Adult Beginner Piano Progress - 1 Year of Practice
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2018
- Timestamps
1) Mad World 1:43
2) Fur Elise 2:11
3) Dearly Beloved 2:52
4) To Zanarkand 3:20
5) Nuvole Bianche 4:01
6) River Flows in You 4:26
7) Clair De Lune 5:06
8) Maple Leaf Rag 6:09
9) Chopin Nocturne in Eb Major (opus9 no2) 7:10
10) Sadness and Sorrow 8:08
11) Chopin Waltz in A Minor B.150 (opus posth) 8:40
12) Chopin Nocturne in C# Minor (opus posth) 9:06
13) Turkish March 10:13
14) Trying to learn Fantaisie-Impromptu 11:00
15) Mozart Sonata in C Major 1st Movement (K545) 11:53
16) Fantaisie-Impromptu 13:00
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It’s been 1 year this month since I started learning piano and it’s been an amazing and somewhat life changing experience! You may think life changing is a little over the top… but for me it really is true, as this September I will become a full-time music student at University and I’m beyond excited for that!
I decided to make my own 1 year progress video, after watching so many myself before finally committing to purchasing my own digital piano. Who knows, maybe if it wasn’t for those videos I wouldn’t have ever taken that first step, which is crazy to think looking back now! That’s why I decided it was important for me to record these clips and make a video, in hopes of motivating someone else to take up an instrument, giving it there all and seeing where they can go with it too.
Up until month 8 I used Jane's piano tutorials to learn 99% of the music I learnt. She is a retired math teacher and dedicates her free time to playing through requested pieces by viewers every single day! Mostly all classical pieces have a tutorial and many popular video game, anime, TV shows and movie compositions can be found on her channel. If you really want to learn but can't afford a teacher, I think this would be your best option.
Jane's channel: / @janepianotutorials
There are a few pieces I learnt on my own and for lessons which I didn’t put in the video due to time/not recording, so below is a more detailed breakdown of what was happening every month:
Month 1:
-Random beginner piano tutorials and books (stopped trying to read music and started to learn music through online tutorials)
-Gary Jules - Mad World
-Song of storms from The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time - Koji Kondo
-Beethoven - Fur Elise
Month 2:
-Dearly Beloved from Kingdom Hearts - Yoko Shimomura
Month 3:
-To Zanarkand from Final Fantasy X - Nobuo Uematsu
-Ludovico Einaudi - Nuvole Bianche
-Tifa’s Theme form Final Fantasy 7 - Nobuo Uematsu
Month 4:
-Yiruma - River Flows in You
-Ed Sheeran - Shape of You
-Ludovico Einaudi - Una Mattina
(Started getting lessons at the end of this month)
Month 5:
-Claude Debussy - Clair De Lune
Month 6:
-Scott Joplin - Maple Leaf Rag
Month 7:
-Chopin - Nocturne #2 in Eb major (op9 no2)
-Sadness and Sorrow from Naruto - Toshio Masuda
Month 8:
-Various classical pieces from the book ‘Classics to Moderns #2
-Chopin - Waltz in A minor B.150 (Op Posth)
(Stopped learning music through online tutorials and committed to reading music. Everything past this month I learnt by reading)
Month 9:
-Various classical pieces from the book ‘Classics to Moderns #2
Month 10:
-Chopin - Nocturne #20 in C# minor (Op Posth)
-Kuhlau - Sonatina in C major (op55 no1)
Month 11:
-Mozart - Turkish March (K331)
-Clementi - Sonatina in C major (op36 no3)
-Beethoven - Sonata #20 in G major (op49 no2)
Month 12:
-Mozart - Sonata #16 in C major (K545)
1 Year:
-Chopin - Fantaisie-Impromptu (op66 posth)
List of Books used:
-Learn to play Piano by Alison M. Sparrow
-John Thompson’s Easiest Piano Course Books 1, 2 and 3
-Take Five and pass first time (for learning up to grade 5 theory) -Classic to Moderns Books 1 and 2
-Sonatina Album Volume 1 (Peters Edition)
-Chopin Nocturnes (Henle)
-Chopin Impromptus (Henle)
-ABRSM -A keyboard anthology (Book 1) & Encore (Book 1) (sight-reading practice)
Here's a list of some RUclips channels I found extremely useful when learning:
-Paul Barton: / paulbartonpiano
-Josh Wright: / joshwrightpiano
-Cedarville music: / cedarvillemusic
-Living Pianos: / livingpianosvideos
-Piano TV: / @pianotvnet
-BachScholar: / bachscholar
Pianos used:
-Digital Piano - Yamaha P-115
-Acoustic Pianos - Yamaha U2 (later upgraded to Feurich 125)
I don't mean to show off but after two years of practice I can play twinkle twinkle little star with only two mistakes.
The short version or the whole classical piece?
There's a classical piece?!
No the first 10 notes
RUclipsuser 9 Lmao Mozart 12 variations of twinkle twinkle little star
@@fattit7598 I heard that these variations were pretty hard
It took me 3 years to actually know how to spell paino.
Im laughing so hard 😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
@Alice Ling26 /r woooosh
Omg! It’s not Paino .... it’s Pianio !
Keep working hard and never give up on your dreams lmao you're almost there!
