Ever since Christmas day passed, I've been playing several calmer rags and pieces. I think this one is elegant like the beautiful lamp it is named for, while also being both soothing and exciting. I hope you enjoy it.
Well, Leander, that was smooth and easy to enjoy. I didn't realize a 'rag' could come across like that, but you sure did it. Your happy attitude makes every song a happy song! Stay warm and happy!😊 Jerry
Leander this performance was wonderful. You Play so very well and being able to smile the way you do is so Charming. Keep up the great videos and thanks to dad for filming this lovely video and your playing. You both are amazing. BRAVO! Your Big fan and Mooozician 🐄🐄🐮🐮🐄🐄🐮🐮🐄🐄🎶🎶🎼🎼🎵🎵🎹🎹Patrick. in Canada!
@Leander-piano Well, I wish I could just beam me over to watch you play. You have touched the hearts of all of us ♥️ . I pray that as you grow, you stay the polite, talented young man you are. We love you much ♥️🎵
Wow, the occasional counterpoint and changes in tempo are interesting in this piece. This rag seems to have a more modern interpretation. Mr. Leander, your selection of this piece and your performance is Tiffany quality!
Beautiful, Leander. This softer, moderate paced song showcases your understanding of the feelings the chord progressions intend. I'm sorry I don't better know the music language to describe what I hear. You certainly have a gift for all of it: fast and energetic, gentle and tender.
Every one of your songs is a favorite for me. The up-tempo as well as the down-tempo. You are such a talented young man, and your smile makes each offering just so much better. Thank you for bringing a smile to my face when I'm listening to every one of your songs! Happy New Year!
Beautifully played. Hope you had a great Christmas you deserve it for how hard you work. As I always say LOL...Make time to go play...I know you do God Bless!
I request a night at the opera from chico marx 1935… im a moderate fan and i check your daily posts and i really like the styles you play and the showmanship that you posess
Thank you again. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas and wishing you a Very Happy New Year. Nice to see the old rag time piano again. Sounding good as always. My macaw bird approves, he's singing along
It's a hans macaw. The smallest of the macaws. Quite a chatterbox and very good talker. Not a lot of gibberish, but he can name the situation and carry on a simple conversation
Hey, buddy! Welcome back home. This is a great post-Christmas song. It has a nice, festive mood to it. Your playing of it sounds excellent, too. Aside from the music, I have always liked Tiffany-style glasswork. I have a small collections of Tiffany lamps at home, and some Tiffany fixtures, too. I always keep a watch for others that I might want. There is no way I could afford an authentic Louis Comfort Tiffany artwork, but there are some really nice Tiffany-style pieces that are affordable to me. If you are ever in the San Jose, California, area, you might enjoy a visit to the Sarah Winchester House. It is almost like going into a "fun house" with all its quirks and oddities. Unless it has changed since I was there, it has a room that is filled with Tiffany windows that were never installed. It's like an art gallery within the house. There are also quite a few Tiffany windows installed throughout the house. I think they are all authentic L. C. Tiffany pieces, too, since Sarah Winchester was insanely wealthy and was able to afford them.
It is nice when sometimes you can play a slower, calmer song. Different tempos produce different moods and it's good to hear both fast, slow and medium pieces. You're doing great.
Leander, you are unstoppable, with this amount of material played, remembered and worked surely you can withstand the practice burden that a great teacher would put on you. A bud has to open and blossom into a full flower, please! Don't settle for "youtube's amateurs delight" despite all the nice praise. You are worth better.
@@ssavia You, frankly, must be an exceptionally poor piano teacher to avoid at all costs. Leander now would struggle to pass grade 5 ABRSM. Listen to Mozart Fantasia or Chopin. May I ask what qualifications does this "piano teacher" possess ? According to her biography, NONE. It is very important fo any parent of a talented kid to steer clear from such "piano teachers" who will keep charging and insist that technique is all right, for they are unable to detect problems let alone teach to play. As my kid has obtained LTCL piano performance at age 11 from Trinity College, I can gauge the standards a bit. Are you aware of these names (Leander's contemporaries): Elisey Mysin Andrey Goncharov Sasha Fovgan Fegya Kutuzov Varvara Zarudneva Zakhar Vnutskih Vladimir Karyakin Roman Sher and many others whose talents match the scope of talent that Leander has. He is rather light years behind them. He deserves to become as good.
