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- Rachmaninoff - Little Red Riding Hood (Etude Tableau Op. 39 No. 6)
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Hope you enjoy my performance of Etude Tableau Op. 39 No. 6 by Rachmaninoff.
Sheet music & MIDI: / sheet-music-red-17775175
Outro: Debussy - Arabesque No. 1
Hello, I'm Rousseau, I make piano covers of classical and pop songs with a reactive visualizer. New videos every Monday!
#Rousseau #Piano #PianoCover
Rachmaninoff's pieces scare me, not by how difficult it is, but how it just sounds
They should sound russian
@@handledav indeed they are russian.
Yep
davidthezombieking that’s because Rachmaninoff was russian
1:46
2:12 oh this sounds nice
2:15 *BADAMABADAMADMMDAMDAMDAM*
Hahaha.I'm glad finally someone timestamped this. It never fails to make me chuckle and smile.
Love it, this comment made me and my dad laugh so mych
*I N T E R E S T I N G*
Damn
lol
2:01
The left hand is literally shoving the right hand higher up the keyboard.
Would the composer have thought about something like that?
Maybe Rachmaninoff might have thought it. It's little riding hood and the right hand is like the little riding hood and being chased (yes, shoved) by the wolf (left hand)
Was the name given by Rachmaninov himself or after ?
@@manuelbes it was gived after
@@LightLucky That's what I thought. Thanks
these visual effects makes it so much better
I am not only into memes :p
Why does the red Light reflects on the fingers?
BBVA Ghhjj Maybe a tv or something for him to watch the midi?? Now I want to know 🤔
i think its distracting
I don't know for sure how this is set up but I'm fairly sure that there are actual lights that are triggered when he hits a note. And the other visual stuff is done in post. However I am intrigued and I want to know if you have to hand activate each note for the particle effects in post, or if you have somehow used some sort of midi to trigger the particles in post so you don't have to do it by hand.
When his fingers went ↗️➡️↘️⏫↩️◀️⤴️↕️↩️⬅️↪️⏬🔀⬆️↪️▶️🔁⏹⤴️⏮⬆️, I felt that
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@@editname6868 i agree
No his fingers went ⏮⏭⏪⏩⬇️⬆️➡️⤵️↙️↘️↖️↗️↔️↕️↩️↪️⤴️🔃🔂🔀🔄🔁⏸⏯⏺⏫🔼📈📈📉⚡️⏹📉📈🔄↩️⬇️↪️🔄🔄⬇️↩️🔁↕️↔️↔️↪️🔃⏯⤴️⏯🔀🔃⤴️⏺🔃🔀
I felt it coming inside me
You have the top comments on like 5 of this guys videos…
No one:
Rachmaninoff: Let's turn a children's story into a scary af piece that'll keep non-musicians awake at 3am because they're scared, and musicians awake because they can't play it and their concert is the next day
heavily underrated comment
Plot twist: this is the original
@@rustyboi5402 it is, fairytales were horror story’s in the middleages and later
It wasn't originally a child story
Aside from concerts, lessons make me nervous as well (unless I am confident)
This video was the start of it all. From this to what you have accomplished now. Congratulations on 1 million subscribers.
And now 2 million my friend
IT WAS/IS AMAZING
@@regularguy5396 almost 3
@@anaghalele514 ya
@@regularguy5396 now is nearly 3 million
0:00 *A LEGEND WAS BORN!!*
YES
0:01
감상용 계정 0:05
LEGENO
Angie Beier what do you mean more a good pianist
And the media says that video games leads to violence
They clearly haven’t heard Rachmaninoff
And the original versions of fairy tales, in general. They always have their grim endings.
Doesn't help that the notes are in *red*
They clearly didnt hear my moonlight sonate 3rd movement
Haha
Maybe Rachmaninoff played video games before they were invented and then wrote this
Beethoven: joy and anger and feeling and stuff. Dont have time for this. _Must compose_
Brahms: whatever keys i press it sounds good. Say, do you like hungary?
Liszt: i paid for the whole damn piano, imma use the whole damn piano
Rachmaninoff: *_these keys are soaked in the blood of the innocent you can hear their screams in the chords_*
Chopin: sometimes fun, kinda depressed. Need another hand to play.