As a veteran pianist, this is my advice to anyone who wants to learn:
*You must have the ‘want’ and ‘drive’ to learn this instrument. It can be personal or completely beside reason, you have to have a strong argument as to why you want to learn and not because it just looks cool, cause if that’s the mindset, your going to crash hard and abandon it faster than a dad going to the store to buy milk! Have a purpose, just a warning….*
*Define the type of music you like and roll with it. It’s never a bad idea to go into classical works and learning about theory and applied music knowledge, but you want to learn so you can play the music you like, so go from there!*
*Play for the love and passion for music, not for spite or revenge. You’ll be introduced to a lot of others that will make you feel inadequate and intimidated. Every artist bring their style to the table, and that’s never something to be ashamed of. Be humble and build yourself and your repertoire.*
With this, you have a basic foundation for almost anything musical.
THANK YOU for your time to write this for the world to see!
Nice touch with the dad milk joke 😂
What about experimental music tho????
@@georgetanner9381gross
I can put this way simpler. You have to really like playing. If you enjoy playing, you're naturally gonna have the want and drive. If you don't like playing, you're not gonna have that.
In November 2021, I decided on a whim to learn how to play the piano. After a month of dedicated practice, I've almost mastered the 1st movement of the Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 3. With a little more practice, I just know I can nail this bad boy!👍👏🥳
Funny joke
You're not actually serious?
@@compoeses nope he isn't serious lol
Wha-
Last month, I finally decided to get a piano. I decided that I should stop idling my life away and do something productive. Lo and behold! After one month of practice, I have played Rachmaninoff's Second Piano concerto with my toes, blindfolded with the Berlin Phil.
Feeling Blessed 🤩🤗🙏
You guys are just jealous he clearly practices 40 hours a day
AmMMaaAAeeEEziingg
Heil Mechui LiNg LInG
I’m wheezing
Honestly, I love that this fandom is on basically every music youtube video
😂😂😂😂
i swear if I get another simply piano ad
Hannah Rae Haha dude, i saw that ad so much and now i downloaded it.
Roberta Assis me to I saw it so much I downloaded it I guess there tactics work
ads ?? ffs install adblocker
😂😂😂😂
Hannah Rae same XD all I want to know is is it really a good app though?
Im a professional piansit, and although I commend his skill, I simply do not belive he never had lessons prior to this. I played fantasy impromptu in my final year of college after 13 years of the piano, meedless to say its hard. Although he played it well i just have to point out that it takes alittle longer then a year to gain the skill, and it took me like 4 to 6 monthes to learn the piece. So almost half of his practice time.
Really? He’s already progressing really slowly. I was playing Moonlight Sonata 3rd movement on day 4 with Simply piano ^-^
@@ACodMGod based reply
@@GdHNightshadei mean u dont need 13 years of the piano to play fantasie impromptu, even a begginer could do it on 1 year if he just practices the piece, the thing is realizing how fucked up his technique would be at the end of that year
@pandahgz1528 I guess it's definitely possible, but even after over a decade, I had to practice non-stop to get it concert ready. I'm impressed, but I still sincerely doubt this person never had any lessons prior to this.
he's a charlatan, plain and simple and he's doing a disservice to beginners who will have unrealistic expectations. i'm all for inspiring people but lying is essentially evil.@@GdHNightshade
Going from nothing to what’s regarded as one of the most difficult pieces of all time in a year is nearly impossible.
The technique that you need to perform it is not something you learn in a year. It is something that takes many years for most people.
Playing it with good musical expression is even more difficult, and not only requires years of piano practice, but also constant exposure to this kind of music.
It is reasonable to take many more months to learn an intermediate piece for an intermediate piano player.
This guy is a really good pianist but a bad liar.
Exactly! I mean playing Fur Elise in a month as a beginner? I have been playing piano for 1 year and after that amount of experience, I can now barely play Fur Elise.
Fantasie Impromptu is nowhere near one of the “hardest pieces”. Once you understand the polyrhythm it becomes easy. It’s one of chopins easiest pieces some people are so uneducated
@@Offic139 That is simply untrue. Chopin has many, many pieces that are far less demanding than Fantaisie Impromptu. All but possibly one of the Nocturnes for starters. Is Fantaisie Impromptu one of the hardest pieces ever? Of course not. However, it is a legitimately advanced piece that requires technique. It certainly isn't something that a beginner can play in a year. A very, very capable beginner might get there in five. The original poster might have been incorrect about the piece being one of the hardest pieces ever but essentially everything else that she said is correct.
@@garethharrison5797 it doesn’t take as long as you said and once your understand the polyrhythm its not that hard. And when I said one of chopins easiest pieces I didn’t mean it’s as easy as the waltzes just out of his other sets of pieces like the ballades, sonatas or concertos it is one of the easiest
@@garethharrison5797 also it won’t always take 5 years. I played a few other instruments before the piano and practice 4 to 5 hours a day so it took a lot less time this person in the video probably does the same I don’t see how no one believes him
Plot twisted....
1 year of playing piano
After
17 years of playing keyboard.
Hahaha Yeah!
Hahaha lol
Far too accurate. Non-weighted keys are a waste of time and money.
So true 😂
Makes sense 😂😂
Everyone is talking about his piano skills, but dude didn't skip leg day.
That's the secret! I'm amazed by people who are consistent!
That’s Asian legs
Gotta be able to hit that pedle
Jajaj, here in Spain this sentence is used regullary, in Spain all of us skip leg day sometime jaja
I’m a 13 year old who also made an one year piano progress! Come check it on my channel to help me out! You won’t be disappointed!!
I’m calling this out. The guy already knows how to play the piano and made this 1 year progression look like he learned Fantasy impromptu within a year.
I’ve been taking classical piano since age 7. Took me 8 months just to play Fantasy Impromptu at the age of 15.
You need to build dexterity, muscle memory, and several other aspects to play this piece that you can’t learn by teaching yourself in 1 year.
