| So i decided to share you the video clip of me practicing this Chopin's piece https://youtube.com/shorts/w6gz1KCnVd4?feature=share Let me know what you guys think |
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| Since this is MAL I was kind of expecting this to be underwhelming but it's pretty neato. |
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| That's actually incredible. I like the big jumps on the left hand just as much as the complex playing on the right hand. |
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| Thanks guys, I think there are still lots of room for improvement. The most important thing in playing this kind of fast tempo piece is to maintain focus while at the same time having both relax mind and body |
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| wow can you play the ffx theme song? thanks very much |
| Wow, that was pretty insane. Excellent job! Maybe I could do that one day... |
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| Knew you were amazing already. Great to see you in action. I think you are better than I was at my peak but I don't think that I was too far behind either since I was also a perfectionist when it came to playing a piece that I loved. |
Sure, To Zanarkand right? I'll do it probably this Sunday GenshinRosaria said: Knew you were amazing already. Great to see you in action. I think you are better than I was at my peak but I don't think that I was too far behind either since I was also a perfectionist when it came to playing a piece that I loved. I'm sure you are good at piano too, would love to see you playing piano sometimes, you can upload it in youtube like I did if you want, just clips of your piano practice I enjoy play some pop piano too, play by ears, not always classical. Usually I use my digital piano for playing pop piano, in my room Here: https://youtube.com/shorts/nlY0IE3-04c?feature=share |
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philtecturophy said: Sure, To Zanarkand right? I'll do it probably this Sunday GenshinRosaria said: Knew you were amazing already. Great to see you in action. I think you are better than I was at my peak but I don't think that I was too far behind either since I was also a perfectionist when it came to playing a piece that I loved. I'm sure you are good at piano too, would love to see you playing piano sometimes, you can upload it in youtube like I did if you want, just clips of your piano practice I enjoy play some pop piano too, play by ears, not always classical. Usually I use my digital piano for playing pop piano, in my room Here: https://youtube.com/shorts/nlY0IE3-04c?feature=share I love your touch on the piano for that slow and soothing music, you are so talented Your fast playing is also truly fascinating |
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| That's pretty good. I couldnt even play the Turkish March on a keyboard I had. Cant properly do left hand accompaniment my brain doesnt allow the independence of my hands for detailed things maybe. |
philtecturophy said: So i decided to share you the video clip of me practicing this Chopin's piece https://youtube.com/shorts/w6gz1KCnVd4?feature=share Let me know what you guys think NICE! That's some skillz. Always wanted to play an instrument but just never got the hang of it. Props to you man. How long you been playing Piano, you sure didn't just start recently. |
| For a practice clip, you did extremely well on Winter Wind (something felt wrong to me at 8s, 18s, 27s, and the tempo was more inconsistent in the second half), but you already know that. What is your favourite interpretation of Chopin's Études? I do not think that one can do much better than Pollini. |
traed said: That's pretty good. I couldnt even play the Turkish March on a keyboard I had. Cant properly do left hand accompaniment my brain doesnt allow the independence of my hands for detailed things maybe. Thank you. There are exercises for beginners at my piano for hands coordination. Piano is actually quite similar to playing drum in that they both percussion instrument and both need very well coodination between left and right hands, as well as the right foot (bass for drum, pedals for piano). Grendizer_ said: philtecturophy said: So i decided to share you the video clip of me practicing this Chopin's piece https://youtube.com/shorts/w6gz1KCnVd4?feature=share Let me know what you guys think NICE! That's some skillz. Always wanted to play an instrument but just never got the hang of it. Props to you man. How long you been playing Piano, you sure didn't just start recently. I have played piano for 15+ years. But only about 10 years or so where I have been insanely put effort into it, like practicing every days with routine sessions and hours. Meusnier said: For a practice clip, you did extremely well on Winter Wind (something felt wrong to me at 8s, 18s, 27s, and the tempo was more inconsistent in the second half), but you already know that. What is your favourite interpretation of Chopin's Études? I do not think that one can