HUNter hmm where have I seen this comment before
Alkan: You need to be god to play my pieces.
Mozart: I'm so majestic and elegant.
Chopin: I aspire to torture the pianists of the future
lmao the chopin one
Grandma! What big hands you have!
*all the better to play piano with my dear*
Do you have any ideas on how to make someone break their fingers playing piano? I want to compose a piece like that
😅😅
@@QS1597 so something like Mereaux's grand etude op 63 no 45.
@@sleepyboi1964 YES. THIS.
@@QS1597 make me play a bunch of 9ths and I'll probably break my hand
My hands are fuckin small for a 15 year old
I could never play octaves continuously without straining my hands.
0:14: the spider in a corner of my room after I miss it with my sandal.
THIS :D :D :D :D
🤣🤣🤣🤣
why is this so funny
LMAO
0:04 Oh okay
0:15 *OH WHAT THE HELL*
2:00
1:30
@@zAt0mic Dat crazy left hand xxdd
Nikolor, LMFAO.
Actually the OH WHAT THE HELL part was at 0:04 for me. RIP
2:54 My piano level
Your level - One chord - dap
Lmaoooo🤣🤣🤣
Am
im dead
💀
I don't know why, but from 0:04 to 0:11 Rach was testing his piano before the real music
And now ive got the image of rach playing this, thinking 'humph", and then continuing to murder the piano with the resr of this peice.
And at 2:48 he tested it again to see if it still responded the same after all what he'd done to it. 🤣🤣
@@canaryfishcat loll
Joke aside, for me, from 0:04 to 0:11 is the wolf's roar, after that is the girl dancing
@@canaryfishcat lmao
Adding the visual helps appreciate how difficult this is. Great job.
Dusty Belew h
if your thumbs overlaps more than ten times in a music... its rachmaninoff.
Prelude in c# minor being one of the prime examples
Little Lizard I guess now people do it for the performance... Cuz he had big hands
Or Beethoven, or Liszt. Just sayin
Or Liszt...
fivezeroniner seems like rachmaninoff had hands that were awful big
2:09 I love those high notes right there, I wish Rachmaninoff had let them carry on a bit longer
Omg i was thinking the same thing.
Not me
Same
The transition at 1:46 has always been my favorite!
Si name of this program
Same
BIGGHurb 365 mine also
what transition?
Tigre Millonety **facepalm**
So I listened to this while I sleep.... and I actually fell asleep.... and have a dream about me chasing little red riding hood.
Wait a minute.... I'm the wolf?
萌萌噠梁童鞋 UR DA WOLF
I mean....your profile picture is a dog so maybe?
always has been
always the first sign that you’re becoming a
*f u r r y*
No u r a puppy
This is probably what the wolf was feeling when little red riding hood just barged in and started insulting him about his looks
Interesting 😮
+ When the woodcutter came in
This is easy, Hold my beer.
Give my beer back
Stolen comment
Lol
Here you go 🍺
no
@@idroppedmychicken i
How to be Rachmaninoff:
Step1: f, ff, fff or ffff (dont ask why) low chords
Step2: stupidly difficult mash of keys
Step3: left hand jumps, those are fun
Step4: lets repeat the melody, but as CHORDS :DDDDDD
Step5: enjoy!
Buy big hands.
can we all agree that the progression from 0:56 to 1:30 is soooo nice?
yes, it's my favourite part
Yep
Yes
Sure
No literally why does it slap so hard. I feel like a mischievous little rat tiptoeing around and looking for cheese.
This legitimately SCARES ME. 😳
GOLD 1515 yeah I tried learning and I'm rethinking my life choices right now
@@kingviper5700 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I like how you voiced the small melody at 1:01 because I didn’t here anybody else who played it voiced the melody at that part. So when you did that it kind of added a unique flavor to the song
Yessss, glad someone else noticed
FRFR
1:36 when your mom wants to check your browser history
Why would you want to hide that tho...?
@@ruthsalgado6775 true
@@ruthsalgado6775 really 😂
😩😀
Topher I’m only 12 tho I don’t understand why you want to hide your browser history...?
