canon in D but it keeps getting jazzier
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Piece: Canon In D (Pachelbel)
Performed by: Hiromi Uehara
Transcribed by: Tony Williams
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twoset gonna have an aneurysm hearing this
Lol
Lol
everyone with a sense for integrity has.
😂😂
we can leave the elitists behind where they belong
"add half a beat so the audience stays in time" at 2:01 is the best notation I've ever seen and it broke me
"wrong notes (a.k.a. jazz)" was also up there imo, made me realize how awesome I am for being able to play this 100% jazzy
@Kirk Horner Yeah what a talent to able play the piano like this and then to just wing out half a beat like no sweat :D
@@youtubeforcinghandlessucks Yep!
Same
7:22 "gradually add more wrong notes (a.k.a. jazz)" is what got me
the audience kept trying to clap but they got thrown off by the rhythm so much so they just gave up LOL
Considering they were clapping on 1 and 3, confusing them off was the correct move.
@@taru4635 Well clapping on 1 and 3 on a classical piece is the right thing to do. But it's also jazz. So... clapping on 1 2 3 4 is the way to go ?
@@ZeZapatiste Clapping anything on a classical piece is a no go, lol
@@taru4635 When they first started they were clapping on every beat. Clapping in performances like this annoys me. The crowd is too big to be able to keep the tempo steady, and the performer might not even want to keep it steady.
@@ZeZapatiste could clap eighth notes and make it a soul clap!
as someone who played the ruler in high school can confirm this was a talented ruler player, to incorporate a piano was genius :3
Thank you
I wish I had known you in high school.
Hahaha
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂
The look she has the entire time is just sheer, unadulturated JOY 😁 I adore this
The smile she always has on her face is so contagious. I can’t help but smile when I watch this
Fake smile..
It's called play for a reason! it should be fun!
2:27 the real reason she’s smiling is because she successfully got the audience to stop clapping off beat.
Like Harry Cowlick Jr. (I know that's now it's spelled, I just think it's kinda humorous)
Like "hands off, I got this".
Am I an asshole for absolutely hating when an audience does this? I assume the people on stage are sort of happy for audience engagement because it shows they are enjoying the show, but I hate how these types of audiences “take over” a performance. I feel like a stooge, but i had to get this off my chest
@@day6stan Nah you ain't alone, brother
Truth
Took me a solid few minutes to realize that she didn't have this sheet music, you MADE the sheet music so I could understand the insanity of the last 8 minutes to some degree. Thank you good sir.
"of the last eight minutes" literally the entire video
Description mentions one Tony Williams as the hero who did the transcription. What a wonderful gift he has bestowed upon humanity.
@Farb S may he rest in peace
@Farb S lmfao
Seriously, doing a transcription of this size would get you full credit as a major project in a jazz harmony or improv course in graduate level study.
What gets me is the look of pure joy on her face, she looks like she’s having the time of her life and it reflects beautifully in her music and the audience listening!
Same here! I can’t agree better!
I had the privilege of going to Berklee at the same time as Hiromi, she was just as delightful to watch back then
So cool!
2:02 "add half a beat so the audience stays in time" is the best thing I've seen in sheet music i think ever
white people can't clap
It is on par with "prepare right hand for combat", yes.
Actually would have never noticed it if it was not written. It's so flawlessly done on the fly.
look at the graph of replaying the vid. Your comment single-handly change it, everybode comes back to 2:02 lol
Also it shows her skill. This means she was able to improvise on the fly and to adjust her performance to the audience.
just sitting here thinking every few moments, "well, surely it can't get jazzier," and then it GETS JAZZIER
She is gorgeous and she has swing.
this absolutely, the title of the video is just so apt
It can always get jazzier
Same. At first I was thinking this is getting about as jazzy as Norman White and the White Skat Chorale th-cam.com/video/hwryh-U6MXQ/w-d-xo.html
"press random notes, AKA 'JAZZ'" lost it xD
Saw Hiromi on the thumbnail and had to click it. As usual, she never misses a beat and blew me away. I saw a video of her in concert once where she actually reached into the piano and straight up played the strings...by hand!!! It sounded awesome! Seeing her live in concert one day is on my bucket list.
came for some kids rendition of cannon D, stayed cause i was busy picking my jaw up off the floor
Hiromi: ahh this is a nice upbeat tempo.
