I’ve seen your channel grow, I’m here to suggest an underrated Flashy & extreme virtuosic pianist by the name of Gyorgy Cziffra, there’s this piece of his I’d love to see you react too. The video title is Cziffra’s “Il Trovatore” Paraphrase Audio + Sheet Music. Tell me your opinion about the recommendation, would love to hear from you.
@@matticawood Yeah, he’s an undeniable genius. His new album is really good too. Strongly recommend “The absence of you” and “Talked too much, stayed too long”.
Great analysis, I also immediately saw that he played over the recorded audio. Nevertheless www.youtube.com/@tonyannmusic is a great player👌. I only found his channel last week and after 10 minutes or so I already bought a ticket for his performance later this year 🤩
i'm so so stuned by the fact that he can just instantly play what he is playing, just by hearing and seeing it.
Well it by having a base key that you know and playing off that. Most song are based off chords so it helps alot
I’m glad you enjoy it 😊
I’m generally listening for the bass notes, then I can deduce the scale and chords that the song is using from those bass notes quite quickly…the melodies then usually use notes from the chord notes (or notes surrounding them). So the result sounds similar to the original, but it all comes from a little bit of music theory and practice 😊
@@matticawood that's really impressive
F-ing incredible 🤯
Incredibly talented!! I’m good at piano and can do it some…but nowhere near the level he does. Genius…
This man is a genius because he gets you to sit through a video of a car alarm going off for three minutes, and as a bonus gives us a good piano song
My neighbour’s car alarm is one of my favourite piano pieces and I can’t believe you actually checked it out!
PULSE
Thats the name of the song
Yea its my fav piano song ever
5:20 The piano sound comes from another device. This electric piano is from Costzon (88-Key Digital Piano, Portable Electric). And the car siren is also added in in post. You can also hear that there is a side chain compressor on it. There also is missing the pedal (because there is no cable). That is not improvised at all. It's staged but sounds and looks cool :D
Yeah, I noticed that it sounded heavily compressed and either has a lot of low end EQ or an added bass underneath. I assumed that he may have either recorded the midi before, or edited it afterwards 😊
@@matticawood In Ann's piece the red car and honk is always there but in your piece towards the end the horn seems to stop at some point and car is gone around 16:05 . Of course it might not have been the red car that was honking as @ronsn said it was added in post. Appears your background isn't same as Ann's somehow with car missing and Ann's not. But regardless both Ann and your work are fantastic. In my hood have had for a couple years at least same car alarm going off almost every day but different times, locations to right, left, near, far.
I knew it wasn’t a live performance, i keep asking myself where’s the cable and pedal 😅 but it was a very good editing, i wish he edited out the car alarm, the one he did re-recorded wasn’t as good as the original one with the alarm unfortunately
Tony is absolutely the most articulate piano player in existence. His notes are clear, sharp, crisp, and incredibly full. Mesmerizing to hear him play and amazing to watch what he does next.
Katsaris? Volodos?
I think it's the difference between a good piano player and someone who is basically a master
The notes sound like that because of the keyboard
do you actually know what a good articulate piano player is? Because tony ann literally isn't... he might have technique but he uses no dynamic in his music. it's literally just the same all the time and he just hammers down the keys with force and no feeling. besides, the sound you're referring to is mostly just referring to the virtual midi piano. you can literally just adjust the sound to your liking and the samples he uses sound honestly quite garbage...
What amazes me most about these videos is how well Matthew can figure out chords and keys by ear and then reproduce the piece he just listened to by ear. I hope to be able to do this one day, but I don’t really know where to begin in learning this skill even though I have been playing piano for a couple years.
I feel like this. It's so impressive to be able to just pick out notes from what seems like such an intricate piece. Despite trying to learn for a couple years now, it would've taken me a great while just to figure out a couple notes from this, nevermind the whole thing. Matthew continues to amaze me!
