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@@tituscaesar Thank you so much, really glad you enjoyed it! The Rachmaninoff Etudes paint such vivid pictures, listening to this piece still gives me chills now, I always thought it was a bit of a shame we never found out what most of them were based off as I think Rachmaninoffs visions were so clear, but it’s nice he left it up to the imagination!

@@wolffire8819 glad you enjoyed it!

@@Nicholas_GNT I think I replied to a comment on a different video about it actually, I don’t know the model as it was renovated from a very bad place, but I know it’s from a bit before ww2, the repeater mechanism is very heavy so it’s tough to train on but I really love that as it makes other pianos easier to play!

@@Alex-ri7ue If you know what petrof or what piano would you recommend for me to train? Thank you!

@@Nicholas_GNT I'm afraid I don't know what petrof it is, but I'd recommend rather than picking one model in particular, going to a shop and just trying all the models within your budget and going with the one that you enjoy playing the most. Most pianos play slightly differently to each other but not so much that it'll affect your experience as a pianist, and everyone has slightly different preferences!

I'd actually love to find that out myself, it's about a hundred years old and we found it in a shop in the Czech Republic but it was completely ruined, the woodwork was all broken and the keys had note names scratched into them so we got it renovated. I was hoping to find out the details but it doesn't quite look like any petrol I've yet seen

Thanks, really glad you enjoyed it!

Hahaha it definitely gets your hands tired, I had to take a little rest between recordings lol. Spot on with the Debussy influence too, a lot of Sancan's music is very much a blend of Debussy and ravellian harmonic language in a more modern setting, really worth listening to his music as its very clever

Really glad you enjoyed it, I always find it so fascinating how pieces like this can express images so vividly

Really glad you enjoyed it Simon, very happy it sounded effortless as I spent a lot of time working on voicings for it!

Really glad you enjoyed it, it’s a very lively piece indeed!

@@alborzpiano thanks, really glad you liked it!

@@harrybmichell glad to hear you had fun with it too, I feel like it’s really slept on for how exciting and warm it is, first movement almost feels like a growing tree in the way it develops

@@benglucksman5831 thanks, glad you enjoyed it! I’ve been playing for about 18 years but I’ve still got a long way to go as my technique isn’t the best

@@Alex-ri7ue Well its always hard to compare yourself to others. In my eyes you are incredible! I couldnt even dream of playing this piece no mater how long I have been playing for.

@@Caroline_00271 thanks, really glad you liked it!

@@Nicholas_GNT it is, it’s a really nice piano to practice on as everything’s a bit harder so you feel like you’re flying when you switch to a grand

Petrof or not every piano can have light or heavy keyboard its all on the setting you can fix in the mechanic of the piano.

And this one, just the key are not at the same height, there is some thing to fix

@@koopakool4232 oh definitely, I’m sure there would be ways around it but that’s definitely not my area of expertise, and I’m quite happy with how it is!

@@gastoncordoba4014 thanks, really glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks, glad it had that effect!

@@MrLULE thanks, glad you liked it!

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

Hi, glad you enjoyed it! What do you mean by partitures?

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

Yeah, wrote it for my final year of conservatoire!

@@Alex-ri7ueVery nice 🙂

@@Vojtaniz01 thanks, glad you liked it!

thank you, glad you enjoyed it! its a really exhausting piece but that's mostly down to my technique not being the best, I think if I practiced it more it would have been a lot more relaxed, but I used to always rush pieces like this lol

I definitely got a lot of wrong notes but I'm glad it wasn't too clear!! (hopefully mettaton will forgive me)

I practice almost exclusively with a metronome but coulda definitely given this a few more months, thanks for your honesty!

thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

p sure you just like put it somewhere where it looks nice

@@Alex-ri7ue I meant as in what method did Lattice use to arrange this piece so well?

@@mandarinskin3952 ah, her style is generally revolved around stride or ragtime style in the left hand which emulates the drum beat and intuitively playing the different voices of the track, to get an authentic feel

three words. slow metronome practice!

Thanks man, really glad you enjoyed it!

Consistent random practice (and also play lots of pieces with left hand ragtime movement)

I think even an electric piano can be good for quite a while, I started on one and still play it from time to time!

@@Alex-ri7ue yea, but sound control is something you can’t do on a digital, even my teacher was saying how it is essential to get a real piano

@@jkstuff3458 guess that depends, my electric is a yamaha upright which actually has decent sound control, but if not I wonder if you could focus on technique so when you do get to use a real piano you can get more out of musicality

@@Alex-ri7ue yea My teacher really wants me to focus on technique, and every time I’m go there I become worse when playing this because of technique she wants me to learn.

Thanks!

Yeah, makes me feel like I’m flying!

thanks!

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks Enyichi!

@@Alex-ri7ue No worries man👍🏾👍🏾

@@enyi1072 are you still pianoing these days too? I remember you progressing really fast!

@@Alex-ri7ue yeah of course man, but haven’t had access to a piano where I am, but I’ll be back on it this summer☝🏾☝🏾

thanks, glad you enjoyed it! Good luck with spear of justice, I'm sure you can do it!

Hey wonder how ur doin with spear of justice? Its been 6 months and im quite curious

@@buddyowl ive lost a lot of interest in playing piano, so i havent gotten very far. i might pick it up again soon though!

Anything new?

I freaking love spear of justice.

You can buy the sheet music on Stephen hough's website in a volume of his Rodgers and Hammerstein arrangements, which are all incredible!