I agree with you, it's not the amount of time, but the quality that matters. Same here with the practicing. I just don't even keep track. One day it might be 20 mins, another, it might be 3 hours stretched out over a 24 hour period.
Dear Ms. Tiffany, Thank you so much for sharing! I studied classical guitar for 40 yrs but switched to Piano at 65 and am always searching out the new young brilliant pianists of today. My career was Architecture (retired) and now build guitars and ukuleles...the point being; it is wonderful to see the diversity in your goals and aspirations. Thanks again, your playing is always an inspiration for an aspiring pianist!❤
Wow Tiffany, I never use to listen to classical music so much. But I fell in love with Chopin and hearing you play his music, just blew me away... but I guess you always get that from everyone... really hope to meet you one day. I think that Classical music will be my new love from now on. Amazing... Love All You're Videos. You're so Humble!!! Can't help but admire your work.
Some time since I last watched and I missed this one first time around. Strong, clear and precise gestures from Tiffany. Becoming more familiar with Tiffany's US language and cultural upbringing. A great ambition in understanding and performing this western art form, enrichened with Tiffany's life experiences.
Tiffany, I've watched you videos for years and I'm still struck by you being such a genuinely good and kindly spirit. You are such a likeable person. Best of luck for your continued career success. The Schumann Davidsbundlertanze you recently did live was really wonderful!
I think focus on your study, piano practice, and enjoy your personal time, the youtube thing is secondary. One update per week or month, our appreciation for watching a talented person like you is still the same :) Cheers from New Zealand.
OMG you're so sweet and you're also my favorite pianist at the moment. Could you give some study and practice tips? Do you think anyone can get there and play that amazing 'Mazeppa' or only the gifted ones who started at early age?
Mazepaa is a bit too much in my opinion. That piece is like too much but technically anyone can learn in if there is no limit to how long you can take to learn it
Gosh. She’s “only” practicing three hours a day who’s is not too much compared to other pianists at her level and doesn’t even do it as her job. And all this at such young age. Just saw your performance of the Spanish Rhapsody the speed and dynamics are out of this world. You are incredibly talented you just motivated me to practice more like three hours instead of two in a day maybe I can play at least a few Chopin Etudes then. Unbelievable. You’re just my age. Dig you!
Thank you Tiffany for all the great video content you put up. I am not a classical pianist but I am learning a Chopin etude for in my enjoyment. It's a nice way to spend lockdown and your performance is what inspired me to start learning it. It's opened up my mind and my world tremendously. There is a universe of exercises that I can spend hours working through just from that one piece. I enjoy it all. Thanks for sharing a bit of the hard work you do to make your performances so great. Stay well.
You seem like such a regular person when you talk (I also watched your video when you played Richard Wagner's piano) even like someone I could have as a friend; but you seem so elegant when you play like you are in a very different world. I doubt there are very many incredibly accomplished pianists like you that can actually be regular people as well. Thank you for showing this side of you.
I just watched you playing the "Moonlight"; it was my first experience with your pianistics. Smooth and enjoyable. I'm an old Brazilian man, 72 years old, 62 listening classics. For some time now I'm visiting young players. I say: liking your style.
真是太不可思议了，我觉得你已经是一个concert pianist， you are already a concert pianist and I've watched a lot of videos that you played and you really sock me, I really admire you 实在是太佩服你了，你比我见过的任何一个音乐学院的同学都要厉害并且美丽
Sooo nice to see you talking. As pianists we aren't used to talk to the camera, but for me you did great!! Yes, that human connection is something very important with the fans... Thank you for your work promoting the classical music, even tho you have so many things to do!! Keep the good work. Thanks for the effort on making the video... 🎹😊 Bye byee
I picked up your CD and it makes my boring commute much more pleasant. I hadn’t realized you had a TH-cam channel. Next time you do a Q&A, it would be interesting to hear about studying philosophy and if it has changed your outlook on life. Keep up the good work!
She's right it's the quality of practice not the quantity-practice doesn't make perfect, practice makes permanent. Also to improve you have to spend time working on your weak points.
Good for you that you are interested in philosophy which is a very broad and fascinating subject. You are a lovely person....so refreshing to see one so talented that is not arrogant!!!
Thank you Tiffany for these talks that I really enjoy. It's so nice to get to know you more as a person, but of course, your piano playing is just amazing and beautiful. Unfortunately, I don't play any musical instruments, but I really enjoy listening to classical piano.
