Ahhh I love Tiffany's playing so much, her dynamics are insane, 10:18 made me laugh because I did the same thing LOL (sidenote from a german-speaker if you want to know how to pronounce Liebesleid it's "lee-bis-laid" but you say "a" like in "ah" if that makes sense?) As usual, great video!
Thumbnail pose is accurate, I do that every time I hear something performed/written beautifully. Nice, thorough review as always, and I really appreciated you delving into the meaning of "Love's Sorrow" a bit at 5:48. And poggers to Tiffany Poon for performing this so incredibly well.
Damn can I just say, your analysis of Tiffany’s performance is packed with humour, insight, and depth!! I really enjoyed it! I will come back to video as im currently practicing this piece 🥲🥲 wish me luck!
this video shows how Tiffany’s intuitive understanding in music is so profound! please keep making reaction videos! I really enjoyed it❤️ I almost get the same reaction as yours whenever I listen to her recordings as well lol
if you fly west at half the speed of the earth's rotation around the world while practicing piano (starting west of the prime meridian), it is theoretically possible to practice more than 40 hours in one day alternatively, practice exactly at the north or south pole
An amazing analysis of an amazing performance! I’m playing this piece for diploma and Tiffany Poon’s video has been my main inspiration whilst learning it, so watching you go through her playing was very interesting for me!
I’m gonna learn this song! I memorized the first page in the first 2 days, but it was INCREDIBLY difficult to play right! Any ideas on how to make it sound pretty and not strained? Especially with the tremolos?
Love your reviews so much. Just an amateur piano player so I can't appreciate great pieces and pianists; I just know they are good but not phenomenal. Your explanations and descriptions about dynamics, articulation and layering is just brilliant which now allows me to truly appreciate these pianists even more!
Man you really took this performance apart and it's always very interesting so see what makes a performance. Tiffany's interpretation struck me quite a lot as well, great to see the magic put to words! :D
Im a self taught pianist and i can play pieces like moonlight sonata 3rd movement and danse macabre and stuff but I don’t know how to read music tho when i tell people i cant read music they go crazy for some reason...(in a bad way)
Or Kate liu. Zimmerman's is beautifully crisp and clear while Kate's is super mellow and sounds likes it's played without hammers. It's a great contrast
People be like stop talking Your lie instead realize the that fking anime introduce 1000s to classical music me personally wasn't into it but after your lie I started practicing classical music as I realized the impact classical music can have mixed with the amazing scenes of that anime so instead of picking out negative shit focus on how it introduced many to burried classics in this era of electronic musics!
Tiffany is an amazing pianist! First heard her during the last Chopin competition. She's established quite a TH-cam presence since then. Definitely recommend checking out her content! Just be aware she's very much a classical pianist and doesn't make any content specifically related to anime. :)
Ahhh I love Tiffany's playing so much, her dynamics are insane, 10:18 made me laugh because I did the same thing LOL
(sidenote from a german-speaker if you want to know how to pronounce Liebesleid it's "lee-bis-laid" but you say "a" like in "ah" if that makes sense?) As usual, great video!
Thumbnail pose is accurate, I do that every time I hear something performed/written beautifully. Nice, thorough review as always, and I really appreciated you delving into the meaning of "Love's Sorrow" a bit at 5:48. And poggers to Tiffany Poon for performing this so incredibly well.
Damn can I just say, your analysis of Tiffany’s performance is packed with humour, insight, and depth!! I really enjoyed it! I will come back to video as im currently practicing this piece 🥲🥲 wish me luck!
this video shows how Tiffany’s intuitive understanding in music is so profound!
please keep making reaction videos! I really enjoyed it❤️ I almost get the same reaction as yours whenever I listen to her recordings as well lol
sublime pianist. one of the best pieces. amazing review. what else could we ask for? :^)
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Roses are red
Violets are blue
Practice 40 hours a day
But Tifanny’s still better than you
if you fly west at half the speed of the earth's rotation around the world while practicing piano (starting west of the prime meridian), it is theoretically possible to practice more than 40 hours in one day
alternatively, practice exactly at the north or south pole
Literally my motto for piano practice 🥲
An amazing analysis of an amazing performance! I’m playing this piece for diploma and Tiffany Poon’s video has been my main inspiration whilst learning it, so watching you go through her playing was very interesting for me!