I’m 16, and want to play. Is it too late to be able to reach such a level and still compete in competitions?
@@ellaminnich894 why competitions so badly? imo start the piano if you want to learn it for yourself
If you really want it and God gives you the talent, nothing is impossible.
I've been playing less than I year and I am working on fantasie impromptu. The hardest part of Chopin's Op 66. is the poly rhythm and even that isn't that hard. Many of his other etudes are much harder in terms of muscle memory and dexterity. People also learn at different speeds than others. Just because it took YOU that long doesn't mean others can't learn it faster.
@@phoenixx2560you’ve completely missed the point of the post; we’re trying to encourage new players to take their time so that they may learn properly, not put them down by providing personal anecdotes that make their progress seem less substantial. Truly, nobody on this planet gives a shit about how fast you progressed. Good on you for learning quickly, and fuck you for being a condescending asshole. Have a good one!
i’ve started learning piano using simply piano. i’m on day 2 and i’ve already started la campanella it’s such a thrilling piece
This guy gave me the inspiration to sell my piano.
You think mozart is gonna give you his quirk like all might gave his? Life ain't that easy deku!
Don't sell your piano just because of a RUclips video that is probably fake anyway :'( don't give up I believe in you! ❤ If you look more in the comments you can read that professional pianists say it is fake. Don't loose out on such a beautiful instrument and skill just because of a video :(
Also no one can learn Chopin in less than a year (unless you are a prodigy) otherwise it would be in grade 4 or less if it were that easy which of course it isn't. My dad can't even play Chopin smoothly after years of playing. Chopin is hard and takes years of practice until you can play it otherwise everyone would be playing it and being tought it.
howling
HAHAHAY
I have a sneaky suspicion he had piano lessons as a child.
I had piano lessons as a child and look at me now, I can't play with both hands at the same time
Chiffon LeChat no, it’s because he’s Asian that he probably was forced to go to piano class as a child.
DannyVlogz that’s actually true-
I have a sneaky suspicion you’ve never taken learning the piano seriously
Not necessarily. I grew up with a completely religious family that wouldn't even allow me near music let alone a piano but I'm at "week 2" in my progress now and can play what he plays, by week 3 I'll probably be able to play Fur Elise too. I just need to keep playing 4 hours a day if I want to keep up LOL. The first week I was obsessed and sometimes spent 10 hours in a single day until I got backpain and a sore butt. But I'm using SimplyPiano so idk how he could get so far so quickly unless he was paying for music lessons or using the same app. The point is fast progress doesn't mean necessarily that you had a head start as a kid because I'm a living proof of that since my childhood was nearly deprived of music completely. I just spent a lot of time practicing and having fun.
This guy inspired me to learn piano, because I thought it would be so easy and in 1 year I would be playing like him. Now I've been playing for 3 years and all I can tell is it: no matter if he is a genious or a liar, just don't expect to be playing like hime in 1 year. Just multiply it for 6 and it will be more close of what probably will happen,.
i will do it, i will play as good as him and better in 1 year
@@momonaq187that’s the spirit
I started learning piano with 37. After 1,5 years of practice (with teacher 30 minutes a week and 30 minutes practice every day) I just learned playing "for Elise" and "river flows in you" 😅
700+ hours of playing. You only spend 30 minutes a week which equivalents to 36 hours of playing in 1.5 years. The difference is the guy spends too much time playing the piano and he’s really good at it too.
Formula for this:
30 minutes a week x 4 weeks = 120 minutes a month
120 m/m x 18 months = 2160 minutes
If converted it is only 36 hours of playing
We can now find the solution for how many times a week he spends on the piano.
700 hours a year in minutes = 42000 minutes a year
42000 minutes / 12 months = 3500 minutes a month
3500 minutes / 4 weeks = 875 minutes a week
875 minutes / 7 days = 125 minutes a day
Which means 2 hours a day!!!
This is really encouraging for me to keep playing the piano. I will now practice from 1 hour to 3 hour a day because of this. But I have yet to master sheet reading because I believe learning sight reading is an essential skill for this accomplishment, so it’s gonna take a bit longer. I’ll be satisfied if I atleast managed to master Clair De Lune in 1 year of practicing from now.
PS: I realized converting hours to minutes is kinda inaccurate so…
700 hours / 12 months = 58.333333… hours a month
58.333333… / 4 weeks = 14.583333…. hours a week
14.583333… / 7 days = 2.0833333…. hours a day
2.0833333… is 125 minutes.
2 hours and 5 minutes exactly
*To anyone feeling discouraged that they aren’t making this progress...*
He’d played A LOT before that first day. Guaranteed. I’ve been playing for 40+ years and I guarantee you that this is not ‘beginner’ progress. No way. Lots of give away clues... His whole action, posture, hand position etc scream many years of training. No one gets to here after just one year. Especially playing all those different pieces from memory.
Fantasie Impromptu after one year? 😂 Um, no.
Keep going. Don’t let anyone make you feel bad. The piano is a lovely thing to play and endlessly satisfying...just *never ever compare yourself to anyone* on a RUclips video! The same goes for any instrument. Just enjoy yourself and have fun.
Good luck :)
The internet has no rules or ethics. Even I (and I know nothing) could tell he is lying.
Helen Townsend I completely agree... I’ve been playing for 11 years and saw the same stuff
I was thinking same. Ive been practicing for 2 years and you can see how he moves his fingers. I still dont have those arpegios, piano, fortissimo or rubato style he has and capable perform.
Also, all pieces he plays, he plays like shit. Sorry, but it's true. After learning the notes of a piece, you have to actually start learning how to interpret it. This guy just gets to the learning notes phase.
