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Elton John Demonstrates The Chord Structures In His Songs + More! 

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Elton John recently sat down for an exclusive iHeartRadio ICONS launch party, hosted by iHeartRadio and Q1043's Jim Kerr, at the iHeartRadio Theater in Los Angeles
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@rebeccamouse9294
@rebeccamouse9294 2 года назад
I cannot imagine my life without Elton John’s music. His music has enriched my life so much.
@groofoot
@groofoot 2 года назад
Amen to that!!
@spindriftdrinker
@spindriftdrinker Год назад
He's good but that's a bit of an exaggeration. You would still have the same life.
@pawelposp
@pawelposp 8 месяцев назад
He is as great as Bach Mozart Beethoven Chopin
@yoranvancampfort-videyo
@yoranvancampfort-videyo 4 года назад
Elton John stopped playing full acoustic Grand Piano's in de late 80's and switched to the Roland RD-1000 Digital Piano. After that, he began using top of the line Yamaha Grand Piano's during concerts. But, and this is important, he didn't and still doesn't use the acoustic sound of the Yamaha. His piano's are MIDI and he uses the Roland MKS-20 Sound Module (the one from the Roland RD-1000 Digital Piano) and he also uses a Yamaha Motif Rack to create his live piano sound. Those two things, the Roland Sound Module and the Yamaha Motif Rack, form about 80% of the piano's sound during concerts. The other 20% is the acoustic sound of the piano, which is negligible. So that is why his piano's sound so high in pitch, it's an electronic sound and he likes it that way. One of the reasons is because you can hear him playing during rock songs. The sound of an acoustic piano practically disappears when there are drums and guitars. So maybe you don't like the sound of it, but you can't say it's cheap or garbage because frankly it takes some work and technical knowledge to recreate his live piano sound ;-)
@paulmidi9207
@paulmidi9207 4 года назад
I loved the MKS 20 it’s probably the best module I ever used. I was on the road with it for several years and eventually just gave out if Elton has one I wonder how he keeps it working they haven’t made those in probably 30 years maybe longer. He used to always only plays Steinway grand I think but he must have some kind of endorsement deal now with Yamaha!
@algarvemike
@algarvemike 4 года назад
He’s not the only artist like this. Billy Joel uses computers to play Synthogy Ivory samples from a Kawai Midi Controller.
@4Score747
@4Score747 4 года назад
Yoran Van Campfort I love it! Thanks for the information!
@phil4977
@phil4977 4 года назад
Yoran Van Campfort I love his piano sound. It’s dominant, forceful and bright.
@yoranvancampfort-videyo
@yoranvancampfort-videyo 4 года назад
@@phil4977 Yes, I like it too!
@thekiss2083
@thekiss2083 4 года назад
Absolute master. Making those musical connections as easy as thinking it, and reproducing it all on the spot. A true genius
@user-rv5dl3cf7c
@user-rv5dl3cf7c 4 месяца назад
Sir Elton is one of my favourite pop music musicians of all time. When it comes to the piano or the keyboard he plays.
@greggieandthejets3331
@greggieandthejets3331 4 года назад
That's because it is a digital baby grand without strings - and the sound "patch" he chose is probably a "rock" setting, which has the treble boosted up quite a bit.
@SynthMusicWorld
@SynthMusicWorld 4 года назад
I hereby pledge to provide Elton with 24/7 security coverage, and wrap him in protective bubble wrap.
@JM_2019
@JM_2019 4 года назад
These chord structures and songs are really timeless - they do not get old compared to other stuff written at that time.
@MrSilva960
@MrSilva960 4 года назад
That why always like his tune, his cultural Classical background. In his career brings to all of us splendid melodies, and memories too ! cross decades and still continues with great musical hits !
@medicocreguitarist4206
@medicocreguitarist4206 Год назад
What a treasure to the world Sir Elton John is.
@ohwni
@ohwni 3 года назад
Love how he changed the first few up from the originals then kept The Greatest Discovery and on the same. What a genius.
@darykinnaman2319
@darykinnaman2319 2 года назад
His songs are difficult for me to play. I have these big hands and I can't cover the keyboard like Elton. He is an accomplished piano player. One of a kind actually.