I absolutely love her performance! So glad you explained watts in her performance :)
Im tickled by your excitement about this piece. Loved listening to your analysis. :)
Amazing channel. Love seeing these review type videos.
WATT+TIFFANY POON = THE DYNAMIC(S) DUO
Love those vids! Keep up the great content Watt and you're gonna reach 50k subs in no time I promise
I’m gonna learn this song! I memorized the first page in the first 2 days, but it was INCREDIBLY difficult to play right! Any ideas on how to make it sound pretty and not strained? Especially with the tremolos?
Not sure what section you're referring to, but generally keep the wrist loose and emphasize the downbeats for some bounce. Hope that helps!
These videos are amazing, keep it up! :)
I listen to this one everyday already
Watching Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso introduced me to classical music I think that is why this video come into my recommendation
Love your reviews so much. Just an amateur piano player so I can't appreciate great pieces and pianists; I just know they are good but not phenomenal. Your explanations and descriptions about dynamics, articulation and layering is just brilliant which now allows me to truly appreciate these pianists even more!
Man you really took this performance apart and it's always very interesting so see what makes a performance. Tiffany's interpretation struck me quite a lot as well, great to see the magic put to words! :D
I LOVE TIFFANY POON
I didn't now this song was a thing till i watched your lie in April it so sad but i love it
Have you heard her Op. 9 No. 2? So good, When I was learning the piece I listened to it nonstop, her rubato felt so perfect to me
1:35 gonna make me act up 🥵
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Poon's libestraum next please!
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Tiffay performed with a local orchestra in Saltzburg. This was a big "click". The home of Mozart.
Im a self taught pianist and i can play pieces like moonlight sonata 3rd movement and danse macabre and stuff but I don’t know how to read music tho when i tell people i cant read music they go crazy for some reason...(in a bad way)
It is a bad thing. You’re only learning the music superficially.
10:19 AAaaAa I love this part
It'd be great if you could look at Chopin's nocturne op48 no 1 played by arrau or seong Jin cho
I dream of being able to rubato like that
Hii 😁, I am exited to watch the video, Liebeslied is 🌌 Beautifull 🌌
Liebesleid* 😅
react a chopin ballade number 4 played by zimerman
Or Kate liu. Zimmerman's is beautifully crisp and clear while Kate's is super mellow and sounds likes it's played without hammers. It's a great contrast
Kate Liu's interpretations are among my favorites :)
@@WattKeys glad to hear. I love her playing. Especially of the sonata no 3 and scherzo no 3. It's amazing how soft her touch is.
simping tiffany also i love her liebestraum 3
I was just showing Liebesleid to a friend of mine about an hour ago 😂
Coincidence 🤔
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She plays the best version of this piece on YT so far.
Watt + tiffany collaboration?
can you react to rousseau? I would love to see mazeppa
Tiffany says (with music): Love sneaks in again like a kitten.... ;)
Emi igawa from your lie in april wow😮🪄
what if tiffany was just kousei and kaori's child?
People be like stop talking Your lie instead realize the that fking anime introduce 1000s to classical music me personally wasn't into it but after your lie I started practicing classical music as I realized the impact classical music can have mixed with the amazing scenes of that anime so instead of picking out negative shit focus on how it introduced many to burried classics in this era of electronic musics!
Gosh, if i had 1% of her talent.
Tiffany is an amazing pianist! First heard her during the last Chopin competition. She's established quite a TH-cam presence since then. Definitely recommend checking out her content! Just be aware she's very much a classical pianist and doesn't make any content specifically related to anime. :)
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violets are blue
i love your videos
and i hope others do too
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You have interesting things to say, but how about letting listeners hear the piece before you interrupt constantly. Thanks.
Ayo dude watch
Your lie in april :)