It's great fun, Annique, to see you work through this. And my compliments for how fast you went through this challenge. Really. Seriously. The piece to me is rather vulgar and makes me wonder, when is she going to play "music".
Please don‘t add that error sound anymore… I think seeing the red X is enough, and I would love to hear the actual mistake. I find it amazing how big the differences are between an obvious error and an error that I cannot detect without knowing the scores or the piece itself. And that sound is absolutely horrific 😅
Wow! I didn’t expect you to do Rush E! I remember having some issues with the B minor modulation, it’s incredible to see how much clarity you have on those right away. This was a pleasant surprise haha, well done!
This was fun to watch! However I prefered it when there was no false note sound blended in, because without it makes hearing you play eaven more enjoyable
@@nerd6414 when did I say I dislike this? Additionally... you seem to be completely unaware of the joke going around where people are challenging others to play Rush E and have people judge them on it or just enjoy it. Probably why it was her brother who told her to do this... Here's a video on it which has 3.8 million views... th-cam.com/video/on4IoQ2MQ7M/w-d-xo.html and here's the judge th-cam.com/video/zV-GZPj0BmQ/w-d-xo.html All you got to do is type Rush E then the whole world opens up.
In general repeated notes are at a certain tempo impossible to play on an upright since its mechanic doesn't allow these executions. In this regard uprights are pretty much inferior to grand pianos
Not only that but it doesn't help. A grand has a much richer sound than an upright, it's not even comparable. You have much more control over the sound coming out of the piano with a grand than with an upright.
@@pretzelkch8322 yes it’s due to gravity and the way the hammers are placed. An upright will never repeat at the speed of a grand even if it’s a 50k Steinway upright
I do agree with most comments, that the red cross would be enough when you make a mistake. But I can still hear the mistake, it's not cut by the buzzing noise
Never get tired of watching these series, I feel a little bit different since I love piano, I hope I will be a classical pianist just like you when I can afford one. Great performance and fun to watch, keep it up ! 😄
@@hi-hc3ms Toxic? A) Obviously I know Rachmaninoff is brown bread, and B) Saying the world wasn't ready for his music is saying how good it was. You've totally missed the point. It was a joke the same way people say similar things to the multiple Beethovens and Lizsts in the YT comments. Hope you've enjoyed pissing on my cornflakes
@@jeremybeadleslefthand480 😂 someone have try to defend me !... thank you if he see but you’ve understood everything, Jeremy 😂😭 however Rachma is my favorite composer forever 🤩 (And I will use « pissing on my cornflakes », I think)
This is really specific, but the transition to one hand playing at 9:38 sounded unbelievably good for some reason. Like for some reason that's the coolest segment of repeated E noted I've ever heard lol.
There never has been and never will be a perfect human performance of a piece of music. As Beethoven once said: To play a wrong note is inconsequential, but to play without passion is inexcusable.
@@rosegranger2872 On a grand piano, the strings are hit with down gravity since it landscape it so it makes hitting notes easier. On an upright it is hit vertically 90° to the keys so it requires more to hit a note
I think it’d be amazing if you did this challenge with some pieces that weren’t originally written for piano but have rather been transcribed at some point. I’d love to see it done with Weber’s overture to Oberon (not the Liszt version), as it is a very beautiful piece and perhaps challenging enough.
I like this piece for the challenge you were actually able to complete the whole piece that well after an hour, probably another hour and its mistake free. Outstanding.
Wow. Absolutely incredible. I wish I started when I was younger. Ive bewn playing 2 years I'm currently on my grade 3 and I love it. This was inspiring. I try to practice 70 minutes a day 4 days a week. Your discipline to your craft is amazing ❤️ ps what is the model of your piano please?
What do you do prior to the 1 minute? Do you read the sheet music first without playing? Imagine fingering problems and solutions? Did you form an idea of how the composition is structured and layered? And did you read up in the composer and piece to get an idea of its context that might drive your interpretation? It would be very enlightening if you could share that process (in case you go through that).
