i tried learning this and no one know how stupid the rhythms are until they play it. what psychopath put triplets that start on the sixteenth of the first beat OVER NORMAL SIXTEENTH NOTES WTF??? anyway this is incredible, every note is so clean and it's performed so well. you're a phenomenal pianist update: i just finished this piece 3 weeks after picking this song back up lmao
马鑫焕 like if you honestly think this composition by Chopin is as devilish as you make it out to be due to polyrhythms, then you must be an amateur pianist still learning polyrhythms. Most pianists with around 5-6 years experience have these simple polyrhythms essentially embedded into their muscle memory. If you want something that IS challenging, then listen to Sorabji, or late Scriabin sonatas - - these have much more sophisticated rhythms.
It's actually not that nice living next to a musician. Most of the time it's just one part of a song over and over and over and over and over until they get it right.
This is one of the most mechanically clean, emotionally intense playings of this piece I have ever seen. I would have left you a video response of my attempt at it, but I don't think you can do that on youtube anymore. Great job man, really fantastic stuff
I agree with the guy above me. This is also probably one of the best performances I've heard, but man Daniil Trifonov is a completely different beast, he is fucking wild
All the other performances I've seen of this piece so far feel pretty soulless most of the time. Serious props to the poster of the video! I'll be checking out this Daniel Trifonov guy.
This man is underrated asf, i wouldve thought he has at least 100k subs Edit: Guys I feel like a dad now, he really hit it, Congrats on 100k William, you deserve it!!
There's two types of pianists: the ones who learn & follow the notes... or the ones who feel the music and move with it. You sir, are the second. Amazing.
For anyone who's struggling with the polyrhythms: Nahre Sol has a great video on it! I thought it helped a lot to "memorize" the sound of the rhythm by tapping on a table.
I hope you were able to figure it out. There are two methods imo. One is just to focus on the notes where the left and right hand line up. The notes in between you ignore, but just focus on the goal of every 4th note on the right hand lines up with every 3rd note on the left hand. You have to play in short bursts. The other method is play extremely slow to begin with. It requires a bit of fractions. If the 3 notes on the left hand happen at beat 1, 2, and 3, then the 4 notes on the right hand happen at beat 0.75, 1.5, 2.25, and 3.0. However, if you treat every note the right hand plays as 4 beats, then your left hand plays notes on beats 4, 8, and 12. The right hand plays notes on beats 3, 6, 9, and 12. This is extremely slow because you're breaking 16th notes down into 4 beats... but it's what I did and it worked.
@@dustdukk2832 Yeah for sure, that piece is difficult when playing slow, I find that you need to have some speed, almost like momentum. Just like how riding a bike is much hard when you are going extremely slow.
It's amazing to think about composing this. Even thinking about these weird note timing is hard, not to talk about playing them. Amazing job dude! You play so well!!
99.9 % of performances today use the paderewski edition from 1910, who, in some way corrected chopin. If you look at the urtext editon (Wydanie Narodowe from 2010) the writing for the lowest voice is pretty horrible, so i think chopin could dislike this piece
Just wanted to say that people like you are the reason I’ve started getting into classical! I’m a big fan of metal but watching beautiful pieces like this being played so perfectly makes me want to hear more and more!
He even close his eyes and don’t look at the keayboard!!He’s such an inspiration!I play piano like 6-8 years know I guess but I had during that time no time and motivation and had a huge break for like 1-2 years and now I regret that I didn’t took it seriously.So I need really much time to learn those hard pieces.I‘m a little sad while hearing those pieces while happy to hearing at it…I hope I‘m not the only one who has such an experience like me…💔❤️🩹
How the heck can this performance ONLY have 300k views??? This was brilliant!! Thank you so much for explaining what you are doing while playing! I love it! :)
As a kid I would wait for my piano lesson to begin and for about two months the lady who was the student before me would be playing this piece beautifully. Nothing compares to hearing it in person.
