3:47 is what I believe what makes the piece so famous. For 30 seconds the song transitions from a dark gloomy setting that he usually plays and builds up a transition of what I could only describe as redemption. And then plays a light heavenly tone. I have known this piece for about 7 months and unlike any other song. I cannot get tired of this one, and that part brings me to tears everytime
I get goosebumps on this part too. Plus i cant get tired of it as u said. Every few days i have a new favourite part of this piece, its just so many beautiful passages, everything fits so perfect
Literally my favorite part. I mean there are other good moments but it just feels all of those are meant to prepare for this climax. Those emotions are "in your face" in the sense that it is so direct, sincere and powerful. Like when someone tells you the hard truth instead of playing around the bushes if you know what I mean.
@@szilike_10the entire counterpart to the c minor theme before the climax is to raise the tension for said climax, and the theme afterwards slowly descends back into the melancholic theme. The moderato basically revolves entirely around them
@@ChopinSchubert True, I'm definitely not giving up on rach no.2 because I also think it's possible to do almost anything with enough time and dedication.
Used to play a lot of Beatmania back in the day; I could read the note scroll pretty easily and could see myself learning it within a few months...until 2:20 lol. Mind you, it's also obviously far easier to learn a 7-key controller than an 88-key one.
You choose yourself what you want each hand to be playing tho, that’s the best part of it... plus it’s kinda instinctual: the melody octaves and the stuff inbetween them you play with the right and the arpeggios with the left; or in the parts where there’s only arpeggios like early on, you start with the left and go with it until it feels the best to switch over to the right, and repeat for each bass note
Sabrina Chen rachmaninoff sometimes had bizarre left and right hand separation ( look at C sharp minor prelude) this created the best emphasis one some notes, and therefore best tone and colour. So it’s very useful.
RH is easier, just play C-Db and C-D with thumb. But in LH, if your hand span is not enough, you have to roll these intro chords. Or play lower F as a grace note.
Came here hoping someone would know how to describe this part, because I want to find a guitar cover of someone doing this so I can learn it. Any ideas 💡 please let me know
I can hear the orchestra
Zed hey me too
Hey same here hahaha
SAME OMG
@@antonygonzalez1672 same wtf
same
3:47 is what I believe what makes the piece so famous. For 30 seconds the song transitions from a dark gloomy setting that he usually plays and builds up a transition of what I could only describe as redemption. And then plays a light heavenly tone. I have known this piece for about 7 months and unlike any other song. I cannot get tired of this one, and that part brings me to tears everytime
Honestly, the most beautiful thing I've ever heard, and its beauty is emphasized because of the contrast
I agree but it's a piece not a song
@@pianoconcertono2 your comment is in the dictionary for the definition of 'insufferable'
I get goosebumps on this part too. Plus i cant get tired of it as u said. Every few days i have a new favourite part of this piece, its just so many beautiful passages, everything fits so perfect
@@thinkfaster it's the correct a song has singers.
5:44 -6:38 .... how gorgeous
such a shame it doesn’t get enough attention in an orchestra. The pianist has the hardest part!!!!
It’s such a hard piece because the pianist is more the accompanist of th orchestra than the soloist
Literally my favorite part. I mean there are other good moments but it just feels all of those are meant to prepare for this climax. Those emotions are "in your face" in the sense that it is so direct, sincere and powerful. Like when someone tells you the hard truth instead of playing around the bushes if you know what I mean.
@@szilike_10the entire counterpart to the c minor theme before the climax is to raise the tension for said climax, and the theme afterwards slowly descends back into the melancholic theme. The moderato basically revolves entirely around them
Humming the orchestral part. This is terrific!
1:25 beautiful
Pq q seu perfil é esse akakakakka
@@batatafedida2806 wtf
@@batatafedida2806 wtf
@@batatafedida2806 wtf
I was like : oh yea imma give this a listen
6 mins in : vibing like crazy jumping around in my bed. Rach is too much
Second and third movement will be published tomorrow, Rach3 in the course of this week.
Thank. You.
Rach 3 with ossia cadenza?
I guess;)
@@PianoAdventure I dont believe you
2nd: th-cam.com/video/Sh5thWDUmGw/w-d-xo.html
3rd: th-cam.com/video/xktb56Y2Y1g/w-d-xo.html
Cool stuff
haha thanks:D nice to see you here;)
I've uploaded this same piece 8 hours before you published yours, what are the chances? Mine is coming live later today
yeah
PianoAdventure could you upload the midi link?
Hi!
Note to self:
no, you can not pay this. you are in the middle of learning something else and you are not a virtuoso. maybe in 3 years.
Ikr, I just started learning it for fun ( solo version ) but it would take me forever to learn it properly :/
I recognise that speedsubeshop cubing mat a mile away.