My reply to Susan self-taught pop guitar player who calls herself a piano teacher :) You, frankly, must be an exceptionally poor piano teacher to avoid at all costs. Leander now would struggle to pass grade 5 ABRSM. Listen to Mozart Fantasia or Chopin. May I ask what qualifications you proudly possess ? Your pitch skills and eyesight worry me. It is very important fo any parent of a talented kid to steer vlear from such "piano teachers" who will keep taking money and insist that technique is all right, for they are unable to detect problems ket slone teach to play. As my kid has obtained LTCL piano performance at age 11 from Trinity College, I can gauge the standards a bit. Are you aware of these names (Leander's contemporaries): Elisey Mysin Andrey Goncharov Sasha Fovgan Fegya Kutuzov Varvara Zarudneva Zakhar Vnutskih Vladimir Karyakin Roman Sher and many others whose talents match the scope of talent that Leander has. He is rather light years behind
It is a conundrum isn't it. As a youngster, my grandmother first started teaching me after I tried to pick out Barcarolle on her old upright Witton & Witton piano. It was after hearing a local dramatic society group choir practicing in her loungeroom. The loungeroom and especially the piano were not to be lightly trespassed but I had gone in, sneakily opened the lid of the piano after pinching a couple of water crackers out of the biscuit tin she kept in there. I managed without either pinning a finger or banging the lid. From then on, I had total licence to be in there. Her words once heard when she played the piano around me as I sat close on a cushion still echo. "Don't get me wrong, I love them all (seven grandchildren) but this one is mine." I must have been four at the time as we did not move to our house until I was about five. I had poor eyesight which fortunately improved later in life. Memory for sound has waned over time and age, probably in having to compete with the distraction of improving eyesight. Affordable music teachers were scarce in the semi-rural area we lived at. My grandmother played by ear. She could read music albeit slowly but well enough to learn pieces as written. My first music teacher was strong on me learning music theory and sight reading. I was one step ahead and played anything at first so the music teacher would correct me and unwittingly teach me the piece by ear. Eventually though the joy went out of it as my teacher caught on. I would shut down before the sessions ended when it got a bit intense. There was a piece that I had once heard and there was a wrong note on the manuscript which had I think been hand-copied. The final straw was my telling my music teacher it was wrong and my music teacher would have none of it. For some reason I do not really know, even at first year of school age, I did not give way. I remember my grandmother saying something about "ruining that boy and breaking his spirit." That was my last formal piano lesson. Later at high school age I had some formal lessons when learning accordion. My music teacher then was onto my trickery but took the view that I would be far better off by being set free rather than having my independent spirit stifled. Before he saw me off, he set me a task of a modern piece which was highly complex arrangement of a popular modern song. It was beyond what I thought was my skill level but insisted I master it just to prove to myself that I could which I did. In later life, instant eidetic memory had diminished and I actually had to put some work into it. Apparently once you hit fourteen it is all downhill from there when it comes to soaking stuff in but ability to work with and build upon what you take in improves dramatically. I came to regret I did not thrash myself into learning to sight read fluently. There is a great wealth of musical arrangement out there. The chord colours and arrangements are not always easy to "get" when harvesting arrangements by ear. I found that forcing past the hard bits or cherrypicking took a little of the enjoyment out of it, more and more as I grew older. One eventually becomes bored with one's own re-arrangements of pieces picked up by ear. Slowly stumbling through a written arrangement helps. The modern tutorials on youtube have been a blessing for me but being able to read and assimilate written scores would be even better. This young man appears to be a collector of musical experiences. The secret sauce of any music teacher will be in finding the balance between formal instruction and a freely enriching experience to show that collection of arrangements by written manuscript can be as rewarding and joyful as harvesting them aurally.
You never have to worry little man about someone not liking your playing. Everyone loves it. Did you get some nice things for Christmas.. Maybe we should get you a little candleobra
The piano sounds smoother I think. I'm not an expert, but I do know Jeremy worked on it for you. Is it in my imagination or does it actually sound better to you? You are there in the room with it and I am not. I hope you got some cool stuff for Christmas. I got a few gift certificates for Amazon, I think I will enjoy spending them lol. All the best to you my friend - in case you didn't know it, from your little room you bring lots of joy to people all over the place. It makes you very important and I hope that makes you feel good :) Thumbs up 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you for saying those nice things to me. You are right that the piano sounds much much better because Jeremy worked on it. It feels much nicer to play and it is easier to play softly
Without a doubt the most calm performance I've seen from you. Good job "Piano Man"...Thank you for all the work to post. What you got for New Years eve : )
Ever since Christmas day passed, I've been playing several calmer rags and pieces. I think this one is elegant like the beautiful lamp it is named for, while also being both soothing and exciting. I hope you enjoy it.
