My piano teacher gave me this song so we could both start working on it together, i his searched up this video and when I heard this piece I literally thought it was going to take me 2 years to learn, it only took me about 3 weeks and I have mastered it, now listening to it it sounds like a easy twinkle twinkle little star song, so those of you that wanna play it, You got it!! Just you Have to commit and play at least 15-30 mins everyday/every other day !
@@xiaopingcai6003 just 30 mins a day does wonders It may seem short But playing 30 mins everyday has great effect on learning Practice does make perfect after all
I can't master the trills to save my life! Then again, I am 73, and my fingers don't move like they did in my dear dead youth. I started lessons when I was 66.
This was brilliant! It's a perfect example of how even an easy to play song on piano can sound just as beautiful as the more technical Bach and Chopin pieces.
@Liana Thompson Compare it to like KV 545 by Mozart (which is still called an easy piece) or Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata or Chopin waltz in A-Minor. It is easy compared to those (if you just want to play it. To get to the here displayed level of musicality, you will have to crunch in some years of practice ... at least I will have to do so).
@@TreekoTribe He said. that it's not technically difficult , not that is not of high quality. Big does not equal difficult. Well, usually, but not in this case.
It is so thrilling to see this piano playing, an incredible showing of hand independence, timing, and coordination. The composer Clementi, to the layman, is so underrated, he was just as prolific and talented pianistically, and compositionally as Beethoven and Bach.
It’s actually not difficult! If you learn it, you’ll realize that it’s just a bunch of scales and repetition, not to mention that it’s C major. Just learn it and play it slowly, you’ll be surprised-t’s easier than it sounds! :)
Lame Llama Practice,I was like that lol but now I play it just like this you should try figuring it out then playing them,it sounds much better when you practice a lot!And yes it does sound complicated.
Goals! This piece is so important! For anyone who is pursuing the Piano and is advancing to that next level after basics and such. It's so beautiful and when played right after proper study, and a good way to build repertoire for any College ot University Piano audition. I love that first movement...
@@georgeflecknell Maybe YOU are too advanced to tell the difference between beginner and grade 8... This was a fast and beautifully played rendition of a piece for beginners, performed by a professional. I played it 20 years ago: of course, at that time, it was no way similar to his. What do you know about me? In any case, the requirements for Uni are totally different where I live. Maybe they depend on country and on the specific course.
I’ve been playing the first movement for over a month (maybe even 2) trying to master it, teacher slowly introduced me to the other 2 as time went by and to this day I’m still playing the whole sonatina everyday for at least 1h/1h30m along with other pieces and scales/studies. The sonatina can be “easy” or the most difficult thing to do year 1-2 because of the fast scales, playing it faster and faster requires a lot of time (to do it well)
I read a book that a 11-year-old girl learned this music in a month. The author put this link in the book. I never even heard of this music and now after hearing it, I feel in love with it. I will try to learn this song also. Thank you for playing this song and the author of introducing it in the book.
I’ve been playing piano for about a year now and my teacher has told me to play this piece. I’m still a long way to go from perfect but i’d like to think i’ve made progress in this year:)
I'm currently 13, I was put into piano classes when I was about 6 or 7. My first teacher kept me on level 1 until I was about 9 or 10 and finally quit being with her. We found a new place for me to enroll in a music school, and the teacher is really nice. However, I made little improvement and I was on 2B with her. While she's on maternity leave, I have a substitute from across the U.S. teaching me from his studio online (he works for the same music school). Last week he sent my mom this piece to print out and I only played it for 5 minutes it was the first measure- and I got 2 notes wrong... He told me to close my book when I played the piece I'd been playing for months and told me to take out this piece, and I did. Today, I've played 1 hour and 30 minutes of this. This is coming from someone that lost motivation for piano but couldn't quit, someone that barely practices, and I'm so happy that this piece exists.
omg you sound really cool and talented. i’m 15 and i’m learning this piece rn for my recital and currently really suck but it was interesting to see ur comment! how is your progress now so far?