Hey, I want to learn the piano at home. Is that possible? Like, for free?
1st Day - plays with both hands
4th Day - can read notes
minzy he said “can” and not “learn”
I learn to read notes too first day...
I don’t think its possible to be able to master sight reading notes in one week
I have a suspicion this isn't the first instrument he's played. Would explain why theory and sight reading came so easy to him right away. The two hands thing is sus tho, but could be chalked up to the fact he had already been practicing for hours and that some people just do have a natural talent for picking up piano easier/faster. Or he's lying who knows lol.
100th day- Plays Winter Wind with perfection
@@Lamster66 also trumpets really only treble lmfao
Kira he may have played a different instrument before
I listened to this back in 2018 and it was the first time I'd ever heard the maple leaf rag. It was so catchy it's what got me into piano. I bought my first electric, then an upright in 2019. It took an enormous amount of practice, but now I can play maple leaf, entertainer, pineapple, any of joplins popular pieces. This video really got me into learning piano, so thanks for that. I never thought I'd be so into ragtime lol
What a gift you have. Definitely not typical progress in my experience, but wow - you deserve to enjoy every note and the fabulous progress you've made. How neat to find out in just 1 year's time that you were MEANT to be a pianist!
It’s obvious he’s using Simply Piano because it makes you a piano prodigy in 3 weeks
This is a joke, right? I can't tell if you're serious or not.
I really need to start talking to people more frequently.
I’m 6 and I can play moonlight sonata 3rd moment from using simply piano took me 2 weeks
VѧɪɳЄӿɵrςɪsτ it’s an ad for an app that shows up on youtube over and over again
@@37kit Yes, I know that. I also know that many musicians make fun of it because it's useless.
@Eduardo Silva I thought that was a beginner piece....oh well.
*1st day of PRACTICE*
*plays*
Me: Oh come on!
Same 😂
Ziggymonster13 Cool. My first lesson was earlier today. I did the C Major scale and a few chords and I can already tell it’s going to take days of practice for me to even comprehend where I am on the keyboard while playing.
Music is like a language. You’d have to learn music theory first and memorize everything before playing the piano.
@Ziggymonster13 same I had Mary had a Little lamb for an hour xD
@@jayveeaurea9091 But that's not the best way to learn a language.
Even if this is fake, I watched this when I was 19 and it encouraged me to continue practicing. I’m now 24 and decent (definitely not playing advanced classical pieces anytime soon, but still I’ve gotten to the point where I can learn most songs I want in the specific genre I like). So I’ll say, either way, thank you ❤
It doesn't have to be fake some people have good coordination
Just play basketball for a few years and you'll understand
It’s not fake he’s just skilled and always spends time playing the piano.
I think sight reading could help if trying to accomplish this. Here is a formula to prove it ain’t fake:
700 hours / 12 months = 58.333333… hours a month
58.333333… / 4 weeks = 14.583333…. hours a week
14.583333… / 7 days = 2.0833333…. hours a day
2.0833333… is 125 minutes.
2 hours and 5 minutes exactly
Since 700+ hours we can safely assume he spends 2+ hours in a day.
40 hours a day, 11 days a week
😂😂😂
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The course teaches you how to play piano professionally
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Oh the references! Lol
Hahahaha!!! 24hours + 16 hours in his dream.
Ling ling would be proud
Plot twist, the piano is actually a paid actor.
Ug
Ug
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With simply piano you could learn to play in 2 weeks!
Boot Head -_____________________________-
Incredible work and documentation! Thank you I’m inspired
I almost believed this guy to not be capping, until his fantaisie impromptu performance
I tried to pick up the piano once but it was too heavy
😂
Insert Spxwns 😭😂
Contrary to popular belief you shouldn't be carrying pianos
damn it's true
Why did you try to pick it up?💀😂
Others: I can't afford piano lessons, so I'm gonna teach myself
Me: I can't afford a piano, so I'm gonna play with myself
Omg im ROTFL. At this lol
im dying lol
😂🤣
Yamaha P115 is really expensive =((
That is so me 😂😂😂
There are lots of songs to inspire you in piano playing but many are hard for someone as a beginners but i think, never give up! Everyone’s journey is different, it is important that you grow everyday in your playing and play the songs you love.
i remember watching this when i got my first ever piano and seriously felt so inspired, sadly i can’t play as much because of college but i’m getting a new piano soon and will try to play it more often!
Were you making progress at that time you bought your first ever piano? I think i won't be able to play as much as well. :(
Your piano got bigger over time. They grow up so fast man😭
hahaahaa
Lmao😂😂
Not crazy, rich asian 😂
Pinky Boo also smart! He knows how to read sheet music and play something that isn’t twinkle twinkle little star on his first try
Mizael Zamudio or happy birthday 😂🤣
"You can only learn piano from a young age" - Said wrong people
edit: Now that I think of it, either this guy's a quick learner, or he's had prior experience...
true but learning at a young age also opens a lot of doors, I play 13 instruments because i started piano young. But your never too old to learn an instrument. Creativity is just that, creativity.
You can learn at any age, it's just more difficult if you're older.
Zachary Hunt not necessarily. There’s pros and cons to both sides (starting at an early age, starting at a later) as long as you don’t have a packed schedule as an adult and can shuffle in 1-2 hours or so a day of practice. The harder part with starting as an adult IS that you have other things that may take priority over practice in your life. (Academics, work, etc.)