@brucetowell3432
@brucetowell3432 Год назад
Elton has big hands as well, so does Billy Joel. Bigger the hands the easier it should be for you to play. I've been playing off and on since I was about 6 or 7. I'm 71 now, and my hands are probably around medium. Wish mine were about 1/4 inches longer. With big hands I'm sure you can play 10ths easy?
@Clodhopping
@Clodhopping Год назад
Elton has small hands - he has says so himself - and can barely stretch an octave. Big hands are those like James Booker who effortlessly stretch more than a 10th which opens the door to much much more.
@RobertBoyle11
@RobertBoyle11 4 месяца назад
Elton has small hands and fingers - he has literally said he struggles to play classical music and couldn't be a classical pianist due to the length of his fingers ... so no, he doesn't have "big hands" at all...
@nonnamadonna
@nonnamadonna 4 года назад
So beautiful. I also LOVE "Carla/Etude/Fanfare/Chloe" from Elton's "The Fox" album.
@franka8377
@franka8377 4 года назад
I would also have to include "Tonight" from the "Blue Moves" album. Very classical.
@welshlyn9097
@welshlyn9097 4 года назад
nonnamadonna your not wrong.stay safe Welsh Lyn.
@nonnamadonna
@nonnamadonna 4 года назад
@@franka8377 Oh yes, I ADORE "Tonight". It's also on Elton's "Live In Australia With The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra". HEAVEN!!!
@user-dn4rx8ev3j
@user-dn4rx8ev3j 3 года назад
The song Tonight is a masterpiece of work. There are so many versions and variations, my favorite is the live version with just Elton and Ray Cooper on percussions.
@louisromao7183
@louisromao7183 4 года назад
In a music appreciation text book, "When I am laid in Earth" (from Henry Purcell's 'Dido and Aeneas') was discussed, in particular the descending bass line found in the aria. This was compared to the descending bass line found in "Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word" by Elton John.
@williambeckley3029
@williambeckley3029 2 года назад
Thanks. I love "Sorry seems to be the hardest word" this must be one of the reasons. It aligns with how I improvise or compose. The movement and harmonics, as well as rythm of the base is key.
@Unknown17
@Unknown17 Год назад
I'm always singing--since I was a little boy. I can't walk down the street or go shopping or do any small task without singing. And almost all the time, the song is one of Elton's. He has put a song in my heart and on my lips nearly every day. I'm an old man now, and I had no idea when this all began that it would last a lifetime. I'm so grateful that his immense talent somehow found a way into my life to make all my days better.
@austinskaggs4184
@austinskaggs4184 2 месяца назад
I can’t believe he went up there and played a deep cut like the greatest discovery. I love that
@philster611-ih8te
@philster611-ih8te 4 года назад
Three of my most favourite Elton Songs are those he played here. Masterpieces. They can be heard in their absolute greatness on the Eton John Live in Australia with the MSO. Breathtaking, Splendid and truly awesome.
@Jo_Wardy
@Jo_Wardy 3 года назад
every time someone asks him to do something he always goes very quickly and say yeah sure or alright haha.
@EltonsCloset
@EltonsCloset Месяц назад
Yep. Remember when he composed music for the instructions of a toaster oven? An Audience with Elton John from 1997.
@thomaseharrison3662
@thomaseharrison3662 2 года назад
I've always thought that you could clearly hear his classical background in "Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word". But, it's even there in "Your Song", the way the voices move in the piano part etc. Cool video 👍
@christinecaponigro9492
@christinecaponigro9492 4 года назад
One of my fav songs ever from Elton and Bernie = The Greatest Discovery! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@ActionMediaProductions
@ActionMediaProductions 4 года назад
Christine Caponigro Absolutely...tear inducing
@jockojohn3294
@jockojohn3294 4 года назад
This may have un-stuck me from my funk....been teaching myself piano/keyboards and wondered about his piano technique.....now I have some ideas and some direction to go in.....I'm hoping this is the breakthrough I need to take a big step forward. I've always thought he had that classical education woven in to his creations.....I think he has way more talent, ability than he's given credit for.....not just a simple pop piano player/composer......Very nice video :)
@Ughstopped
@Ughstopped Год назад
Why do you type like that
@dan44762000
@dan44762000 4 года назад
I’m a guitarist and love everything about the instrument but in terms of absolute beauty, there’s nothing like a piano, a mini orchestra in one.
