Neither, nor... It just so happened that when I decided to make a musical piece every day - coincidentally on 2021/4/1, in other words: 3 years ago, to the day! - she said she would do a daily drawing or painting as well. I always append her drawing to the end of my piece, but on most days, we are not creating simultaneously. Of course the music and the art are always created the same day.

​@@sisypheanmusician9817 that is nice, sounds like you both are pretty ambitious 😄

The artist formerly known as my daughter says thank you! :-)

Thanks Alvaro. I just did one in C Major: "My Song" by Keith Jarrett". I may have messed up a few chords, as this is all sight-reading improv, but overall I mostly served the changes correctly.

Another C major song today: "Mountain Greenery". The changes are mostly "Rhythm changes", so relatively simple. The bridge briefly modulates to F major and back again to C.

Thank you for the hint. I may in fact it a try

You want me to improvise over this tune, but in the key of C?

@@sisypheanmusician9817 yeah, but it can be another improvisation because all your improvisations are so good!

@@alvaromorenoacosta1518 Wow... I'm flattered and glad you like these little pieces. Today's "Dancing In The Dark" is a piece in C, so you may want to take a listen at that.

Thanks! This is soloing over the changes of Charlie Parker's tune "Confirmation".

Thanks a lot! The dynamics of the black keys on this instrument are difficult to dose...

@@sisypheanmusician9817 ah yes the dynamics...I can imagine that...these little keys sure are quite rough. but you really played the bossa nova well on the mini keys! pure artistery!

ここに教科書がある pdfroom.com/books/learn-boogie-woogie-piano-book/PkdNLAqG2Xr

ルバートのつもりで弾いてなかった。その日ただ小さなバラードっぽい曲を弾いてみたかった。ほとんど即興だったから、迷いながらタイミングが悪かっただけだｗ

There's a gazillion of channels on youtube, and quite a few by great piano players, so I totally understand that my little channel, with its lots of unfinished and duplicated pieces does not get a lot of attention. But I'm happy you like it, and I wonder how you discovered it. Through a youtube suggestion?

@@sisypheanmusician9817 Sometimes I'm looking for new channels that are making videos of synthesia piano in genres that I like :)

Thank you so much! I started taking Jazz lessons way back in 1999, and most progress was done in the first 2 or 3 years, I guess, learning from a superb Jazz pianist. But I always had problems with bad finger technique, which - after decades playing the piano, on and off - about 2 months ago I have finally figured out how to improve and I am making some progress every day, so I hope this new year 2022 will be the one where my fingers will turn pianistic! Happy New Year!

@@sisypheanmusician9817 nice story, have a googlear new year too

Thank you! You find it on day 86: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WlWzy1isOKY.html Day 84 has the sheet music: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AnbDa7f7HNU.html Both these versions I played just after I wrote this practice piece (on day 84), which is why they were played much more slowly back then.

@@sisypheanmusician9817 thanks

Thanks a lot! Today's video is in Synthesia style again.

Thanks. This tune is by this excellent pianist Andreas Gundlach, whom I discovered recently: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HUBmSYWw130.html

Thanks for the encouragement!

Unfortunately I'm only doing my own pieces, arrangements, improvisation, or simply practicing here on this channel. But thanks for making me aware of Michel Camilo - crazy fast hands and fingers, this guy!

You can thank Simon Rodriguez for that: blog.simonrodriguez.fr/articles/28-12-2016_midi_visualization_a_case_study.html

Hey Ella - great to meet you again here!

Thanks likewise!