I would love to hear Czardas Monti as a future challenge!! You're still baffling me on how the hell you managed to play the same note that fast lol, my piano does not side with me on that one! Great playing and I hope your studies are doing well XD
Nice vid, as always. May I suggest the red X for the mistakes without the buzz sound? Even if you make a mistake the music still sounds good, but the loud buzzing a lot away from the experience of the video. Thank you.
You done really well! The only thing is at the start the first bass clef section was a bit fast the rest was played perfectly (besides missing or playing a few wrong notes) so well done in 1 hour and 11 minutes you learned rush E enough to impress an audience and the writer himself!
very niceeeee, I wish you didn`t put a sound for when you make a mistake, I think its ok to signal with the red X, but there is no need to put a sound to it~!
For me it sounds a lot like traditional Finnish folk music. In the village I come from, there are accordion competitions for 6-11 year olds where they have to play songs like this that are equally challenging. In general, your worth as a human being is measured by your ability to play those trad. songs flawlessly on any instrument.
@@juunasjohn9401 Finland is much more than just Sibelius, and they've never gotten the credit they deserve for maintaining much of their folk traditions in music. Some would say, "Finland? Russia? What's the difference?" Okay, it's mainly Russians saying that.
U did amazing. Only the thing is u went a bit too fast in the beginning. And the buzzing sound is really not needed. But again i would have never done this myself, u did an very nice job!!
In my opinion u did really well,especially when u have the fingerings practiced in less than 2 hours...and yet Ur still playing masterpieces :D,btw,the first part isn't that fast,try to slow down alittle,might help,first 30 seconds?or so....
Love these videos... Could you consider partita N2 by Bach? It’s pretty short and not as difficult on a technical level. (Your staccatos made me think of that piece)
for all of those who ask to remove buzz sound at the mistakes, I think it's actually quite understandable. I think these challenges are more meant for non musicians so mistake buzz give a stronger message and point out some mistakes many might not notice. Ofc as musician i'd love to see the whole thing without any interruptions but i think this works better as youtube video. As we know you can't have both a super technical and also successful youtube video anymore so I am totally ok with this. I think on her patreon you can check the whole vod out with no edit but I guess most wouldn't spend money to watch it so that kinda proves my point. Again many like me agree that buzz sound should be removed to enjoy more, but I just think it could also happen to just be part of this video that makes it better for youtube than let's say a documentary/documentation. It makes it a better entertainment for most i think. (p.s. i am not saying non musicians want the buzz in but if ur willing enough to comment then you're probably among the 0.2% of those who watched, or 3% of those who liked, that cared enough about such thing. Be mindful that many others didn't even bother)
Hey! Wondering what technique you use to play the E with your right hand at the beginning of the piece? I would love to be able to repeat a note that fast. Thanks!
I’d write it as 143214321 and so on, meaning that you start with your thumb and then your fourth finger followed by your third finger and so on. It’s used to play repeated notes in a lot of classical pieces.
This is great and something I could almost never do but my one criticism is that the piece starts of a lot slower and progressively builds up, but other that this is incredible
i speak spanish: emm yo soy de argentina, y la verdad es que te salió muy bien. una locura practicar la pieza RUSH E y que te lo hayas aprendido en una hora aproximadamente. en el próximo reto ¿Qué te parece que toques el tango Libertango? un saludo y un abraso desde Argentina.
Time for a little Challenge again 🥳 ever tried to play this? 😵💫🤪
it is also a big challenge for me haha🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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click and see ☝☝
It's great fun, Annique, to see you work through this. And my compliments for how fast you went through this challenge. Really. Seriously.
The piece to me is rather vulgar and makes me wonder, when is she going to play "music".
Not worth watching when you don’t make the sheer music available as you play. That’s the whole point of these challenges.
This was fun to watch! Pretty good after just one hour! Nice work :) -Andrew
And yes, you got the pronunciation of my name right the second time :)
haha i wish i could try to play as good as her
In my opinion it was already reallllyyyyyyyyyy good after ten minutes ahahah like wayy better than anything i could do
I really gotta learn how to read piano.
Hi sheet boss. How are you?
