I play La Campanella at Kyoto Station (live)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ย. 2019
- At Kyoto station, there was a grand piano waiting for any musician to play with. It was a good opportunity to perform it live here. Thank you for all audiences who were there. Many amazing pianists in Kyoto. I will definitely visit Kyoto again
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To play la campanella in public just shows how much balls this guy has
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SO GUYS WE DID IT ayo wtf man
I mean, he's good af
@SO GUYS WE DID IT lmao
He looks sexy!
Take balls to play that in public, and the next guy to play on that piano has even bigger balls to follow that.
*Proceeds to play the easy Für Elise part*
@@alinelopez8033 *and very slow.*
@@Zworri must be godliek to play a piano out of tune
I think he went to the piano at the end again lol
i like that
Those Asian grandmas didn’t seem too impressed
😂
😂
JAJAJAJJAJAJAJA 😂😂
now play it backwards with blindfolded and with your feets finger.😂😂😂
hahaHAHAHA😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
my parents: see that? that could've been you
Lol true af
*its because of that damn phone.*
Why you no musician yet
Why you no doctor yet
Me 🗿🤚🏻
I'm training to be that good
When station has better piano than your music school
But I’d bet your music school at least tunes it. Our school hasn’t tuned our piano since 1987 and don’t fund the music program :(
@@tylerdeibel376 Learn to tune it yourself. The act of tuning can be simple, just don't be a Butterfinger, clutz, or a knucklehead who doesn't respect the instrument and manhandle it.
it gets hard when you want to service it, repair it, or do voicing.
@@wuzz it's true tho 🤨
@@irodragon7184 i guess you are not a pianist right?
Well my school(elementary school) had a really nice piano that they tuned a lot, but never used it.
You did not play La Campanella dude, you definitely performed it
Simon vaillant thank you
I dont get
@@blendyboi5023 nether do i
@@randompotato8105 I think he means
Playing - hitting right notes in right tempo
Performing actually feel the piece with dynamic articaltion
Simon vaillant yeah spot on
I’ve been to that station... by accident because I got on the wrong train lol
Kainoa Kawabata I was trying to get to Tokyo station and I kinda fell asleep on the wrong one lol oops
There's a saying that goes the wrong train brings you to the right station...lol
Love that...
@@papi6217 No one asked
@@armin1113 nobody asks anything in the comments but it's here to share opinions and thoughts... Stop being a dick and if you don't care just move on
Imagine being so powerful that you can just walk by to a piano and knock a performance of one of the most difficult pieces for piano that many people wouldn't be able to play ever in their lifetime.
Life goals. Very well done.
Good thing u put "one" of the most difficult
Vortex below_is lol, if he didn’t, I would point out Liszt’s transcendental etudes, especially his Paganini.
@@tanaka-kun6388 same, and the s.140 dapres paganini
@@tanaka-kun6388 Transcendental etudes are only scratching the surface amongst the most technically difficult pieces
Can someone name the hardest piece in there opinion? I would like to hear if it sounds nice for me.
best street la Campanella ever I have seen
thank you
Yes it is.
Agreed
Because of quality of the piano
Cool Kid because of the way it’s played?
Wow amazing noise
@@WaritTechakanont" Amazing noise." 😭😂
sound*
Mozart was good but you were better
Right *bach* at you
Shie L. *Liszt* be *Franz* I like what you said.
When his fingers said 🖖🤘✌️🤟🖐️🤞🖐️✋ I really felt that
Yo piano in a nutshell right here
What kind of piano jutsu is this?
I died laughing at this comment hahah too relatable dude 🥲
Lol
Since when does piano make you do 🤘🤞
everytime ı hear this piece, I always think that Listz is just too much.
Try listening to the Hungarian Rhapsody Nr. 6
Luke Templeman The Friska part of Hungarian Rhapsody no. 2
All of his Etudes
This piece of part of the easiest of Liszt’s Etudes actually
Listen Totentanz
lol,listen to spanish rapsody
I dont think anyone there realizes how difficult this piece is and I dont think anyone there realizes the iron ballsacks this guy is carrying playing this masterpiece of a song
Sacks of vi- fucking- branium
@@montythemetalman sacks of *chadium*
i think everyone realizes its a difficult piece that’s why they stopped to watch
Idk man I play phigros not piano
@@djbillybool8173 probably don’t understand just how difficult it is compared to other pieces.
This is secretly Rousseau
@@advk77 Yes, he does. Everyone does.
Jack Henlo, that’s true, no one is perfect
This interpretation sounds nothing like Rousseau
@@jossychacko4508 Because he wanted to be undercover so no one thinks he's Rousseau, that's why his performance sounded differently.