do much better than Pollini. Thanks for the feedback. Two sets of etudes, opus 10 and 25, each has 12 pieces, and they both are truly my favorites pieces, especially waterfall, torrent, revolutionary, winter wind, and ocean. Here is my practice on revolutionary: https://youtube.com/shorts/TCAREiRoRoQ?feature=share As you can see from my favorite pieces, except waterfall, the pieces that I love has dark tones, anger, sadness, and the element of chaos,.and sometimes depressing element, but there usually the element of hope and glory as well mixed well inside the darkness. Revolutionary has anger tones, and it ends with glory, some element of hope and nostalgic nuance Winter wind has a truly chaotic tones, which truly my most favorite piece in the the etudes, in the middle it has some beautiful elements and lightness, then comes to the most chaotic parts again. The whole piece is a non stop chaotic storm of darkness. Ocean has this chaotic element as well like winterwind, the middle section has very dark element in it, and it has two repetitive part of gloriness and hopes (at beginning right before the half part of the piece, and at the end of the piece, which gives the themes of hope in the piece within the chaotic darkness and anger) For etudes, generally I like Evgeny Kissin's interpretation the most, especially his WW. |
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| That's very good! That must take lots of practice. I cannot play even Greensleeves. |
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philtecturophy said: traed said: That's pretty good. I couldnt even play the Turkish March on a keyboard I had. Cant properly do left hand accompaniment my brain doesnt allow the independence of my hands for detailed things maybe. Thank you. There are exercises for beginners at my piano for hands coordination. Piano is actually quite similar to playing drum in that they both percussion instrument and both need very well coodination between left and right hands, as well as the right foot (bass for drum, pedals for piano). My dexterity is good but what I mean is it's hard for me to make one hand do something different from the other hand if it requires any level of thought to coordinate the movement and timing. Though I also was teaching myself so i had no instructions even from oonline at the time. Yet then again I dont have trouble blind typing on a computer keyboard so I can coordinate back and forth between left and right it's just doing same time that throws me off. |
SabineTB said: That's very good! That must take lots of practice. I cannot play even Greensleeves. With practice, you surely can traed said: philtecturophy said: Thank you. There are exercises for beginners at my piano for hands coordination. Piano is actually quite similar to playing drum in that they both percussion instrument and both need very well coodination between left and right hands, as well as the right foot (bass for drum, pedals for piano). My dexterity is good but what I mean is it's hard for me to make one hand do something different from the other hand if it requires any level of thought to coordinate the movement and timing. Though I also was teaching myself so i had no instructions even from oonline at the time. Yet then again I dont have trouble blind typing on a computer keyboard so I can coordinate back and forth between left and right it's just doing same time that throws me off. Yes, thats what I meant by hands coordination (one hand do something, and another do something else, and right foot also doing something else, for piano its pedal). Usually left hand plays the rhythm and right hand the melody, but not always the case. The drum usually right hand rhythm, left hand and right food gives the variation, but not always the case also. Depends on the piece, sometimes both hands gives he rhythm, while the right hand also gives the melody. The mind must also act as metronome, even if there are no hands playing the rhythm, i.e., only the melody are played. Teaching beginner piano students about hands coordination can be tough, but thats my job as a part time piano instructor IRL |
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| I may check the video if you finger your female students instead of the piano. |
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| That was really amazing! Keep it up! |
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troilus_05s said: That was really amazing! Keep it up! Thank you BJuice said: Whoa, you are pretty good, I always thought that you were always just joking about the piano lessons, etc. But, your performance speaks for itself, very nice, I'm surprised! Thanks No I was not joking, I'm a part time classical piano instructor I'm giving piano lesson online and offline Actually there was a thread where I said so, but then it was locked |
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| wow that's pretty impressive. you should upload more videos of yourself. |