The audience: not on my watch, not my tempo
lololol
haha
"Are you rushing or dragging?"
Her smile is absolutely infectious and it looks like she was having an amazing time playing it, as well. I couldn't stop smiling the entire time.
Me too! She was so obviously enjoying the whole thing and I loved it, my mood got better by 100 percent just by watching the video.
Same here. It's completely stupid but I even had tears of joy.
Sort of. My go-to analogy is Jordan at his prime. He worked his _ass_ off to make it look easy.
Her smile? Those were practiced Ted Nugent mouth theatrics.
She has the rare joyful-stankface
There are no words to describe how much she loves music, but you can see it through her happiness when performing.
I saw her live a few weeks ago, and it's one of the best memories of my life.
Her sense of timing was obvious when she was able to block out the audience's clapping that was painfully off beat.
only non drunk metalhead can headbang to meshuggah
well said
Only Tim Minchin has called the audience out on their offbeat clapping so far.
@James Grant yes it's called sound waves lol
@@broccolee4328 Oh you're off beat, wicked
Imagine being able to play an instrument as if it were your own voice. She doesn’t think about where the hands go, she probably doesn’t even think about notes. It’s all as natural as walking. Truly an amazing gift, watered and nurtured through so many years of hard work and dedication. Thank you for sharing
That's how it is when u make music in ur dreams. I make some amazing music in my sleep.... I wish I could recreate it when awake :(
Not a gift, hours and hours spent playing and understanding music.
@@humanbean3 that sounds like a gift too
@@kiransreekumar5004 I'll admit, I'm blessed with amazing dreams, every night. Playing music in a dream when you've become aware you're dreaming is incredible... I think it's kind of sad that a lot of people simply don't remember their dreams.
tbh as a singer there were a ton of areas i think many trained singers (myself most certainly included) would struggle to sing with the clarity and cleanliness she displayed
She looks very happy
右手と左手で各々の別ジャズプレーヤーがいるかのような演奏技、凄すぎる。
ピアノで擬似チェンバロ演奏まで魅せてまさにエンターテイナーだなぁ。
日本人いた、本当にそうですよねこの人…凄すぎて見入っちゃいました
Keeping the audience in time as a performer is such a power move!
When a performer does this I always think of Harry Connick Jr adding a beat to make the audience clap on the 2 and 4 rather than the 1 and 3. Very simple yet difficult thing to do on the fly
@@darkroomxvii Omg I'm so grateful for the internet, that I can find people who already commented what I was about to say !!
Even better if she had them clap “correctly” on the backbeat
@@darkroomxvii Seriously. It’s amazing how she does it almost immediately after the audience starts clapping out of time
she just adjusted what she was playing to be on their (incorrect) beat, I think it would be harder to NOT play on the beat there.
She looks like she's enjoying her music more than the audience. Honestly, she looks like she'd buy a ticket to play at her own show.
Truth be told, that's what every artist should be. Their own biggest fan.
If you would not listen to your own album, why did you record it?
@@ori_the_omnivorous omg yess. One musician should love performing with all their heart. I can't avoid smiling while playing. It's all about having fun and enjoying because the music is pure magic. Something beautiful and unique.