DBD P4nda Which is why it’s more difficult. When you’re young you have a lot of free time.
it is me, so what i do is make my daughter love piano.. pity me.. but its okay i don't want my daughter don't know piano, i can play guitar, my wife can play guitar but we decide my daughter need to learn piano. i just bought Yamaha Arius YDP-144 and hope this is good for newbie, by the way my daughter is 4 year hope she is not late to learn and we are Asia :) (hope the legend correct " there is Asian better than you")
Sounds beautiful keep up the good work. Many thanks.
I'm a piano teacher. I've been teaching for over 30 years and many of my pupils have gone on to professional level playing, entering conservatory and gaining other diplomas. This is not believable. There are also many, many errors. Im guessing that he had been playing quite a lot when younger.
Which errors do you mean? Like just notes or about what he's doing
His first day of playing is already better than me LMAOO
He is a liar! First day reading music sheet, he must be kidding.
@@SithaSek he had no sheet up there, he just used RUclips to practice that song (those kind of songs are not too hard to do) and after practicing a lot he played it infront of camera
he just has the dedication and passion to work hard
@@jinjunliu2401 On day 4, he used sheet music and on day one, he attempted the c major scale on his right hand, meaning he definitely had a teacher from the start.
@@fattit7598 i learning c major scale using both hands on like day 2 what
@@alexandernoethiger5338 same here, I learnt c major on like my first weeks but the guy in the video said that he didn't get a teacher until like the 4th/6th month or something
If you can learn it slowly, you can learn it quickly.
Sammy Gunz ling ling
Lol
Ling ling practices for 72 hours a day ;)
ah yes, a TwoSet fan
😂😂
No joke, I’ve been taking lessons for four months and I just finally got to the point where I can play jingle bells.
This dude has been either playing piano his entire life ooooor, he’s made it his full time job to learn piano.
You're amazing dude. so inspiring!
What kind of "beginner" starts using both hands at the same time?
Some have it in them
Nonnof Yobiznes um me?
If you want to learn properly you start with both hamds even tho it is more difficult
pro. beginner
Me
Brandon: "Im a beginner guys!"
Also Brandon: "But I've been practicing for 4 years before I was a beginner."
Did he actually say that, or are you supposing that's what he did?
@@ForeverFall Nahhh he didn't, I was joking. At the beginning of the video, he actually says that its "really similar" or smth like that, so he probably played an instrument similar to a piano before. So i think that this was his first time playing the piano
Abcdefg Hijklmnop AHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA 😂😂😂
*Brandon starts playing despacito*
Ha ha 😀😀
As someone who is desperate to get back into piano after a long hiatus, this is lovely to see. Thank you.
The best motivational video I've seen. I quit when I was eight, but am starting right now. I don't understand why people are so competitive and discouraged by other people's progress. Piano isn't a competition for most of us. Don't compare and be so negative, but enjoy your own process. After 5 months of practicing for half an hour each day, I can tell that this isn't out of reach if you are dexterous and can devote hours per day as he did.
I still have been doing multiple hours a day. This person is just talented.
@@jolenemalone6976 Of course, you need talent and efforts to accomplish high level in anything.
Day 1: What is this....pinano?
Day 4: Playing at Madison Square Garden
I came all the way down here for this
This comment is so funny
PINANO HHAHAHAHA
I know this so anoying. This guy is a total prick. He doesnt motivate anyone only makes people to quit
@@timwaffel1996 Why would you quit ? because he mastered in 4 days as an adult what most children master in 2 to 3 hours of lessons ?
Are you all daft or just completely clueless about piano ?
This guy worked hard, and it shows, still isnt that good after a year but can clearly have fun on the instrument and play complex tunes decently, if that's not motivating, what is ?
Hear me out when I say this: Upon analysing this video and his progress, I have come to the conclusion that this video is most likely a fake, and a misleading progress video. Here are the reasons for my conclusion.
1. Finger posture. If you take a look closely at his fingers as he just begins in first week, his fingers are curved. This is the ideal standard for any pianists. However, he is in his FIRST week. In the first week, you simply don't expect a beginner to have excellent finger posture (take a look at Day 4 for example). In the first few weeks of picking up a new instrument, a beginner would always try to experiment with how to play the instrument; for piano, the first few days of a beginner's journey is always to try and see how to play the piano; and for violin, the first few weeks for a beginner is always playing pizzicato on the violin, instead of jumping right to playing with a bow properly. Thus, his accurate finger posture is very unbelievable for a beginner in his first week.
2. Reading music: In Day 4 up to the end of the first month, he appears to be looking, and reading off a sheet of music. In his first month, he states in his description that he started off with: "Random beginner piano tutorials and books (stopped trying to read music and started to learn music through online tutorials)". However, if you take a look at his music stand, a sheet of music is always there, and he seems to be reading off it consistently. Furthermore, he has to have some prior knowledge as to how to read a sheet of music, as he's in fact playing two hands coordinated in sync with one another. Normally, as a beginner, when you have no knowledge as to how to read music, and "stopped trying to read music", you wouldn't have the skill to play two hands coordinated together. Even if a beginner knows how to read music, they would not be able to read and play two hands together at the same time, and normally starts off with one hand. Thus, the description of the video, and the actual content in the video is very conflicting to the viewer, making the video less credible.
3. Repertoire: Let's list some of the pieces he has learnt in his progress, and the difficulty level of each of the piece.
1. Fur Elise 2:11 (Week 3) Let's quote a professional with a doctorate in music composition and classical music as to the difficulty level of this piece. "The work in its original form is quite difficult, and the below link shows why. There are several challenging sections that are less familiar primarily because of the unpleasant habit of many publishers and editors to vandalise works of the great composers by removing the difficult parts and dumbing down what is left. As a result there are several spurious versions that could be reasonably performed by an accomplished Grade 3 (ABRSM) student.