@@advk77 There's a difference in recording umlimited takes at home in ease and being able to pick which one you want to upload than randomly being in a station and finding a piano then playing it in front of an audience without several tries.
I am sure at least one person in the crowd was like 'That's SOOOO cool !', and started taking piano lessons the next day ; )
And then soon realise how difficult this piece is and begins to question it's existence
Someone might've seen this and asked her parents for violin lessons so she can have this guy as her accompanist when she grows up.
@@crashingintoearthwithmalic2088 someone’s been watching too much anime😂😂😂
@@crashingintoearthwithmalic2088 such a good anime
@@crashingintoearthwithmalic2088 what anume
Piano 1/1
Time signature 6/8
Audience 100/100
Live Street Performance 11/10
Hotel/Trivago
Practice hours 40/24
@@montythemetalman Asian Mans Music 🥵
What a cursed rating
Difficulty: holy shit
He had the most intelectual audience, even better than many concerts, all of them listen silently and claps at the end...... a pianist need such audience
ive never been to or seen an audience that claps in the middle of a piano performance?????
@@0927kira there are audiences that do that and sometimes they clap offbeat and mess up ur tempo
I still do not understand how human beings play those trills with their weak fingers. I've tried it and laugh at how impossible it seems.
train the weak fingers until they are no longer weak haha
Suthirah Hok LMAO ur right
@@Mickieotheros piano playing is not a matter of power, but about the coordination between the whole body and fingertips.
That finger exercises are worthless
passive TH-camr i think you’re partially right. they go together in my opinion, you can’t train the co-ordination when you lack the physical strength. you need to do both for optimal result.
@@Mickieotheros the power should be found in the sound alone. It's true that the fingers go together, because of the anatomy of the hand (muscles of hand and underarm)
The power comes from the stiffness of the articulations of the arm.
It's that power is made for the instant of the attack of the keys, the pianist can play healthily. If the stiffness is prolonged, injury is the result.
There are many awesome books for pianists. A good one is "what every pianist needs to know"
You are right about the functionality of the body. But there are some harmful mistakes that have been taught too many generations.
he has the entire thing memorised too, no sheet music at all. what a god
Actually for this piece, if you wish to perform it, you kind of HAVE to memorise it cuz there’s literally no rest for you to flip pages.
@@sonnvaglitch6385 tru
They full of trill and arpeggios
@@GarGlingT wouldn’t those make the memorisation easier
probably he practice this piece a thousand times
The dude on the left knows that he just listened to something special
Augustine Depp yep, that he did! And I loved it that he probably had the best view and didn’t just pull out his phone to record it. These days, that’s commendable not only for the respect, but for how immersed he was.
@@abehambino Agreed
Brother my hats off to you. It's difficult to piano's tone to speak through amongst the surrounding noise. But it was beautifully played.
thank you
here i am at 3 a.m. and not the slightest disappointed
5 am here
One of the most difficult piano pieces in the world and you nailed it
It really isnt
Relatively speaking, it is a really hard piece, sure it's not Alkan but credit where credit is due imho
Was terrible
@IV 7766 "One of the most". Every time, there's always that someone... No one is claiming it's the hardest. He's complimenting the youtuber for nailing a very difficult piece on a public piano, not in a concert or anything like that.
@IV 7766 So I guess the disagreement is about whether or not it's "one of the hardest". Regardless, bringing up that harder pieces exist, is redundant. It comes across as gatekeeping. To come to agreement about "one of the hardest" one has to define what that means. In my opinion, if 99.9% of piano players can't play a piece, it's one of the hardest, just by the numbers alone. Even if there are 30 pieces that are more difficult.
Why does everyone forget Paganini? Without him there would be no la campanella
Violin isn't as popular
@@richardbutkis violin has to be on par with piano in terms of popularity
Shahmir Khan Violin definitely one of the more well-known instruments, but I think that Piano would definitely come out on top in a popularity contest.
He was disgraced by the church. They literally believed he had the Devil's hands
Because everyone thinks he was hacking back in older times because he was just so virtuoso people were thinking he sold his soul to the devil due to his skills lmao
FInally an audience that claps loud enough for a deserving performance
The audience is so respectful, no one just sees for 5 seconds and then goes away
So sad it's out of tune it would've sounded even better
So that's why it sounds a bit weird I'm not a musician but I listen to this piece countless of time I listen to the evgeny kissin one I hear it so often
It’s not like there many other things going on that is drowning out the piano playing...