But its a sad day when a musician needs to pay to play at their own show. This happens every time attendance is poor.
her name?
keep smiling and crying at the same time while the song is playing, hiromi is just wonderful, the world is beautiful, to be able to live 'til now is a absolute miracle, thank you and wish everyone a smooth and happy new year
Canon in D always makes me emotional for some reason and this performance especially filled me with joy and I sat here smiling and crying as well lol. I thought something similar how this is what life is about, there is so much talent and beauty and art in the world and I feel lucky to be able to see so much of it. Glad to share an experience and joy with you. Happy new year to you as well.
gosh i'm glad I wasn't the only one
gosh i'm glad I wasn't the only one
That is a wonderful response!
I will always be grateful for this video because it's what first introduced me to Hiromi. Her joy and skill in this video are captivating, and prompted me to listen to just about everything I could find of hers. She's now my favourite pianist, by far
This is a great clip to show someone who doesn't "get" jazz. Start with a familiar motif, play it until it's ingrained in the ear, gradually start twisting it around itself in more and more complex patterns until you're just freestyling the shit out of it, and finally, come back home. This is simply brilliant.
What a great description of jazz
The best description of Jazz I’ve ever heard is that it is smooth spirals.
Yeah that describes it really good. Destroying the original music until ears of audience are hurting and for sol long that everyone is releived when it finally ends. 🤮 Jazz is really the most overfluent and misleaded variation in modern music by far. And I like MANY music styles when done well, nearly everything as long as it is not yazz. Yazz is always and forever with NO exception bad.
@@Rorimac67 boi you better replay the video
@@Rorimac67 what utter nonsense
This woman is arguably the best jazz pianist alive in terms of mechanisms. Just INSANE fingers.
The jazz culture in me 🧐 wants to argue to exert my dominance in playing wrong notes the "right" way and considering exclusively the "classic" jazz pianists, as being offended by new interpretations of jazz is our primary responsibility as we progress towards PhDs in jazz theory, but...honestly, she's pretty dang good. 😆 I feel like this comment will inevitably cause contention in the jazz world because jazz schools teach musical superiority even more than they teach contradictory music theory, but...who cares? I'm impressed!
Yea i also think her creativity is outstanding!
Look up her Time Out piano solo :)
@@tajf5529 inhuman
@@samthisam570 she's great and Im a fan and have seen her play, but I think Chihiro Yamanaka is better
演奏が素晴らしいのは勿論だけど、楽しそうにプレイするその表情が見てる自分を幸せな気分にさせてくれて止まないです。とても素晴らしいライブです。
Got to love a good audience clap-along to keep it from sounding too cool
This is a Japanese artist performing a German composer's music remixed in the Swing-Jazz style originating from African Americans on an instrument invented in Italy. The connections our world can form bring about great beauty.
Amen!
amazing
Yep, music transcends nationality without completely disregarding it!
Yeah this connection reminds a kind of axis
@@Cptcat. NOOOOOO
Putting a metal ruler on strings to make it sound like a jazzy harpsichord is pure genius. Chapeau.
Reminds me of this comedy-cover of “I Will Survive” by Igudesman & Joo that uses a milk-frother against piano wire for a similar effect. 😂
The idea is cool, but I was really annoyed by the sound. It was so much better after she took it out.
Definitely a cool voice, don't necessarily like it tho. I thought the audio file were broken
@@melvinhawkins9208 since Pachelbel is a baroque composer, he didn't have piano back then but the harpsichord (even Bach barely saw the first prototypes of fortepiano).
She used this trick to mimic the harpsichord on the medium-high octaves while accompanying with piano sound on lower thematic notes.
Cheers!
So that's what it was for?
I bet that Pachelbel, in the Beyond, is nodding, tapping a foot, and thinking,”OH, yeeeahhh!”.
"Add half a beat so the audience stays in time." I will always love this sort of thing.
Imagine performing this in the 1680’s and seeing everyone lose their freaking mind
Witch!
I always wonder how people back then would have reacted to jazz!
Like a Marty McFly moment lol
"Your great(x50) grandkids are gonna love this"
ask Copernicus how that went...🤣
@@lengmoua6861 Only if she weighs the same as a duck ;=)
She gradually went from playing the wrong notes at the right time to playing wrong notes all the time and then abruptly back to super smooth harmony.