Very nice to know about your interest for Philosophy! I met Philosophy through Music, and it´s great because being a Pianist demands an experience which access lots of internal skills, mental activities, besides all the discipline we need to get anything! So, it´s a deep and practical path to self-knowledge, and Philosophy comes to expand all that in several levels! I think that Musical experience really helps us to understand Philosophy yet in other deep levels!
Just from past experience I've found that quality of practice is what determines whether I improve (hands separate, small sections, staccato, slow, rhythms, reading the score away from the piano) but that more time is needed in proportion to the amount of repertoire I want to take on, especially being on a semester system where there's a set time for the batch of pieces in a given semester.
I have to be in the mood also. I try to play pieces I like. That is motivating. Also, if guests come over, have them sing a song as you play. That is motivating. You will want to expand your number of songs so others will like joining you with their singing. Also, if another instrument player comes over, great fun. You play piano, guest plays guitar or bass. Sing in harmony together. Starting a small band is a motivator. Flute players welcomed. Drummers and trumpet players- I like, but the neighbors do not. Sometimes the neighbors knock on the wall for us to quiet down. Then, after initially feeling guilty, it's time for a shower and sex.
Tiffany! I think you are a breath of fresh air. I play too! Listening to you helps me lass. Thank you. Maybe one day I can repay the favour. From a fan; Who agrees with your practicing schedule. John
What I hear about optimal practice time from professionals is very similar to what you’re saying. The most particular thing I always hear is “Your brain wont be able to handle more than 4 hours of practice”. Not meaning you will go insane, meaning your brain wont really take the extra practice in. It needs time to rest and absorb what you’ve learned before the next day. End all, it comes down to quality exponentially more than quantity Btw, your playing posture was better when you were 2 than mine is today
You have also a beautiful voice besides a great talent to perform those classical pieces I have heard and seen on youtube. My seven-year-old daughter is watching you.
That is a difficult question to answer, even though I’m just an amateur who is self taught, I don’t really call at practice, because I love playing so much, it doesn’t matter if I’m playing for people, or by myself, it doesn’t matter if I’m rehearsing or giving a performance. To me, it’s all the same, I have the same enthusiasm, and the same joy, so it’s not really practice, it’s just playing, constantly trying to improve my skills…..BUT, if I had to differentiate, I would say, I am playing for myself, or I am playing a concert, obviously, during a concert, I’m much more focused, otherwise, I’ll play whatever I feel like playing, and switch songs right in the middle of another song. Not sure if it’s the same for people on your level, but I would imagine it probably is, because aside from the dedication, the bigger aspect is the love of what you do. And when you love something as much as I love playing, it’s not practice, and it’s not work, it’s pure joy.
Could you upload a video in which you are learning a complete new piece of music?? Explaining us how do you start learning, and how is your learning process? Always want to know how great pianists aproach new material! thanks a lot!!
Oh my goodness! A Columbia University Philosophy Major. You are so amazing! Please do keep up the good work. Yes, definitely VLOG a day at both schools. What year are you in college? Sophomore, junior or senior? Great job talking to us through the camera.
Hi Tiffany, I just subscribed, Classical music is cool but so is jazz! 😊 Dang, I just looked at some of your other videos, I didn't know you are already a major force in Classical piano, good for you!! 😆
Here’s some tip for you my dear: you have a lot of fans in Brazil (me for example). We basically have free access to Facebook here. So is easier watching your videos and read your posts there!!!! So, I would always post there!!! By the ways, great video!! I always find interesting when you guys talk about daily routine. I think you should do that once a month (at least)!!!!
OMG...I randomly clicked on that video and I felt in love with you! I play piano intensively (classical music mostly), I wish to study philosophy, I want my knowledge to grow and i want to look like you...🤗
That vlog sounds really fun! Also loved the video! I was surprised at how little you practice but it makes sense considering the other things you have going on
Im not sure how i got to watching this video. But i recognised your name from your moonlight sonata video which i watched a while back. Anyway, you had me at: "get people to appreciate classical music". you have yourself a new fan. I inherited my love for classical music from my grandmother. Im 23, and i would love some more people my age to talk about classical music with.