@guillotinedeath
@guillotinedeath 4 года назад
Check out some of the best classical guitarist they make the guitar sound like an orchestra as well good stuff
@tshouse2782
@tshouse2782 4 года назад
I feel the same way. Piano is a different beast, but learning piano helps to learn the notes that make up the chord. Wish I would have learned more piano....
@irishman4671
@irishman4671 4 года назад
The Greatest Discovery is one of my favorite EJ songs. In the top 50 anyway 😋 It is so beautiful.
@Astronomater
@Astronomater 4 года назад
haha. I couldn't even come up with a top ten songs of his. He has so much good music.
@irishman4671
@irishman4671 4 года назад
@@Astronomater exactly!
@philster611-ih8te
@philster611-ih8te 4 года назад
Me too. I was at one of the concerts he did In Australia with the MSO in 1986. When he did The Greatest Discovery, I was left in tears.Here it is ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-r8GnQzBXKk4.html
@HotOlive
@HotOlive 4 года назад
What is your top most beautiful piano songs?
@olsen2245
@olsen2245 4 года назад
Scott McMahon the greatest discovery is one of his most underrated songs!!
@DonSyndrome
@DonSyndrome 6 месяцев назад
One of the greatest songwriters of the modern era
@juliekidwell7713
@juliekidwell7713 Год назад
Elton John Is the Best Musician and Entertainer hands down! I love Elton!
@Lion-ye2jr
@Lion-ye2jr Год назад
Also Elton started out playing harpsichords and the like... Instruments you tend to tap out a lot of broken chords on. He kinda plays the piano in a harpsichord style with his repeated arpeggios and broken chords which are one of the signatures of his playing style.
@jdenino6022
@jdenino6022 6 месяцев назад
He played that song "I Need You To Turn To" live in the year 1970 on BBC I believe in London...amazing performance from a very young Elton!!!
@patrickcarroll1754
@patrickcarroll1754 4 года назад
I love this man.
@stacyhackney6100
@stacyhackney6100 3 года назад
Love his music.
@555Trout
@555Trout 4 года назад
Such a treasure this man.
@ncyf13
@ncyf13 4 года назад
amazing ... anyone who can do this....EJ truly genius -- chords and then words !!!! so beautiful
@marythomson9610
@marythomson9610 4 года назад
You are so generous with your audience.
@Nonna-Madonna
@Nonna-Madonna 4 года назад
I need you to turn to" is so beautiful !
@mariellabenavente6094
@mariellabenavente6094 4 года назад
The Greatest Discovery!! What an extraordinary song!! I love it ❤️
@SwedishNeo
@SwedishNeo 4 года назад
Just listen to Funeral for a Friend and you can hear that Elton John belongs among other classical composers such as Chopin, Beethoven and Mozart.
@glennmiller9768
@glennmiller9768 3 года назад
Um. no. Elton's not even in their class, no where near a genius as these three.
@nonnamadonna
@nonnamadonna 3 года назад
@@glennmiller9768 Elton very rarely plays classical music but he could play it more often, if he wanted to.
@glennmiller9768
@glennmiller9768 3 года назад
@@nonnamadonna Hi, guess what my friend? Sir Elton FREQUENTLY plays classical music in his private digs, just like other knowledgeable rockers, eg, Billy Joel, who understand that the foundations of their craft has underpinnings of the historical roots where all pianoforte history began. In terms of musical history the invention of the unparalleled range dynamic of the pianoforte is a very recent addition to music; you could call it one of the infant musical instruments just as the saxophone is. Rock and roll is but a most primitive expression of the more controlled and disciplined studies of more delicate and subtle themes and motifs of classical music. Having said all this, just like Eric Clapton I've got a rock 'n roll heart. There's something about the primitive that has appeal to most people.
@nonnamadonna
@nonnamadonna 3 года назад
@@glennmiller9768 Very interesting - thank you. However, I heard Elton say in a recent-ish video that he never plays the piano at home except when his sons want him to play a song (not one of his, I gather) so if he still plays classical (& I wish I could hear him do it!), it's not at his home. In COVID-19 lockdown, he's working on musicals while he waits to continue his mammoth "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Farewell" tour. Concerts have had to be rescheduled & at this stage, he has concerts up until January 2023 & who knows .... maybe longer.