That’s a good description of that piece
It's a very pretty piece, and you played it very well! Thanks Leander!
Very nice 👍😍
Yes, this rag did have a different sound. Nice.
I think you had some extra coaching in learning this piece. Right? Did you notice that you've passed 1 million total views for your channel?
This is a unique sounding ragtime song. Yes, it is elegant, like the beautiful Tiffany lamp. Well done, Leander. Loved it.
I like how he'll smile at the camera...
Without missing a single note.....
Never get tired of your selections! Thank you!
Thank you
I am glad you like my choices.
Where do you find all of these rag time songs?
YES it's good to calm down after the Christmas rush. Rag timers are certainly impressed by your range.
Well, Leander, that was smooth and easy to enjoy. I didn't realize a 'rag' could come across like that, but you sure did it. Your happy attitude makes every song a happy song!
Stay warm and happy!😊 Jerry
Thank you very much
Leander this performance was wonderful. You Play so very well and being able to smile the way you do is so Charming. Keep up the great videos and thanks to dad for filming this lovely video and your playing. You both are amazing. BRAVO! Your Big fan and Mooozician 🐄🐄🐮🐮🐄🐄🐮🐮🐄🐄🎶🎶🎼🎼🎵🎵🎹🎹Patrick. in Canada!
Ieander this is the most different rag I have ever heard it's very different and I liked it a lot it was a lot of fun.
I agree! Perfect piece for post party rest.
I am really glad that you liked it
Wonderful, Leander. It's nice to hear the music of a contemporary composer of rags. And you performed it so splendidly!
I am happy that you liked it
Outstanding! Thank you Leander! 🤗
Leander you are growing up so fast! You are a joy to listen to! All the best to you and family for happy, healthy and piano playing New Year!
Thank you
I hope you are having a nice time and new years
Beautiful. Love your smiles!!!
I agree! And, his ability to memorize so many pieces at such a young age is very impressive! ❤
CONGRATULATIONS LEANDER, YOU NOW HAVE OVER A MILLION VIEWS!🎉 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for congratulating me
I did not know that so many people watched my videos
@Leander-piano Well, I wish I could just beam me over to watch you play. You have touched the hearts of all of us ♥️ . I pray that as you grow, you stay the polite, talented young man you are. We love you much ♥️🎵
Awesome playing Leander 😊😊✌️❤️
Very enjoyable an entertaining Thankyou talented Leander soothing an exciting just like you!
Well done young man! Incredible job on this musical piece 💯👍
What a lovely rag, and so thoughtfully played. ❤
Thank you, I am glad you thought that I played it well.
@ You sure did, Leander! Your musical maturity is astounding for someone your age… or any age!! 😄
I so enjoyed that! Thank you, Leander!
Loved it, Leander! I love your taste in music!
I miss all of your pretty Christmas lights, but your smile can always light up a room!. Wonderful composition as always.
They are still on the piano but since this wasn't a Christmas song I did not turn them on
Thank you so much. A lovely post-Christmas rag to enjoy. And as the Germans would say, "Meisterhaft gespielt!"
Vielen Dank
I hope Auld Lang Syne may be on your list for New Years... I've enjoyed your holiday selections. Keep up the good work Lander.
I hope you saw my Auld Lang Syne video
Thank you for encouraging me
@Leander-piano I totally enjoyed it Leander... did not know my suggestion was part of the reason you played it.
Wow, the occasional counterpoint and changes in tempo are interesting in this piece. This rag seems to have a more modern interpretation. Mr. Leander, your selection of this piece and your performance is Tiffany quality!
I am glad that you think I chose a good song to play
This was written in 2012 I think.
I love your performance and your smiles so much 😊❤
This is a really soothing and lovely piece. All is calm; all is bright…
Beautiful 😍
‘Love your wide variety of ragtime, Leander! Marvelous work! 👏🏻👏🏻🎹
Thank you
I like to try to find really interesting songs to play
Impressive performance Leander !
A most unusual rag! I enjoyed hearing it and seeing your smiles.