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monaisbae said: wow that's pretty impressive. you should upload more videos of yourself. Thank you Alright, next time I will I posted another 2 videos of me practicing if you notice. So in this thread I share three videos of my practicing: https://youtube.com/shorts/w6gz1KCnVd4?feature=share https://youtube.com/shorts/TCAREiRoRoQ?feature=share https://youtube.com/shorts/nlY0IE3-04c?feature=share pompeo said: Whaaaaaaaaaaaaa thats fucking crazy good also @SquidGame lmao, my man prob got that game on lock Thank you :^) TheFireNinja said: Great job! I took some piano classes back in high school. I don't play it anymore though. Why did you stop? |
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| I watched the whole thing because I thought you were going to play Dr. Dre. |
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philtecturophy said: So i decided to share you the video clip of me practicing this Chopin's piece https://youtube.com/shorts/w6gz1KCnVd4?feature=share Let me know what you guys think The only Chopin's piece that I'm capable of is Nocturnal Op 9 lel, I bet you practice 40 hours a day, proud of u <3 |
philtecturophy said: traed said: That's pretty good. I couldnt even play the Turkish March on a keyboard I had. Cant properly do left hand accompaniment my brain doesnt allow the independence of my hands for detailed things maybe. Thank you. There are exercises for beginners at my piano for hands coordination. Piano is actually quite similar to playing drum in that they both percussion instrument and both need very well coodination between left and right hands, as well as the right foot (bass for drum, pedals for piano). Grendizer_ said: NICE! That's some skillz. Always wanted to play an instrument but just never got the hang of it. Props to you man. How long you been playing Piano, you sure didn't just start recently. I have played piano for 15+ years. But only about 10 years or so where I have been insanely put effort into it, like practicing every days with routine sessions and hours. Meusnier said: For a practice clip, you did extremely well on Winter Wind (something felt wrong to me at 8s, 18s, 27s, and the tempo was more inconsistent in the second half), but you already know that. What is your favourite interpretation of Chopin's Études? I do not think that one can do much better than Pollini. Thanks for the feedback. Two sets of etudes, opus 10 and 25, each has 12 pieces, and they both are truly my favorites pieces, especially waterfall, torrent, revolutionary, winter wind, and ocean. Here is my practice on revolutionary: https://youtube.com/shorts/TCAREiRoRoQ?feature=share As you can see from my favorite pieces, except waterfall, the pieces that I love has dark tones, anger, sadness, and the element of chaos,.and sometimes depressing element, but there usually the element of hope and glory as well mixed well inside the darkness. Revolutionary has anger tones, and it ends with glory, some element of hope and nostalgic nuance Winter wind has a truly chaotic tones, which truly my most favorite piece in the the etudes, in the middle it has some beautiful elements and lightness, then comes to the most chaotic parts again. The whole piece is a non stop chaotic storm of darkness. Ocean has this chaotic element as well like winterwind, the middle section has very dark element in it, and it has two repetitive part of gloriness and hopes (at beginning right before the half part of the piece, and at the end of the piece, which gives the themes of hope in the piece within the chaotic darkness and anger) For etudes, generally I like Evgeny Kissin's interpretation the most, especially his WW. Thank you for the reference, I think that Pollini is still better (and more consistent), but Kissin is certainly a very close contender. |
Nek0 said: I watched the whole thing because I thought you were going to play Dr. Dre. Dont like his name, dont like his song Lalala1412 said: philtecturophy said: So i decided to share you the video clip of me practicing this Chopin's piece https://youtube.com/shorts/w6gz1KCnVd4?feature=share Let me know what you guys think The only Chopin's piece that I'm capable of is Nocturnal Op 9 lel, I bet you practice 40 hours a day, proud of u <3 Thank you I enjoy nocturne too, my favorite is Nocturne in D flat major |
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philtecturophy said: Sure, To Zanarkand right? I'll do it probably this Sunday GenshinRosaria said: Knew you were amazing already. Great to see you in action. I think you are better than I was at my peak but I don't think that I was too far behind either since I was also a perfectionist when it came to playing a piece that I loved. I'm sure you are good at piano too, would love to see you playing piano sometimes, you can upload it in youtube like I did if you want, just clips of your piano practice I enjoy play some pop piano too, play by ears, not always classical. Usually I use my digital piano for playing pop piano, in my room Here: https://youtube.com/shorts/nlY0IE3-04c?feature=share That’s beautiful. Love your playing. I just