Tsunagitometa Sekai - Oregairu OST [zzz cover]

Hello everyone!
I've been rewatching Oregairu and listening to its OST and it's become my favourite out of any OST I've listened to so far! I hope to be able to play all of their OSTs in the future and will try to play a duet by myself to make up for the guitar of violin sections of some tracks.
This piece was quite straightforward to learn as I picked it up a few days before going to record the Everlasting Guilty Crown and recorded it at the same time. Hence, I didn't have enough time to memorise so you can see my reflection in the music desk :(
Anyways, I should have another OST out in a week or so. This time it'll be Yukino's Wish. See you next time!

[@lycanerf6885]

As somebody who loves the oregairu soundtrack, I appreciate this cover so much. Great performance! Would love to see more Oregairu piano in the future

[@CharlesMaPiano]

Sorry for such a late reply! The notification didn't come through :( Anyways, I hope to record Animenz's Everyday World one day and I'll also be recording the other piano insert songs like Yui no Ketsui, Anata-tachi wa etc

[@Reiskuchen]

beautiful man you so underrated

[@CharlesMaPiano]

Thanks! I'll have another video out this weekend :)

[@YoungbloodPiano]

Beautiful performance, I love the Oregairu soundtrack! Happy to see you upload again too.

[@CharlesMaPiano]

Thank you! Next video might be a little delayed though as I'm getting a new piano finally :D

[@PianoTraveller1]

Very smooth sailing sounds on the piano! Good job!

[@CharlesMaPiano]

Thank you!

[@rjampana7823]

Is this a variation of everyday world?

[@CharlesMaPiano]

Yeah it is. The OST has quite a few remakes of the main OP and ED like Yui no Ketsui is the ballade version of Hello Alone

[@kikkak9269]

You played it seem so easy, the note weight like a feather. My hand feel tense and hard when I play it. How do you play it so soft?

[@CharlesMaPiano]

Without seeing how you play, it's a bit hard to give advice but I have some ideas:
(1) It could be because of your posture. Make sure your back is straight and your wrists are above the keys. There are also lots of youtube videos showing how to get a good posture. Your back doesn't always have to be straight but your wrists have to always be above the keys so your fingers aren't dropping down - that'll add unnecessary weight to them.
(2) Try to relax your hands while you play. Playing fast makes your hands tense up if you can't manage the tempo. Instead, build up the speed over time. Practice playing slowly with very relaxed hands and the speed will build up. If your hands are always tense, that'll lead to injury over time
Hope this helps!

[@kikkak9269]

Thank you very much
I will do it