@PianoBoy98
@PianoBoy98 4 года назад
Regardless of no one liking the bright tone of Yamaha on this video, this is the most informative interview Elton has undertaken in a lot of years. So much better than the same inane questions and jokes about his wild costumes in the 80s and his drug use. Hope that once he’s finished his world tour and had a bit of time off he puts Greatest a Discovery and The King Must Die into his deep cuts he’s planning to play live at a small residency of shows.
@ActionMediaProductions
@ActionMediaProductions 4 года назад
PianoeyBoi and...how did you meet Bernie? Ugh.
@groofoot
@groofoot 2 года назад
I think (without checking) the Yamaha is very prevalent on 'Ice On Fire', which is one of my very favorite albums ... gives that album it's own feel .... esp. on 'Cry To Heaven' .....
@brandonsvlog8533
@brandonsvlog8533 2 года назад
@@groofoot I think the acoustic piano he used in the studio was a Yamaha at least in the 80’s cause in an 1984 interview he says I sat down at the Yamaha for sad songs say so much and used the old Steinway on tour because it has pick ups and later midi built in it for the stage
@nonangel1
@nonangel1 4 года назад
I just don't get it, Elton, you speak about it like it is easy, piece of cake! I think Elton does not understand how unfathomable to us, plain people, he really is, when he touches the keys. I know it was hard job at the Academy, but... it is like he is so effortlessly genious.
@nonnamadonna
@nonnamadonna 3 года назад
He started playing the piano at age 3. He's able to play by ear, a piece he might hear on the radio or perhaps a venue, without any sheet music.
@Somer-set
@Somer-set 4 года назад
I just love this man so so much
@AlanSmitheeman
@AlanSmitheeman Год назад
In a Barbara Walters interview, Elton said that he remembers how to play every song he has ever composed but he does forget some of the lyrics of songs he hasn't played in a long time. But since he doesn't write the lyrics, maybe that's why. Still, remembering how to play every single song is yet one example of his genius.
@jwardbass4452
@jwardbass4452 Год назад
That is very impressive. Even big artists like Metallica had to relearn how to play Jump in the Fire, a song from the early 80s when they were getting ready to play it again in the early 2000’s.
@AlanSmitheeman
@AlanSmitheeman Год назад
@@jwardbass4452 Yes. Others like The Rolling Stones and Paul McCartney have to rehearse their own songs that they have played for decades whenever they go out on tour again which is normal. But Elton said in another interview that he has never had to practice any songs, even though his band members do. Elton didn't even practice when he was in Royal Academy of Music in London for five years before he turned pro. He just improvised his way through by remembering every note he heard of a piece of music and replaying it live. The only other person I ever heard of who could do that was Mozart.
@tigress63
@tigress63 4 года назад
Looks like he's starting to have issues with his hips . I can't imagine all the touring he's done and he's still going - you know he love it.
@gaminglegend
@gaminglegend 3 года назад
Well, he is retiring next year...
@jaggass
@jaggass 3 года назад
He has bad hips and knees from all those years of doing handstands on the piano and playing tennis.
@nonnamadonna
@nonnamadonna 3 года назад
@@gaminglegend At this point in time, because of COVID-19 lockdown, Elton has had to postpone a couple of concerts 'til January 2023 & there may be more concerts he has to postpone !
@bobsmodelrailways
@bobsmodelrailways 3 года назад
Probably his diaper! 😆 😆 😆 😆
@joegibbs2508
@joegibbs2508 2 года назад
I was in the audience for this event, It was obvious Elton was having difficulty walking. But it sure was nice to see and hear him.
@fabiodejesuscamargoeletricista
@fabiodejesuscamargoeletricista 3 года назад
Elton John is a fantastic Singers of the times I love you so very much thank you.
@normaedithsilva6415
@normaedithsilva6415 4 года назад
Amor incondicional..Te Amo Elton ❤ 🇦🇷
@josephballerini3730
@josephballerini3730 5 месяцев назад
The first point he made about piano vs guitar composition is so true. When you look at Elton and Billy Joel, you notice the chords are typically different from a lot of guitar. Also, looking at Dylan's piano compositions vs his guitar is very interesting...
@iansouthward7991
@iansouthward7991 4 года назад
Superb clarity and bass was so rich..... Awesome piece of kit
@sgtpepper1138
@sgtpepper1138 3 года назад
Are you referring to the piano's tone?