Underrated af. PLEASE blow up! You deserve it. Love classical music and love your virtuosic mastery of the piano. As a noob pianist watching these are unreal to me. You deserve so much more credit and I really hope you play many more amazing and beautiful pieces like this
The fact that will is able to play both the right hand and left hand so clear with each note not being pulled or too short is amazing, my notes always pull a bit because of pedal, AND THE GODDAMN FINGERING OF THIS PIECE
The comedy and memes coupled with the piano in your videos is just great. Also, I really really like listening to your piano, it sounds awesome the way you play it. Good luck in the future!
Why does everyone says he hates it? He threw it away, that's it. He didn't give a public condemnation on it, it was just in his trash, a piece very similar to another piece by a different composer at the time. Love it when minor misinformation goes mainstream to the point where it becomes real.
I love the subtitles in your videos. They bring a lot of personality and entertainment to what would otherwise just be another impressive video. Keep up the great work :)
How can you just have 2020 subs. You deserve a lot more and I can promise you that you will become big on TH-cam. I’ve just started playing the piano and this is making me so impressed and motivated. Keep it up!
For some weird reason, whenever I see a classical piece performed in a "practice" setting, I gain a newfound appreciation for the piece and the pianist (subbed to this channel :) ). Always makes me regret giving up piano and not being more diligent with practicing when I had lessons, now I just play for funzies. Your technique is amazing and every note sounds so pristine. Keep this up!!!
I listened to/played so much Chopin when I was younger that I got a bit fed up of his pieces. Your comments beneath the vid kept me watching despite me really disliking the start of this piece (just too many notes at once, like just pick a few) and I really loved reading your 'thoughts' throughout the piece. Don't stop!
You played this SO EXTREMELY WELL!! It’s really fantastic to listen to and I love the little facts you put in there. As a piano beginner, I hope I’ll be able to one day have 0.1% of your skill 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Although I’ve listened to this piece thousands of times, your interpretation is sooooo impressive! Keep going!!! I really enjoy your practice videos (and also short videos🤣)
I would love to hear you play some of the lesser known piano repertoire like late Liszt etc Bc I find it hard to listen to but with your commentary it would probably make sense and I’d enjoy it!! Excellent job!!!
ok but this is SO GOOD?! I love how clearly you can hear the right hand and the way you put both hands together is veryy clean, thank you for this amazing performance!!
This is some of the most impressive piano work ive seen in a long time, you must be some sort of competition pianist right? this is crazy!! I know youve been getting a lot of requests, but man i'd love to see you approach some Art Tatum or Monk, I gotta see what those stride skills look like on stride piano lol
I am 81 yo and so happy that my mother taught me to appreciate classical music. I studied piano for a while but now mainly just enjoy hearing such beauty. Do you have albums? I would love just to have this great musical beauty playing for hours!
For pieces of this difficulty memorizing is it what all pianists do. So much practice is required that you will build up muscle memory and be able to play the piece from your memory. That's really not that special. What's special is the ability to play with such clarity
Awesome performance! Keeping up with your unique video style haha. It’s funny and educational at the same time! Sometime you should try to do verbal commentary while playing instead of post-production 😄. I agree, that ending is like the sun coming out! The op 27 no 1 c#- Nocturne has the same effect at the end - do you play that one?
Yes, please don’t let how many years or even months or weeks of experience limit what you want to play. I am 18 but I started playing around 15 and a bit before 16 i started learning moonlight sonata 3rd movement and had it down after 17. In the middle of moonlight sonata I had started to learn op25 no11 chopin etude. It will be hard but as long as you have the same intense desire to learn piano I have jo doubt you can do it. Just remember to start slow and take it in very very small segments. I also started learning random things like the skyrim theme and a couple anime themes in a simple way and made them complicated in my own way to improve. So for the skyrim theme which was the first thing I learned, I played an extremely simple version off of TH-cam and started adding my own things like chords, octaves and such. Good luck with your piano journey, I hope youll do well because it is a very mentally and emotionally rewarding hobby.
Chopin isn’t played with the fingers, it’s played with the heart. You simply can’t play Chopin without intense emotion and musicality. You did so perfectly! Bravo!
