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Grew up with Asian parents vibe 🤩🤩

God I was screaming crying throwing up it was so wrong

jesus

This is like, the one thing now humans are still best at. For now. >.>

Mans didn't want his magnum opus to see the light of day, and yet, here we are appreciating it. My guy Fred is an inspiration.

Esse tem o molho 🤌🤌🤌

o my god that so insane!!!!!!

The sad truth is you just have to play it over and over again with your most comfortable speed until you can get faster and finally achieve the original speed of the piece, however your hopes and dreams would have been crushed by then since you have been playing the same melody for months so … It is actually boring unfortunately

Me playing it at home: 👎 Me playing at a concert in front of everybody:😃

اويلييي

wwwwwwwwwuuuuuuuuuuuaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhttttttttttttt

You played the song perfectly

Fur Elise was transposed a semitone up, the rest were transposed a semitone down. Or I could have just said it's in a different key, but two explanations is better. 🤷‍♂️

my dad thinks the last part was edited but the piano man was AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

They are all in the wrong key bruh, but even with me having perfect pitch, you would have to know the original song as i do

Fantastic technique, definitely admirable - but musically I think you should take another moment and look closer to what is written in the score (esp. dynamics). Even if you want to keep that "steady beat" (which many don't, but it is a way to approach this etude), there is development over the measures, when it comes to those staccato-eight-notes chords. Those chords deserve drama, and within those 3, 4 notes there is always somewhere a melodic line, meaning: not all members of the chord should have the same weight.

Just ✨️WOW✨️

The first one is half a step higher, the second one half a step lower, and the third one a whole step lower.

I have relative pitch lel

DATUM BRUH

bread, i don't play piano bt why'd you do that to me ew!

1:36 so fast

Чертов ктулху :)

It's very cool))

Mereaux be like:

sounds like ur playing in D

Yet another Asian Kid Defying the laws of Physics

If Will sees this comment, could I ask whether you are still planning on posting the video with people's piano compositions? You mentioned it a very long time ago, but you never followed up on it

I am embaresed to say despite hearing them all numerous times. Becuse they are on my music play list could not hear a bit of different 😮

I always have to listen the the second movement if I’m going in order. It’s a really good interlude into the 3rd

Not sure if i caught a mistake here, but at 3:48, i think he first played it broken, but realized his error and switched back to blocked chords.

I’m trying to learn this song, it’s suicidal

Great job,dude !! 🎹👍 I kinda like the out of tune piano too ! I could imagine thats how they sounded back in 1827 when he wrote it ! 😜

I really understood level 4, but all of them made me lol, which is unusual

I dont have the ability to tell exactly what key is wrong but I can clearly hear it and can probably guess which notes changed

1:37 bruckner and tremolo

Each is transposed accordingly: 1. Für Elise is up a half step 2. Rondo alla Turca is down a half step 3. La Campanella in down a whole step

Wow😮

Thank you very much. You're GREAT!

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You must've spent half of your life to excel on this piece. Splendid work!

guess i'm the only one who will comment bread

I can see the keys you're not fooling anyone XD

I got this music and I just got done with it after a year and OMG!! The CODA!!!! AGAGAGGGAGAHHHHHFHHD!!! This piece makes you rage it can go from 0 to 1000000 anytime like with the waltzy feeling it went to a panic attack it gave me a panic attack 😢 the coda really was difficult props to you amazing job❤ your my favorite RU-vidr❤ your awesome keep it up!!😊

I love how you played Ballade by Chopin in the beginning and the video is about jazz 😂

10:40 does Chopin and Liszt do the irritating closing in-chromatic octave scale in codas? Man they are so energy consuming parts of the piece

I mean, keys may be a factor, but as a tuner I hear unisons that are out ha

Super cute