She's wild.
_JAZZ_
I bet you clap the offbeat along with a performer who's trying to play it correct, messing them up and then coming on here talking about how you think jazz is
Jazz is spicy music.
Welcome to jazz
@Ruska oh, we haven't been formally introduced, but I'd gladly ask who you are so that I can unintroduce us. Also, 13 people agreed with me, none of you know jazz, you just benefit off of the daily random shit that greets you on the algorithm wagon. Get a personality
When she starts the right hand at 6:00 it's incredible, but when she keeps it going through the whole left hand line beginning at 6:20 it's just...otherworldly. I'm not sure people understand just how difficult and impressive that is.
One of the best piano players in the world. She is absolutely mind blowingingly good.
I love that they added a half a beat to keep the audience in time then decided nope they're not tight enough and just syncopated the Rhythm to destroy their will to clap along
That was beautiful I'd say
Can we just acknowledge that transcribing this is completely INSANE?
I never thought about that but you're right. Must of taken a long time to get it right.
amen. well said.
Not for a profecional artist.
@@isaicordero5654 It's insane even for a professional.
Hes still in highschool too
As much as she loves music, music loves her too.
It makes me happy how happy she is
If I had a time machine, I'd go back to the 17th century and show this to Pachelbel.
You'd show this to him at his deathbed? (Well, I guess it would be his deathbed after seeing it)
@@Wecoc1 “this musical performance could kill a small Victorian child, or a large Baroque era Composer”
that's ok, she is his most recent reincarnation :P
He would cry a lot
@@kitsubi11 Cry from happiness I hope. It's hard to imagine a musician not feeling only joy for having this kind of a tribute done to them.
She's like a classical musician through out her life and finally came out of her closet to be a jazz player
Just a live-action, abridged adaption of Kids on the Slope, really 😂
@@mattm7220 dammit, everyone is talking abt it and now I gotta watch/read it too (if it has a manga)
no she started studying jazz at 8...
Kinda like Crossroads.
@@michaeltagor4238 you should watch it rather than reading it if you like jazz music
I don't think I've ever seen a happier human
what a MEASURED performance!
god i wanna be a musician like this, so unapologetically enraptured by the joy of making music. she looks like she's having so much fun up there, if it weren't for her adjusting to the audience's (bad) rhythm i would wonder if she even knew they were there. there is so much love and passion and happiness in this performance and it makes my heart full to see.
Agreed. It looks like it feels so good to be able to just let your hands fly
This
Start learning man.
THIS BRO
devote time and effort. Music is a skill that only gives my friend :)
"Mom, can we have harpsichord at home?"
"We already have harpsichord at home."
Harpsichord at home:
Your mom is right, harpsichord at home is better
Love it, love it. George Winston's variation on the Canon has become iconic and remains serene.. but this is fun!
I love this. Especially the joyful intensity Hiromi Uehara, who is having one hell of a good time. It's infectious. Her skill is just amazing.
I'm typically a classical junkie, but this was the first time I ever shed a tear over a jazz adaptation. How incredible. She is absolutely levitating on the pure joy of music.
I started tearing up very suddenly at around 6:21, when that bass line came in and she just kept that high thing going it was absolutely crazy
Beautifully said. Very emotional to watch this.
classical + jazz = country
@@jendralhxr no
me too ,me too tears at 3:06 also took all will to play piano again .....
It's always impossible to do this level of jazz without making the face.
Fr 🤣
any level of jazz needs that stank face ooomphh
Jazz just seeps into your soul and you can't help but smile.
Like how a guitarist makes the face when they're so absorbed in their solos.
@@SiniBANG I play oboe. Try making a face with that!
that silence to make crowd clap in the correct timing is so smart
👏👏👏
I'm fascinated by her eh-y voice. And her expression. And of course the structure of the song.