Hey! I love the way you play, and the accuracy of your tempo is great! I was wondering if you could consider a request for the song “Winter Wind”. It starts out slow and rushes into a fast chorus… it just a fun piece that I don’t see many people play :D
omg i just found this channel and you've singlehandedly inspired me to pick up piano again! i haven't played in a year since i stopped private lessons before starting college. but learning a classical piece by myself has always been something i've wanted to do and the way you've performed this piece with such musicality and deliberate musical choices is so beautiful that it makes me want to play piano again :') and your commentary is always fun to read lol anyway i hope you continue to amaze us with your videos
Your commentary and great playing connects me to the music in a way I haven't experienced with classical. It almost always comes accross as edgy pretentious note diarrhea full of cliché cheesy melodies to me. Fantastic playing and video
Your face is perfect and nothing to be embarrassed about. You worked hard, weird faces are a part of that! Thank you for the delightful performance and colour commentary
Chopin's Fantaisie Impromptu op. 66 is harder than this piece at normal speed other than the impossible parts like playing G and high G while also playing the D and E above the high G, and some notes outside of the piano.
I couldn’t find any evidence that Chopin “hated” this piece. If your video is going to be seen by a lot of people, you owe it to the legacy of Chopin to fact check this claim.
*Good thing publishers never listen to their clients*
I cant stop laughing
Its been 3 weeks now. Are you still alive?
No
@@l.r.5263 okay
@@chrisc2503it’s been two years are you alive?
its been 2 years and 8 days are you alive?
i tried learning this and no one know how stupid the rhythms are until they play it. what psychopath put triplets that start on the sixteenth of the first beat OVER NORMAL SIXTEENTH NOTES WTF??? anyway this is incredible, every note is so clean and it's performed so well. you're a phenomenal pianist
update: i just finished this piece 3 weeks after picking this song back up lmao
It’s not that hard dude
@@polka678 k
Shouya yeah bro fr fr i agree why not post a video of you playing this rq since you seem like a master pianist? would be pretty cool wouldnt it
马鑫焕 like if you honestly think this composition by Chopin is as devilish as you make it out to be due to polyrhythms, then you must be an amateur pianist still learning polyrhythms. Most pianists with around 5-6 years experience have these simple polyrhythms essentially embedded into their muscle memory. If you want something that IS challenging, then listen to Sorabji, or late Scriabin sonatas - - these have much more sophisticated rhythms.
@@polka678 play the song then homie
His neighbors must be pretty lucky to be able to hear him playing everyday
why Beethoven was always be kicked out from his apartment?
My neighbors aren't so lucky. And on the other side of their house lives a mediocre violinist.
@@martinepeters9891 Well, at least he is not a bag bagpipe player... 😉
@@marblemadness8870 hahaha. Well this morning I practiced with headphones. He's been lucky.
It's actually not that nice living next to a musician. Most of the time it's just one part of a song over and over and over and over and over until they get it right.
This is one of the most mechanically clean, emotionally intense playings of this piece I have ever seen. I would have left you a video response of my attempt at it, but I don't think you can do that on youtube anymore. Great job man, really fantastic stuff
Check out daniil trifonov
I agree with the guy above me. This is also probably one of the best performances I've heard, but man Daniil Trifonov is a completely different beast, he is fucking wild
All the other performances I've seen of this piece so far feel pretty soulless most of the time. Serious props to the poster of the video! I'll be checking out this Daniel Trifonov guy.
Disagreed, the opening is much too loud in my opinion
@@MiloMcCarthyMusic it’s marked sf though? To each their own ig
This man is underrated asf, i wouldve thought he has at least 100k subs
Edit: Guys I feel like a dad now, he really hit it, Congrats on 100k William, you deserve it!!
mans got some god tier fingers bruv
Ikr
4 million?
I am gonna commit public crime if this guy won't have a more subs than Pan Piano one day.
Give him a month. I have a feeling
You need to keep your hoodie look. But a new colour each video. The hoodie pianist.
the hoodie stays ON during piano practise :))
@@WillsKeyboardSink A Pianists Hands Must Never Be Cold, So the Hoodie is a Must 😤
@@WillsKeyboardSink 😂
@@WillsKeyboardSink acthually, according to my calculathions, iths “practice” 🤓
Bro MAN’s NOT HOT
There's two types of pianists: the ones who learn & follow the notes... or the ones who feel the music and move with it.