Thank you for this video! Thank you for playing classical music...ya...it's less popular, but it's beautiful and it is really much more appreciated. Never get tired of classical, unlike pop music...haha. Thanks again, Tiffany! Keep it up! Yes, vlog !
hey, i have been following you since a long time ago, but i didnt know you started doing this kind of videos... im so glad because i think there is almost no profesional pianists today that we get to know and specially learn from them... its so cool to hear your experiences and toughts on playing and practicing .. i really hope you keep doing this :)
Great video, Tiffany! I think the vlog would be a great idea. Have you considered posting content such as your methods for learning repertoire quickly, memorization, and other things of that nature? It would be really interesting to hear about your routine. Anyways, I enjoyed the video and hope to see you make more!
Hi Tiffinay, I'd LOVE for you to do an interview with Mr. Michael White (theory teacher at Juilliard)! I also would like to see the doors of the practice rooms at Juilliard. When I was there, they had metal slots bolted onto the doors to put your ID card. The guard would walk up and down the hallways. If you stopped practicing for more than 5 minutes, you got kicked out!
Hi Tiffany, This is a nice video with the questions and answers. I have watched all your videos - your playing is marvelous - and I would like to make a suggestion. Could you make a video of 'A day in the life of a concert pianist' (featuring, of course, you) in much the same style as a video I saw on TH-cam called 'A day in the life of a ballerina' which was about Yuhui Choe, a dancer with the Royal Ballet in London. It followed her through her day, and lasted about nine minutes. You get to know the person, and their thoughts and feelings. Is there any way of knowing when you'll do a livecast (?) on TH-cam again? I would love to be able to ask a question. Finally, I used to watch Marc-Andre Hamelin playing Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 because he's amazing (his improvisation towards the end of the piece is incredible), but now I've seen you play it, yours is the best!
Thank you, guys! I hear you want a vlog, so I just posted one: th-cam.com/video/SYbNanalZGM/w-d-xo.html
Seeing red. Very much so for the great news of your next live performance. See you soon. Untill next time.
why Philosophy? do you plan to go to law school in the future?
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You're awesome not only at pianist, but as a person also
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I agree with you, it's not the amount of time, but the quality that matters. Same here with the practicing. I just don't even keep track. One day it might be 20 mins, another, it might be 3 hours stretched out over a 24 hour period.
A two year old who can spend 2 hours doing one thing.. Didn't know persons like that existed.
Thank you for sharing with everyone on the interwebs.
Vlogs would be great! Do what you feel comfortable doing. =)
Your voice is so soothing. It's as relaxing as hearing you play the piano. Yes, we would love it if you do a vlog of your day at columbia :)
The girl is very polite and watchable indeed
Dear Ms. Tiffany, Thank you so much for sharing! I studied classical guitar for 40 yrs but switched to Piano at 65 and am always searching out the new young brilliant pianists of today. My career was Architecture (retired) and now build guitars and ukuleles...the point being; it is wonderful to see the diversity in your goals and aspirations. Thanks again, your playing is always an inspiration for an aspiring pianist!❤
Wow Tiffany, I never use to listen to classical music so much. But I fell in love with Chopin and hearing you play his music, just blew me away... but I guess you always get that from everyone... really hope to meet you one day. I think that Classical music will be my new love from now on. Amazing... Love All You're Videos. You're so Humble!!! Can't help but admire your work.
Some time since I last watched and I missed this one first time around. Strong, clear and precise gestures from Tiffany. Becoming more familiar with Tiffany's US language and cultural upbringing. A great ambition in understanding and performing this western art form, enrichened with Tiffany's life experiences.
Tiffany, I've watched you videos for years and I'm still struck by you being such a genuinely good and kindly spirit. You are such a likeable person. Best of luck for your continued career success. The Schumann Davidsbundlertanze you recently did live was really wonderful!
I think focus on your study, piano practice, and enjoy your personal time, the youtube thing is secondary. One update per week or month, our appreciation for watching a talented person like you is still the same :) Cheers from New Zealand.
OMG you're so sweet and you're also my favorite pianist at the moment.
Could you give some study and practice tips? Do you think anyone can get there and play that amazing 'Mazeppa' or only the gifted ones who started at early age?
Mazepaa is a bit too much in my opinion. That piece is like too much but technically anyone can learn in if there is no limit to how long you can take to learn it
I WOULD LOVE A VLOG!!!!
Gosh. She’s “only” practicing three hours a day who’s is not too much compared to other pianists at her level and doesn’t even do it as her job. And all this at such young age. Just saw your performance of the Spanish Rhapsody the speed and dynamics are out of this world. You are incredibly talented you just motivated me to practice more like three hours instead of two in a day maybe I can play at least a few Chopin Etudes then. Unbelievable. You’re just my age. Dig you!