2:32 3:39 3:55
4:07 4:26 4:43
5:43 6:54 7:03 (for myself)
My favorite part is so much FUN she's having.
There's nothing like watching a musician who truly enjoys and feels what they're playing. ❤
if you watch any of hiromi’s other performances you can tell how much she loves what she’s doing, like in her performances with edmar castaneda she’s having a BLAST
There's a zone we get into when our hearts are finally opening up to unleash the deeper music.
Absolutely agree! Nothing is better than seeing a musician that is really loving what they are doing. It is so inspiring and makes me so much happier knowing they are loving it!
I went to a concert of four metal bands and one of the undercard bands was Avatar. I knew of them and enjoyed their music, but they stole the show with how much fun they had on stage and with the crowd. It means so much more when the people there to entertain you clearly are enjoying doing it. In contrast, I saw Bob Dylan play the same venue and he came off like he felt he had blessed us with his presence - never thanked or even acknowledged the crowd and at the end, he walked up front, looked to the side, put a hand out in a flashy pose, turned and walked off stage. I would love to see Avatar again - wouldn't go see Dylan if the tickets were free (which is sad because I love his work).
That's the spirit, isn' it?
she is fucking stoked through the whole set
I audibly exclaimed 'no..." in bewilderment when she started playing the left hand melody underneath those 32nd notes. She's on another level ;o;
Those 32nds were straight, and the 16ths were swung, I think that's even crazier
.....
My jaw literally dropped for the rest of the performance
Me too!
Had to watch it twice best jazz modern impro ever ❤
I see a lot of "jazz players" springing up in the comments section,
Chick Corea appreciates her performance and plays with her.
It is clear that anyone who has doubts about her playing should first question their own ears.
"Gradually add more wrong notes (a.k.a Jazz)" Pretty much accurately sums up what jazz is, but also sums up what makes Jazz such an amazing genre.
It says jäzz, for a reason
Jazz is syncopation, 3 beats against 4 or a variation.
"It don't mean a thing if it don't swing"
that was my favorite part about the whole notation XDD
I love how at 4:12 some guy from the audience says "Yeah!" after the repetitive lick, and she acknowledges him by bringing it back for a few measures right after! What an amazing performer!!
When she did that she looked into the crowd and started laughing, probably to the person who yelled. God music is awesome
Great catch, I had to watch this section 3 times to see what happened!
4:15 on my player. Good catch!!
@@ytp3nohh lol thats where it is
@@rossou99 "When she did that she looked into the crowd and started laughing, probably to the person who yelled"
it's difficult to conclude that that's what she did, because she was already looking to the crowd and smiling even before the guy shouted "yeah". Then she briefly looked at the piano and looked back the same way she was doing before. Even this whole idea that she repeated the lick just because of the "yeah" is kind of a stretch, as that could have been on her plans to do anyway, regardless of the guy shouting.
finally, a classical performer who can solo lmao
she looks like she’s having the time of her life. her entire body is so expressive, and it shows in her musical performance!
I felt relieved when she finally took the ruler off the strings.
That poor ruler didn't deserve to be violated as such...
I don't think it's a particularly great sound. Meant to emulate a harpsichord probably, or some other early keyboard, but it just sounds like a ruler stuck,k in a piano most of the time.
This isn't Cage's Sonata 5.
@@davidwilson6577 fuck all the way off that shit was poppin
As soon as she took that ruler out, everything escalated into a full-blown musical perfection streak
After much calculations, I infer a hotdog sausage would create a more softer reverb over the ruler
The best part of the whole thing is that you can tell she's just having a BLAST up there.
She's smiling through the pain
Almost every performance I've seen her do she brings this infectious, happy vibe that just draws you in and clearly shows how much she's enjoying her time at the piano.
Absolutely
@@kaptenlemper It's kinda creepy. Is it camp I wonder? I wish she wouldn't, the music doesn't need it.
@@davidhawley1132 Pretty sad that you don't recognize what happiness looks like.
no country is as independent as her two hands.