You sir, are the second. Amazing.
You know that you can do both, right?
(You generally have to be the first to be the second.
Unless you’re a good jazz musician or a child.)
@@erezsolomon3838 nope
@@areugoodatmath4254i mean you cant feel the music if you don’t know what you are playing and if it’s not good
Chopin, basically the classmate who cries about getting *only* 99.5%
(Even though it's already like above 5000% but eh)
99.5 is kinda sad tho, it’s so close to perfection, but it isn’t quite there"
Chopin: I got 99.5% wahhhh
Me who gets an F: dude.
@@pianosbloxworld4460 Me: You're getting grades??
But that's why he's 99.5
SO CLOSE GAHH, i would honestly cry for that one stupid mistake i probably made
For anyone who's struggling with the polyrhythms: Nahre Sol has a great video on it! I thought it helped a lot to "memorize" the sound of the rhythm by tapping on a table.
Link please
@@ishan_bbx The link doesn't work, but the video by Nahre Sol is called "Polyrhythms Made EXTREMELY Easy". I hope you can find it this way!
The poly rhythm made me quit this piece a long time ago but you inspired me to try it again :)
Really good video by antune that made me practice it again now i know how to count polyrhythms
I hope you were able to figure it out. There are two methods imo. One is just to focus on the notes where the left and right hand line up. The notes in between you ignore, but just focus on the goal of every 4th note on the right hand lines up with every 3rd note on the left hand. You have to play in short bursts.
The other method is play extremely slow to begin with. It requires a bit of fractions. If the 3 notes on the left hand happen at beat 1, 2, and 3, then the 4 notes on the right hand happen at beat 0.75, 1.5, 2.25, and 3.0. However, if you treat every note the right hand plays as 4 beats, then your left hand plays notes on beats 4, 8, and 12. The right hand plays notes on beats 3, 6, 9, and 12. This is extremely slow because you're breaking 16th notes down into 4 beats... but it's what I did and it worked.
@@dustdukk2832 Yeah for sure, that piece is difficult when playing slow, I find that you need to have some speed, almost like momentum. Just like how riding a bike is much hard when you are going extremely slow.
@Mascha K. actually no, I’ve been waiting for my new piano. My current piano’s action is awful so once I get my new piano I’ll learn it.
A useful trick I found was to just play every 1st note together and alternate the other 5 notes between rh and lh
i'm not regretting clicking the Rush E video on the recommendation list, this is great!'
It's amazing to think about composing this. Even thinking about these weird note timing is hard, not to talk about playing them. Amazing job dude! You play so well!!
The original writing was found to be a dedication, so it’s believed that he didn’t dislike it but just didn’t have the right to publish it
99.9 % of performances today use the paderewski edition from 1910, who, in some way corrected chopin. If you look at the urtext editon (Wydanie Narodowe from 2010) the writing for the lowest voice is pretty horrible, so i think chopin could dislike this piece
@@los6416 can you send link or tell the name more accurately? Can't find it
Just wanted to say that people like you are the reason I’ve started getting into classical! I’m a big fan of metal but watching beautiful pieces like this being played so perfectly makes me want to hear more and more!
try torrent and loves sorrow, some of my favorites
A lot of metal is influenced by classical fun fact
@@viking5736 yeah I recently learned that, had never thought about it before but it makes total sense
@@i_is_piano1941 TORR-WHAT
@@areugoodatmath4254 look it up bro it’s flames
This is hands down my favorite playing of this I’ve heard
You can't play piano with your hands down!
“I don’t have to play 100 notes a second anymore” - I felt that
He even close his eyes and don’t look at the keayboard!!He’s such an inspiration!I play piano like 6-8 years know I guess but I had during that time no time and motivation and had a huge break for like 1-2 years and now I regret that I didn’t took it seriously.So I need really much time to learn those hard pieces.I‘m a little sad while hearing those pieces while happy to hearing at it…I hope I‘m not the only one who has such an experience like me…💔❤️🩹
oh my god you are not alone
@@maya-ig7nr oh really?- oh My- I‘m so glad 😭❤️💔
piano* :)
is that a baguette at the end what
@@trevorx7872 no it's a bandage 🤣
How the heck can this performance ONLY have 300k views??? This was brilliant!! Thank you so much for explaining what you are doing while playing! I love it! :)
I came for piano, but stayed for the memes and captions at the bottom.