Niklas Schöniger I normally practice 3 hours a day, I am 15 and I don’t know if I will choose piano career or not
Thank you Tiffany for all the great video content you put up. I am not a classical pianist but I am learning a Chopin etude for in my enjoyment. It's a nice way to spend lockdown and your performance is what inspired me to start learning it. It's opened up my mind and my world tremendously. There is a universe of exercises that I can spend hours working through just from that one piece. I enjoy it all. Thanks for sharing a bit of the hard work you do to make your performances so great. Stay well.
You seem like such a regular person when you talk (I also watched your video when you played Richard Wagner's piano) even like someone I could have as a friend; but you seem so elegant when you play like you are in a very different world. I doubt there are very many incredibly accomplished pianists like you that can actually be regular people as well. Thank you for showing this side of you.
I just watched you playing the "Moonlight"; it was my first experience with your pianistics. Smooth and enjoyable. I'm an old Brazilian man, 72 years old, 62 listening classics. For some time now I'm visiting young players. I say: liking your style.
Such a Pure Persona and One who is Fulfilling Life's Purpose. Enjoy Your Journey
This is definitely refreshing to see haha. Love the video!
EDIT: Vlog is yes!
真是太不可思议了，我觉得你已经是一个concert pianist， you are already a concert pianist and I've watched a lot of videos that you played and you really sock me, I really admire you 实在是太佩服你了，你比我见过的任何一个音乐学院的同学都要厉害并且美丽
Sooo nice to see you talking. As pianists we aren't used to talk to the camera, but for me you did great!! Yes, that human connection is something very important with the fans... Thank you for your work promoting the classical music, even tho you have so many things to do!! Keep the good work. Thanks for the effort on making the video... 🎹😊 Bye byee
You are such a goof ball and a fun person and I love it! You seem like such a fun person and yet you play such beautiful music! Love the channel!
OMG you're so cute!!
I thought you were a robot but now I see I was mistaken
Came back to this video after seeing the community post about it a few minutes ago. Lovely times!
Yes! Please do a vlog. I would love to see that.
I picked up your CD and it makes my boring commute much more pleasant. I hadn’t realized you had a TH-cam channel. Next time you do a Q&A, it would be interesting to hear about studying philosophy and if it has changed your outlook on life. Keep up the good work!
Glad my music is part of your commute! I just talked about philosophy in a new video: th-cam.com/video/qMjLTiPLxhE/w-d-xo.html
Great video tiffany! Do a video to show us, how is a day in juilliard please :D
I would loovee a 'Day in my life'!😍
She's right it's the quality of practice not the quantity-practice doesn't make perfect, practice makes permanent. Also to improve you have to spend time working on your weak points.
Good for you that you are interested in philosophy which is a very broad and fascinating subject.
You are a lovely person....so refreshing to see one so talented that is not arrogant!!!
Thank you Tiffany for these talks that I really enjoy. It's so nice to get to know you more as a person, but of course, your piano playing is just amazing and beautiful. Unfortunately, I don't play any musical instruments, but I really enjoy listening to classical piano.
wow! hours on a toy piano!Like that sure hint of genius
Very nice to know about your interest for Philosophy! I met Philosophy through Music, and it´s great because being a Pianist demands an experience which access lots of internal skills, mental activities, besides all the discipline we need to get anything! So, it´s a deep and practical path to self-knowledge, and Philosophy comes to expand all that in several levels! I think that Musical experience really helps us to understand Philosophy yet in other deep levels!
How great to share the person you are beyond the performances. Charming!
There use to be classical and jazz radio stations in many cities. But seldom now. So hope the internet can expose young people to this good music.
Just from past experience I've found that quality of practice is what determines whether I improve (hands separate, small sections, staccato, slow, rhythms, reading the score away from the piano) but that more time is needed in proportion to the amount of repertoire I want to take on, especially being on a semester system where there's a set time for the batch of pieces in a given semester.
Please do a video where you show us a piece you have not started before so we can see the process!!!! Thank you so much
I love you Tiffany! I love your music!! It reaches my heart ❤️
What a sensible young lady, I'm impressed.