@chris5321
@chris5321 4 года назад
Thanks for posting.I thought as much his approach to music.
@Hello-pl2qe
@Hello-pl2qe 4 года назад
Insane skills and talent
@Fyodor48
@Fyodor48 4 года назад
Dunno about the piano being too ‘bright’, it’s all taste I think. but the description deffo suits the chic at the end pugging the chan!
@sgtpepper1138
@sgtpepper1138 3 года назад
It's so bright that I gotta wear shades ;) , but seriously it's so bright that it sounds like a harpsichord sound is mixed in. I know it's not, but the "hammers" sound like a tack piano or something
@Deotex833
@Deotex833 4 года назад
Legend, piano hero
@rafaelatugores4821
@rafaelatugores4821 3 года назад
Amazing 🤩 At 2021 You and I, we are learn with the best.
@garymancuso3974
@garymancuso3974 2 года назад
Love love love THE GREATEST DISCOVERY!!!
@sebotheemo4116
@sebotheemo4116 3 года назад
2:08 sounds like the classic version of the Office theme😂
@janiakowska
@janiakowska 3 года назад
musical genius
@robertlakay88
@robertlakay88 4 года назад
Wow Elton just rewrote I Need You To Turn To...
@Amaiii
@Amaiii 4 года назад
I think that's how he originally wrote it tbh, in his original Demos
@jamesrogala
@jamesrogala 3 года назад
@@Amaiii No, he's actually playing the wrong chord progression here. And he did change the melody he's singing. He probably forgot, not a song he plays very often.
@georgiehollander2199
@georgiehollander2199 3 года назад
I love that song...........
@VIKTOR-pp8pu
@VIKTOR-pp8pu 3 года назад
My Master .
@thelionheart7178
@thelionheart7178 Год назад
SIR ELTON JOHN FOREVER! LONG LIVE SIR ELTON JOHN!
@pjsmith4369
@pjsmith4369 4 года назад
As a classical pianist without the talent to play like he does, I am in awe. At 66, my goal is to try to learn some of his songs by watching him play, listen to him explain his methods on shows like this and watch RU-vid videos which explain the structure of his songs. This is difficult because I have never played by ear - sight reading only. “ Can you feel the love tonight “ is one of my favourite pieces of his. It is so calming. To compose an original melody requires genius.
@PhilJonesIII
@PhilJonesIII 4 года назад
That was my mistake. I learned to read music and can play well enough but clueless when it comes to 'breaking out' and playing something off the cuff. Get a few chord progressions under your belt and see the difference. For some real fun, learn some blues-scales, it gets much easier. Well, 100s of hours practice instead of 1000s anyway :)
@pjsmith4369
@pjsmith4369 4 года назад
Philip Jones I’ve learned some chord progressions and the blues scale and the pentatonic scale from RU-vid. Playing off the cuff still seems impossible to me. I was at a performance level, but couldn’t play almost any of the pieces because of tiny hands. I did laugh when I learned the Blues scale - like - this is all it is!! I had just never been encouraged to play by ear or learn anything other than sight reading. I played all 24 scales beautifully as required for my exams. But it’s a goal to learn a different way of playing.
@larrytroxler7017
@larrytroxler7017 4 года назад
Hi Troll. Hope you're having a good day.
@PhilJonesIII
@PhilJonesIII 4 года назад
@@pjsmith4369 I smiled when I read your comment about the blues scales. Left me feeling that there has to be more. Do keep trying, nothing worthwhile comes quickly.
@pjsmith4369
@pjsmith4369 4 года назад
Philip Jones I hope to keep trying, when I am not exhausted. Have a chronic disorder, although I look perfectly fine. Do I know the work!! Last six years of lessons - practiced 2 hours every day, even when working 12 hour shifts as an RN. I hope I can get back a sliver of that energy, lol. Big difference between 26 and 66.
@josephubil
@josephubil 4 года назад
Thank you Sir Elton.