Piano Hero looks dope.
I just researched, and apparently synthesis was called Piano Hero and was (idk if it still is) basically guitar hero for piano.
SleeyiSkii you can buy the full version of Synthesia for about 30 USD but I’m not sure if it still has the game function.
Here is a link to the video I found out about it in: th-cam.com/video/p2mPdXJsLcc/w-d-xo.html
"c"
The first note of this channel
C1 and C2 to be exact
“Wow” was the first comment
@@ix_mscz *C2 and C3, i think?
0:15 My mom chasing me with a stick
1:00 My dad joining in with a belt
1:30 My uncle joins in while carrying a sandal
1:38 My grandpa joins in carrying a hammer
1:46 My family and my neighbors with a broom chasing me down the road
2:09 My principal carrying metal rod
2:15 (Yes, you can guess what happened next) SPANK!
You just added a whole new layer of depth to this piece
LOL
LMAO!!
What did you do???!!!
What did you do wrong
Wow. This is why I love classic piano. This piece is absolutely menacing.
I can't wait to see your next video! :D
Thank you! I'm aiming to make one video a week, so next one is this Monday! Toning the intensity down with Rondo Alla Turca, and then some pop covers for some of my students. Though I will start learning La Campanella this weekend.
Dude I just saw La Campanella, fucking absurdity that piece is.
@@MrUnpredicatable21 Pfffff, it's like La Campanella is the hardest piece ever.... I can say you that there is HARDER pieces than La Campanella. This piece is really fucking hard, I'm sure that you are saying "Gneu gneu gneu La Campanella is the hardest piece ever" and actually, you can't even play Für Elise.... So don't tell us "FAKE NEWS"
@@salihayorga2445 Calm down, no one attacked you. Obviously there are harder works than La Campanella, but that doesn't mean it isn't a test of complete technicality.
@@hubertserafin3432 Yeah, I totally agree with you, but really I'm bored to see people telling that this is the hardest piece ever. I know how difficult is this piece, but it's not the most difficult piece, Gerardo Perez said that this Etude Tableau is an absurdity compared to La Campanella, but actually no, I think this piece is harder.
i can play twinkle twinkle little star
I meant the 10 second version xD
I can play hot cross buns.
@Justin batchelar Mozart wrote it when he was 5 or thereabouts. Incredible
I can only play the main melody, not including the bass/ left hand. And by ear because I can't read music sheets lol XD
Dafuq these guys actually serious about this...No sense of humour😂😂😂
Ah yes, a great beginner's piece.
Yep. Excellent.
Even a trained monkey can do this.
@@mau2759 LMAO
Yep. The fact that it is so easy to play adds to it as well.
No
La campanella
*Me:* And how many notes per second?
*Rachmaninoff:* _yes_
it's not as sacriligeous as 15 notes per second
@@深夜-l9f Lol, yeah.
@@深夜-l9f If You Can play it slowly, you can play it quickly
I N T E R E S T I N G
@l a s h e e n a Michael Jackson is my favorite!
0:01 A legend was born
0:00*
I really have no words for this. Its a masterpiece. I want this whole performance played in my bedroom over my ceiling forever.
I love pieces like this bc you can tell the composer had fun writing it
He had fun writing it because he was thinking about how all the pianists in the future would be tortured by it
How many hours into the piano must you put to be able to play like this?!
too much
At least 3
many years - this is like top level stuff lol
Justin you're an idiot if you think Rachmoninoff isn't top level. Have you ever even attempted to play a single page from any of his concertos? They're insanely difficult.
C7 Z Z Lmfao bitch I wasn’t talking about his concertos, I’m talking about this song specifically
Once when I entered my piano classroom, my piano teacher was just casually playing this, calling it a "nice little warm-up piece"
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ROUSSEAU!!
Here a legend was born
Rachmaninoff was on steroids when he wrote this.
He always was :D
@Malcolm PearseBrooks I was leaning towards meth or amphetamines xD
He was drinking vodka blyat
@@hunteracc4 Amphetamine is technically meth for those who don't have ADHD. I, myself take Amphetamine for I have ADHD
Well actually, Rachmaninoff was thinking about his daughter's favorite fairy tale, which happened to be Little Red Riding Hood. But of course, it passed through the dark, shadowy prism of his imagination as well as the rainbow one of his skill before becoming this.