I’m glad you enjoy my videos 😊
Try hearing the bass notes that are at the bottom of the chords…these notes can help you narrow down which scale the song is possibly using..then when you know the scale that narrows down the the 7 triads the song will likely be using…and when you know the triads, the melody is usually mostly using notes from the triads as well.
It’s kind of a process that (once you’ve practiced it enough) becomes pretty quick 😊
Thank you so much! I tried it out, and after some practice, I can get it close. I've been looking for this kind of an explanation for so long!
@@matticawood that is a fantastic explanation! Here I am trying to pick out notes from the melody, while also hearing the bass or accompaniment, it can be difficult. Singling out the bass notes and going from there makes it seem so much simpler. Thank you so much! Any chance you wanna move to Ontario and be my piano teacher? No? It was worth a shot.... 😂
I know! He’s a talented genius, true well learned pianist.
I really like listening to a pro player explaining what another pro player is doing. Very informative. Thanks.
'Because that car alarm can't have been going off all day'
Oh sweet summer child... That song was not born of the frustration of someone listening to a car alarm once for a few minutes. That song was born of the frustration of someone who's neighbor's car alarm goes off almost every day, ALL DAY, FOREVER.
This is what a "[profession] reacts to x" should look like. Utter expertise in the field with passion clearly showing.
I enjoyed you explaining and getting lost in playing music a lot.
Thank you
So something about Tony Ann. He records the audio and then records a video of him playing on a keyboard afterward. That's why you see no cord coming from his piano and why there are times when you aren't hearing exactly what he's "playing". Regardless, he is still a great player. I just wish he recorded everything simultaneously. But after all, it's just for aesthetic purposes.
How do you know he does it like that?.. I mean that he records the audio and the video afterwards ... I have been asking him and he never replied with an explanation.
@@andreumateulamas It's clearly not synced exactly the same. There are times he might clearly play a C and the audio will be an E.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who's noticed this.
Sir. You are awesome. You made Tony’s Music seem so simple.. Wow…
I am currently practicing my neighbour's car alarm! Thanks for the interesting insight! Perfect timing!
Interesting that not every note heard is actually played in the video.
No problem! Is your neighbours car alarm also a “B” 😂
@@matticawood hahaha, of course
It's weird that I just heard Tony Ann for the first time last night, then you upload a reaction video of his performances haha. Ty for the video as always :)
It’s fate! No problem! 😊
Tony ann is calling you
Hello. Just came across you today while looking at some Tony Ann videos. I find it amazing your insight on piano and being able to see, hear, and play instantly. I used to play when I was younger. I've been wanting to play again. I'll definitely be watching your videos to re learn. You're very inspiring
Thanks for the overview of those performances. I am fan of your videos, you share a lot of knowledge for beginners, thank you very much!
No problem, I’m glad you like the videos 😊
I'm willing to bet he's using a Go pro chest mount camera.. I havent played piano since I was maybe 8 years old, but you explain it where even I can understand. well done.
thats so random help-
In my mind he's got it glued to a boxer's gumshield.
really nice that you did a video about tony ann i really like him
Don't think we didn't notice you perfectly edited this video to go from your playing back to Tony Ann's playing.
Definition of showing your a pitch perfect human without saying you are one
Tony ann being one of my favorites of not the favorite, and with mw not being good with theory (yet), i could watch you doing this for hours
I’m glad you enjoy my videos! 😊
You're so amazing at your explanations and teaching. Inspiring me to play more and study.
oh wow what an awesome video! thanks for all the explanation!
Love your stuff and the professional reviews :) Keep it up!
Thanks! 😊
Love your content, Matt!
Despite Tony Ann's awesomeness, as a simple struggling amateur doing whatever without basically no theoretical knowledge whatsoever, i have to compliment you by breaking down his songs so clearly and making them understable for me. Never saw one of your other videos, but this one is very cool!
honestly for whatever reason, my favorite sound that comes out of his videos is what he did in that 5 levels challenge short. I can't get over the sound towards the end.