Beautiful! And memorize! You are great.
Thank you
I am glad you think it is beautiful
Finding a new video is the high point of my day Thanks
Nice! 💎
Yes -- you do bring out the elegance of this piece -- a nice controlled tempo.
I am glad you noticed that i was trying to play more controlled
@Leander-piano impressive
YOU ARE AMAZING ! Watching you and your incredible talent is such a pleasure ! THANK YOU for sharing your gift with us !!!!!
Beautiful, Leander. This softer, moderate paced song showcases your understanding of the feelings the chord progressions intend. I'm sorry I don't better know the music language to describe what I hear. You certainly have a gift for all of it: fast and energetic, gentle and tender.
I am glad you think I played it well.
I want to get really good at playing different styles
There he goes again! Great job Leander! Been anxiously awaiting your posting today, and you made my day, again❤😂.
I am glad that I posted a song when you were waiting for a video
I certainly enjoyed it! Ragtime is one of my favorite genres, especially played by suc an exceptional young man. Keep playing and smiling!❤❤❤❤
I am really glad that you enjoyed it
That was fun to listen to. Thanks.
Loverly!
Your playing always bring me joy~~~~~and that you introduce us to many pieces I have never heard before~ Bravo!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
I am glad it makes you happy and that you learn new songs from my videos
YES YES YES, I LOVE THIS TUNE!!!!!!! Nobody really plays it though.
I knew that you would be the one of my viewers who would know this song
I think this is one of my favorites. But each piece, I add another.
@@chinooksings Yeah this one's particularly nice, Vincent's a good friend of mine, he's one of the best composers of ragtime and novelty that I know.
I had the same thoughts before I read what you said about it. It's lovely. Good show, Leander.
Magician !!
🎼🎵🎶🎵🎹
Every one of your songs is a favorite for me. The up-tempo as well as the down-tempo. You are such a talented young man, and your smile makes each offering just so much better. Thank you for bringing a smile to my face when I'm listening to every one of your songs! Happy New Year!
Thank you for telling me so many nice things.
I am glad that you like the songs that I choose.
You play very well for a kid your age. I enjoy watching and listening to play. You have a nice smile.
Thank you I am glad you like my videos. I will keep trying to get even better.
Unbroken arpeggio chords give this piece a melodic cadence that you play quite well -- Good Job, Sweetheart ❤
Thank you I am glad you think I played it well.
I made some mistakes
@Leander-piano We never hear mistakes -- Just say "It's part of the score !" ❤
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 🥳🥳🥳 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 💪🏻👍🏻 😊
Love your piano playing!! Love your smile!!
Thank you for telling me
Just brilliant Leander 👏 😊😊😊
This was very calming after the busy Christmas days.
Thank you for helping us to relax. 👍
I am glad it helped you to feel more relaxed.
Beautifully played. Hope you had a great Christmas you deserve it for how hard you work. As I always say LOL...Make time to go play...I know you do God Bless!
Thank you
I had a nice Christmas and I hope that you did too
Yes. Well done!
It is always a joy when I listen to you play the piano. I am very proud of you.
Thank you for encouraging me again
Wonderful.
My second post but I couldn't help it. Someone mentioned " piano man" - why not Billy Joel piano man and Leander duet? That would be fantastic!
I can play Piano man but i have not made a video of it
I haven’t heard this song before Leander but it’s quite different. Hope you enjoyed your Christmas? 😁⭐️👍👏👏☑️👋👋👋
I had a nice Christmas
I hope you did too
Really good!
Leander, I enjoyed your playing and looking forward to your next. Have the happiest New Year.
Mr. Kersten
Thank you Mr Kersten
I saw your other comment too.
I hope that you are going to have a happy new year
I request a night at the opera from chico marx 1935… im a moderate fan and i check your daily posts and i really like the styles you play and the showmanship that you posess
I will listen to that song.
I have never heard it before.
Thank you for telling me about it.
Your very welcome
Thank you again. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas and wishing you a Very Happy New Year. Nice to see the old rag time piano again. Sounding good as always. My macaw bird approves, he's singing along
Wow
I am interested in birds
Can he talk to you?
@Leander-piano My brother got a baby owl a few weeks ago (a rescue, and he is permitted). It hooted for the first time a few days ago.
lol! that's hilarious!!