@JonBlackstone
@JonBlackstone Год назад
I have collected over a thousand bootleg recordings of his concerts in the 1970s when he used a real piano. There is never an instance when his piano isn’t forefront in the mix (even during the rockers). And this was in the early stages of large live concert sound systems. There is absolutely no comparison between a real acoustic piano and the awful sounding digital pianos he’s been using since the late 80s (which he began using when they sounded absolutely terrible). For anyone who plays piano (or has a fine tuned ear) a digital piano is anathema. I don’t care how much technology had been poured into developing the sound; there is no way a digital instrument can emulate the sound of an acoustic instrument. It’s like saying a cyborg will one day replicate a human being. There are natural acoustic phenomena that simply cannot be replicated by an electronic device. The human ear is too perfect to be fooled. As a musician and a fan of Elton; I connect his abandonment of acoustic piano to the decline of his artistic integrity. It’s no coincidence he began using digital pianos around the time he was at his lowest as a drug addict and alcoholic. I had hoped his rehabilitation in the early ‘90s would bring about an artistic rebirth. When he released a duet with Ru Paul I realized that wasn’t going to happen. Something happened to Elton that shifted him from being all about the music to being more about the celebrity. In his early days he often said his greatest wish was to become a legend like Mae West or Groucho Marx (both of whom were comedians). I think he succeeded. Sorry.
@jdenino6022
@jdenino6022 10 месяцев назад
His early concerts are amazing.😊
@marythomson9610
@marythomson9610 4 года назад
Such awesome gifts.
@petethescalemodeller6130
@petethescalemodeller6130 Год назад
BEAUTIFUL thank you ELTON
@johnnypunish
@johnnypunish Год назад
Cream Rises to the Top and that's where this man, lives! At the Top!
@phatpeepee5784
@phatpeepee5784 4 года назад
Magician
@TheHornoxx
@TheHornoxx 8 месяцев назад
...wunderbar - I would have wanted to listen for a while longer...
@norbertbrinkmann7061
@norbertbrinkmann7061 9 месяцев назад
He is the greatest of today ❤
@katherinesage
@katherinesage 4 года назад
An authentic modern Musical Genius. (Got to be the 88th to hit the 'like')
@eileenryan4788
@eileenryan4788 4 года назад
Elton is the best piano player i n the the w o r l d e v e r oh my God she have to use microphone because my fingers are too pudgy to use the keyboard so if there's any mistakes in my diction I apologize okay I'm still standing I'd love Elton
@lindaellen808
@lindaellen808 4 года назад
Beautiful clothes he wears.
@RoxxHoffner
@RoxxHoffner 4 года назад
Beautiful
@caryscats9124
@caryscats9124 4 года назад
That was beautiful !
@pnynx
@pnynx 4 года назад
He forgot the songs (I need you to turn to and King must die) and played new melody 😁😁
@theredpanda3709
@theredpanda3709 4 года назад
No. He just played it different. Would you play a song the same after the 1000th time?
@Ocrilat
@Ocrilat 3 года назад
Maybe he did. He did originally write those songs more than 50 years ago.
@veter6074
@veter6074 4 года назад
MAESTRO DEL PIANO
@aaronwalderslade
@aaronwalderslade 4 года назад
I played all his songs for years. I'm slightly known for analysing "Total Eclipse of the Heart". If any of you would like to vote for an Elton song for me to analyse I'd love to do it, throw some titles my way in a reply please. Not an obscure song though as people won't enjoy it as much.
@clicks59
@clicks59 4 года назад
How about this one... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9tRgYfQ48A0.html ?
@dominusanuli3595
@dominusanuli3595 4 года назад
You should do, "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road."
@Phoebedumplings
@Phoebedumplings 4 года назад
Sometimes, with all the other stuff, we forget what a fine piano player he is?
@christheother9088
@christheother9088 3 года назад
LOL, no.
@Phoebedumplings
@Phoebedumplings 3 года назад
@@christheother9088 yes
@TheEmmef
@TheEmmef 4 года назад
It is unfortunate that the piano sounds very synthetic and bright.
@howtodoitdude1662
@howtodoitdude1662 4 года назад
TheEmmef , it’s too bright that you can hardly hear the melody through the multiple notes played.
@distantstorm3808
@distantstorm3808 4 года назад
I totally agree. It's excruciating to listen to.
@eliassandgren3132
@eliassandgren3132 4 года назад
It has been his live sound since 1988. But yes, I too wish he’d go back to playing piano without any digital sounds added.
@TheEmmef
@TheEmmef 4 года назад
@@eliassandgren3132 Aha. I can understand that when you play with a band (or the piano will be barely audible).