I'm 10 and playing first movment today. Wish me luck, my favorite ELA at school teacher/musician is going to be there (I am currently on my father's phone)
I came from reading the book Blended, where Sharon Draper gave you a little shoutout. I typed the URL in the youtube search bar. You are amazing! I used to play the piano when I was younger but gave up... This was again truly amazing and I hope you continue being a pianist!
I started keyboard 6 wks ago. Played accordion for 2 yrs at 7-8yrs old. Now I'm learning this piece. I love it! My right hand is a PhD. left hand kindergarten.
He makes this look so simple and easy! Ha! I've struggled for years trying to play this! I do enjoy hearing him play it so that I know what it's supposed to sound like!!! Thank you! I am happy to have found this on RUclips!!! 😍❤💯
Thanks for stirring good memories. I played this at an audition back in early 70s. Wish I wouldn't have stopped playing. Mom said I would regret quitting and she was right.
Thank you! This is in my Shirmer Beginner Intermediate book and I will be checking back with this video for like, probably a decade ☺️👍 sounds amazing!
Why have I never heard this before? I’ve just scrounged the sheet music from a friend and can’t wait to play. Many thanks for inspiring me. I’ve subscribed. (Wish I had the same touch as you - beautifully played.
This video was recommended by Sharon M. Draper in her book that she wrote called “Blended” saying “And in case you’re interested, here’s a link to hear the song played really, really well.” My school librarian gave it to me, and I’m glad she did. Her book is incredibly well written, about a girl, half white, half black, and her parents are divorced. She loves playing piano and this is the song she is planning to play for her recital. The book is amazing when it comes to the troubles and challenges eleven-year-old Isabella Thornton takes on bravely, despite her parents’ conflict. If you haven’t read it already, I’d recommend checking it out!
It took me like, seven months just to learn the first movement!! I was soooo stuck! I have been the learning the second movement for about two weeks, and I know the first page both hands! hehe
Took me 4-5 months to complete this piece. Looked very easy from the notes paper but it was quite difficult when I tried it first. Btw I’m 13. Anyone can do the piece if they put the time into it. My lazy face kept procrastinating until I just told myself to finish the piece once and for all lol. Good luck to anyone trying this oht
@@Deleted_user982 i have been playing piano 20months... i learned clementi 0p 36 no 3 first... too me months and is still not finished... it is on my channel... this piece i am learning now... about 2 weeks It took and another couple of weeks on the dynamics... I found it easier... but still a challenge for me as a beginner...
The best i have listen to after a long time, I love the piano and my daughters play really well, well they are pianist but after a long time i heard this so beautifully.
Sophie Tan its ok! You can do it, don’t give up! I learned this piece very wrong when I was 8. My tempo was off and I played the eighth notes like quarter notes in some parts. It sucked. My posture and hand position was very wrong. My teacher didn’t even correct me. He didn’t care. After studying with a different teacher for over 8 years and lots of practice, I am pursuing a degree in music, play for my church, and recently started to teach piano! Don’t give up, playing piano is so fun and rewarding! Also, you and I are very fortunate for the opportunity to start piano at a young age. Keep it up!
I've just found the score for this and am about to play it for the first time in over 30 years. I'd forgotten how delightful this is, and how well each movement complements its neighbour. How could I have neglected Clementi for so many years?
I'm studying music at university and this piece is my homework right now and The second part of the piece pushes me too hard🥺 Despite this, I work with pleasure and I believe that I can show my teacher properly😌😅
I never advanced in piano "back in the day" beyond an intermediate level. For years, I was too busy with rearing kids, switching to ukulele, and being involved in vocal music for many years. We recently literally gave away our old electronic grand piano and got a new, smaller piano (Clavinova) and I have gotten back into playing. I picked this sonatina somewhat at random from the many I have among my music books. I'm loving it more each day, but it will be a while before I can play it at the speed played here -- especially the first movement which is labeled as "spiritoso" on my sheet music. I work on it every day (at least a half hour in total), but I think it will definitely take me over a month to feel comfortable with it and probably another month, anyway, to master it.