Watching the fun she was having, and the beauty of this in general, I had some tears at the end I was so overjoyed watching. Bravo! Legit tears
Its wild to me how expressive she's being with her right hand while still playing rhythm with her left hand.
It’s like two different people
Hand independence at its finest
Soloing and doing stride bass at the same time is notoriously hard to do, which is why it fell out of fashion. People _wanted_ to imitate it but it's really, really hard.
Wait until you hear Oscar Peterson doing it in Blues Etude: th-cam.com/video/EX6fLQZNMiA/w-d-xo.html
It's like she's lost in her own world. Nothing exists outside of her and the piano. This is someone who is completely in the zone.
Not that true since she is also playing with the public
@@neitsab8172 her zone is so poweful that she took the whole audience with her in her realm
Love her energy so much! She looks to have so much fun with this! 😄
Still remember the first Hiromi concert I visited in Berlin 15years ago (maybe?). This woman is a genius and I go to every concert that is anyhow close to me. Hope I’ll get many more years of her music and her contagious joy making music.
Her control of rhythm is astonishing, i mean I know that she's a world class musician but that section at around 06:30 where she was playing the melody in the bass left me gobsmacked 😶
It wasn't even the rhythmic clarity for me, which is mind-blowing in and of itself; it was how she gave the melody that much personality and exuberance while keeping the treble so regimented and restrained. It felt to me like the melody had been so restrained for the previous measures it was just forcing it's way out of her. Glorious stuff.
My right forearm almost got a Charlie Horse just watching her perform that part!
oh, how much i enjoy, i love the way the notes come along thogether with this bodylanguage!!
she is so happy and excited about this
4:26 The AGRESSIVE DELICACY that she plays those chords with is mesmerizing, speechless.
"agressive delicacy" that's it, that's my new fav phrase, thank you for that one
Dude! She's OOZING feel! It's ridiculous!
OH YEAH! It's classic Erroll Garner with those full delayed chords. It's so wild!
It legit didn't even sound like a piano to me, it was so damn gorgeous
What a beautiful human being
The pure joy on her face while she's playing is contagious x'D
Transcendental
Been trying to find my core as an artist overall, wasn't expecting this to be part of my journey. I've seen her music before, but I just suddenly realized
"She's playing." Not the piano, but playing, like a kid. And when the audience started to clap, I thought "Oh, it's not about *skill.* They're playing with her. They're all in that auditorium to watch her "play" and get to feel like they're "playing" and get to join in on "play" with her and the piano is kinda secondary..."
Art isn't something I can do by *wanting it* harder, uh...
Jeez, I learned too much at once on this one.
this is an underrated comment. only once before have I felt the joy of play encapsulate a performance, and this one certainly does that
my vote is want as hard as you can, because it looks like she of burned a lifetime of want and poured it into piano.
she actually is a piano now.
thats fucking success right there.
*add a half beat so the audience stays in time*
Such an amazing talent to be able to seemlessly adjust like that without anyone actually noticing. Also speaks to her impovising abilities since this was so clearly maticulalously practised.
i believe Hiromi's best moments are those when she plays piano, and when the public doesn't clap along so she can play.
If you were sitting in the audience it wouldn’t sound off beat. It’s only because the mic is on stage, so the sound has to travel to the audience, they clap on the beat, and then the sound of the clap has to come all the way back to the stage. Sound travels pretty slow. The audience only has to be about 15 yards away for this to happen.
@@rogacz25 Acoustics baby, they're based in physics.
I wonder where this was recorded...
@@rogacz25 yea but sadly it's ruining this video for me.
One of my biggest pet peeves as a musician.
I was lucky enough to hear Hiromi play live in 2014 - front row seat, behind the piano, in a stand on the stage(!). She had this same level of fun and intensity for what I guess was a couple of hours. When she came back for the second encore I felt kinda sorry for her, as she was clearly exhausted, but she still gave it her all and knocked it out the park anyway. An absolute olympian of musicianship.