1:35 is my favorite part.
1:03 It remembers those levels of the mario that was in the Castle, for me one of the best compositions
1:51 sounds like a part of hungarian rhapsody no.2 but disorted into an almost creepy sort of way.
it kinda sounds like the main theme of HR2, and the left hand is even kinda similar to the left hand of HR2 during the main theme
This makes me think of this:
It’s night time in the middle of the woods and you hear the wind blow threw the tall trees and you hear a crack behind you and you see two red eyes staring right at you you start running and as your running you see more and more red eyes pop up and then they pounce
The part at 1:30 makes me so happy.
That was scariest part
As a ballet dancer, that's the part you're anxious about, because you know it's the moment you will have to focus hard on your technique and your rhythm xD
I love that part
1:30-1:55 is so beyond mind-blowing.
Dawg this is one of the easier parts
@@LunaRealizedhuh
@@LunaRealizedi know I’m kinda late but he didn’t mean difficulty wise
This video is the first of the channel. I was watching the video 2 years ago. The video started your celebrity and your channel. You are the best Rousseau! And now I’m. coming after watching the waltz of the flowers. I’m waiting for your performance of the trascendential etude. Finally I have to say you CONGRATULATIONS FOR 3 MILLIONS OF SUBSCRIBERS!!! ❤️❤️👍👍😊😊
This is the type of music you would hear if you were tied up in someones basement and they were playing upstairs
first 100 cases of corona: 1:10
10000 cases of corona: 1:22
100k cases of corona: 1:30
200K cases of corona: 1:36
now: 1:42
A week from Tuesday: 2:09
how is that even remotely funny
@@aclassicaldisaster it was made with the intent to be a joke and not be some "interesting" comment
my personal favourite part is 2:01 where he forces the right hand up the keys. beautiful and well done rousseau👍
This is still one of my favorite things you've ever posted, and still my favorite rendition. I absolutely love how this was the piece you chose to introduce yourself to the channel.
all those trash talking stupid people saying this isn't difficult lol... I can say that I still like Lugansky's interpretations the most, but this is absolutely awesome, crisp, CLEAR, relaxed, you can see pianist totally owns this piece which basically means he's at least like "one level higher than the difficulty of this piece". And believe me, Chopin etudes are nothing compared to Rachmaninov. I would even say that Liszt Transcendental Etudes are easier to play, there's not much music in them, while in Rachmaninov etudes you have still top difficulty + musical demands like tons of counterpoints, double-melodies etc... This particular piece is one of the most difficult pieces to play.
And to the question of how many hours do you need to put into it to play like this? Depends on intensity, talent and leadership you have, the goal isn't to become a world-class pianist in the shortest time possible, but to become the best pianist in any time it takes - for you personally, to be able to play pieces you like the way you wish. The more you know, the higher demands you put on yourself. Thus, some say that mastering something takes at least 10 000 of hours. I really doubt that works for piano, it's probably a long time ago I did my 10 000 hours and I still can play just a few of Rachmaninov etudes and not even remotely being able to do this one. I'd say something like 4 years of net time could be it.
Also don't forget there are many asian pianist who play like machines at the age of 15. But there's a reason why you always rather listen to Lugansky, Pogorelic etc. pianist that had some life and that have some feeling to put in their play. You want to hear human playing the piano, not organic machine.
Chopin's etudes are nothing compared to this one? You have no idea what are you talking about.
I know pretty well what I'm talking about. With all respect, Chopin études are more or less easy for skilled pianists. Of course, difficulty is high, but every single of them is focused on just one technique, which makes them relatively easy - you need to go high end with that technique, but it's just one and they're short. I have played some and yes, some are difficult, namely 10/1, 10/2, 25/2 or 25/6, these are killers. But again, it's just one technique. Once you master it, the rest of the étude is piece of cake, it's just endurance test which don't last too long - usually 1:30 and you're done.
