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The kid just had to pick it up

3:01, I love this change

Existe alguna grabación de estudio de este tema?

beautiful. he focus to playing but suddenly laugh. i know his mind seeing different dimension.

Jordan very good

Toss the cheat sheets and expect a ton of mistakes.

Maestro ! !!!!!! Maravilloso !!!

Deep and intimate

I dont know THIS man. But shure he has talent! I think WITH some years lesson and serious doing his things at home...there might be a future in a band for partys like weddings. 😃😁😝 There is a option for a party in my garden🥳

Always beautiful and amazing the melody comes from his finger in

2021 e eu não canso desse vídeo. 2012 and I'm not bored of this video

Goddam maestro and musical genius

Defalarca izlediğim filmin müziğini dinleyince gözlerimi kapatıp bir daha izledim

2021 and i still excited to hear this song

Uma lenda viva, sensacional!!!

Where and when did he perform this live?

Absolutely majestic. Bravo!!!

2 tuşa basarak çaldığını çal kafanı eğip çaldığın benim öğrettiğim

I love him, but sometimes... less is better. No emotions for me, not this time.

of course this is in 240p

he hums., so talented on the next level like legend of 1900

cok iyi parça ıslandım ...

did you guys hear him humm along with the tunes? fascinating talent. :)

EarthMostake tarafından K E D İ C İ K L E N D İ N !

Plays good. He shouldn't have thrown the book he is showing his poverty in attitude

HO-LY SHIT

amazing!

Those are some damn fast fingers, very clean and technical playing.

Çok güzel çalmışsın abi helal olsn

Why does he still have to play thousands of notes in a song? Too bad

Bello tema. Con luces de Somewhere in time de Paganini.

😬👍

i love this guy and all (more so DT), but if you listen to his work on scenes from a memory, it sounds almost exactly the same as this. but hey, whatever, a lot of players just have "his sound", for good or bad.

I guess some people need to hear a real virtuoso. Try Hélène Grimaud for example: ruclips.net/video/Hhz2u4OQJhs/видео.html Instead of endless noodling and right hand twiddles on white keys with wrists below the keyboard, a masterly musical structure from Rachmaninov played by a great pianist. Ok, for a progressive pop keyboard player Rudess is better than many. There's many better ones in that area though, too.

43 people are jealous I take it 😂😂

Great interpretation although I think the throwing away of the music score is a bit disrespectful

You can see it.... you can heat it... but.. you still cant wrap your mind around how he does it!! Truely a magic man!!!!!!

He is clean, articulate, fast, and plays with even time. I happened upon him when someone I know said he was voted "the best keyboard player of all time". However, I searched RUclips and haven't found anything with him really improvising or playing anything but scripted out music. Does he improvise at all? Isn't improvisation one of the most important things any musician can do, especially "the greatest of all time"? Also, does he know how to play with more complex voicings, progressions while on the fly, jazz, etc.? He sounds like many classical players I know who have great physical technique, but can only play what is written. To be called the greatest you should be more than a great technician or programmed player. Pre-written music is great, but when I attend a live performance I also want to experience improvised playing. It shows on the spot creativity, allows me to hear what the artist has going on in his/her head. Watching someone perform written out pieces all of the time is like putting on prerecorded music except you get to witness someone actually playing it. It makes the musician more of a machine, a sequenced human puppet. That's great if you want to hear a certain musical piece, but it's like hearing the same speech all of the time. Think about this. How would you like to have a conversation with a group of people, but some of them can only converse using the same sentences they've always used, never ever being able to utter a new sentence, phrase, or contribute an idea verbally? That would not be much of a conversation. An "all time greatest keyboard player" should also be able to not only improvise well, but be able to do it while playing more harmonically complex music than what I've heard on any of these videos. Again, I know virtually nothing about this person, but when you are labeled "the best keyboard player ever" shouldn't you be a complete musician? I checked his Dream Theater band mate, guitarist John Petrucci (another gifted technical player) on RUclips as well. I saw video of him trying to improvise during a performance of a simple blues progression with other noted musicians during a concert. It was a painful experience as he obviously was struggling to improvise. Keep in mind Petrucci is as gifted as any other guitar technician out there, but he could barely squeeze out anything when it was his turn to play. That was a said sight, especially after watching a few of his instructional videos and seeing he was a very nice guy. Please post any links of Jordan Rudess playing improvised material if anyone can find any. I do like his written material and enjoy his playing (and his obvious sense of humor). I would love to hear what he has to say on his keys while improvising.

Gostei.. só acho que não precisava jogar a partitura no chão. ;) Ou precisava?

Mükemmel Semih :) Eline sağlık

Good....better.....best.......Rudess!

Круто играет ни о Чём, дурачёк

Yorest , spea fo myselves, mYYounga

Und schostakovich

Una verdadera "fría máquina de hacer música". Extraordinaria habilidad, a la que le falta el más importante de todos los ingredientes: corazón.

0:02 is so easy for me.

veron.. lol..

I mean jordan rudess is no where NEAR classical pianists, but he's pretty damn good for a prog rock musician.

what´s the name of the book that he threw?

Jordan is more better than Beethoven,Chic corea, Jarret, Copin, Mozart, Oscar Peterson and all pianist .. because jordan is an multi instrumentalist