That's called modulation. It's when you change the original key to another one in a piece. In sonata form, this occurs frequently. Usually from a major key to minor key, then back to major. In this case, they key of C has been modulated to the key of C minor, which has the key signature Bb, Eb and Ab. That is why you see the recurring Bb and Eb in the pieces.
i got this music around 6 months ago and i remember panicking like “omg how does my teacher think i can play this???” but i’ve mastered it now and i could probably go at a faster tempo than the guy in the video if i wanted to. it’s so weird looking back now lol
Felt similar with other pieces, now I'm finishing the andante movement and vastly progressing through vivace... hope to remember this sonatina the same way you do now
I help my granddaughter with her book summaries every night. Blended is an amazing book, and the piano piece is lovely. I played when I was younger and I still miss it. " Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life"!
He played this really well... thank u.. I have been playing piano 20months... i learned clementi 0p 36 no 3 first... took me 3 months and is still not finished... it is on my channel... this piece i am learning now... about 2 weeks It took and another couple of weeks on the dynamics... I found it easier... but still a challenge for me as a beginner...
The way he is playing is soooo satisfying. I am a beginner level 2 in piano and i am about to learn the 3rd mvt. :’) I still cannot make the 1st and 2nd mvt. perfectly! I guess practice does make perfect. And to the guy who played. Bravo
I played this 15 years ago for my RCM Grade 2 exam (it's a Grade 3 piece). It was such a great piece and introduced me to accents and dynamics (though I stopped playing shortly after, lol). I was fine with the scales part, but the left hand was very challenging for me.
I just learned the third movement today... I love it. And is the second movement supposed to have a pedal? If he's not using one.... I'm a (insert word)
It’s ad if you see the tripling of little cups of kittens and puppies running all over and catsambles in clear beautifull songs (like musical Cats, it’s Sooo Romantic and sweetly like a dream played, performed, Thank You Sir. So Much ,
The vivace is suprisingly the easiest piece out of the three, everything happening at the fast tempo is kind of already ingrained naturally in your fingers, or at least easy to get used to. Overall great sonatina, and although faster than most, a solid and well-done interpretation.
Hi everybody here! I learned & played this when i was 8 years old. Stopped formal piano lessons at 10 -- but i started playing on my own, improvising, and composing my own songs and playing keyboards and other instruments in bands at 15. I just turned 54 and still love music, piano and Clementi and find it lovely, funny, and happy in a strange but nice way to be connected through Clementi and RUclips to people of all ages from all around the world who play this exact same song. Smiles to all from Cochabamba, Bolivia. 😊🎉
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My piano teacher gave me this song so we could both start working on it together, i his searched up this video and when I heard this piece I literally thought it was going to take me 2 years to learn, it only took me about 3 weeks and I have mastered it, now listening to it it sounds like a easy twinkle twinkle little star song, so those of you that wanna play it, You got it!! Just you Have to commit and play at least 15-30 mins everyday/every other day !
this message is very inspiring to read! keep up the piano playing~~
only 15-30 minutes? that seams pretty short
@@xiaopingcai6003 just 30 mins a day does wonders
It may seem short
But playing 30 mins everyday has great effect on learning
Practice does make perfect after all
I can't master the trills to save my life! Then again, I am 73, and my fingers don't move like they did in my dear dead youth. I started lessons when I was 66.
@@The-Friendly-Grizzly "better late than never" I say. My piano teacher always replied with "better never late"
My grandmother used to play this song. I finally found it. This is so lovely and it sent me down such an emotional roller coaster.
This was brilliant! It's a perfect example of how even an easy to play song on piano can sound just as beautiful as the more technical Bach and Chopin pieces.
This was written by clementi so it is a big composer
@Liana Thompson Compare it to like KV 545 by Mozart (which is still called an easy piece) or Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata or Chopin waltz in A-Minor. It is easy compared to those (if you just want to play it. To get to the here displayed level of musicality, you will have to crunch in some years of practice ... at least I will have to do so).