Rachmaninov etudes are much more complex in the music part, and as technical studies they usually require more than one technique to master and often require to combine them. It's like new dimension of difficulty - it's not necessarily more difficult, they're difficult in a different way which may suit some and not others. And they last longer.
Honestly, I believe that Rachmaninov 39/1, 39/3, 39/5, this and 39/9 are greater than or equal to any études composed by Chopin in difficulty, while they are certainly much more demanding musically. E.g. 39/5 by Rachmaninov is almost shame to be called "technical study" or "étude", it's one of the biggest marvels of piano music.
your opinion seems undereducated for me - I thought Chopin études were the most difficult things to be played when I was 12. Now as I'm 24 I can definitely say I can imagine mastering all Chopin études while not being sure about the same with Rachmaninov's.
Shall we listen to your Chopin's etudes then?
There's no reason to do that :P My point is valid even if I wasn't able to play them at all, while you just said that someone has no clue about that, so maybe you could add something relevant to support your opinion.
00:00 A legend is born
I always get the chills with this piece. The intelligence to create it is beyond my comprehension
¡Congrats for 3 million subs, Rousseau!
This is no doubt my fave piece by Rachmaninoff
One of my favourite pastimes is sitting back, closing my eyes and imagining my favourite characters playing these. Thank you, for the years of drawing and writing inspiration. You're a gem.
I really like his rendition of this piece.
0:39
The voice of the bass at that minute takes me into the depth of the obscurity of this piece
For me it's a bit slow but he plays the bass notes really well at the middle section.
My brain: Ok let's play!
My hands: What the fuck
2:16 is epic
My favourite part!!
To bad is just 2 seconds long. I love it
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0:00 a legend named Rousseau was born
Actually he was born in 1712
From 0:58 to 1:46 the right hand goes up 3 1/2 octaves and it’s so natural. And then we see the hands go up 3 octaves in 10 seconds starting at 2:00! There was something wrong with Rachmaninoff; he shouldn’t have been allowed to be that good.
1:30 can you so this
No I can't
1:45 how about backwards
:| ... NO
😂😂 don't kill me
This is one of my fav piano pieces
This is a bit more intense than I remember the fairy tale being.
Yes
This melody combined with the visual effects makes it... mesmerizing. That's amazing and at the same time weird, I cannot explain. Great job, i really like watching all your videos !
Both amazing and excellent performance! Not only does the music by itself impact us as the audience, but also the technique and hard work that lies ahead of this piece! Keep up the good work, Rousseau!
John Williams : let's put 2 notes into jaws theme
Rousseau : beer my hold
Zawela Vevo I laughed at this congrats
*Beer my hold*
Ok but why is 1:00 so scary, I feel like somethings coming for me
Yes, it is the wolf
Watch out, never look back
*W O L F*
dissonance
Exactly
no one:
Roussaeu: ight quick warm up guys~
The left hand notes at 1:38 never cease to inspire both fear and power within me
HOLY CRAP!!! YOU CAN MOVE THOSE HANDS SOOOOOOOO FAST!!!! WOH THIS NEEDS A MILLION LIKES!!!!
Juyoung Kim I was going to say if like to see you play it but then I realised you're Asian
You manage a level of perfection that I never imagined I could see in a perfomance.
I’m so impressed that I had to leave a comment saying how impressed I am.
Ashleigh Morton that's impressive
This piece makes me imagine a scene where the wolf chases Little Red Riding Hood like a Tom and Jerry episode.
I love how ragtimey it sound especially in this interpretation which leans into it so hard, easily the best rendition I can find
Played this to my gentle Pom.
It's now a Russian Forrest Wolf , chasing me all around.
Normally not a big fan of Rousseau interpretations as they are a bit bland and empty but i absolutely love this detail played here at 1:29
I live how that small part of the right hand was played "tararataa" idk, no one ever does this and i liked it
Finally listened to every piece on Rousseau's channel. Holy moly this was a journey.
1:45 is my favorite part of the song
Like the ultimatite scream by red and it then fades away
cappachino 2.0 piece*
random creations damn past me was uneducated 😂
cappachino 2.0 lmao
Yeah , but I want to listen in little bit more time , it's so short.
