Why failed? The beauty lies in those small misses. And the one pause at 3:07 was perfect. Only if you knew how much i wish to play this track. Fantastic!
Yeah, this was good! I don't know why, but Bethena is kind of a killer. I tried to learn it a few years ago, and still mess up all the bridges between sections. X(
@@quiet1686 I learnt Bethena back when I started playing ragtime. Certainly isn’t an easy piece, though it shouldn’t be too hard with enough practise either. The main difficulty, I think, is getting all the voice leading to really pop.
Hey Buddy.. If I could do that it wouldn't call it failure.. ..I would call it a Christmas miracle !!! Stop being so hard on your self. We all stub our toe once a while. Tahe it from me..." Great Job " !!! Jim
Thanks! The only reason I called it failure is because I was able to play it earlier almost flawlessly. Though I was really nervous which could explain why. I guess I am too hard on myself, I think I have a forgotten the main reason why I was playing in public. To simply have a good time, not to play everything perfectly which is impossible.
@@jimmymiller77 I recorded myself playing a few days ago. I remember in different parts of the performance I felt that I made obvious errors. When I listened to it later, I thought that it sounded perfect, I couldn't hear any mistakes. I think the thoughts of messing up in front of other people is rooted deeply into our genes.
I saw that "kr" you put next to 800 for the price and I was like "what unit of cash is this? Isn't this guy american?" and then I looked at your about page and I saw Sweden and I just thought "OH, it's Swedish Krones or however it's spelled" xD Nice playing!
I take you thinking I was an American as a compliment. It's not weird at all for you think that considering that you have never seen or heard me talk in Swedish before. I appreciate your compliment!
@@Tarzoq Take however you want hahaha, honestly, sounds like being Swedish is even cooler than being American! You guys get to have the cool names and awesome geography, we're stuck across the atlantic with a boring language and definitely not the best geography...
@@PiotrBarcz Since I am not American I can not confirm if that is true. Sometimes I feel like being American has to be cooler than being Swedish but I believe that only happens because you sometimes get tired of your own culture and admire a different one.
@@Tarzoq I can definitely understand that. I like Scandinavia in general because of the beautiful lakes and fjords and of course the fact that in general the place is just beautiful!
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Why failed? The beauty lies in those small misses. And the one pause at 3:07 was perfect. Only if you knew how much i wish to play this track. Fantastic!
Nice playing my man!
Thank you!
I agree and its always better than those who never try at all. Well played!
Yeah, this was good! I don't know why, but Bethena is kind of a killer. I tried to learn it a few years ago, and still mess up all the bridges between sections. X(
@@quiet1686 I learnt Bethena back when I started playing ragtime. Certainly isn’t an easy piece, though it shouldn’t be too hard with enough practise either. The main difficulty, I think, is getting all the voice leading to really pop.
I think that was wonderful!
u got through it well at the end honestly. i wouldve froze and stopped probably
Thank you! Normally I would have probably stopped too, but I felt it would be too embarrassing to stop instead of finishing it.
I love this Joplin piece. So melancholy! Thank you for playing it :)
I'm glad you liked it, it is very beautiful. :)
Fantastiskt fint.
Hey Buddy.. If I could do that it wouldn't call it failure.. ..I would call it a Christmas miracle !!! Stop being so hard on your self. We all stub our toe once a while. Tahe it from me..." Great Job " !!! Jim
Thanks! The only reason I called it failure is because I was able to play it earlier almost flawlessly. Though I was really nervous which could explain why. I guess I am too hard on myself, I think I have a forgotten the main reason why I was playing in public. To simply have a good time, not to play everything perfectly which is impossible.
@@Tarzoq Correct. Many times when I was playing in Public I would make a error and no-one even noticed. The idea is to have fun.. Be Good, Jim
@@jimmymiller77 I recorded myself playing a few days ago. I remember in different parts of the performance I felt that I made obvious errors. When I listened to it later, I thought that it sounded perfect, I couldn't hear any mistakes. I think the thoughts of messing up in front of other people is rooted deeply into our genes.
@@Tarzoq Just close your eyes and pretend they aren't there. After a while it will work, Trust Me, been there done that.. Jim
@@jimmymiller77 Do you play piano too?
I saw that "kr" you put next to 800 for the price and I was like "what unit of cash is this? Isn't this guy american?" and then I looked at your about page and I saw Sweden and I just thought "OH, it's Swedish Krones or however it's spelled" xD
Nice playing!
I take you thinking I was an American as a compliment. It's not weird at all for you think that considering that you have never seen or heard me talk in Swedish before.
I appreciate your compliment!
@@Tarzoq Take however you want hahaha, honestly, sounds like being Swedish is even cooler than being American! You guys get to have the cool names and awesome geography, we're stuck across the atlantic with a boring language and definitely not the best geography...
@@PiotrBarcz Since I am not American I can not confirm if that is true. Sometimes I feel like being American has to be cooler than being Swedish but I believe that only happens because you sometimes get tired of your own culture and admire a different one.
@@Tarzoq I can definitely understand that. I like Scandinavia in general because of the beautiful lakes and fjords and of course the fact that in general the place is just beautiful!
Sounds,like,Mass,music /Church music
Hey none of these are east. I have played fir yesrs but NEVER IN public.