don’t have the drive to play the piano anymore. I would much rather just compose something in Logic Pro X now since I went the Music Technology route at uni and stopped playing the piano while in the military. Then after that I got in a job working 5 - 7 days per week so I never set up my full scale Yamaha electric piano anymore and only make instrumentals instead. I wouldn’t want to record myself playing the piano without practicing to get back to my old standard first. If only people had recorded me playing between 1998 - 2013. Lalala1412 said: philtecturophy said: So i decided to share you the video clip of me practicing this Chopin's piece https://youtube.com/shorts/w6gz1KCnVd4?feature=share Let me know what you guys think The only Chopin's piece that I'm capable of is Nocturnal Op 9 lel, I bet you practice 40 hours a day, proud of u <3 I used to love playing this one. |
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GenshinRosaria said: philtecturophy said: Sure, To Zanarkand right? I'll do it probably this Sunday I'm sure you are good at piano too, would love to see you playing piano sometimes, you can upload it in youtube like I did if you want, just clips of your piano practice I enjoy play some pop piano too, play by ears, not always classical. Usually I use my digital piano for playing pop piano, in my room Here: https://youtube.com/shorts/nlY0IE3-04c?feature=share That’s beautiful. Love your playing. I just don’t have the drive to play the piano anymore. I would much rather just compose something in Logic Pro X now since I went the Music Technology route at uni and stopped playing the piano while in the military. Then after that I got in a job working 5 - 7 days per week so I never set up my full scale Yamaha electric piano anymore and only make instrumentals instead. I wouldn’t want to record myself playing the piano without practicing to get back to my old standard first. If only people had recorded me playing between 1998 - 2013. Lalala1412 said: The only Chopin's piece that I'm capable of is Nocturnal Op 9 lel, I bet you practice 40 hours a day, proud of u <3 I used to love playing this one. Ahh alright, I understand, hope someday you will have the time and decide to go back playing classical piano again |
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Illinois said: Whoa, you have talent that's for sure. Thank you Tbh its more hard work than talent |
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| it was fun to hear, I'm not an expert but I liked the music |
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Catalano said: it was fun to hear, I'm not an expert but I liked the music Thank you, glad you like them Which music do you like? There are 3 videos me playing piano. The classic piano (Chopin) or the pop piano (First Love by Nikka Costa)? https://youtube.com/shorts/w6gz1KCnVd4?feature=share https://youtube.com/shorts/TCAREiRoRoQ?feature=share https://youtube.com/shorts/nlY0IE3-04c?feature=share |
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philtecturophy said: Catalano said: it was fun to hear, I'm not an expert but I liked the music Thank you, glad you like them Which music do you like? There are 3 videos me playing piano. The classic piano (Chopin) or the pop piano (First Love by Nikka Costa)? https://youtube.com/shorts/w6gz1KCnVd4?feature=share https://youtube.com/shorts/TCAREiRoRoQ?feature=share https://youtube.com/shorts/nlY0IE3-04c?feature=share first one is still my favorite, the 2nd is too chaotic and the 3rd is too slow, not saying you're bad, just the music. |
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Catalano said: philtecturophy said: Thank you, glad you like them Which music do you like? There are 3 videos me playing piano. The classic piano (Chopin) or the pop piano (First Love by Nikka Costa)? https://youtube.com/shorts/w6gz1KCnVd4?feature=share https://youtube.com/shorts/TCAREiRoRoQ?feature=share https://youtube.com/shorts/nlY0IE3-04c?feature=share first one is still my favorite, the 2nd is too chaotic and the 3rd is too slow, not saying you're bad, just the music. I personally like the first one also the most, its one of my most favorite pieces, so I see why |
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Fernehem said: Isn't it Chopin's Winter Wind Etude? Nice playing. It would probably take me an eternity to learn that one XD I've only learnt his Waterfall (op 10 no 1) and Torrent (op 10 no 4) etude and it took at least about half a year. Might start this after my session break gets over Yes it is, thank you Maybe you can share your playing /practice session as well on those etudes? Upload it on youtube maybe.. I would love to see/listen them |
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| Super impressive ! That's a great talent you have, and you did made a good job with that ! Congratulations, it's nice to see that kind of stuff ;) |
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| Thanks guys, glad you all enjoy my practice session |
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