The original version is around Grade 5 for ABRSM (the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music). In some syllabuses in the Americas it appears as Grade 7, presumably because their grading system is different or it is considered more difficult."
In his playing, there are no traces of the "several challenging sections that are less familiar". To check out those sections, you can refer to Steinway artist Lang Lang's performance of the same piece ruclips.net/video/s71I_EWJk7I/видео.html . From the above observation, I assume that he is around ABRSM Grade 3 Standard by Week 3. That's less than a month for you to play a Grade 3 Standard piece. This may not be the most accurate representation, but here is a music teacher's approximation of the time it takes for a beginner to pass each Grade.
"Beginner to Grade 1 - 23 months
Grade 1 to Grade 2 - 17 months
Grade 2 to Grade 3 - 13 months
Grade 3 to Grade 4 - 11 months
Grade 4 to Grade 5 - 15.5 months
Grade 5 to Grade 6 - 18 months
Grade 6 to Grade 7 - 13.5 months
Grade 7 to Grade 8 - 15 months"
To skip from beginner to play a Grade 3 Standard piece, including all the techniques (I believe I heard pedal sustaining the left hand as well?), in less than a month, is certainly a very impressive feat, so impressive it becomes quite questionable to the legitimacy of your progress.
Clair De Lune 5:06 (Month 5): Clair De Lune is largely regarded as a piece which takes around Grade 7 to play. According to a user on an ABRSM forum regarding the grade of Clair De Lune, he states that: "I don't think pieces like clair de lune can be classified into grades but I do feel that in order to play the piece perfectly you should be used to grade 7 standard atleast.” According to many other sources which you can conveniently search up by typing "Clair De Lune grade", they all agree that Clair De Lune requires about Grade 7 level to play it. Let's refer back to the figure approximated by the piano teacher.
"Beginner to Grade 1 - 23 months
Grade 1 to Grade 2 - 17 months
Grade 2 to Grade 3 - 13 months
Grade 3 to Grade 4 - 11 months
Grade 4 to Grade 5 - 15.5 months
Grade 5 to Grade 6 - 18 months
Grade 6 to Grade 7 - 13.5 months
Grade 7 to Grade 8 - 15 months"
From Beginner to Grade 7, you'll need about 23+17+11+13+15.5+18+13.5=111 months to reach Grade 7 standard. You played a Grade 7 Standard piece in 5 months! From this, I conclude that you must either be a piano prodigy, or you might have had prior piano training and is not a "true beginner" as to say.
In month 10, you played Chopin Nocturne in C# Minor (opus posth) 9:06 (Month 10). Similarly, that is also a Grade 7 Standard piece, so you can refer to my explanation above.
At the end of 1 year, you played Chopin - Fantaisie-Impromptu (op66 posth) 13:00 . In the RCM (Royal Conservatory of Music (Toronto)) piano syllabus, Chopin's Fantasy Impromptu is considered diploma-level. To reach a diploma level, you have already passed all levels from beginner to grade 8. No matter how many hours you have practised, 1 year is not enough. To build up a steady foundation to support you to your level of playing at the end of your progress video (which is very proficient, I must say), you will need a very long time to learn the proper and correct technique. I hear very clean pedal, crystal clear runs in the right hand, and smooth arpeggios in the left hand. These techniques all take a LOT of practise and steady foundation to gradually help and assist you to the level of playing you had in the end. Can I ask how long you have been sightreading fantaisie impromptu? If your video was true, you would have taken at most a year to sightread fantaisie impromptu, which is very unlikely as you mentioned earlier you didn't even know how to sightread sheet music. Furthermore, fantaisie impromptu is memorised at the end of a year! Memorising and reading a sheet of music is two different things; memorising simply needs more time to do so compared to reading off notes. Thus, I feel that your progress is most likely a fake, and a misleading progress video due to finger posture, reading of music and repertoire.
Reading your comments also gave me another perspective as to the impacts you have caused on the people watching your video. In one of your top comments, a person commented "This guy gave me the inspiration to sell my piano.", and another user mentioned "this video destroyed my self confidence but thanks to these comments it got revived". I sincerely believe that this video is a very misleading one, as it clearly has had negative effects on the self-esteem of the people watching your video. I hope you can understand where I am coming from, and thank you.
Jesus Christ your analysis is so long
I’ll copy and paste that so I don’t have to make my thesis
i am sort of a half ass piano “prodigy” myself, i used to have piano lessons in 2018 and the teacher who has played all her life said she has never seen such a quick learner. i got about halfway through the first lesson book, then quit. i still kept playing but couldn’t read sheet music very well. i have recently come back to it and have been going through it very fast. my father, who has played all his life, gave the skill to me through genes and such. i started learning piano via synthesia in 2017 and i learned the first part of für elise as my very first song, and then i started trying hungarian rhapsody no2, which was an obvious no go because i couldn’t get past 25-30 seconds of it. after that, i made a mash up of a few different songs for my 6th grade talent show consisting of Toccata and Fugue by bach, für elise, moonlight sonata first mov, and a little bit of hungarian rhapsody. after that, i heard of a song called “la campnella” and i was hooked. i was able to learn up until the first 42 seconds, and then i had to stop because i had never trained my fingers to be that fast before hand. awhile after that, i slowly stopped playing at all. about a year ago i started learning waltz no. 19 by watching synthesia videos. after a few weeks, i fully learnt it, but then stopped playing again. coming back to piano about a month ago, i completely relearned it and started learning other songs and self teaching myself to read sheet music. coming from where he is (but on a smaller and less skilled scale) my guess is that the only reason why he learned so fast is because of genes through his mother or father or other close relatives.