@markgabriel5797
@markgabriel5797 4 года назад
He has been running this patch for years. It cuts well live in a band situation. Its like a harpsichord and piano blend.
@shiagzcappyo9581
@shiagzcappyo9581 4 года назад
1:11 he is still in the key
@Gerd3008
@Gerd3008 4 года назад
Amazing ! Greetings-Gerd
@adambuckles3415
@adambuckles3415 3 года назад
1:44 Inspiration for Someone saved my life tonight?
@pancho5405
@pancho5405 4 года назад
a lot of talent has Mrs Eltonina John
@westfield90
@westfield90 2 года назад
I wish they had a camera on his hands so we can see that intricate playing
@pnynx
@pnynx 4 года назад
He forgot how to play The King must die but the new melody isn't too bad 😊
@robertlakay88
@robertlakay88 4 года назад
I need you to turn to, He totally wrote a brand new song...
@jamesrogala
@jamesrogala 3 года назад
@@robertlakay88 Yeah, he changed the chord progression and subsequently the melody on top of it. Likely just forgot it. Same with The King Must Die - the little turn was off. But he never plays those songs anymore, so it's understandable.
@dogpd3
@dogpd3 3 года назад
@@jamesrogala you can tell he still plays the greatest discovery great. Just not in concert, probably at home
@jamesrogala
@jamesrogala 3 года назад
@@dogpd3 He played it at MANY solo shows over the years, hence why he probably remembers it. As for home, Elton has said he never plays at home b/c he plays so many concerts!
@nonnamadonna
@nonnamadonna 3 года назад
He didn't forget, he improvised. He doesn't always play exactly as it sounds on his albums.
@glensmith654
@glensmith654 4 года назад
Master muso.
@sandracarle3278
@sandracarle3278 4 года назад
Músico maravilhoso 🇧🇷
@krystynastawarska6328
@krystynastawarska6328 4 года назад
Wonderful 💥💥💫💫🌹🌹💐💐💞
@Rosannasfriend
@Rosannasfriend 4 года назад
That was amazing.
@mrscottify
@mrscottify 4 года назад
I see a lot of people complaining about the piano sound and that it sounds muddy or too bright. Yeah it’s a bright sound, but the fact here is that he didn’t remember the chords to the songs. I love Elton, to death and forever on, but it’s just that. He probably should’ve chosen one he’s played more recently or looked over the chords before the show. God bless him I love him so much ❤️
@foxpianocovers
@foxpianocovers 4 года назад
The Elton John album is the one he probably thinks of first with the "classical" sound. He dug himself into a hole when he then tried to demonstrate. Probably hadn't bothered to play those songs in years. Time to spice up the old Setlist, Elt!!
@nonnamadonna
@nonnamadonna 3 года назад
Maybe Elton was improvising instead playing the exactly the same melody he played for decades.
@scottjones9973
@scottjones9973 4 года назад
What do I have to do to get a chance to be invited to these shows? I can see the I Heart Radio theater from my office and always wonder what's going on in there! :D
@parikeno1196
@parikeno1196 9 месяцев назад
Senang mendengarkannya. ❤
@stevewilcoxson7173
@stevewilcoxson7173 4 года назад
From the sound of the comments I think his fans want him to give up that old Roland electric grand sound box gimmick that he has been using since the eighties.. In other words they want to hear him play a real piano not a synthesizer..
@sirvbbwilde
@sirvbbwilde 4 года назад
Does anyone know which type of Yamaha piano he is playing here? It´s not his usual grand, presumably this is a fully electric grand!
@KyleCourounis
@KyleCourounis 4 года назад
It's a Yamaha Avant Digital Grand, but you're not hearing the samples from that at all. It's MIDI-ed out to a rig containing a Roland MKS-20 and two Yamaha Motif Racks (one running the PowerGrand sample, not sure about the other). It cuts through a live band very well. When he plays live at his big shows, the piano *is* technically an acoustic grand (modified Yamaha Disklavier), but I don't believe the strings are struck. And if they are, it wouldn't matter since they don't mike it up.
@sirvbbwilde
@sirvbbwilde 4 года назад
@@KyleCourounis Thanks so much for this informative reply! I knew he had never really left the Roland sound behind, so this makes total sense! I just didn't realize to what extent he was using it. But you're right, the sound does cut right through the band. Thanks again ;)
@KyleCourounis
@KyleCourounis 4 года назад
@@sirvbbwilde No problem! Glad I could help! ;)
@jamesrogala
@jamesrogala 3 года назад
@@KyleCourounis I know that's his usual rig, but I don't hear the MKS-20 here...I wonder if this is just a more basic setup for this show. Sounds brighter than usual.