@Liana Thompson pretty easy ngl, I started learning it when I was in grade 3 or 4
@@TreekoTribe It a big composer writing pretty simple and easy pieces
@@TreekoTribe He said. that it's not technically difficult , not that is not of high quality. Big does not equal difficult. Well, usually, but not in this case.
i thought this piece was hard but now i heard him play it it sounds even harder
@Shadowhelios37 nice I hope I do thx
@Amy Ma lol
I can play this 🙃
@Amy Ma how long have you been playing piano when you started this piece?
I played it, took me a lot of practice tho LOL (a little hard)
Edit: I forgot it now 0o0pS
This is not quite how it sounds when I play it.
Slow it to quarter speed, miss half the notes and you got my playing.
Well they have the same song but it might be on the wrong number. There are a few numbers...
Hahah that was my reaction when I heard first notes
Greg Corcoran it sounds fine to me. Maybe your playing a different version?
@@DCWFilms_ It was a joke about how he can't play it properly damn it
0:06 I. Spiritoso
1:36 II. Andante
3:06 III. Vivace
😊
I played Viace before too
Played this at my first recital when I was 14; I'm 53 now, wish I could find the sheet music and relearn.
Excellent job on this, man!
LIONSMANIAC Its never too late!
I’ve got the sheet music, I can send it to you if you give me your email address :))
you can find pretty much everything on IMSLP
@@ryzikxpiano Not really.
I could send you the 3 mouvements
My tempo: 🐈
His tempo: 🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎
*dies
fact
Lmao
Haha
My tempo: 🐌
My tempo 🐢
My dad used to play this when I was a child. Brings me remembers from my happy childhood and makes me want to hug my dad, well played thnks. ❤️
It is so thrilling to see this piano playing, an incredible showing of hand independence, timing, and coordination. The composer Clementi, to the layman, is so underrated, he was just as prolific and talented pianistically, and compositionally as Beethoven and Bach.
Scarlatti and Clementi >>>
He makes it look so graceful and easy... can’t relate. I’m so stiff😪
i totally agree.
I’m as stiff as a board. I can’t get past 170 for just quarter notes >:C
I can only do the first few measures
Canc'y Yeah it’s quite easy if you really try it
Once you get the hang of it it’s actually really easy!🙂
I have no idea how my piano teacher thought that I'm able to play this😂
Same
me too😂
Same bruh
It’s actually not difficult! If you learn it, you’ll realize that it’s just a bunch of scales and repetition, not to mention that it’s C major. Just learn it and play it slowly, you’ll be surprised-t’s easier than it sounds! :)
Same
Oh, this doesn't look too bad. Lets listen to it.
IM SUPPOSED TO PLAY THIS????
😂😂😂😂
Lame Llama Practice,I was like that lol but now I play it just like this you should try figuring it out then playing them,it sounds much better when you practice a lot!And yes it does sound complicated.
Ok cool, I'll try... maybe... 😀
😂😂😂😂
Omg same
Goals! This piece is so important! For anyone who is pursuing the Piano and is advancing to that next level after basics and such. It's so beautiful and when played right after proper study, and a good way to build repertoire for any College ot University Piano audition. I love that first movement...
Repertoire for Uni audition? This is way behind that level, like 5 years behind it
@@virnaalbasi2313 ouch. I don't know what to say, except you are right. And so am I
:D
@@virnaalbasi2313 Maybe the way YOU play it.
@@georgeflecknell Maybe YOU are too advanced to tell the difference between beginner and grade 8... This was a fast and beautifully played rendition of a piece for beginners, performed by a professional. I played it 20 years ago: of course, at that time, it was no way similar to his. What do you know about me?
In any case, the requirements for Uni are totally different where I live. Maybe they depend on country and on the specific course.
@@virnaalbasi2313 Exactly. My 8 year old niece plays it.
MY TEACHER GAVE IT TO ME FOR ME TO PLAY. THAT'S WHY I LISTEN IT. AND I LOVE IT!!!
Hohoho were you disappointed with YOUR results? Good day!
calm down jamal
Me too
I didn't realize just how uneven my tempo was until hearing this oop-
Same 🤣 I was like "WEP I'm way off"
Same
Yup, same here
Yeah same here!