I agree with you. His fingers at the first week it's not beginner. It's too perfectly curve. I played fűr elise for my 2nd song with syntesia with the same chord of him. and it's unbelievable to make it like his perform just 2 weeks
Thank you for this reply. This video, in my opinion, does more harm than good for people who want to learn piano.
Man I loved your progress , very nice 👏👏👏 , gives me hope . 👍
Buddy, thank you for inspiring us. you play impeccably ❤️
This dude is either just a late prodigy or literally practices 40 hours a day.
this video is fake he has obviously had prior training he tried to make this video to inspire people but in one year you wouldn't be playing like him.
Base_77 i got the same progress on 2 weeks the. i stop playing it wasnt my piano, i tomo classes at school of piano and i finish faster than anyone at my level, u are no one to say those afirmattions, everyone got his lesrning time.
@@licenciadoabdala5670 ...
@@licenciadoabdala5670 did jesus teach you the piano😻
Hahaaaaha !!!
Let me guess you took lessons for 5 years as a child but "forgot" everything.
Lmao yes
MrCarl that’s relatable
YES. I’m so upset that I quit. I actually was quite good when I was about 11, now I can barely play twinkle twinkle little star 🤧😂
In Spain we say “VENGA HASTA LUEGO” and then skip to a real beginner video (I am having my First piano class in a few days after 39 years of waiting!!!!)
There is no way he just started
Omg.. your progress is amazing! Unbelievable!
Wow! U did great! I got motivated by u. Thx!
this video destroyed my self confidence but thanks to these comments it got revived
same!! I've been playing the piano for over 3 years and I dont evenplay fantaisie impromptu that well
I mean it says that he practiced over 700 hours which is a lot. If you put in that much time you’ll be at that level
@@hindkibouch3276 I know many very good pianists who dont play the Fantasie Impromptu good at all
@@Andrew-zl2sg no, just no! 700hrs sound much but it quite isn't, if you play 2 hrs a day that'll be around 700hrs... and then you unlikely will have this level if you arent very very talented!
Nikon thats true 2 hours a day is nothing. And many people train less than that. Maybe when you practice 5 hours a day?
You can achieve your dreams if you practice 40 hours a day
lingling
Shaun Lamigo how do I get more than 24 hours in a day
@@Hdoggy447 you do the Ling Ling workout
Shaun Lamigo thank you sensei
That's why I will never achieve my dreams
Thanks for inspiring me man, i stoped playing years ago, i will pick it up again and completely master it 😊, learning chopin was my final goal, yet now i will master the whole instrument ❤
Bro you're just amazing wow !!!!
Imagine this was a simply piano ad.
It is kinda
the standard is too high for that shit app lol
This is the comment I was trying to find lol
@@beddingnoyus8697 lol so right that shit app only teaches you stupid famous pop songs
@@thegayass4323 hahahahaha yeah... boring pop music that will make you more lazy learning the instrument 🤣
Y'all just jealous if you think this is fake. I just learned Hungarian Rhapsody no 2 in just 1 week. I practiced 40 hrs a day and it's possible.
It ia imposible to learn to read sheets is 3 days
@@iroak2714 i was being sarcastic
There is only 24 hours in a day. I call bs to your story
@@idontgetthejoke9465 your username explains everything
lol I get your jokes dude!
Woah this is incredible, I’ll look up to this 😳
You have motivated me to make my own progress video. Thank you my man :D I m rly grateful to you ^^
He was no true beginner, of course. Don’t get demotivated by this video.
ruclips.net/video/NZ829mLG9F0/видео.html
Why no true beginner?
Actually he is and the video is not a lie
Like for real I know but you should remember that he practice for around 3hrs everyday which is a lot a lot
@@Lamster66 except that he is
Yes I guess he could play before and just „picked it up“ some years after not playing 😂
Damn 1800 hours on Xbox last year and I'm still trash
aeron forsberg lmao
Lol
Thats all? *epic gamer dab*
Hahaha
That's cause you probably play high a lot lmao
I’m 46 and I ve just started learning. Thanks for you video. It lift my spirit
Beautiful! Inspiring!
Month 4:
- Yiruma - River Flows in You
We've all been there...
Shit dude LMAO
It bad I haven’t played it and I’ve been playing for years
that was also arround the time when i started learning it... only got to play it fully and very well arround 2 months after tho :) not much practise! about to do 1 year since i got into piano and im no joke trying to lern moon light sonata third movement... ofcorse im god awfull
MrDuddle I practiced for 2-3 months and I can play it now I’m not adult
3BoDex bruh
This comment section is just a competition who can play the worst xD.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Exactly xD
I feel your Chopin mate, you gave it feelings i feel it in your music brother, amazing!!! Keep working, you are great!!!
Well done. Precise practice!
Upcoming video:
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Easy Daan yeah more like 20 years
Remember; time is the most important currency in the world
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A joy to watch a small part of your piano journey, you are blessed with a skill i wish i had. 💚👍
When I heard dearly beloved I was like “YESSSSSS” - amazing progress mate
As someone who took piano lessons, there is no freakin' way this is "normal" progress. It's either fake or he's a prodigy. You need to multiply his timeline by 10 for a normal person lol
Maybe not 10 but I would say 3 to 5 years at least... Ps i teach piano and... IMHO to achieve that in one year it seems pretty tight
@@robertopinna220 It would be extremely impressive to be at that level in even 3 to 5 years. I'm familiar with regular progression - typically 10 years to get to teaching level. He plays at that level.
