1Min, 10Min, 1Hour Challenge - feat. MY SISTER! Tschaikowsky Nutcracker - Sugar Plum Fairy 

It was a lot of fun :)

team secondo,it usually easier lol,but i have never played a duo,I really want to tho

Happy new year Annique and Chantal 🎉

@@chantalgottler6047 congratulations on your PhD!

I think you have to make more of this, so entertaining

That'll be the holy grail!!

maybe she doesnt have 2 pianos

@@igballehasani9910 yeaa i know riiight

@@pianistwonderful364 I think she has an upright piano and a grand piano

@@igballehasani9910 but she has two benches! The other piano must be somewhere else in the house which makes it impractical to have a duet.

@@elainejohnson796 let’s disagree. Also she isn’t the professional, so imho I prefer either to be silent or positive. Thanks!

@@elainejohnson796 I never said one can’t or you shouldn’t. You make your own choices. However as you keep commenting on my little comment, I will politely disagree with your original assessment still. Apparently you don’t like my truth either. Good day!

@@elainejohnson796 example 16:34, the entry had a nice even tone, with a bit of sparkle and phrase shape that often a rank amateur won’t have, and she proceeded to have a good balance with her professional pianist sister despite many mistakes. Many a rank amateur would play the pizzicato styled chords with a flat shape and a kind of chunkiness in tone. She had shape chord to chord and her tone was a good match to her sisters obviously professional playing. After a decade away from the piano, and doing a 1:10:1h challenge on a four hands piece, trying to keep up with her very talented professional pianist sister, it was, despite it all, very musical in touch to my mind. I had been away from the piano for about 30 years and it took a few years back to regain my tone and balance. Of course, with a bit of time I’m now back at a level well above my high school days, but cultivating and regaining that sparkle, shape, and tone took some effort. Musicality is not technical brilliance nor is it simply precision playing. I’m not sure why you don’t critique others on this comment who have similar things to say. Also, if you have such a critique, why not post it directly as a comment? And as for truth, I’m not sure why you are also judging me for truth or niceness. I am inclined to truth as it’s part and parcel to my prior life as a physicist. I certainly not sure why you invoke niceness as a critique. Again, if that is something you are concerned with, why not apply your comment to the rest of the commenters on this list who are similarly nice and complementary.

@@aritomoshinozaki7124 oh look they deleted their comment shame lol

@@pineapple._. Hello Emily; I just noticed too. I just didn't get this other person's critique - either of myself, or as implied of Chantal. I usually don't rise to answer, given this is a musical channel, where Annique give us amateurs a glimpse into the process and playing of a fine professional like herself, and then get to share some learning points when she invites her sister to play also. It is just strange that someone would (1) question my truthfulness (2) question my "nice" motivations when I simply pointed out: (A) Chantal does have some nice natural musicality (b) I liked the video... Sorry to pollute this channel, but I could not bite my tongue in this instance as the commenter would not give up the thread...I'm not sure why my amateur "piano teacher critique analysis" was demanded by this other commenter... Sigh... Lets just enjoy this channel!

I really feel very sorry for your loss. I have a great bond with my teacher and that is exactly how I would feel losing him... I really hope you continue your piano lessons and you find a great teacher.. Don't lose hope, there will he better days!

Truly saddened by your loss. The best way to honor his memory is to continue learning. He’ll be with you through your music.

I can only imagine how difficult this must be for you. As a music student myself, I can empathize with you since I know how attached you can get to your teacher. I'm really sorry :(

Condolences

I think there is always a deep emotional bond between music teacher and student. Intoxicated in the powerful emotions of the music itself it is almost impossible not to fall in love with your music teacher. If you play an instrument where they accompany you, those incredible powerful moments that you create with them live with you forever. Here's to all teachers of music - thanks for the joy you bring into our lives!

Oh, észre se vettem 😅🤦🏼‍♂️

omg i’m crying this is the funniest thing i’ve ever read