As a kid I would wait for my piano lesson to begin and for about two months the lady who was the student before me would be playing this piece beautifully. Nothing compares to hearing it in person.
Underrated af. PLEASE blow up! You deserve it. Love classical music and love your virtuosic mastery of the piano. As a noob pianist watching these are unreal to me. You deserve so much more credit and I really hope you play many more amazing and beautiful pieces like this
The fact that will is able to play both the right hand and left hand so clear with each note not being pulled or too short is amazing, my notes always pull a bit because of pedal, AND THE GODDAMN FINGERING OF THIS PIECE
Pretty easy tho… no need to reply
That final part where he changes the melody to the bass is just the pure definition of mucosal brilliance. Only Chopin was able to do this!
The comedy and memes coupled with the piano in your videos is just great. Also, I really really like listening to your piano, it sounds awesome the way you play it. Good luck in the future!
It's crazy how this is pretty much the etude form of his C# minor nocturne :')
Nice work!:DD
I love how you bring this piece to life! As an aspiring pianist you are someone I look up to. Keep going and you'll go far in life man!
Not even a pianist but its so entertaining to see you play while pointing out funfacts about the piece
Why does everyone says he hates it? He threw it away, that's it. He didn't give a public condemnation on it, it was just in his trash, a piece very similar to another piece by a different composer at the time. Love it when minor misinformation goes mainstream to the point where it becomes real.
Agreed
YT algorithm brought me here, good robot. Soon you’ll be collecting steinways man, keep it up!
I love the subtitles in your videos. They bring a lot of personality and entertainment to what would otherwise just be another impressive video. Keep up the great work :)
How can you just have 2020 subs. You deserve a lot more and I can promise you that you will become big on TH-cam. I’ve just started playing the piano and this is making me so impressed and motivated. Keep it up!
Over 7 k just 2 days later
This aged poorly
well, he has 30k subs now. Your promise was fulfilled!
For some weird reason, whenever I see a classical piece performed in a "practice" setting, I gain a newfound appreciation for the piece and the pianist (subbed to this channel :) ). Always makes me regret giving up piano and not being more diligent with practicing when I had lessons, now I just play for funzies. Your technique is amazing and every note sounds so pristine. Keep this up!!!
You are an amazing pianist! Such attention to detail, nuances and also precision, love it!
I’ve appreciated classical music from afar for years now but I so enjoy your commentary. Love your channel! ❤
I listened to/played so much Chopin when I was younger that I got a bit fed up of his pieces. Your comments beneath the vid kept me watching despite me really disliking the start of this piece (just too many notes at once, like just pick a few) and I really loved reading your 'thoughts' throughout the piece. Don't stop!
OMG I was completely mesmerised and laughing at the same time with your commentary lol... Loved it!
how to summon chopin back from the dead: play fantasie impromptu
he'll arise and say "SHUT THAT THING OFF ITS HORRENDOUS"
lOl
LoL
YOU SMASHED THIS ONE OMG. I love playing this piece. There are so many emotions in it🙏
Beautifully played.One of my favourite Chopin pieces.
You played this SO EXTREMELY WELL!! It’s really fantastic to listen to and I love the little facts you put in there. As a piano beginner, I hope I’ll be able to one day have 0.1% of your skill 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Can you play Chopin - Ballade 1 in G-minor? It's my absolute favorite song and your a wonderful pianist, I would love to hear your version of it!
This is truly an amazing play of the piece, clarity everywhere and perfect accents. Firetruck.
Incredible interpretations of the piece! Great job on the polyrhythms and expression!
you are so good at this keep it up!
I found your channel a week ago and I'm really enjoying your playing! I hope you can make it really big!
Love your channel. Unique not just the playing but the subtitles. Learning some insights.