I'm not even a jazz guy and even less of a classical guy but that part between 1:58 and 2:02 lives in my head rent free 24/7
An incredible showcase of talent and a true example of how art, no matter how old can still hold a candle to the new age trends and stand up to be mind-blowing masterpieces with a little creativity and raw aptitude. Brilliant.
I always loved her expressions and joy on stage, she's so fun to watch!
Who is she?
@@jasonlieberman4606 Hiromi Uehara
She is having so much fun. Reminds me of tommy Emmanuel on the guitar. If they were to play together their smiles would be out of control.
That's showmanship. It does add a lot to the performance. Some people force a smile when playing their instruments and they looked pathetic.
7:23 "gradually add more wrong notes (a.k.a. jazz)" - that makes me a jazz master! :) Love Hiromi's playing
* jäzz
lol
"Wrong" aint a word in jazz baybee
Like Thelonius Monk said, "The piano ain't got no wrong notes."
beat me to it, lol
@@sharkofjoy There are not wrong notes, you only miss the confidence to play them.
I keep coming back to this video. It just puts a smile on my face!
Absolutely amazing. Her joyful smile is as amazing as the sounds she produces with a piano. Cheerful, brilliant, and full of youthful bliss.
She was positively vibin the whole time. Neat.
How do you even start to transcribe such music? Well done, George. As a drummer, I find your videos fascinating...as I'm sure non-drummers do also.
well you can make a machine do it
I think it starts with knowing what key it is in first. Then you just gotta know the scale. Chords are the last thing you can identify. Often melodies can be pulled if you have an anchor note( what I like to call it) like the 1st of the scale or just C in general.
I’m a piano player, and this is frickin’ awesome
@@thenonfurry You get it! :)
As a beginner pianist, this is so amazing and impressive. I can sometimes pick a simple melody line by ear, but I can't really pick up the bass, and I wouldn't even know the correct notation, time signature, etc. Amazing, I am so in awe with professional musicians.
I love this lady. She's channelling something wondeful
Absolutely extraordinary! What an amazing arrangement and performance! BRAVA!
that sound of metal ruler on the strings sounds like a hit in rhythm game
How is that so spot on?
FC
Arcaea hitsounds
Oh so thats what it is, i was wondering whats wrong witth this piano haha
My right hand started physically cramping up at 6:50 and she’s the one who’s playing, what the hell! Incredible
Love it! She’s so fabulous!! ❤
It's very rare you literally get chills all over your body listening to music. But this, this is not just music. The pianist and the piano had a very intimate conversation and I personally had chills through all three repeated watching.
7:16 "continue with random sloppy clusters" is easily the greatest notation i've ever witnessed, that's just fucking golden lmaoo
aka jäzz
Hahah I laughed at “add a half beat so audience clap stays on time”
Those runs at the end are so god damn clean
Hiromi is one of the cleanest pianists you'll ever hear. That's kinda her thing.
You must have 100% control over your fingers at all times to be able to switch and be 'pin-point-perfect' with her straights at the end of such a piece. Her control is at 100%.
Hiromi is my favorite pianist
What a joy to watch and listen to. So mesmerising.
unironically best version of it that I've ever heard by a long shot.
I can think of one better that took me by surprise. This one’s so complex and interesting though.
@@declandougan7243 which one?
@@declandougan7243 bro you can't keep us hanging like this
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She’s like a kid enjoying hide and seek with sound. What a prodigy.
Oh my God! How does she do it?
@@sorendippel She hits random keys, and the notes play themselves.
@@jacobshirley3457 no
@@jacobshirley3457 real instrumentist
It's wierd always the people who haven't got a clue about the knowledge in a certain subject are those that are giving the most exagerrated compliments to people who know about the subject🤔
I just discovered Hiromi, and needed this today. You were amazing!
We really need way more of such creative performers to breathe life into classical music.