I would love a vlog! I love seeing inside of the lives of world-class performers. you can learn soo much
Ohhhh, I want every young person to hear your wonderful music. Too many never will, and certainly never at school here in UK. Likewise, philosophy!
Ms. Soon is a remarkable talent, a delightful person and a great inspiration!!
Thank You Tiffany, your music is beautifull . Keep playing. I wish you to become a great artist like yuja wang
I guess I'll start to watch all these videos.
I literally get simply piano ads telling me that scales aren't important 💀
i love the first video,
i am lazy to practice sometimes only once a week,help!!!!!God bless you Tiffany
I have to be in the mood also. I try to play pieces I like. That is motivating. Also, if guests come over, have them sing a song as you play. That is motivating. You will want to expand your number of songs so others will like joining you with their singing. Also, if another instrument player comes over, great fun. You play piano, guest plays guitar or bass. Sing in harmony together. Starting a small band is a motivator. Flute players welcomed. Drummers and trumpet players- I like, but the neighbors do not. Sometimes the neighbors knock on the wall for us to quiet down. Then, after initially feeling guilty, it's time for a shower and sex.
Tiffany! I think you are a breath of fresh air. I play too! Listening to you helps me lass. Thank you. Maybe one day I can repay the favour. From a fan; Who agrees with your practicing schedule. John
YAAS YAAS YAAS please vlog!!! Thanks so much Tiffany!!
What I hear about optimal practice time from professionals is very similar to what you’re saying. The most particular thing I always hear is “Your brain wont be able to handle more than 4 hours of practice”. Not meaning you will go insane, meaning your brain wont really take the extra practice in. It needs time to rest and absorb what you’ve learned before the next day. End all, it comes down to quality exponentially more than quantity
Btw, your playing posture was better when you were 2 than mine is today
I really enjoyed watching this video, Tiffany. You have a delightful vibe !
You have also a beautiful voice besides a great talent to perform those classical pieces I have heard and seen on youtube. My seven-year-old daughter is watching you.
So glad that youtube recommended your channel! I look forward to seeing more videos like this as well as your recordings! :)
That is a difficult question to answer, even though I’m just an amateur who is self taught, I don’t really call at practice, because I love playing so much, it doesn’t matter if I’m playing for people, or by myself, it doesn’t matter if I’m rehearsing or giving a performance. To me, it’s all the same, I have the same enthusiasm, and the same joy, so it’s not really practice, it’s just playing, constantly trying to improve my skills…..BUT, if I had to differentiate, I would say, I am playing for myself, or I am playing a concert, obviously, during a concert, I’m much more focused, otherwise, I’ll play whatever I feel like playing, and switch songs right in the middle of another song. Not sure if it’s the same for people on your level, but I would imagine it probably is, because aside from the dedication, the bigger aspect is the love of what you do. And when you love something as much as I love playing, it’s not practice, and it’s not work, it’s pure joy.
Wow, you are human! Nice to hear you speaking. Please do more.
Your vlog is so great! Any advice on how to start learning/memorising new scores effectively? Thank u !
I'm working on my Grade 8 piano at the moment and you're such a huge inspiration for me!! Thank you for making time to upload :)
I practice several hours a day (to show I should know), but I still don’t understand wtf the grade thing is. Please help
And how’s that going
Liked before watching - and yes we would love to see more of you .
Could you upload a video in which you are learning a complete new piece of music?? Explaining us how do you start learning, and how is your learning process? Always want to know how great pianists aproach new material! thanks a lot!!
Oh my goodness! A Columbia University Philosophy Major. You are so amazing! Please do keep up the good work. Yes, definitely VLOG a day at both schools. What year are you in college? Sophomore, junior or senior? Great job talking to us through the camera.
You're wonderful, Tiffany!!!!!
wow I love this please do more of this
Hi Tiffany,
I just subscribed, Classical music is cool but so is jazz! 😊 Dang, I just looked at some of your other videos, I didn't know you are already a major force in Classical piano, good for you!! 😆
Here’s some tip for you my dear: you have a lot of fans in Brazil (me for example). We basically have free access to Facebook here. So is easier watching your videos and read your posts there!!!! So, I would always post there!!!
By the ways, great video!! I always find interesting when you guys talk about daily routine. I think you should do that once a month (at least)!!!!
Passion AND Quality you posses, you are awsome!!!
I completely love your stuff! especially Chopin you play :) keep playing! Greetings from Poland!