Wow, i literally waited till this moment. My 2 favorite piano players in one video ❤
Matt and Matt again?! 😉
Thank you for the analysis and explaination ❤
Thank you Matthew❤️
No problem 😊
Absolutely incredible composer
8:08 ofc, I have thought about it so many times and yes, it's prerecorded
As a guitar player, my left hand does everything, and my right hand simply follows along, picking, plucking, or strumming, as needed. I don't even think about it much, if at all. It just knows what to do.
One would think that on a piano, these things would be similar, but they are not even close. I feel like a complete newbie, My left hand has no idea where it is going next, while my right hand has all of the power, and way too many options.
This is hard!
But when I get to the point where I can play basic chord patterns, comfortably, with both hands, I am never going to stop expanding from there.
amazing video! Just discovered your channel today and I've already watched over a dozen of your videos! I'm loving your real-time analysis of music and how you can "sight read" pieces just by hearing them. It's quite impressive, and your content is both very informative and entertaining. Thank you for what you do! How long have you been playing?
Thanks for your video! It was amazing
8:08 it seems that he played it before/after cuz some strikes looks that they are more/less delayed than the sounds that we actualy hear.
Still nice piece
Please react to Tony Ann’s fur Elise waltz!!! Amazing video.❤️
2:38 Most likely some Go Pro with a chest mount.
Super cool video as always
Thank you! 😊
How is my man so underrated get this guy's subcount up like rn
Right!!!??? ❤🇺🇸🍻🍻🍻
It’s crazy to see how good someone can get at piano. I currently am learning la Campanella but I have the feeling that with 6 years experience I should be able to play more pieces than I am :( I hope I can learn some more pieces interested future
Learning music is definitely a long term thing and a lot of the nicest sounding pieces of music are not the most complex. La Campanella is a tough piece, but enjoy the process…it’s fun to see the small improvements each day when you are learning a tough piece 😊
Don't worry my guy I have been playing for 8 years and I assure you that my ability to play the piano is barely past the difficulty of pieces like la Campanella
The song at the beach sounds like he's mixed Interstellar and Experience
Amazing.
1:17 the motif is based on Bachs G minor (Luo Ni Arrangement)
That second performance sound kind of similar to Interstellar like music.
You HAVE to check out "rush of life" by him, love that song sm
Nice 👍👍👍 Very entertaining content you have
Thank you! 😊
This guy, Tony Ann, is pretty amazing. Reminds me of Frank Tedesco.
Camera is moving with his head, pretty sure is a gopro or similar
Theres no car alarm. But i love Tony's playing.
One day I’ll be able to identify chords like Mathew
Keep practicing and you will get there 😊
In the second one, it sounded like he mixed Interstellar with Ludovico Einaudi
Yh he did (interstellar x experience)
it’s crazy how pianists can remember which note is which
what piano do you use?
What makes a certain chord or a combination of chords interesting? I just don’t see the how there would be a connection between two cords or how that could be violated in surprising and interesting ways, but then again I know hardly anything about music.
i am pretty sure that isnt interstellar theme :P correct me if i am wrong
I mean the name of the video is " The Interstellar Experience" i guess he changed it or i am just wrong and forgot how it sounded
He mixed the interstellar theme with the piece Experience by Einaudi.
I see thx @@Nickita404
You should check out the performances of Kassia on TH-cam! One of my go-to channels for performances with MIDI. I would especially suggest shostakovich - waltz no. 2, Hungarian dance no. 5, La Campanella or Monti - Czardas!
Can you do epilogue from lalaland😢 please
Neighbor : "Damn man my car battery is dead again, it was ok when I parked this morning"
Pianist: "Yeah about that... I kinda needed more practice and your car is a great partner for that."
Neighbor : "... da fuq?"
do cheak out the river flows in you x experince
or cheak out the rain
Plot twist: it was his own car alarm going off...