I know right.. T
Wunderschön. Sogar auswendig gespielt. Das konnte ich nicht!!
Taught myself this song largely with the help of this beautiful piece of hair. Bless you and your otherworldly pony tail.
I don't think anyone has said that to a man
REALLY???
I’ve been playing the first movement for over a month (maybe even 2) trying to master it, teacher slowly introduced me to the other 2 as time went by and to this day I’m still playing the whole sonatina everyday for at least 1h/1h30m along with other pieces and scales/studies. The sonatina can be “easy” or the most difficult thing to do year 1-2 because of the fast scales, playing it faster and faster requires a lot of time (to do it well)
My right pinky dies by the time I get close to 160 bpm on Spiritoso! But it is exciting seeing my speed progress.
I read a book that a 11-year-old girl learned this music in a month. The author put this link in the book. I never even heard of this music and now after hearing it, I feel in love with it. I will try to learn this song also. Thank you for playing this song and the author of introducing it in the book.
wait I read the book too, she learned it in more than a month. or maybe I just got it wrong, is that the book of the girl who got shot?
I’ve been playing piano for about a year now and my teacher has told me to play this piece. I’m still a long way to go from perfect but i’d like to think i’ve made progress in this year:)
I'm currently 13, I was put into piano classes when I was about 6 or 7. My first teacher kept me on level 1 until I was about 9 or 10 and finally quit being with her. We found a new place for me to enroll in a music school, and the teacher is really nice. However, I made little improvement and I was on 2B with her. While she's on maternity leave, I have a substitute from across the U.S. teaching me from his studio online (he works for the same music school). Last week he sent my mom this piece to print out and I only played it for 5 minutes it was the first measure- and I got 2 notes wrong... He told me to close my book when I played the piece I'd been playing for months and told me to take out this piece, and I did. Today, I've played 1 hour and 30 minutes of this. This is coming from someone that lost motivation for piano but couldn't quit, someone that barely practices, and I'm so happy that this piece exists.
omg you sound really cool and talented. i’m 15 and i’m learning this piece rn for my recital and currently really suck but it was interesting to see ur comment! how is your progress now so far?
I'm 10 and playing first movment today. Wish me luck, my favorite ELA at school teacher/musician is going to be there (I am currently on my father's phone)
YOU CAN DO IT BLOSSOMJEWEL3522
I came from reading the book Blended, where Sharon Draper gave you a little shoutout. I typed the URL in the youtube search bar. You are amazing! I used to play the piano when I was younger but gave up...
This was again truly amazing and I hope you continue being a pianist!
Ginny Torregrossa same!
Sammmmme I just commented thar
same
same!! that was such a moving book it's phenomenal
Same!
I started keyboard 6 wks ago. Played accordion for 2 yrs at 7-8yrs old. Now I'm learning this piece. I love it! My right hand is a PhD. left hand kindergarten.
When I looked at music sheet for this I thought that is a lot, however, is pushing me, still gently, to the next level.
This is a note for myself because I watch this video like 20 times a day. Piano starts at 0:06.
Adante: 1:37 Vivace: 3:06
Thx
I have been trying for weeks to play this, and he makes it look so easy!
He makes this look so simple and easy! Ha! I've struggled for years trying to play this! I do enjoy hearing him play it so that I know what it's supposed to sound like!!! Thank you! I am happy to have found this on RUclips!!! 😍❤💯
Oh I remember this I played it 3 yrs ago
You play like it’s so easy. I don’t know how could ever play this. Incredible playing!
Waw! Spiritoso, Andante, Vivace, all PERFECTS!! Bravo!!
Me:looks at paper
Me: “sure it’s not that hard”
Me: watches this
Me:....(dies)
???????????????? What are u saying???????
yes, its not that hard actually 🤔 its quite easy tho
I played the first part for a recital when I was six, and I've forgotten most of it by now. Lmao i feel like a brain dead couch potato
@@yanghan6071 The sheet music looks pretty easy, but like a lot of bach's inventions, it's really hecking hard to actually play, learn, and memorize
Easy
I love this so much that i had to return and hear this again! It's like sunshine in a bottle!
