1 Year of Piano Progress (41 year old self-taught beginner) | Pianist Reacts
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video I react to Kyle in Japan's video of his 1 Year of piano progress as a 41 year old self-taught beginner. Of course, take my opinions with a pinch of salt because obviously no one asked for an opinion...but I do offer excellent opinions 😏
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If you pop over to Kyle’s channel via the linked video in Matt’s description you will see he spent this time learning piano in secret from his partner so he could play for her on their anniversary. What a lovely gesture. He can sing too.
I saw this too!
wonderful :) that guy deserves a new piano!
Definitely, maybe we need a petition 😂
@@kaitlync5922 I was thinking the same thing 😌
Beautifully helpful feedback, from a beginner!
As someone that just recently picked up the piano, this gave me quite a few insights. Especially about trying to understand broader concepts early aside from just learning to play a note when you see that note on the sheet.
Will try to implement, very much appreciated!
Started playing the Piano again after a year where i dont had one 🥲 - it makes me happy and i could play over 5h and forget all my Problems - and just being happy - just me and the Piano and the Music - normalie i am an absolut Metal head but playing Piano and learn it - gives me such a good feeling, and thank you for your Videos - and for all those Tips!
Great video as always!
Thanks! 😊
I think a great idea (if your community is up for it), is to host a fundraiser, purchase a piano (we're not talking a Fazioli here)...maybe something in the $300-$500 range. Host a contest to have new piano players submit videos of their progress journey, and then let your community vote on who grinded the hardest - and give away the piano. I'd suggest keeping it with local folks if possible as to avoid the logistical (and financial) troubles of someone geographically far away. I'll chip in 20 right now lol
Love thise insights. Found your channel not long ago, and I've been thinking of owning some keys for years now, and I finally bought my first piano last friday :D Not having a lot of time atm, but I hope someday I can play something and maybe post video my progress :) Cheers!
Love your content so much!!! Do you intend to create a video dedicated to music theory like explaining phrasing, cadences and other stuff in a single video or kind of a playlist? You do mention concepts in your videos but a more focused one would be great though.
Or videos on analysing pieces in depth.
This might be my favorite yt channel, this channel is underrated
Thank you! I appreciate you 😊
@@tootiefruityyyy Matthew is the best :) so wholesome
This is great. I am ten and 1 year into my piano journey too. I’ve just took ABRSM Grade 4. 😊🎶🎶🎶🎵
hi matthew, in the slim chance that you see this comment i'd like you to react to a piece called "Suiren" by Sakuzyo. it's undoubtedly the hardest (doubtedly humanly possible) piano piece i've ever seen and i'd like to hear your thoughts on it! it's a pretty old and in my opinion EXTREMELY underrated piece and if you, let's say, "shined some light" into it and allowed more people to discover it that would be really cool!
i have yet to see someone play this piece accurately
Hey, as if by magic...i have arrived! 😂 Thanks for the suggestion, il check it out and see what I can do! 😊
I like seeing adults learning how to play an instrument because it dispels the myth that adults can't learn music. I started to learn at 21 and I'm planning to be a piano teacher.
Bro you need to find a way to review your subscribers piano playing more frequently. Ain't no way I am waiting for more than half of a year now and I am sure there are people that don't even remember submitting their videos because it was so long ago. Maybe review one at the end of every video or just make this kind of videos more often. Looking like high demand if people submit so many videos and you are the only piano youtuber that does this kind of videos.
This is why I'm doing them each week as members videos 😊 Il likely do the best bits as a regular video every so often for non-members as well.
Il do your cover of Anti-Hero as the next one I film though 😉
Im always here :D
...and I'm always grateful 😊
@@matticawood i started watching u since u had 10k subs and u have been doing great 😌
Im happy for u
Nice amazing video
Where were the dinamics in bach's harpsichord?
I just bought a piano, I guess ill see you in a year M.C.
Which piano? I just purchased a P225.
4:28 or memorize the music and then stare into the camera over your shoulder as you play like Lord Vinheteiro.
Matthew, how do I trill the right hand while playing beats in the left? every time my right hand trills, my left automatically joins it.
"real piano" and "heavy keys" are fucking expensive like really expensive. i can't afford that. maybe in the future... i wish
whereas lots of upright pianos are being thrown in the trash as owners don't want them anymore
@@oxoelfoxo no such a thing like that here in my country (south East Asia). Only in america
Matthew, is it really bad to use notes 1,2,3,4,5 and fingers C, D, E, F, G, A, B? Never have any problems with this 😂🤣😂
Anyone know if the yamaha cpl 735 clavinova would be a good piano to buy?
I have a Clavinova and I love - it's an older model and I bought it used. It's a great piano. The key action and weight is better than my Casio PSX 7000. The sound is great and probably even better with a newer version. I would highly suggest playing whatever you're going to buy first and seeing if you like it.
@@PianoPaladin thanks, my favorite piano brand is yamaha bc of the key action and the sound its warm and gives a good vibe my.l current piano is so bad bc it was only €200 and im at grade 9 in piano right now so its not good to improve on
@@duon3739 for sure invest in a new one. I bought my Clavinova off of Craigslist and got it for 900 - its a CVP-203... The newer ones have a USB you can record on... My next piano I want is a Montage MX8...
hey Matthew, could I send a video of my progress on chopin etude op10 no1, I'm 17
I think he needs some cushions or a higher seat?
But this man could already read notes!
hi
Hey! 👋
I already advised this guy watch Matt’s channel because his keyboard was no good.
I don't know how much music your person in the video has listened to. There seems to be a lack of feeling with his playing. He does get the notes right, but I'm surprised that he is satisfied with the way his music sounds. Very stiff and mechanical, with no emotion. I think you are correct that if he studied the cords it might help. But he does manage the notes well.
It desperately needs a sustain pedal, the piano notes fade to quickly.And with no velocity of the keys it sounds too void of emotion.
OK, that's all my hopes crashed, back to writing stupid comments under yt videos.