200 years from now, this is definitely going to be an exam piece
You know it😁
The impossible one
100%
Hooman may have 88 fingers at that time
200 years from now, mcdonalds happy meal toy is gonna be iphone 3
Please don‘t add that error sound anymore… I think seeing the red X is enough, and I would love to hear the actual mistake. I find it amazing how big the differences are between an obvious error and an error that I cannot detect without knowing the scores or the piece itself. And that sound is absolutely horrific 😅
yesss, i totally agree!!
idem I agree too
As a pianist as well, I agree with that.
Same
Someone surely do 69 comments
Just a suggestion: don't put the buzzing sound when you mess up. Just a cross would be enough. And, why not a seperate performance videos of these?
Agreed
YES! I was thinking the same thing
the buzzing sounds was funny tho aha
@@elydricgaming4228 a lot of people want to hear the mistake.
Even if she didnt mark errors i woudnt know also if she played it wrong..sound good to me even if there is an errors..
Wow! I didn’t expect you to do Rush E! I remember having some issues with the B minor modulation, it’s incredible to see how much clarity you have on those right away. This was a pleasant surprise haha, well done!
Hi fanchen :)
Why will this comment will be liked a lot ?
Hi fachen!!!
The man, the myth, the legend
I really really wish I could see the number of dislikes on this comment
This was fun to watch! However I prefered it when there was no false note sound blended in, because without it makes hearing you play eaven more enjoyable
I agree
the fact you can learn this so well in 1 hour 11 minutes is just insane
You've just entered a dark world by doing Rush E
How can you dislike this? I don't see anyone else actually playing it
@@nerd6414 when did I say I dislike this? Additionally... you seem to be completely unaware of the joke going around where people are challenging others to play Rush E and have people judge them on it or just enjoy it. Probably why it was her brother who told her to do this...
Here's a video on it which has 3.8 million views... th-cam.com/video/on4IoQ2MQ7M/w-d-xo.html and here's the judge th-cam.com/video/zV-GZPj0BmQ/w-d-xo.html
All you got to do is type Rush E then the whole world opens up.
@@tyler-qr5jn dude what does the very first frame of the fanchen video read?
@@nerd6414 💀
@@nerd6414 it's pretty medicore tbh, no offense
How can anyone dislike this? I don't see anyone else actually playing it.
Maybe because it was mediocre
@@PianOG Here we go again...
@@PianOG "Unfortunately, it fucking slaps"
@@PianOG Was it? I'd like to see you try. So come on, give us an awe inspiring perfomance.
The error sound was pretty annoying
If you played it like that in an hour you are insane. Very impressive
Do you ever come back to any of your challenge pieces and improve them beyond one hour?
No
Yes
Maybe!
who knows
She did with un sospiro
Can't wait for Sheet Music Boss to see this :P
hlo bro how are you ?
@@thesparkingpianist363 I'm good, how are you? :)
More than that, I can't wait to see Fanchen himself seeing this
@@PianoMan333 i am fine
He just did. 😁😁
Big fan of the splitscreen, great addition. You must have had fun constantly changing the x axis values in editing 😂
In general repeated notes are at a certain tempo impossible to play on an upright since its mechanic doesn't allow these executions. In this regard uprights are pretty much inferior to grand pianos
Yes
I had no idea that was a thing... I guess that's why literally NO pianists perform on an upright in concert?
Not only that but it doesn't help. A grand has a much richer sound than an upright, it's not even comparable. You have much more control over the sound coming out of the piano with a grand than with an upright.
@@pretzelkch8322 yes it’s due to gravity and the way the hammers are placed. An upright will never repeat at the speed of a grand even if it’s a 50k Steinway upright
th-cam.com/video/ivuczNJPubo/w-d-xo.html
I do agree with most comments, that the red cross would be enough when you make a mistake.
But I can still hear the mistake, it's not cut by the buzzing noise
Innit it really don’t bother anyone that much in my option but yeah for me it doesn’t really matter
Never get tired of watching these series, I feel a little bit different since I love piano, I hope I will be a classical pianist just like you when I can afford one. Great performance and fun to watch, keep it up ! 😄
Meeeennnnn i feeeeelll yaaa
Nice to see one of my favourite classical pianist youtubers being affected by the trend that I accidentally started :) Good to see you here!
ive been practicing this for months and you just do it wayy better in a fricking minute
I have been going back over your older content because it is just so good! Keep up the amazing work as usual!!!