:) ;)
I heard this years ago before a Christmas Mass. Ever since, when things are tough I like to listen to this. Thank You!!
Thanks for stirring good memories. I played this at an audition back in early 70s. Wish I wouldn't have stopped playing. Mom said I would regret quitting and she was right.
Never too late to start again
Thank you! This is in my Shirmer Beginner Intermediate book and I will be checking back with this video for like, probably a decade ☺️👍 sounds amazing!
Why have I never heard this before? I’ve just scrounged the sheet music from a friend and can’t wait to play. Many thanks for inspiring me. I’ve subscribed. (Wish I had the same touch as you - beautifully played.
I guess you finished it all now!
So many views but few comments.. my comment will be saying how amazing you played this! Good work and keep it up!
because it can't leave comments before.
I'm back here again! 😄 This is the best.
Well done for playing this song so beautifully and gracefully!😊
The runs in this sonatina are so fun to play and its what motivated me throughout learning this piece!
This video was recommended by Sharon M. Draper in her book that she wrote called “Blended” saying “And in case you’re interested, here’s a link to hear the song played really, really well.”
My school librarian gave it to me, and I’m glad she did. Her book is incredibly well written, about a girl, half white, half black, and her parents are divorced. She loves playing piano and this is the song she is planning to play for her recital. The book is amazing when it comes to the troubles and challenges eleven-year-old Isabella Thornton takes on bravely, despite her parents’ conflict. If you haven’t read it already, I’d recommend checking it out!
I actually came from that book,it’s a really good book!
Thank you for playing Clementi so beautiful he is an ancestor of mine on my father's side I am so proud to say
Janie Clementi OMG. Now this is epic!
How do we know that clementi is an ancestor of yours and your not just faking it
@ObtenebrationI know and that is why I asked her
Janie Clementi its sonatina not clementi
Marie Peng Clementi made the song
It took me like, seven months just to learn the first movement!! I was soooo stuck! I have been the learning the second movement for about two weeks, and I know the first page both hands! hehe
the fact that this man is playing on a steinway is why it sounds so good and complicated.
This is one of my favorite pieces that I have ever played!
Took me 4-5 months to complete this piece. Looked very easy from the notes paper but it was quite difficult when I tried it first. Btw I’m 13. Anyone can do the piece if they put the time into it. My lazy face kept procrastinating until I just told myself to finish the piece once and for all lol. Good luck to anyone trying this oht
ikr- esp. the tempo
took me 2 days-1 week, and its my first piece
@@Deleted_user982 i have been playing piano 20months... i learned clementi 0p 36 no 3 first... too me months and is still not finished... it is on my channel... this piece i am learning now... about 2 weeks It took and another couple of weeks on the dynamics... I found it easier... but still a challenge for me as a beginner...
Loved how you execute the terrance dynamics. Bravo!
The best i have listen to after a long time, I love the piano and my daughters play really well, well they are pianist but after a long time i heard this so beautifully.
i am studying this piece. i am no where near able to play like you do. you are an inspiration and point me in the right direction!
I remember watching this video back in 2010 when I was an 8 year old, because I was learning to play the first part. Time flies!
Sophie Tan its ok! You can do it, don’t give up!
I learned this piece very wrong when I was 8. My tempo was off and I played the eighth notes like quarter notes in some parts. It sucked. My posture and hand position was very wrong. My teacher didn’t even correct me. He didn’t care.
After studying with a different teacher for over 8 years and lots of practice, I am pursuing a degree in music, play for my church, and recently started to teach piano! Don’t give up, playing piano is so fun and rewarding! Also, you and I are very fortunate for the opportunity to start piano at a young age. Keep it up!
Hi! My son's also 8yo right now and is currently learning this. I feel excited for him (he's still at a slower tempo right now) 😅
Really helps me when I practice playing the piece, thanks
I've just found the score for this and am about to play it for the first time in over 30 years. I'd forgotten how delightful this is, and how well each movement complements its neighbour. How could I have neglected Clementi for so many years?
