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Will we see swan lake or sleeping beauty in the future?

Wow that finale 😮

I can say im learning this piece for one year, well since this vidéo was uploaded. I took my time but its such a complexe piece, every part need a lot of work. Like 15% left to learn. Was one the best thing ever create for me. Thx for the video, colors and rythm are very clear.

Cool format

28:50 what we are all here for...

Hi! This is a bit of a late comment, but is there a download for this midi file? Thanks!

This is great, thank you for your work! How are you making these? Do you create a midi file for every piece you upload?

Is there any chance that you'll create prokofiev sonata 1? I love your channel and appreciate your hard work!

17:33 bach was ahead of his time.

Here because of gawx

This is Bach's most sublime fugue. (In my opinion)

Great recording pick for this final remaining set of late Brahms pieces, Hough is wonderful. Can't wait to see what your next project will be as you wrap this one up!

Very impressive work on these sets!

14:00 Baby, Daddy, Mommy, Kiss

You need to use the sustaining pedal

17:00 Nobody talks about how beautiful this passage is. It's so simple, yet so expressive. A truly Brahmsian melody.

20:15 What a ride towards the end! Absolutely top-tier performance.

Late piano Brahms is always based.

I feel like Brahms is an anti climactic composer

With the release of this video, I'm proud to announce that I've completed all four sets of Brahms late piano pieces, Op.116 through 119, all presented in stunning modern performances!

BEST piano roll chanel hands down. Uses good recordings + matching midi, amazing

One of my favorite Brahms piece, thanks for upload :D

Hough is an amazing pianist! I remember of his performance of Hummel Concerto No.2 It's so beautiful, but Ky6000 video has been deleted, I hope some synthesia channel can upload it again in the future. Antway, thank you for this video!!

Top 10 concertos of all time

Anyone else hear the g naturals at 5:44 and 5:47?

Thanks, Lovely! How long did it take to make this one?

5:58 Beautiful

Remind me Daphnis and Chloe

8:28 is absolutely heavenly, and so delicately played!

Nice Introduction by the Harp.

Great job on this tricky piece, and such a great performance! More Ravel is always a welcome addition to your uploads 🙏

Just a few remarks regarding the harp part: 1/ Harmonics are shown in their real pitch, i.e. one octave above the string that is actually being played. This is the reason why you'll notice some overlapping notes, something which I normally always take the time to fix. 2/ The piece contains several 3-note glissandos, and they look absolutely horrid in Synthesia because a ton of notes are being played in a very short time. Unfortunately, there was nothing I could have done about it. 3/ At the climax of the piece, the harpist is asked to play glissandos ad libitum (6:55). Needless to say that what you're seeing in the video is a gross approximation of what the player is actually doing. These are the kind of difficulties you're likely to encounter with Ravel's music.

ive never heard this work before, thanks for uploading (I saw the upload just as I was about to sleep lol)

Let's gooooo! tysm for this video

A much appreciated Ravel jumpscare

In terms of what impresses me as useful and beautiful, this is the best music visualization technique I have ever seen. It is so nice to see the notes coming in the scrolling section before they are played, the color coding of different instruments is ingenious, and the mapping of everything onto a piano keyboard, collisions be damned, works very well for me. If there is a downside, it is that one’s attention may be distracted from the exquisite playing of the music by Kantorow and the orchestra, one of the best interpretations I have heard. Bravo!

WoW, so expressive

30:01 wth is that lol

I liked the little progression in the 2nd mvt that he also used in Danse Macabre, at 15:40-15:45 and also, the incredible wash of harmony at 17:50-18:00 reminds me of debussy/ravel, which makes sense because Saint-Saens was a strong influence on both!

NO WAY HES PLAYIMG THOSE LAST CHORDS he using his feet fr

YOU DID THE ENTIRE SYMPHONY??????? That is actually amazing work!

Hey there! I do know that you do not take personal requests, but if you really had the idea of making a video, I’d wanna see Wagner/liszt-cziffra tannhauser overture 🥲🥲 would be so great if this actually happens :)

YESS OMG

I just wanted to tell you that I love the content on your channel. Thank you so much ❤

How am I supposed to memorise this?

This symphony has some of the craziest motivic and thematic transformations in the entire literature.

Man I honestly just can’t imagine how many months of work it takes to come up with such complex uploads 🫡 respect

on 6th February 2024, Seiji Ozawa died at age of 88,

and i always thought this was one of beethoven's.

Monumental!!!!