it was not exactly the piece that made her bleed, she has a condition that makes her left pinky bleed for some reason, but a pianist playing a difficult song in a competition and leaving a bloody piano is still a fun fact though
This might sound messed up, but a talented pianist having a condition that makes her fingers bleed is unironically the funniest thing I have ever heard
I have been playing the piano for over 10 years and ironically I have a rare disorder in my hands called congenital mirror movement disorder that basically makes my hands involuntary mimic each other
@@UAEcableRider Does that affect your playing a lot? When I was a beginner my left hand was basically useless and it would follow the same keys as my right hand. Your condition sounds much more serious tho
The blood actually wasn’t from the piano playing. The pianist had a condition causing her fingers to bleed at random moments. (At least that’s what I understood after some research) Edit: I just realized somebody commented something similar to this 11 days ago and apparently, it’s only her left pinky that bleeds due to her condition.
Instead of making me sing, my mom has the audacity of talking about how beautiful other girls sing. The first time she did that, I was discouraged to be in choir for a whole school year.
@@turtle_bros you’re right it isn’t. The reason there are covers of people playing it is bc they play a simplified version of it where they don’t play every note on the original . Not a lot of people know that for some reason.
The pianist had a condition that made her fingers bleed randomly but still it was a impressive piece I learned this from research that I totally did and didn’t just read the comments
Didn’t someone play a piano for like 21 hours or something but when he stopped he got shot by a tank? I think I heard that somewhere that was probably the hardest piano song ever
the blood actually isn't from the piano piece, it's not that hard to do that.... the pianist actually had a special condition causing her fingers to bleed if she hit the hit the piano hard enough at random moments.. (i have done research) it only happens with her left pinky from what i've saw and it took a technician 20 minutes to make it presentable and playable again.. (from what the research said)
My best friend played at Carnegie and during rehearsal his skin broke on all his fingers because of how fast he was going. AND YET IT WAS ONE OF THE BEST PERFORMANCES THERE