I'm studying music at university and this piece is my homework right now and The second part of the piece pushes me too hard🥺 Despite this, I work with pleasure and I believe that I can show my teacher properly😌😅
I have being playing more than 1 year and improved this song a lot thank you for this video🎉❤❤❤🎉🎉
Hoooooooo
Literally had to practice this for so long to get it right. can't believe my piano teacher said I could play this
This piece sounds very hard but once you’ve learned it you will enjoy it and you would want to play it everyday and night.
Solfa notes please
Most beautiful playing ever❤️
I am learning this piece right now and this video really helps me a lot.❤
I never advanced in piano "back in the day" beyond an intermediate level. For years, I was too busy with rearing kids, switching to ukulele, and being involved in vocal music for many years.
We recently literally gave away our old electronic grand piano and got a new, smaller piano (Clavinova) and I have gotten back into playing. I picked this sonatina somewhat at random from the many I have among my music books. I'm loving it more each day, but it will be a while before I can play it at the speed played here -- especially the first movement which is labeled as "spiritoso" on my sheet music. I work on it every day (at least a half hour in total), but I think it will definitely take me over a month to feel comfortable with it and probably another month, anyway, to master it.
When it says C major but every B & E are flat.
*visible confusion*
Finally someone who actually talks about piano knowledge
That's called modulation. It's when you change the original key to another one in a piece.
In sonata form, this occurs frequently. Usually from a major key to minor key, then back to major.
In this case, they key of C has been modulated to the key of C minor, which has the key signature Bb, Eb and Ab. That is why you see the recurring Bb and Eb in the pieces.
The second movement is in F major.
Is also in f and b flat then
@@piadas804 Yep
i got this music around 6 months ago and i remember panicking like “omg how does my teacher think i can play this???” but i’ve mastered it now and i could probably go at a faster tempo than the guy in the video if i wanted to. it’s so weird looking back now lol
Felt similar with other pieces, now I'm finishing the andante movement and vastly progressing through vivace... hope to remember this sonatina the same way you do now
This is amazing! Also fun fact, I’m here from the book “blended”! Would recommend
Read it in 2nd grade it’s so good 😊
same
I help my granddaughter with her book summaries every night. Blended is an amazing book, and the piano piece is lovely. I played when I was younger and I still miss it. " Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life"!
As a 12 year old I memorized this piece in a day and played it perfectly after 2 weeks for all 3 three movements and I mastered all the dynamics
Sorry,good job, but no one asked
I learned it when I was 2 months old
LMFAO@@katttttt
My piano teacher just gave this to me to learn. Yay. I started piano 4 months ago.
The first movement is slightly faster than what I prefer, but if it's at 0,85x custom speed it gets perfect.
Esta Sonatina era mi favorita, la tocaba a todas horas
Great rendition. Truly enjoyable.
He played this really well... thank u.. I have been playing piano 20months... i learned clementi 0p 36 no 3 first... took me 3 months and is still not finished... it is on my channel... this piece i am learning now... about 2 weeks It took and another couple of weeks on the dynamics... I found it easier... but still a challenge for me as a beginner...
agh dont lose hope all u young pianists playing this u will make it!! im working on it!
The way he is playing is soooo satisfying. I am a beginner level 2 in piano and i am about to learn the 3rd mvt. :’) I still cannot make the 1st and 2nd mvt. perfectly! I guess practice does make perfect. And to the guy who played. Bravo
this is just-
flawless
Very joyous and beautiful ... great feeling and heart!
My Mama used to play this...brings back so many lovely memories. I think I will learn it next...I think I actually knew it by heart forty years ago
I learned the first part of this song in Vivace, and now its time for me to learn the whole thing
pray for me
Very helpful! Thank you. Your interpretation is beautiful, I personally love the second and third movements. Just saying
If you read the book called blended by sharon m. Draper it says at the end the link to this video lol it's a great book I love it
Yeah it really is a great book
Omg I’m here from the book too!
Thats why i came here finished in 2 days
me too
Honestly, one of the best books I’ve ever read
People who comment in 2018 are so late, also, thank you for having this video, I am playing Sonatina rn so this is very useful 1:35
So r u.