3:35 Sheesh man
I think that car alarm example is in g# minor.
Awesome video :) Got you a new sub!
Please do reviews on Yanni and Yurima as well. I strongly believe everyone should listen to what you are going to talk about them.
😂BTW I subscribed !!!!
The piano is so stable. What if it fell down
I keep thinking the piano is gonna fall off the balcony and its giving me a bit of anxiety, especially how hard hes hitting the keys haha
Waited to see iphone song, but it was top4, so you it missed your watch list( Anyway, thx for video, it was fascinating to see how you play all pieces exactly same way just by hearing it
Maybe il do that one in a future video 😊
nuh uh, my neighbours car alarm is 5 sharps, so its probably g sharp minor (or a major), not c sharp minor, but you decided to play "A"" not sharped and call it c sharp minor when you literally see the scale and play it
imagine if that car horn thing was actually real and the guy missed one beat.....
Chernobyl would be a picnic compared to if Tony ever lost his fingers.
Sounded a little like Bach’s Prelude No.2 in C Minor
Hello, you should really react to Birru's arrangement of Howl's moving castle, it's incredible. Nice video btw :D
It's pretty obvious all of his videos were edited as I can hear the audio and video is not matching up.
Some of the notes and chords being played is not the sound of the notes I hear.
Especially no way in hell a car alarm being this loud during sunrise for this amount of time.
I even suspect these videos were generated by AI.
You never know…maybe his neighbours like the sound of an endless, obnoxiously loud car alarm 😂
Yeah on Pulse there are parts where video doesn't match with audio and I noticed that at one point he's playing octave with his left hand (E-B-E) where G# can be heard but is not played at all on the video. Also at 2:25 he keeps alternating G#'s but that is not what's heard..
I got the sheet music, and it's pretty close to what I hear and see, sure it's recorded separately but I don't really care about that. The AI isn't yet able to create a video that matches the notes 90% of the time, for now it doesn't even know the piano layout. But the idea, the music amd the execution are absolutely world-class
Hello Matthew it’s been along time since I’ve seen your videos, last time I saw your video was back in 2022 and I’ve seen your channel grow, I’m here to suggest an underrated Flashy & extreme virtuosic pianist by the name of Gyorgy Cziffra, there’s this piece of his I’d love to see you react too. The video title is Cziffra’s “Il Trovatore” Paraphrase Audio + Sheet Music. Tell me your opinion about the recommendation, would love to hear from you.
Please react to the music "LOVE" by tonny ann 🥺🥺
Team Small 09:39 🙃
2:00 😂😂😂
No one gonna say that the second song is just the theme from Interstellar?
Just me?
Okay.
Bro react on Jacobs piano and Patrick pls
Cam is on his chest
Please react to Tim Minchin - Dark side (awesome version)
I love Tim Minchin, I’ve been to see him live many many years ago. When he first became popular I used to learn all his songs 😊
@@matticawood Yeah, he’s an undeniable genius. His new album is really good too. Strongly recommend “The absence of you” and “Talked too much, stayed too long”.
Good Video, but you don‘t reacted to Icarus
Is this another Tony Ann piece?
Yes
th-cam.com/video/SyenaRJyy00/w-d-xo.htmlsi=f-WyH7P7R6Cxinnw
Sounds like
Bach G Minor - L Ni
My guess for his camera is a GoPro with a chest mount
Love to see you ready to Evgeny Khmara
Great analysis, I also immediately saw that he played over the recorded audio. Nevertheless www.youtube.com/@tonyannmusic is a great player👌. I only found his channel last week and after 10 minutes or so I already bought a ticket for his performance later this year 🤩
Same happened to me yesterday and instantly bought tickets to Bilbao in June 😊
I assume it's his car alarm
GoPro camera
And « ICARUS » ??
He is using a bodycam
I thank so
That makes sense! I thought he was doing some strange contortion 😂
Comeback with black midi reacting
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