@KyleCourounis
@KyleCourounis 3 года назад
@@jamesrogala I hear the MKS-20. It's so distinct. It is slightly different. I think they EQed differently based on the size of the room. It's smaller than an arena.
@rogerbernard6515
@rogerbernard6515 4 года назад
At 1:31 wrong note or am I not hearing well?
@stephaniemay1926
@stephaniemay1926 3 года назад
Come on...
@rogerbernard6515
@rogerbernard6515 3 года назад
@@stephaniemay1926My forgotten comment shocks me as well! But don't misunderstand me. I am a HUGE fan of Elton and think he is the greatest player and composer.
@MrSilva960
@MrSilva960 4 года назад
Play in a little piano sounds like that, he used to play with Yamaha piano. Those pianos are good to beginners.
@jordan6988
@jordan6988 4 года назад
Thats a real acoustic piano. It has midi. The cables are ran to the back of the stage where his rack unit is with all the sound modules. That bright electric tone you hear is a Roland MKS-20 hes used since the 80s and he layers that sound with an acoustic sound from another rack unit. Its really bright here cause its not mixed right. The electric is to high. He uses this mainly so the piano sound cuts thru the mix of his live band so it can be heard but its also taste he likes the sound I dont blame him its very nice when tuned properly
@garypeckham8131
@garypeckham8131 4 года назад
Can anyone share anymore information on the song he plays, I thought he said it was called “the great discovery” but tried lots of variations but can’t track it down, it sounds beautiful and would love to hear it? Thanks In Advance.
@nonnamadonna
@nonnamadonna 3 года назад
Yes, he played a piece from "The Great Discovery". There are clips of the whole song on RU-vid. He sang/played it with an orchestra on his "Live In Australia (With The Melbourne Symphony)" in 1986 & the clip of it is on RU-vid. He'd come to the end of a huge concert tour & his voice was suffering (as you will hear if/when you play/listen to it) such that he had to undergo throat surgery in Australia, as soon as the tour ended.
@christheother9088
@christheother9088 3 года назад
"The Greatest Discovery" off the "Elton John " album. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elton_John_(album)
@laartwork
@laartwork 4 года назад
The interviewer sounds exactly like Jeff Goldblum
@cayvzcult
@cayvzcult 4 года назад
He didn't say anything about the structures of the songs.. just played them. I wish these guys would get down n dirty in theory! hahah
@natanaelbarrostoca
@natanaelbarrostoca 4 года назад
Bota pilha nele conversando sobre música, que não tem mais fim. Aí gosta mesmo do que faz. É uma das coisas que eu acho legal também no Elton John.
@JasonHeilmanMusicalRemedies
@JasonHeilmanMusicalRemedies 4 года назад
He’s got harpsichord mode on sheeeit
@leif1075
@leif1075 4 года назад
Can someone please provide sheet music links for the pieces he played and what are the titles of the songs?
@groofoot
@groofoot 2 года назад
Dude, every song he played during this clip is on his self titled debut album, which was released in August of 1970 .... He played snippets of 'I Need You To Turn To', 'The King Must Die', and 'The Greatest Discovery' .... if you don't have that album, you simply must get it. That album also contains 'Your Song'. I have at Least 5 copies of it on CD ..... and a couple of them are still in the shrink wrap, because I treasure it so .... it'll be money well spent! As far as the tabs (sheet music), you're on your own, lol
@leif1075
@leif1075 2 года назад
@@groofoot thanks for answering but why am Inony my.own..surely someone must have it?
@grahamkey8496
@grahamkey8496 4 года назад
The singer from Simple Minds hasn't aged so well.
@TheJakeman789
@TheJakeman789 4 года назад
It’s tuned to be rock piano
@VIKTOR-pp8pu
@VIKTOR-pp8pu 3 года назад
MY MASTER ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
@geevee7823
@geevee7823 4 года назад
I hear the Roland MKS-20 piano.
@piijay14
@piijay14 4 года назад
Who's the young asian woman @ the very end of this video? She's my favorite artist 😉
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