Hi Wolfgang, it's AmadEus Mozart
@@koksu5692 not really no I've played piano in crowds at airports its much louder and more people are usually drowning the sound
@@armin1113 oh
4:28 Older guy was super impressed to be clapping for that long really shows how much people love music especially this insane piece
He probably practiced that 1 million times to memorise that
Memorising is normal in music
@@blendyboi5023 With regular practice, in my opinion, it's less of "memorized" and more of "instinctively knowing the flow and every detail of the piece"
@@Arthur-qe8xc you mean the pattern?
I wonder how many people were late for their train because they stayed to hear this wonderful performance. I sure as hell would have been.
Yes and it was worth it
Girls looking how fast his fingers move 👁️👄👁️
Lol he liked the comment 😭😂
The treble strings are out of tune. It would have sounded much better if they were in tune.
Blame the damn Boogie Woogie guy banging on the keys like whack a mole.
@@Baroque-Handel Right xD fucking woogie bogie guy
@@Baroque-Handel Because there are so cool!!111!
I don't get them, there playing the same thing over and over.
And then they think this music is for freedom reasons or sth.
Different universes we live in.
Boogie woogie sounds good, but fuck you can also play without ruining the action and snares. I mean come on! It’s an instrument, not a drum
Mr. X is a drum not an instrument? 😂
As a piano player (and sort of a perfectionist) I admire your ability to blow past mistakes and move forward. You definitely nailed this piece, but I was blown away at how calm you stayed as you played it. Amazing job! That is one of my favorite pieces and my one of my "pieces to play Liszt ;)"
GJoy that was the best pun I’ve ever heard. Well done. You Handeled that excellently.
Some people are saying the piano is out of tune. I'm tone deaf so it's hard for me to tell, but how do you know there are mistakes?
@@GamesForTheWlN it’s pretty easy to tell when some parts just aren’t as clean, and you can tell when he pressed the wrong note, missed notes or played more than he was supposed to
I like how some people....like you....look for excuses to criticize people doing awesome things. In your case, you attempt to hide it behind being a supposed "perfectionist" ( which usually just means the person isnt really that good at anything at all). Nice! Also, you are not fooling anyone.
@@QuatMan Ah yes, just because someone did something cool, you now have no rights to criticize them under any circumstances.
This guy practices 40 hours a day!!
*LING LING*
Ling ling
Ling ling
Ling ling
Ling ling
Ling ling indeed
The ending of La Campanella always gives me chill. If I ever become a boss in a game, I want that to be my boss music.
Such a beautiful melody. Liszt had such an immense talent for portraying emotion. A genius
i know this was a month ago and stuff but this was originally paganini's piece for violin
then liszt arranged it for piano
Everyone: “it’s one of the hardest piano pieces” *Kōsei has entered the chat*
lmao this guy stood up at the end like he just finished performing at school talent show
Idk why I prefer watching classical street performer like this, more accessible to everyone, very spontaneous, and attracts general public and spread more love for classical music. Beautiful interpretation!
The fact that this piano has no broken keys and the bench isnt chained to the piano shows how much better the people in Japan are
Imagine being at the station and unexpectedly getting this performance, and for free.
Asian parents watching: Hey, cool! My 3-year-old just learned that.
40 hrs of practice daily really does work, doesn't it
Ling Ling aha
@Teringventje Why does it sound like that guy twoset violin roasted who said "I came out of my mother's womb, bow in hand"
ah yes, 40 hour practice in a day
Imagine the lid was open, the music would have filled the whole place even better 10/10
I've watched a lot of professional pianist play La Campanella including Lang Lang and I keep coming back to watch your performance. Great style, tempo and poise. You should submit this video to Daily Busking to get more hits. Please continue to keep us entertained. You have a promising future.
Agreed. Played exceptionally well. Pita about the piano but nevertheless this was an extraordinary performance given the circumstances. Hats off
There was already an audience of people waiting to hear him play, that's how you know it was going to be epic
Being handsome can get a girl look at you for a second, but being skilled can get girls gaze at you for minutes
too bad theres no more street pianos cuz of COVID19
Here before this goes viral and hits 10 million views
WoW relax lang lang didn't even reach 5 mil. And you know how many times he has played it!
@@Lawyer_Morty This was posted in 2019
Partha Clasher YES and the comment was posted yesterday.
@@Lawyer_Morty Well TH-cam's Algorithm could push up a million.
Partha Clasher what??....Let’s forget about it dude.
It's good,that he just play this piece on station,and he deserved only support ,not any critic,he is great...
You're Perfection =)
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its you again
Why do i always see wth!