Hello Annique. I'll just let you know that this kind of content could be an absolute bomb on a live platform as well.
that is very true
Omg, I wasn’t ready for this piece 😂
Just like the world wasn't ready for your music. When are you gigging bro?
@@jeremybeadleslefthand480 ehhh ! I am VERY fun, I don’t know what you mean !!!😂😭
@@hi-hc3ms Toxic? A) Obviously I know Rachmaninoff is brown bread, and B) Saying the world wasn't ready for his music is saying how good it was.
You've totally missed the point. It was a joke the same way people say similar things to the multiple Beethovens and Lizsts in the YT comments.
Hope you've enjoyed pissing on my cornflakes
@@jeremybeadleslefthand480 😂 someone have try to defend me !... thank you if he see but you’ve understood everything, Jeremy 😂😭 however Rachma is my favorite composer forever 🤩
(And I will use « pissing on my cornflakes », I think)
This is really specific, but the transition to one hand playing at 9:38 sounded unbelievably good for some reason. Like for some reason that's the coolest segment of repeated E noted I've ever heard lol.
Now gentleman's, we're watching a women of culture
Well technically her brother is the cultured one as she lost the bet.
But she always was cultured anyway 😊
@@jeremybeadleslefthand480 who is her brother?
@@sagar1992 the one who she lost the bet to. She says it in the video!
So cool! Have you thought about doing "Howls moving castle"? That would be amazing!
yessss
I think its too essy for her
@@UniversalDirp ya i agree
Oh yeah
@@steveonce7560 th-cam.com/video/puAuDt6aNsw/w-d-xo.html not this one ;)
Awesome, awesome, awesooooomeeeeee...i can learn from you alot; thank you very much
3:40 I love the song!!
It always brigns back the "Welcome to the HCBBS!" phrase
There never has been and never will be a perfect human performance of a piece of music. As Beethoven once said: To play a wrong note is inconsequential, but to play without passion is inexcusable.
I have 8 years of piano experience and I feel really REALLY really far away from your level😔. You're the best👏😉
XD i alr practice this for 3 days and i cant played it
After 1 year of self training i am no where neeaaaarrrr anywhere😅😅💔lol
i love it when i come across a channel that i have never seen before and they tern out to be polish ❤❤❤❤
Hahaha never expected to see this on your channel ! Great video as always :)
That was explitiving fun! I laughed EVERY time the timer went off and you jumped. I loved this. Thank you.
Just discovered your channel recently and love it! Would love to hear any Bach fugue in the future.
Only god knows how many young men’s hearts were crashed by this young lady! Beautiful and talented!
That was exciting and so entertaining. I wonder what Chopin would think of that piece? You were wonderful.
Pretty sure he would think it's absolute crap
Wow. Repeated notes on an upright. I’m impressed.
Ikr
Why is it more difficult to play repeated notes on an upright?
@@rosegranger2872 On a grand piano, the strings are hit with down gravity since it landscape it so it makes hitting notes easier.
On an upright it is hit vertically 90° to the keys so it requires more to hit a note
you’re actually insanely talented
I think it’d be amazing if you did this challenge with some pieces that weren’t originally written for piano but have rather been transcribed at some point. I’d love to see it done with Weber’s overture to Oberon (not the Liszt version), as it is a very beautiful piece and perhaps challenging enough.
She’s absolutely amazing!
Dzień dobry :)
I like this piece for the challenge you were actually able to complete the whole piece that well after an hour, probably another hour and its mistake free. Outstanding.
I would like to thank you Annique because when I watch your videos I feel, well, they are funny, interesting and enthusiastic 🤩🎹
Rush E ist ein schwieriges Lied. Du hast gute Arbeit geleistet! 🎶
Glad to see Fanchen’s heritage
The close up is crazy. Really shows how much is going on. I can't believe you can just read the sheet music like that.
Innit I can’t ever read sheet music it’s to confusing because half of them look the same
I found this so interesting! For one of the next challenges, I would like to hear Flight of the Bumblebee---I think you would do great!