ROUSSEAU’S VERY FIRST VIDEO!!!!!!!! :D
yes it is! i see that im not the only one to see it lol
can't believe this dude started his channel with rachmaninoff
Friend: Can you play the piano
Me: I can play Little Red Riding Hood
Friend: .....
Friend who does not know much about piano: Um... Dude... Little Red Riding Hood is a story...
1:37 when you fail your exam.
Every asian kids ever
Thankfully i havent....yet
it's incomprehensible to me how any person would come up with such a thing... this is beyond brilliant
Nice playing man. That’s one tricky etude. What is your setup/how do you edit in the visualizer and effects?
Piano Man - Piano Covers @ lol i wouldnt think he is gonna give that up so easily
Didn't realize it was a trade secret.
I hear it’s the synthesis program (a couple of other channels have the exact same look so I can only assume it’s software available to purchase)
Sara Dickson something like synthesia but likely a more professional variant. What is more curious is if the notation particles are being displayed on an actual physical screen placed horizontally on top of the keyboard, or if the particals and the lighting is added by an video effects software...
The latter sounds a bit unlikely altho it would be more impressive.
Could be neither, what do i know.
It's SW, the visualization is done using after effects. The LEDs on his keyboard is done using an arduino that connects to the midi and he slides it up to look like it's built into the piano
my teacher asked me to recommend pieces for class time, this is what i sent him
That will be chilly lesson... right?
This song is so incredibly deep and beautiful. It is incredible how songs and written arts can tell a story without using words. To convey emotions from what is just simply vibrations in the air, sound, and not only joy or sadness but FEAR. As I often feel when listening to Rachmaninoff's pieces. A deep intimacy with the growing story sung by the disharmonies chirping in, the rapid switching of paces, the chaotic way the song pulls itself together to not just be *a* piece of music, but one of the best examples of what music can truly be.
Wonderful technology. *This will help* a lot of people to learn piano :-)
I was just thinking the same. I took piano lessons for several years as a kid (age 8-15), 30 min/day 5 days a week, piano guild every year, all that, but haven't touched the keys since. I really hated the regiment, and didn't appreciate the music yet. It was all whatever song was on the Mighty Ducks soundtrack, or whatever my parents were listening to. Beyond that, I didn't really care. Just wanted to play my Nintendo, ride my bike, or just play some sport outside. Kid things.
Now I'm an adult and I'd love to be playing the piano, but I don't have the time for weekly lessons, and instructional videos are dry. Make it a game like Guitar Hero though? It'd at least be something worth having fun with. Maybe there'd come a point where I'd even say "I'll make time for lessons." This would be a great stepping stone for getting into piano. Make it a game, the people will come!
This is from a program called Synthesia. It's been out for almost a decade since I used it when I was still in middle school. I don't know how much they've developed it since I stopped playing a long time ago. Just search up any song and follow it with 'synthesia'! (+:
You don't know about synthesia? Been out for a long time!
But there are so many notes that I'll hardly learn how to play this xD
This isn't a great way to learn piano, in my opinion. It's an interesting visualization but it's really not an efficient way to learn the music. A lot of things, which can be so easily illustrated and understood in scores, look really complicated in this program.
When you’re escaping Capital Punishment 1:30 for 3 Organized Bombings in the State of Texas and 10 Counts of Capital Murder spanning the years 2015 to 2017.
You trying to tell us something?
Oddly specific...
hmm
Unfunny
Oddly specific...
Came here after 2 million and I'm amazed by the fact that your very first video seems so professional
Goddamnit Rousseau
best version of op.39 no. 6 that ive seen so far. the swells in 1:33 are awesome !!
OOOh man im in love with this piece
Nice quality dude! Keep it up, you got my sub.
Thank you!
One of the first guys to subscribe to Rousseau lol
i literally thought i had my speed set to 2x
what the fuck
Niklas Beab thats because you havent heard valentinas version lol
Wow, even 3 years into the past, this guy has made absolutely nothing but the same exact kind of video. Just a simple piano song with certain edits and no commentary. no evolution, no special videos, vlogs, BTS, of anything. Super rare for a TH-camr.
god damnit, he got us