The eyebrow moment was pretty adorbs lol . . . such a fantastic piece of music and beautifully executed.
Subscribed from the rush e video, glad I did. Keep up the good work.
beautiful performance, started piano a month ago. looking forward to becoming as good as you are.
All i can think about while listening to this is the horse playing this Song with His nose
Although I’ve listened to this piece thousands of times, your interpretation is sooooo impressive! Keep going!!! I really enjoy your practice videos (and also short videos🤣)
I love your expressions, it really shows how much feeling you’re putting into the piece 🥺💗
I would love to hear you play some of the lesser known piano repertoire like late Liszt etc Bc I find it hard to listen to but with your commentary it would probably make sense and I’d enjoy it!! Excellent job!!!
Love the content. Funny, informative and high-level interpretations. Subscribed!
Loved the commentaries! Subscribed!
Wow... saw this after your Rush E video. You're super skilled, you deserve *way* more subscribers.
ok but this is SO GOOD?! I love how clearly you can hear the right hand and the way you put both hands together is veryy clean, thank you for this amazing performance!!
DUDE i’m currently learning this piece and you’re giving me so much motivation
That was soo good and the entertaining commentary makes it even better. Thank you for sharing.
Im shocked this guy dont got 100k plus subs, you extremely talented my guy
This is some of the most impressive piano work ive seen in a long time, you must be some sort of competition pianist right? this is crazy!! I know youve been getting a lot of requests, but man i'd love to see you approach some Art Tatum or Monk, I gotta see what those stride skills look like on stride piano lol
Gosh you play just so beautifully! You are an inspiration 😊
you are insanely talented. really enjoyed this. keep making videos!!
you’re too talented. This is easily one of the greatest renditions I’ve ever heard for this piece. Flawless
How do u only have 1k subs !!??!! U deserve so much more!!!!!
I have subbed to you within two videos of watching ur performance ! Hope to see more!
Playing it and crying in pain, reading the notes alone ís taking forever
I am 81 yo and so happy that my mother taught me to appreciate classical music. I studied piano for a while but now mainly just enjoy hearing such beauty.
Do you have albums? I would love just to have this great musical beauty playing for hours!
😍😍
Don’t forget, not only did he play this perfectly with speed and emotion. HE MEMORIZED THE WHOLE SONG
Best pianist I’ve seen.
For pieces of this difficulty memorizing is it what all pianists do. So much practice is required that you will build up muscle memory and be able to play the piece from your memory. That's really not that special. What's special is the ability to play with such clarity
@eggroll "Can't relate"
@@eggroll1548 He's right though. Memorizing even a 20 page song is not that hard. However, playing it well is something else...
@@tonyliu9493 i mean im sure he is right but how else would i have responded to it XD
@@eggroll1548 "Can't relate"
That was beautiful and you play so incredibly well. I love that I found your channel
Dude wtf is this absolute goddamn unit of a rhythm. As a musical equivalent of a peasant this thing boggles my mind
This man can play Rush E and Fantaisie Impromptu, I don't think there's anything he can't play.
Feux Follets? 😂
Awesome performance! Keeping up with your unique video style haha. It’s funny and educational at the same time! Sometime you should try to do verbal commentary while playing instead of post-production 😄. I agree, that ending is like the sun coming out! The op 27 no 1 c#- Nocturne has the same effect at the end - do you play that one?
man I just discovered your channel, great work, keep it up ! amazing performance btw, love the subtitles
It’s one of the best preformances I have ever heard great job!! 👏👏👏I hope one day I can play like that.
You make it look easy but impossible at the same time
Could you play Rach's prelude in C sharp minor next?
I'm so glad I discovered this channel!
Also, loved the blooper at the end! Please add more 😁
I'm a beginner watching this wondering what am I doing with canon in d :))
what you’re doing is taking your first steps to great places, keep it up and good luck for the rest of your journey! :D
Good luck! Canon in d is also a great piece. You got this!
I just started piano lessons and I’m 18 would this ever be possible for me?
Give it a year or two of lessons and you’ll be surprised how good you’ll get, especially if you have lessons more than once a week
Bro, i'm 22 and want to learn how to play piano, you've inspired me r8 now hahaha.