Flight of the Bumblebee is there already as a challenge :-)
I like when you actually show the sheet music so I can follow along and see actually how tough it is.
She said she cant since its copyrighted
1:10
Wow. Absolutely incredible. I wish I started when I was younger. Ive bewn playing 2 years I'm currently on my grade 3 and I love it. This was inspiring. I try to practice 70 minutes a day 4 days a week. Your discipline to your craft is amazing ❤️ ps what is the model of your piano please?
dziękuję bardzo za zrobienie tego. Uwielbiam twoje filmy, a ypy jest tak dobry na pianinie
What do you do prior to the 1 minute? Do you read the sheet music first without playing? Imagine fingering problems and solutions? Did you form an idea of how the composition is structured and layered? And did you read up in the composer and piece to get an idea of its context that might drive your interpretation? It would be very enlightening if you could share that process (in case you go through that).
That flinch when the timer went off. Too cute. Awesome job on the song 👍!
Bortkiewicz: Prelude op. 33 #1 for the next 1-10-1 challenge! The middle-section will be heartbreaking... PLEASE make us happy, or cry... !!! 😉
I agree!
amazing work ..... especially for someone who is learning the piece for the first time in an hour. Impressive!! Keep up the good work.
Ich find es so cool wenn man kurz so das deutsche in dir hört in kurzen Video Abschnitten😂
Annique playing Rush E? I must be dreaming. The piano looks and sounds awesome!
Love this series! I liked it when you would put the scores on screen during the performances, could you maybe do that again?
As I said in the video - in this specific case it was not possible as there is a copyright on the scores ;)
This was so funny! It definitely brightened my day. Keep doing these challenges! I like them. :)
I would love to hear Czardas Monti as a future challenge!! You're still baffling me on how the hell you managed to play the same note that fast lol, my piano does not side with me on that one! Great playing and I hope your studies are doing well XD
That is so impressive!! really amazing what you just played in only 1 hour of practice!
Nice vid, as always. May I suggest the red X for the mistakes without the buzz sound? Even if you make a mistake the music still sounds good, but the loud buzzing a lot away from the experience of the video. Thank you.
You done really well! The only thing is at the start the first bass clef section was a bit fast the rest was played perfectly (besides missing or playing a few wrong notes) so well done in 1 hour and 11 minutes you learned rush E enough to impress an audience and the writer himself!
👽 Alien pianist says: *your video rushed my heart* Now I want to play this song! Hope I can get your skills by rewatching this video 1000 times 👽
hlo bro
@@thesparkingpianist363 the great and only! *sparking pianist* 💚👽
@@Cryptonitas you are brilliant alien
@@thesparkingpianist363 you too sparking pianist! 👽💚
yoo it's fun seeing yu here :)
what? I love this challnege, i've seen it for like makeup tutorials but NEVER tought about doing it on piano! I will try this to motivate myself :)
very niceeeee, I wish you didn`t put a sound for when you make a mistake, I think its ok to signal with the red X, but there is no need to put a sound to it~!
Your piano is tuned wonderfully. And you play motivational.
It almost sounds like an American ragtime piano player married a Russian woman. It has potential, composition-wise.
For me it sounds a lot like traditional Finnish folk music. In the village I come from, there are accordion competitions for 6-11 year olds where they have to play songs like this that are equally challenging. In general, your worth as a human being is measured by your ability to play those trad. songs flawlessly on any instrument.
@@juunasjohn9401 Finland is much more than just Sibelius, and they've never gotten the credit they deserve for maintaining much of their folk traditions in music. Some would say, "Finland? Russia? What's the difference?" Okay, it's mainly Russians saying that.
Seltenheit eine angemessene Haltung zu finden. Herrlich! Nettes Video und ich habe den Kanal per Zufall gefunden. Weitermachen :)
U did amazing. Only the thing is u went a bit too fast in the beginning. And the buzzing sound is really not needed. But again i would have never done this myself, u did an very nice job!!
AMAZING, the way you play piano is incredible.
Woah, I didn't expect you to do this challenge with Rush E!