Why are you everywhere
Ok just 21 likes
Never seen anyone play this piece this good! You totally nailed it!
thanks :-)
The gall of this guy to just casually sit down and play Liszt like it's nothing
4:10 little asian girl saying to her mother :
I can play it with one hand
Her mother :
I know this is ridiculous
Sart laughing
Lmaooo she was. Like who is this fricking fake ass ling ling
Its possible because she practices 40 hours a day
ninjabieber aint no one be like LingLing🤷🏻♀️
Azula of The Fire Nation.
the audience were great too
His right hand at 1:33, that looks creepy XD Anyway, it was beautiful to hear, keep it up👍
Liszt was rumored to sell his soul to the devil, so your comment makes sense.
Edit: and Paganini also sold his soul to the devil. And that makes double sense
and memorized?? thats insane this is so good
This dude has so much swag.
The thing was about this piece is that it takes so long to learn it and make it sound effortless.
Nicely done! I'm here after seeing your incredible jazz chops on your other videos. Well-rounded is an understatement!!
Love how the old lady in the right side next to pillar is there emotionless like if she once was at the top of the piano scene than Failed this exact piece and is having bad memories, after this she became a judge for piano competitions known to be ruthless and strict, at the end she smiles when she remembers how fun it was to play when she didn’t have to worry to be perfect , remembering good times and applauded to congratulate this guy for reminding her of those times , a truly touching moment
It takes a lot of balls to sit down and play Liszt in front of a crowd like that
well, well, well... looks like someone reached day 3 of simply piano
not only youre playing it, its all within your memory!!
i wish i could be half as cool as this guy
The only thing I can say is that this is played insane and no one else played it on street as well as you did
Holy cow !!!!! Someone playing Franz Liszt !!! And without flaw.
A rare thing to witness.
Thank you whoever you are.
You just made the world that bit more beautiful.
Thank you , made my day . !!! like an autograph from a superstar. ( a superstar that can actually do stuff ) . Subscribed .
It was not flawless.
Amazing performance in public!
Asian parents at the end be like: okay nice warm up
Ling Ling is proud of you.
One of, if not, the best performance I’ve seen for La Campanella
Прекрасное исполнение. Мне нравится, как в конце парень поклонился, и сразу ушёл куда-то в тень)) Правильно говорят, скромность сестра таланта. Вот он, яркий пример.
"So this one time, I was at the station and..."
For anyone who stood and watched this, u are extremely lucky. It would be a story I would always tell.
You're every mom's dream son that moment
guys this is how you get girls even the girls that have boyfriends fall in love
I hope so 😂
The reply above me is the truth
It shows you that you're good w/ your hands
@@user-rl4tg2mr9n 😏
@@LeventK lol so true
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-Terry Silver (Season 4)
the audacity to play la campanella in public needs a lot of courage. good job that's amazing
I can't play this consistently too myself in my room let alone this!!! AMAZING!!
The best street performance i’ve heard!!
Imagine being the next guy to hop on an play 💀
Legend says that man in the front of camera is still clapping
One of the most favorite performance of the masterpiece. Just wordless man, endless Bravo from Tokyo👏👏👏
Feeling the adrenaline coming during the performance! Well played big brother
wow wow wow wow wow
what a great performance but above all is that courage to play one of the most piano pieces in the public
gratz
Bro
I just realized that not only he is preforming it
But also memorizing the whole piece:O
I would NEVER do this in public. This guy is amazing.
10/10 One of the best interpretations I’ve heard!
I think you meant interpretation. :)
God bless you, what wonderful talent you have. May God continue to bless you abundantly! In Jesus name.
whenever someone can say "i play la campanella" from that moment he/she is a god for me
Was not expecting this quality at all. Brings a tear to my eye. This is my end goal on the piano (mainly to be able to pull it off in a public setting like this) and I’m very impressed you’ve pulled it off. Couple off notes there 3/4 through but mostly flawless. Great job
thank you :)
Wooow! Perfecto 👌
Greetings from México🇲🇽
You were amazing! Bravo!!!! Loved it!
This is my life goal. Mad respect to your beautiful performance!
Once covid is over please play La Campanella again somewhere
Nice interpretation, I really enjoyed it :).
Dude, this is so well played for a street performance.
what a lovely performance.
thank you for sharing.
i am in awe of your scale runs and trills.
sending love, appreciation, and blessings from Boston, USA!
really beautiful
You should make more videos like this man, I bet you will become very popular here :)
You managed to make La Campanella look effortless, praise be upon you sir!
Love this song. One of my favorites.