It's a hans macaw. The smallest of the macaws. Quite a chatterbox and very good talker. Not a lot of gibberish, but he can name the situation and carry on a simple conversation
@@stevenchacala Alright, I have an owl and and a couple of crows that hang around. Sometimes the crows bring "gifts".
I totally loved this song. You're such a little genius.
I am happy that it was nice for you to hear
Hey, buddy! Welcome back home. This is a great post-Christmas song. It has a nice, festive mood to it. Your playing of it sounds excellent, too. Aside from the music, I have always liked Tiffany-style glasswork. I have a small collections of Tiffany lamps at home, and some Tiffany fixtures, too. I always keep a watch for others that I might want. There is no way I could afford an authentic Louis Comfort Tiffany artwork, but there are some really nice Tiffany-style pieces that are affordable to me. If you are ever in the San Jose, California, area, you might enjoy a visit to the Sarah Winchester House. It is almost like going into a "fun house" with all its quirks and oddities. Unless it has changed since I was there, it has a room that is filled with Tiffany windows that were never installed. It's like an art gallery within the house. There are also quite a few Tiffany windows installed throughout the house. I think they are all authentic L. C. Tiffany pieces, too, since Sarah Winchester was insanely wealthy and was able to afford them.
Thank you for telling me about that museum.
I will go there someday.
That is really interesting that you have those beautiful lamps
This is such a wonderful piece to listen! Excellent key skills! Topped off with a smile.
🎉MAGNIFIQUE🎉
Merci!
It is nice when sometimes you can play a slower, calmer song. Different tempos produce different moods and it's good to hear both fast, slow and medium pieces. You're doing great.
Thank you I will try to play more calm pieces sometimes
Leander, you are unstoppable, with this amount of material played, remembered and worked surely you can withstand the practice burden that a great teacher would put on you.
A bud has to open and blossom into a full flower, please! Don't settle for "youtube's amateurs delight" despite all the nice praise. You are worth better.
I couldn’t agree more.
@@ssavia You, frankly, must be an exceptionally poor piano teacher to avoid at all costs. Leander now would struggle to pass grade 5 ABRSM. Listen to Mozart Fantasia or Chopin. May I ask what qualifications does this "piano teacher" possess ? According to her biography, NONE.
It is very important fo any parent of a talented kid to steer clear from such "piano teachers" who will keep charging and insist that technique is all right, for they are unable to detect problems let alone teach to play.
As my kid has obtained LTCL piano performance at age 11 from Trinity College, I can gauge the standards a bit.
Are you aware of these names (Leander's contemporaries):
Elisey Mysin
Andrey Goncharov
Sasha Fovgan
Fegya Kutuzov
Varvara Zarudneva
Zakhar Vnutskih
Vladimir Karyakin
Roman Sher
and many others whose talents match the scope of talent that Leander has.
He is rather light years behind them. He deserves to become as good.
My reply to Susan self-taught pop guitar player who calls herself a piano teacher :)
You, frankly, must be an exceptionally poor piano teacher to avoid at all costs. Leander now would struggle to pass grade 5 ABRSM. Listen to Mozart Fantasia or Chopin. May I ask what qualifications you proudly possess ? Your pitch skills and eyesight worry me. It is very important fo any parent of a talented kid to steer vlear from such "piano teachers" who will keep taking money and insist that technique is all right, for they are unable to detect problems ket slone teach to play.
As my kid has obtained LTCL piano performance at age 11 from Trinity College, I can gauge the standards a bit.
Are you aware of these names (Leander's contemporaries):
Elisey Mysin
Andrey Goncharov
Sasha Fovgan
Fegya Kutuzov
Varvara Zarudneva
Zakhar Vnutskih
Vladimir Karyakin
Roman Sher
and many others whose talents match the scope of talent that Leander has.
He is rather light years behind
It is a conundrum isn't it. As a youngster, my grandmother first started teaching me after I tried to pick out Barcarolle on her old upright Witton & Witton piano. It was after hearing a local dramatic society group choir practicing in her loungeroom. The loungeroom and especially the piano were not to be lightly trespassed but I had gone in, sneakily opened the lid of the piano after pinching a couple of water crackers out of the biscuit tin she kept in there. I managed without either pinning a finger or banging the lid.
From then on, I had total licence to be in there. Her words once heard when she played the piano around me as I sat close on a cushion still echo. "Don't get me wrong, I love them all (seven grandchildren) but this one is mine." I must have been four at the time as we did not move to our house until I was about five. I had poor eyesight which fortunately improved later in life. Memory for sound has waned over time and age, probably in having to compete with the distraction of improving eyesight. Affordable music teachers were scarce in the semi-rural area we lived at.