OMG...I randomly clicked on that video and I felt in love with you! I play piano intensively (classical music mostly), I wish to study philosophy, I want my knowledge to grow and i want to look like you...🤗
So this is where the Tiffany Poon personality all began :-)
You are incredible... I would love to hear more!
That vlog sounds really fun! Also loved the video! I was surprised at how little you practice but it makes sense considering the other things you have going on
YESSSS PLEASE VLOG!!!
Im not sure how i got to watching this video. But i recognised your name from your moonlight sonata video which i watched a while back. Anyway, you had me at: "get people to appreciate classical music". you have yourself a new fan. I inherited my love for classical music from my grandmother. Im 23, and i would love some more people my age to talk about classical music with.
Thank you so much!! Knowing there's another person like you who appreciates classical music always makes me happy :)
ohh you replied. im speechless haha
Thank you for this video! Thank you for playing classical music...ya...it's less popular, but it's beautiful and it is really much more appreciated. Never get tired of classical, unlike pop music...haha. Thanks again, Tiffany! Keep it up! Yes, vlog !
Wow. Just watched your latest and thought to come back to your first. Crazy.
Good luck! You are a great musician! Y can´t understand very well the english language, but I can understand your music!
Coming back here after 2 years and seeing you hoping to play in halls LOL
hey, i have been following you since a long time ago, but i didnt know you started doing this kind of videos... im so glad because i think there is almost no profesional pianists today that we get to know and specially learn from them... its so cool to hear your experiences and toughts on playing and practicing .. i really hope you keep doing this :)
You are awesome - thanks for being you!!!🥰
A holy melody can bring you to the level of prophecy. Music is the foundation of true attachment to God. ~Rebbe Nachman, Likutey Moharan I, 3
i hope you will perform in Singapore one day , i will be waiting for that day to come.
You are literally the sweetest person ever♡
VLOGGGGGGG PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEASSSSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes yes yes yes!! Yes to vlogging!!
do what makes you happy, don't worry about what other people say....
Great video, Tiffany! I think the vlog would be a great idea. Have you considered posting content such as your methods for learning repertoire quickly, memorization, and other things of that nature? It would be really interesting to hear about your routine. Anyways, I enjoyed the video and hope to see you make more!
YAY ILYSM! You're amazing!!! Keep it up :D
Hi Tiffinay,
I'd LOVE for you to do an interview with Mr. Michael White (theory teacher at Juilliard)!
I also would like to see the doors of the practice rooms at Juilliard.
When I was there, they had metal slots bolted onto the doors to put your ID card.
The guard would walk up and down the hallways.
If you stopped practicing for more than 5 minutes, you got kicked out!
You're really inspirational ! I'm ashamed of my past laziness and procrastination. :)
It would be awesome if you could vlog! Love your videos :)
You're a great pianist. (Fan from HK!)
Awesome. You're just having fun. You're much gifted and beautiful. GOD Bless Tiffany. 😍
You are a real Genius!
Thank you so much for doing this!
A DAY IN THE LIFE YES PLS 🙏🏼❤️
Ling Ling practice 40 hours a day, you should too
Last time I kungpao your chickens, next time I sechua your peppas and mappu your tofu
Haha -there are only 24 hours in a day- hello twosetter,
Love your work Tiffany.
Anyone saw Tiffany's recently post and come back to this video
(Her voice was quite high compared to now btw.
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4/12/2023
Thank you so much for this! You're the best!
dude i started like 2 months ago i cant read music i play by ear and im improving i guess... your the bestt!!! a great inspiration!!
Hi Tiffany,
This is a nice video with the questions and answers. I have watched all your videos - your playing is marvelous - and I would like to make a suggestion. Could you make a video of 'A day in the life of a concert pianist' (featuring, of course, you) in much the same style as a video I saw on TH-cam called 'A day in the life of a ballerina' which was about Yuhui Choe, a dancer with the Royal Ballet in London. It followed her through her day, and lasted about nine minutes. You get to know the person, and their thoughts and feelings.
Is there any way of knowing when you'll do a livecast (?) on TH-cam again? I would love to be able to ask a question. Finally, I used to watch Marc-Andre Hamelin playing Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 because he's amazing (his improvisation towards the end of the piece is incredible), but now I've seen you play it, yours is the best!
Vlogs !!! Please do vlogs !! I dream of seeing you spend a day in Columbia Uni and Juilliard ! 😍😍
Btw, is english your mother tongue ?