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Thanks for the kind words. I'm Happy you like it. Sadly I play a few wrong notes towards the end. I should probably redo it at some Point in the Future 👍😁 The piece however was a bit more challenging than I anticipated, jumping all over. 👍 But great Fun!

@@VERY_VARIOUS_VIDEOS first time I played some Schubert. I like him. Was Fun! Thanks for your nice words.

@@BensPianoAdventure You're welcome friend 🙂

Grazie

Also, it's the sound from the piano itself. Kawai ca901. Sometimes I use virtual piano software, but that's not the case here.

​@@BensPianoAdventure grazie

@@VERY_VARIOUS_VIDEOS I find this piece very emotionally moving 🤗🎶 Thanks for the nice words!

@@BensPianoAdventure You're welcome friend 🙂

Happy you like it! 🎶👍

@@fredspekvet5875 yes, it's not perfect. I'm still learning alot. Al be it a simple song, the combination in rytmh of both left and right together feel very counter intuïtive in this song. I usually don't perfect my songs as I feel the last 10 percent of perfection takes me too much time, better spend learning new songs. I'm not a concert pianist and I feel like progression is my main goal at the moment. Not perfection. 👍😁Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated! 👍

@@BensPianoAdventure Agreed, agreed. I am also learning to play the digital piano at the moment, but i'm a lot worse than you - im having much more problems playing with left and right together at the moment. But still I enjoy it as a hobby, perhaps some day i'll be as good as you . Any tips you can give me for left+right hand playing?

​@@fredspekvet5875The main difficulty, at the start of your musical journey is the fact that processing all the information on the page is too much to handle for your brain. So at the start of your carreer you'll have to do hands separate at first before combining them. Play many many songs, better 10 easy songs than 1 harder one. You'll get much more progression in reading music. Once you start to see music as shapes for your hands instead of individual notes you'll spend less and less time with your brain on reading. Then you can start learning new pieces hands together but very very slow tempo. After a while you'll see that you can learn new songs and play them nearly immediately at tempo both hands together. Try to look as little as possible at your hands and keep your focus on your Page. I hardly ever need to look at my hands no more. But slow practice and reading lots of easier music, below what you could really play at maximum level is key to making fast progress in hands together play I find. Practice hands separate where needed or in very short sections, like 1 or 2 measures where it's difficult. I went from playing hands seperate to hands together right away in just 1 year doing this. The last song I posted About Romeo Y Julieta took me 15 minutes of practice. Why? It's below my level,but still I learned from it. Hope this was helpful.

@@Jainapiano_pianocovers Thanks! It's my favorite improvisation thus far 👍😁

Thanks for the kind words!

@@VERY_VARIOUS_VIDEOS your nice comment is a great motivator😁👍thanks❤️

@@BensPianoAdventure You are welcome new friend subs. 🙂

Been playing 3 to 4 years as a child. Stopped playing for over 20 years. Restarted a bit over a year ago now. 😁👍It's been a blast! 😁👍 I love the ca-901, I feel I can really control the dynamics of the music like I want to. You can feel the music vibrate through the keys when you put the piano on load speakers, Nice sound, very much in love with the piano!👍 I'm happy you like my playing. It's a work in progress however 😁😂

Thanks for your wonderful feedback 👍🎶

@@BensPianoAdventure You're welcome new subs. friend.🙂

@@rex16gamer I'm in love with the piano. I use music books behind single papers to keep them in place. As you can see, I have 6 Papers in a row in this recording. I feel like the piano really allows for great control of dynamics in my playing. Also the sound is superb with the wood in the back. I tried multiple piano's in the store, including similarly priced Rolands and Yamaha's and for me this kawai was so good it was not even a contest. I have no experience with CASIO so I cannot compare. I especially like the fact the key sticks are Longer, giving me alot more control than many other digital piano's offer. Depending on how advanced your playing is, the difference with shorter keys (internally) is Massive. Also, I'm happy you like the song 👍 Have Fun with the new piano!

Thanks for the encouragement! Learning to play piano is an incredibly fun experience 👍❤️🥳

When I have a headset on, I record to USB via the record option on the kawai. When I don't have a headphone on, it's sound recorded by my smartphone, coming from the piano speakers. In this video it's recorded by my phone, coming from the piano speakers.

Grazie per la esaudiente risposta

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Thanks! I'm glad you like it.