My grandmother played by ear. She could read music albeit slowly but well enough to learn pieces as written. My first music teacher was strong on me learning music theory and sight reading. I was one step ahead and played anything at first so the music teacher would correct me and unwittingly teach me the piece by ear. Eventually though the joy went out of it as my teacher caught on. I would shut down before the sessions ended when it got a bit intense.
There was a piece that I had once heard and there was a wrong note on the manuscript which had I think been hand-copied. The final straw was my telling my music teacher it was wrong and my music teacher would have none of it. For some reason I do not really know, even at first year of school age, I did not give way.
I remember my grandmother saying something about "ruining that boy and breaking his spirit." That was my last formal piano lesson. Later at high school age I had some formal lessons when learning accordion. My music teacher then was onto my trickery but took the view that I would be far better off by being set free rather than having my independent spirit stifled. Before he saw me off, he set me a task of a modern piece which was highly complex arrangement of a popular modern song. It was beyond what I thought was my skill level but insisted I master it just to prove to myself that I could which I did.
In later life, instant eidetic memory had diminished and I actually had to put some work into it. Apparently once you hit fourteen it is all downhill from there when it comes to soaking stuff in but ability to work with and build upon what you take in improves dramatically. I came to regret I did not thrash myself into learning to sight read fluently. There is a great wealth of musical arrangement out there. The chord colours and arrangements are not always easy to "get" when harvesting arrangements by ear.
I found that forcing past the hard bits or cherrypicking took a little of the enjoyment out of it, more and more as I grew older. One eventually becomes bored with one's own re-arrangements of pieces picked up by ear. Slowly stumbling through a written arrangement helps. The modern tutorials on youtube have been a blessing for me but being able to read and assimilate written scores would be even better.
This young man appears to be a collector of musical experiences. The secret sauce of any music teacher will be in finding the balance between formal instruction and a freely enriching experience to show that collection of arrangements by written manuscript can be as rewarding and joyful as harvesting them aurally.
@@DARANGULAFILM Thank you for sharing your experience!
You never have to worry little man about someone not liking your playing. Everyone loves it. Did you get some nice things for Christmas.. Maybe we should get you a little candleobra
love the idea
Thank you
I got some very nice presents
Without a doubt a most calm performance. Nice work "Piano Man" Thank you for all the work to post. What do you have for News Years : )
I hope you got to see my two new year's songs
The piano sounds smoother I think. I'm not an expert, but I do know Jeremy worked on it for you. Is it in my imagination or does it actually sound better to you? You are there in the room with it and I am not. I hope you got some cool stuff for Christmas. I got a few gift certificates for Amazon, I think I will enjoy spending them lol. All the best to you my friend - in case you didn't know it, from your little room you bring lots of joy to people all over the place. It makes you very important and I hope that makes you feel good :)
Thumbs up 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you for saying those nice things to me.
You are right that the piano sounds much much better because Jeremy worked on it.
It feels much nicer to play and it is easier to play softly
Very nice. Another slower-type rag that is very beautiful is Nightingale Rag by Joseph Lamb (1915). I think you'd be great at it.
ooh! I'd like to hear that.
I will listen to Nightingale rag
Wondefully played! This is a nice rag I’ve not heard before. Sounds great
I am glad you liked it.
You always play songs that I have never heard before so i am glad when i play a song that is new for yoy
@ In all honesty you seem to find a large variety of pieces I’m not yet familiar with. I always enjoy the rags you find. Especially the seasonal ones
🎹 fantastic
Thank you I am glad you liked it
Excellent!
❤😊
Unbelievable !
Would love to see Leander try his hand at something by Thelonious Monk. Maybe "Ruby My Dear" or "I Surrender Dear".
I will try
Grand! ❤
Without a doubt the most calm performance I've seen from you. Good job "Piano Man"...Thank you for all the work to post. What you got for New Years eve : )
Thank you
I tried to be calmer
Awesome did you have a great Christmas 😊
Yes thank you and I hope that you did too.
Will you play a song for New Years? I really liked it when you played the Snowman and Vince Guaraldi
Bit early to take down decorations, still on the window though.
I put them back on the piano after I played the song but I took them down because it was not a Christmas song