wow! incredible piano videos on youtube!

[visitor]

holy katz this guy is good, and video quality is superb, love this set

[visitor]

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[klavieronin]

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Amazing! Let's just hope ahinton doesn't see this. If he catches a glimpse of those heels there's sure to be trouble.

[mrcreosote]

It's amazing how poorly tuned some pianos are for actual performances...

[visitor]

Great short documentary on her good intro to this pianist for those not familiar w her
Just hit few days ago

[furiouzpianist]

 

[perfect_pitch]

No... That's just shameless. I arranged and played a 14 Minute Medley, but even I didn't use this thread to try and self-promote it.

Had someone else posted it - I wouldn't have bothered, but this combined with the fact that you send a number of PM's practically begging for subscribers, and you've already created threads for the recordings you've done... now you've reached a new low.

[ronde_des_sylphes]

Seems like a good time to post this!

Might be the video I've watched most 

Bam! Thwack!

[klavieronin]

Ouch! Report that man for piano abuse.

[visitor]

Seems like a good time to post this!

Might be the video I've watched most 

Bam! Thwack!

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[ronde_des_sylphes]

piano abuse.

3.52, same dude

[klavieronin]

  Gerard Depardieu has nothing on that guy.

[perfect_pitch]

[visitor]

Gerard Depardieu has nothing on that guy.

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[visitor]

Wow attention to,detail and timing are solid, so is the sound effects kids  in back

[dogperson]

@visitor
Beating the Tom and Jerry duet will be a tough feat. Truly amazing video!  Thanks much 😊
Reminds me of my first remembrances of classical music..... 

[visitor]

@visitor
Beating the Tom and Jerry duet will be a tough feat. Truly amazing video!  Thanks much 😊
Reminds me of my first remembrances of classical music..... 

glad you liked do check out her other ones the Tom and Jerry waltzing mouse episode is gold and the bumble bee boogie one is pure magic and well

[furiouzpianist]

Seems like a good time to post this!

Might be the video I've watched most 

Bam! Thwack!

Now let’s hear what this masterwork actually sounds like:

[klavieronin]

Now let’s hear what this masterwork actually sounds like:

Didn't you post that here already?

[perfect_pitch]

Didn't you post that here already?

He did, only a week ago... plus he already posted it in another thread that he created.

It's getting rather tedious - isn't it?

[furiouzpianist]

Ok go on with the rest of the thread.

I’ll chill out

[visitor]

#LifeGoals
word.
wow.

[visitor]

this is so good!

[perfect_pitch]

I hope I can play that well, when I'm her age.

[visitor]

ok so this is my no 2 favorite piano piece ever just after Scriabin op 28. as such I have heard this , a lot and always check what other performances make their way out there,  this probably knocks off my favorite performance of the work that's been in place for about 4 years or so, this is so crazy good it's not even funny,  and this recording is probably the highest quality produced one I've seen yet
so many things come together but the star is her playing , holy katz, she gets it, a lot of capable pianists.attempt this bit agh they missed it, not here, nailed it. seriously,  wow, I listened to this 3 times in a row when I came across it


really best to listen w good headphones ie earbuds or good speakers nice and loud,  worth the effort

[adodd81802]

[mjames]

his playing is kinda boring
or is it just the style of music that's dry?
What's it called again?

[adodd81802]

I definitely think he has limitations. He seems to jazz up the pieces a little.

But aspects of playing the piano that easily surpass what the average or even advanced pianist can do
- perfect pitch
- instant replication
- Playing blind lol

I think the bigger picture is what can be appreciated that clearly there are skills that the brain can develop FAR pass the average ability if only we better understood the brain.

[mjames]

I definitely think he has limitations. He seems to jazz up the pieces a little.

But aspects of playing the piano that easily surpass what the average or even advanced pianist can do
- perfect pitch
- instant replication
- Playing blind lol

I think the bigger picture is what can be appreciated that clearly there are skills that the brain can develop FAR pass the average ability if only we better understood the brain.

not really criticizing him, just curious about the style of music he played in the beginning.


but yeah it is pretty impressive, like how clear he sounds despite having an unorthodox technique. scale runs with 1-2 fingers lol

[visitor]

this is dope