Says the one that commented😂
So 2019 is not late ?
2019! I'm beyond late at this point.
Yay i am not late because i am from 2019.......
I played this 15 years ago for my RCM Grade 2 exam (it's a Grade 3 piece). It was such a great piece and introduced me to accents and dynamics (though I stopped playing shortly after, lol). I was fine with the scales part, but the left hand was very challenging for me.
Lol I played it in grade 5
This song sounds great! This is going to be the reason I play piano again!
Why the hell is your username minecraftfromohio
who else is watching this because there was a link for it in the end of the book 'blended' and you low key wanted to hear it? just me?
not just you
Same!!!.
Same!
My piano teacher was on a 3 week vacay and told me to learn this. I now have to learn this in 5 days. I’m dead.😰😰
Ananya Sharma so did you learn it, its pretty ez for me tbh
@@sliipegs3441 I did, but not as well as the guy in the video.
I play the whole thing but it soooooo crazy sounding
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I just learned the third movement today... I love it. And is the second movement supposed to have a pedal? If he's not using one.... I'm a (insert word)
I love the pions I have been playing it on and off but now I want to do it again I am still practicing ❤️❤️❤️
Angelina Ortega your right
Clementi is an underrated composer. Just heard his "Great national Symphony" Number 3. Horowitz admired Clementi and played his works in concert.
It’s ad if you see the tripling of little cups of kittens and puppies running all over and catsambles in clear beautifull songs (like musical Cats, it’s Sooo Romantic and sweetly like a dream played, performed, Thank You Sir. So Much ,
Wow how fascinating piece of sonatina, love it 👏👏😀😀
Tap the screen. You will see 3 dots, click them.
Click playback speed, set it to 0.5 or 0.25. Then you learn
Thanks
Haha l set it to 2x try it
😹😹😹😹😹
So funny when 2x
I bet everyone here watching this because they just got sonatina album, this is probably the first song u were taught from the book too
absolutely correct
how did you know
So true m8...
Yup, and I do this piece for more than a year
And I can only play the first 2 parts at half the speed as him
Yup 😀🤌
The vivace is suprisingly the easiest piece out of the three, everything happening at the fast tempo is kind of already ingrained naturally in your fingers, or at least easy to get used to. Overall great sonatina, and although faster than most, a solid and well-done interpretation.
I remember very well having learned this Sonatina in C Major Op 36, No. 1 when I was 14 years old in the Musical Institute BACH in Lima City.
This is the exact thing I'm playing for my recital tomorrow 😂
Me too
I don't
Me too
😠😠😠😤🐢🐐
Im doing this today rip and i didn't memorize it
Finally someone playing this at solid tempos
This is my JAM
Especially the Andante, and you did it so well
Thank you very much 💖
I am using a book to read this music. OMG u r awesome
Hi everybody here! I learned & played this when i was 8 years old. Stopped formal piano lessons at 10 -- but i started playing on my own, improvising, and composing my own songs and playing keyboards and other instruments in bands at 15.
I just turned 54 and still love music, piano and Clementi and find it lovely, funny, and happy in a strange but nice way to be connected through Clementi and RUclips to people of all ages from all around the world who play this exact same song.
Smiles to all from Cochabamba, Bolivia. 😊🎉
He is a professional of piano he like better than other teachers his music almost made me sleep 😪😮
Estou relembrando esta peça agora!! Linda interpretação👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
my piano teacher give me this song and now im stuck on andante:/
Same
It's easy it might take time but maybe a month or two if you are a begginer with dedication
My left hand is like miles behind the other one even though it has the easy parts
for me the allegro one (spiritoso) was a lot harder than vivace
Samee
The first piece I learned how to play was the third movement. :)
el primer tema serio que hizo mi hijo fue este, CUANDO TENÍA 6 años. gracias por compartir sus enseñanzas mr. CORY. SALUDOS DESDE PERU.
I JUST FINISHED MEMORIZING THIS SHEET AAAAH
i played this when i was like 8 and now i listen to it and it sounds like a masterpiece 😂