@@Deeznutsmynamejeff21 haha this is a really old profile photo so I don't really notice it anymore
thought the same for chopin concerto 1... at 5 minute mark now. just put in time and effort and any piece is possible... no joke
@@ChopinSchubert True, I'm definitely not giving up on rach no.2 because I also think it's possible to do almost anything with enough time and dedication.
Play 0:30 and onwards at 1.25x speed.
My hands are too small to play this.
Okay. I hope it doesn’t sound terrible with some notes missing.
9:21 underrated
Wonderful music!
Fav concerto thanks so much. Cant wait for the 2nd mvt (aka the best mvt) dont @me
Forgot this was uploaded a year ago...
@Em
Nah fam... Mvt. 1 all the way
come through, celine dion!! 🤌
(this is joke btw :)) )
i love u for this
Thanks!:D
Awesome video!
Thanks:D
One of my best pieces..❤
probably gonna die trying to learn this but I’ll give it a shot xD
Your am ambitious guy, I saw your to learn playlist, how many years have you been playing piano?
lambo99k hoker haha, yep. I’ve been playing since I was about 4, I’m 16 now (:
aimee fnm then that won’t be so hard for you, like 2 - 4 hours per day practicing this you can manage to play it in 1 month or less
lambo99k hoker I’ll try 😊
I'm learning that too! I'm in like 1/3 of the first movement.
2:17, 3:34
素晴らしい
4:10 8:48 8:06
Used to play a lot of Beatmania back in the day; I could read the note scroll pretty easily and could see myself learning it within a few months...until 2:20 lol.
Mind you, it's also obviously far easier to learn a 7-key controller than an 88-key one.
Would help a lot if both hands were different colors.
You choose yourself what you want each hand to be playing tho, that’s the best part of it... plus it’s kinda instinctual: the melody octaves and the stuff inbetween them you play with the right and the arpeggios with the left; or in the parts where there’s only arpeggios like early on, you start with the left and go with it until it feels the best to switch over to the right, and repeat for each bass note
It is only played with one hand
Than play it with one hand😑
Why would that change anything?
Sabrina Chen rachmaninoff sometimes had bizarre left and right hand separation ( look at C sharp minor prelude) this created the best emphasis one some notes, and therefore best tone and colour. So it’s very useful.
This arrangement is so good that I thought this piece wa only written for solo piano
It's not an arrangement
Dude is you are at every rach 2 vid @rach2
bruh 😂
Something is off, i remember watching this video 1 month ago, yet it clearly says that it was uploaded today...
xD Maybe you are able to see the future;) You should think about going into investment banking;)
@@PianoAdventure haha I'll take that into consideration!
0:14 Right Hand?
PeDaL
Plus rachmaninoff could reach a 13th
You have to reach a 10th chord in the left hand
RH is easier, just play C-Db and C-D with thumb. But in LH, if your hand span is not enough, you have to roll these intro chords. Or play lower F as a grace note.
Wait, how many fingers do I need for this?
2:13 ×cis eis → ○d eis ???
이걸 보고 시각장애인 피아니스트가 더욱 존경스러워 졌습니다
hello, its very good, what app did you use for this?
2:28 7:53
Can you solo an orchestra please?
RazzerRaw that would be great for the 10 pianists here who can play the first 5 seconds😂
@@antonygonzalez1672 i feel attacked
素晴らしい👏
excellent
My guy
4:07
2:15
@@joshuapinkham one of my favorite moments. I started to learn this piece a few weeks ago and almost got there!
素晴らしい！
4:30 is just impossible, if a person can do that it's not human
It’s easy 😂
Many people have done it wdym 💀
There are some errors in wrong notes. Please Read and listen more carefully next time.
Space dementia :)
Kazarox Yeah rachmoninoff was Matt Bellamy’s inspiration
In your eyes, and peace will arise...
And tear us apart...
And make us meaningless...
Again...
@@elijahkoenig729 Hell Yeah
Wrong notes at 1:35
Some of the notes are incorrect, is this a human playing?
no
Estoy intentando aprender, mis dedos no llegan jaja a tocar 5 notas con esa distribución XD
1:36
Not A#
F#
😭😭😭
I think I'm pianoconcerto2sexual
1.5 x
This rhythm is as fast as Iida xD
shut the fuck up
Annoyingly out of tempo
this is a disgrace
Why???
@@ilovemycatrussell9298 listen to a real performance and you will understand
too long haha
this is literally a pretty short first movement, most first movements of concertos are 15-25 minutes long
Something ur gf will never say to u
6:15
Brighttz ABSOLUTE BANGER
Let's be honest that was what we were all here for
Aldo Ringo why are we here?
I like how that part is close to Sokolov’s version
Came here hoping someone would know how to describe this part, because I want to find a guitar cover of someone doing this so I can learn it. Any ideas 💡 please let me know
2:31
3:57
8:02
3:41
6:20
2:32
2:17
7:53
4:11
6:16
8:01
0:06
2:32
2:14
6:15
6:22