Anyways I want to request Four Seasons by Vivaldi!
Nice video btw
It was pretty good overall ^^ Just was so accustomed to the suspense in the start. Still was absolutely amazing!
Me after playing this for a whole day: well, I already know the first chord
I can tell this is very unbelievable difficult piece to play. But, it's good that u r able to challenge urself to play this piece.
In my opinion u did really well,especially when u have the fingerings practiced in less than 2 hours...and yet Ur still playing masterpieces :D,btw,the first part isn't that fast,try to slow down alittle,might help,first 30 seconds?or so....
for an hour of practice, only 15 mistakes is very very impressive. great job !
My favorite classical piece 😶 xDDDx.
oh
"so I couldn't go super fast with the repetitions"
She says, while going super fast on the repetitions.
Me when I'm about to learn a new very hard piece 3:56
I would start the part when the left hand starts a lot slower so that the whole piece gets faster dynamically.
Love these videos... Could you consider partita N2 by Bach? It’s pretty short and not as difficult on a technical level. (Your staccatos made me think of that piece)
I'm so inloved just by watching you try and try until you sounds perfect!
Pls do Rachmaninoff Prelude in G Minor (Op. 23 No 5)
that was amazing. and that was the hradest piano song in the world................ wow
POV: you are looking for fanchen and/or SMB comment
lmao
This is amazing, your progress is amazing
I'm gonna say it...
How can you dislike this? I don't see anyone else actually playing it.
Oh no! what have you done!
many people have actually played it... doesn't take much time to do a quick search ot find that out but nevertheless, it was a good video!
@@samdecoover9351 (I think you misunderstood the joke haha)
Tbh it was mediocre
Dzień dobry 😀 Bardzo dobrze powiedziane 😀
for all of those who ask to remove buzz sound at the mistakes, I think it's actually quite understandable. I think these challenges are more meant for non musicians so mistake buzz give a stronger message and point out some mistakes many might not notice.
Ofc as musician i'd love to see the whole thing without any interruptions but i think this works better as youtube video. As we know you can't have both a super technical and also successful youtube video anymore so I am totally ok with this. I think on her patreon you can check the whole vod out with no edit but I guess most wouldn't spend money to watch it so that kinda proves my point.
Again many like me agree that buzz sound should be removed to enjoy more, but I just think it could also happen to just be part of this video that makes it better for youtube than let's say a documentary/documentation. It makes it a better entertainment for most i think. (p.s. i am not saying non musicians want the buzz in but if ur willing enough to comment then you're probably among the 0.2% of those who watched, or 3% of those who liked, that cared enough about such thing. Be mindful that many others didn't even bother)
Imo, just the x would be enough but again just my opinion
Dios te bendiga niña .sigue adelante
Hey! Wondering what technique you use to play the E with your right hand at the beginning of the piece? I would love to be able to repeat a note that fast. Thanks!
I’d write it as 143214321 and so on, meaning that you start with your thumb and then your fourth finger followed by your third finger and so on. It’s used to play repeated notes in a lot of classical pieces.
That was AMAZING!! In just one hour what an improvement
I see Rush E, I Rush.
You are such a fine musician!
0:53 gave me a heart attack
My brain just cant comprehend ... great work.. GOOD for u
Please! Please! Please! Play "Une barque sur l'océan" Ravel!!!! Please, please, please! 🥺🥺🥺🥺
I'm so proud of being one of the ogs of rush E, was one of the first person watching the original video
Can you do Chopin's Etude Op. 10, No. 4 "Torrent"?
She can play it but she doesn’t talk about it and analyze it
Shes currently studying all the Chopin etudes and so already knows it so she cant really do this challenge with it
@@_cat_0w0 aw rip thanks tho
This is great and something I could almost never do but my one criticism is that the piece starts of a lot slower and progressively builds up, but other that this is incredible
i speak spanish: emm yo soy de argentina, y la verdad es que te salió muy bien. una locura practicar la pieza RUSH E y que te lo hayas aprendido en una hora aproximadamente. en el próximo reto ¿Qué te parece que toques el tango Libertango? un saludo y un abraso desde Argentina.