For sure! It’s never too late to start, I wish you all the best on your piano journey :D
4 years and you'll excel
Yes, please don’t let how many years or even months or weeks of experience limit what you want to play. I am 18 but I started playing around 15 and a bit before 16 i started learning moonlight sonata 3rd movement and had it down after 17. In the middle of moonlight sonata I had started to learn op25 no11 chopin etude. It will be hard but as long as you have the same intense desire to learn piano I have jo doubt you can do it. Just remember to start slow and take it in very very small segments. I also started learning random things like the skyrim theme and a couple anime themes in a simple way and made them complicated in my own way to improve. So for the skyrim theme which was the first thing I learned, I played an extremely simple version off of TH-cam and started adding my own things like chords, octaves and such. Good luck with your piano journey, I hope youll do well because it is a very mentally and emotionally rewarding hobby.
Chopin isn’t played with the fingers, it’s played with the heart. You simply can’t play Chopin without intense emotion and musicality. You did so perfectly! Bravo!
tell that to a crippled with no arms
@@gugaaaaaaa1085 what
I love this piece so much!! and you played it sooo good
Hey! I love the way you play, and the accuracy of your tempo is great! I was wondering if you could consider a request for the song “Winter Wind”. It starts out slow and rushes into a fast chorus… it just a fun piece that I don’t see many people play :D
This piece is difficult but manageable for the advanced pianist ... Winter Wind is another level of crazy though.
Are you playing with your eyes closed???
No, he’s just Asian
no he's just asian
@@FishCantRolllmfao you replied to a 2 year old comment with an asian joke 💀
@@user-ei1lp5bg1v had to
Naurrrrr he was just sleeping dw
Haha omg I love this. You’re playing so good and the comedy is 😙🤌 (chefs kiss)
omg i just found this channel and you've singlehandedly inspired me to pick up piano again! i haven't played in a year since i stopped private lessons before starting college. but learning a classical piece by myself has always been something i've wanted to do and the way you've performed this piece with such musicality and deliberate musical choices is so beautiful that it makes me want to play piano again :') and your commentary is always fun to read lol anyway i hope you continue to amaze us with your videos
Your commentary and great playing connects me to the music in a way I haven't experienced with classical.
It almost always comes accross as edgy pretentious note diarrhea full of cliché cheesy melodies to me.
Fantastic playing and video
Aww I’m so glad to hear it!!! :))
Chopin Fantasie Impromptu to me is like half etude half nocturne.
pretty accurate :))
Your face is perfect and nothing to be embarrassed about. You worked hard, weird faces are a part of that!
Thank you for the delightful performance and colour commentary
What a beautiful performance🥺
Try playing freedom dive
(Since the ACTUAL song is prob impossible, play at 185 tempo)
PLs
Chopin's Fantaisie Impromptu op. 66 is harder than this piece at normal speed other than the impossible parts like playing G and high G while also playing the D and E above the high G, and some notes outside of the piano.
the practise begins 😈 i’ll try to get it up for next week!
@@ethanrosner5091 yea i asked him to play freedom dive it is a nice song :)
@@WillsKeyboardSink ty ill look forward to it, btw ur LIKE RLLY good at the piano keep up the good work!
I couldn’t find any evidence that Chopin “hated” this piece. If your video is going to be seen by a lot of people, you owe it to the legacy of Chopin to fact check this claim.
I love Chopin with a sense of passion and empathy towards his emotions, but I'm going to have to hit you with a "🤓".
@@GammaFieldsfair enough💀💀
love this video-sheets-commentary format, nicely done man! 🔥💪!
(new to this channel, noticed your other videos are like this, sweet!)
I love the sense of humor. Enjoyed the piano playing and the subtitle 😂
I do love this piece, but your subtitles have brought it into a new level of my enjoym
ent! 😂😂
You're so good! I love the subtitles underneath!
Refreshing! This marriage of music and intellectual commentary. Very much fun!
You are an amazing pianist! Blew my mind!
You have inspired me to start learning this piece. You are great at piano.