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Thank you for the kind words! I am in the same boat as you, I feel as though Bach comes so much easier to me and I also enjoy his music a lot more. I will keep on posting, thank you for the words of encouragement :)

I actually do know of Bersa's music! I listen to his Ballabile frequently. I do really enjoy it and I thank you for the recommendations as I have not heard those particular pieces from him. I will certainly check them out!

I have been playing for just about 5 years! :)

@@pianothingsmusic Thank you!

@@leptonGM Thank you so much! It is nice to see your comments again haha :)

@@Minotauris thanks for the kind words ^_^ you're better and more confident every time I see you, it's been a pleasure watching you grow~

@@Organista_z_Tiktoka Thank you for the kind words! :)

I am glad someone relates to my struggles with Mozart haha. Thank you so much, I appreciate it! :)

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@@mrsmokpiano Thank you so much!! :)

Thank you so much! It means a lot coming from you! :)

Hello, thank you for your question! The absolute top recommendation for me would be to try and find a teacher you can vibe with and work with long term, but obviously that is not feasible for everyone, and here are some answers that more align with what you're probably looking for :) Learn how to read sheet music! It is necessary if you want to play advanced music and large quantities of it. Learn how to play relaxed and using your entire arm, especially forearm, effectively to avoid injury and promote good technique. Look into how to effectively use rotation and try to keep note of what fingerings feel the best for you in each piece you play. Make sure your rhythms and timing are correct! This is something I struggled with a lot as I started off self-taught as well, and it took a very long time to relearn. Metronome may be annoying at first, but it's a necessity a lot of the time. Finally, learn some Bach! Although I am biased because I love Bach, I think playing his pieces (especially the Inventions -> Sinfonias -> Eventually Fugues) is one of the best ways to get well acquainted with the piano and all it offers. I hope this was helpful!!! :D

@@Minotauris thanks so much! Sadly I cant have budget for teacher I am trying on my own

@@wolfie8748 Good luck!! If you look at my oldest videos some of those were done completely self taught. Of course, the quality of everything was much lower but you can still make it very far being self taught :) when it comes to playing the piano, it is totally worth it!

@@Minotauris yes I have watched them you are really good I loved your tone and interpretation! As for bach I think I agree. ı am fairly beginner but I am trying to learn a invention ( first ) and I am already feeling improving a lot

Thank you so much Veronika :)

Hello, nice to see you again! Thank you for the kind words. It is a Kawai KS-2F upright, dated to 1984 :)

@@Minotauris Wonderful ❤️

Thank you so much for the kind words :) I appreciate it immensely!

Thank you for the feedback! :) I wanted to do kind of "night mode" sheet music, but I definitely want it to be easy to see and read as well. I will do better on the next one!

To quote Alex Ross: 'I find him the most companionable, the most sympathetic of composers. There is enormous sadness in his work, and yet it is a sadness that glows with understanding, that eases gloom by sharing its own. The music seems in a strange way to be listening to you, even as you listen to it. At a time when an uncommonly large number of people are experiencing grief, I recommend Brahms as a counsellor and confidant.'

@@pianowingman Thank you very much for the kind words :) Likewise, I am awaiting your next video upload! You play beauitfully too!

@@lawrencetorrance7051 Thank you so much! It definitely was quite challenging for me :)

Thank you so much! I try! :)

Thank you!

Thank you so much Veronika!! Pleasure to see you again!

@@J_Pianist_kinda Thank you so much!! It's nice to see your comment :) you inspire me so much!

Thank you! Indeed, I would love to tackle those at some point as well :) Can never get enough of playing Chopin after all

Thank you so much! I am so glad you think so, I try my best! :)

Thank you!! I promise I wasn't falling asleep here it just looks like it LOL

Thank you! It is a Kawai KS-2F Studio Upright. This particular one is dated to 1984. Thanks for inquiring :)

@@Minotauris very good tone and your playing is really appreciated.... I'm trying to learn this piece too... I have subscribed your channel

@@eyedocnikhil Thank you so much! I really appreciate it :) Good luck learning this one, it is a lot of fun and a good waltz to dip your fingers in.

Thank you! :)

Thank you so much!!! I try :)

Thank you so much! :)

Thank you so much for the wonderful comment. Good luck with the piece!! It is such a relief to get it all done. Thank you again, I am so glad you think so :)