@@NorCalDudeBJJ I agree it would be impressive, but not impossible, if talented and practice a lot. In one year tho I think it is pretty impossible especially if you start from zero. Btw i don't think he is at teaching level, by what you see in this video... I would say not even close
@@robertopinna220 Of course not impossible, because we all know there are prodigies. Mozart wrote music at age 5 after all ;-)
@@NorCalDudeBJJ I feel like it depends how much you're willing to practice. If you follow the standard protocol of 20-60 min of dedicated practice per day, then this might take up to 10 years... But some people are willing to practice for 3-5 hours per day, or even more.
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@@termsofservice9758 Why is the pond 'red?' Did you throw a mutilated corpse into it?
Oversimplified, perhaps?
Good job ..! 👍 keep on learning n practicing..👍 We support u! 👍🤩
This is absolutely amazing, can't believe how much progress you made in a year. I've just done one of these year of progress videos but it's not as good as this.
Cus Chopin taught him
@@elliotfoskettbro legit brought chopin from rhe dead
I slightly suspect that he's a pro acting like beginner in order to motivate others to start learning instruments
Andrea Feng I fear it might have to opposite effect though when people who are motivated by him buy a piano and find they are progressing at a much more slower (and frankly more realistic) speed and give up. Playing the piano is difficult, I think he’s giving the wrong impression
That was my first thought.....those earlier videos are faked.
Why do you think that before I saw this vid I thought my progress was slow but after watching him I felt better about myself because I'm improving faster than him
@@agl4044 did you have perfect posture, playing a whole song, with both hands an proper technique an sight reading sheet music an knowing pedal footwork in your first week?
Because he was doing that in his first 4 days lol. Nothing about that is beginner.
@@crowing3886 I didn't use pedals until like 2 months because it was broken in the first piano I used to play on, I still can't read sheets but I'm planning on learning them, idk if I had a good posture but I was able to play with both hands since day one, and my progress was kinda similar to his, maybe a bit faster(It's been 9 months now since I started)
Me
First week: learning the keys
Second week: learning the keys
A month: still learning the keys
A year: still learning the keys. Gets frustrated breaks the piano in half and throws it from the window. it lands on someone and kills him
Third year: still in jail serving a 10 year sentence
Nice progress 😅😅
Me like this if I throw piano and lucky did not happen lucky ahah..
@@foureyedman8224 damn we could've met in prison 😂💔
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ahmed filips u
Haven't even finished a quarter of a year on pluto and I'm catching up to this guy really quick
Amazing!! Inspiring music journey!! Keep it up!! 🤩🏆🎖🎼🎵🎹🎶
Outstanding. I thought I'd been progressing quite well until hearing you. Bravo!
Day 1: After unpacking the piano, he can play the C scale with correct fingering. I'm guessing he's had some experience / lessons earlier on in life. But this is not to take away from the possible achievement of lots of practice and patience.
He was following piano lessons online, and it appears he was wise enough not to do anything that he didn't have instruction for. He didn't even learn to read music until later in the year.
He probably cut the parts he made mistakes
@@capsulamental
Of course we have no idea how many "takes" were needed for each performance and he would reject any that had serious flaws, but it's very difficult to assemble a single-camera video from multiple clips without leaving a visible tell-tale jump. In contrast, it's not difficult to do seamless audio editing of piano music; I used to do music editing (audio only) for figure skaters, and piano performances were always very easy to cut/splice.
But there are plenty of minor "mistakes" in these videos, if you are familiar enough with the pieces to notice them. On the other hand, there is also the question of how well he plays during recording, versus no recording. If I'm recording my own piano piece, having the recorder running always results in many more mistakes - and some strange ones which I never make otherwise. Recording can be very stressful, but it's an important "reality check" for any musician.
I taught that scale to a friend in 10 mnts
I'm on my 3rd day of piano and I learned the c scale with proper fingering and using the tuck and all on the first day as well as the g scale, inversions, triad shapes, what the 1st 3rd 4th means when referenced and more. Watched maybe an hour and half of RUclips. I do play guitar so perhaps he did as well before starting?
I don’t know you. But I have to say this...I’ve played guitar for over 20 years. I decided to learn to play piano, and after 1 year of practicing piano...I’m still practicing. Honestly this is very difficult to believe.
Read the other comments. Even real musicians who are classically trained thinks that this is fake.
He gave up reading sheet music at the firsg month... He just memorizes the pieces through online vids.. Which is easier than learning through sheet music and being classically trained
According to the vid description
@@HarumiSCANimE Everything is BS,you cant even know where the notes are,no matter how well you can listen and memorized a song. Hes been playing for a least 5 years.
I have been playing rock n roll guitar for 30 years and I am 53 years old. Today I decided to spend the last years of my life studying classical piano. Like learning the guitar nothing but death will stop me. I taught myself guitar but I will have professional instruction for piano. I'll succeed. And you will too if you haven't already.
Wow! You are a genius! Bravo!!!
So inspiring ❤
Him after 3 weeks: *plays fur elise flawlessly*
Me after 5 years: *can only play the first 7 notes*
Thanks for all the likes :)
Guys I know he put a lot of time into piano and that's why he is really good. This is just a joke.
슈가 7
He put in 700+ hours playing in a year.
The first section of Fur Elise is actually quite easy, I learned it in about 2 weeks
Same
I learned the whole song in 3 and a half but that’s after putting all of my attention on the song for only about an hour a day so I think it is reasonable
I think I understand why he says he's a beginner. I grew up with a piano in my house and can do a basic C scale, and play chords. I can play a basic version of Fur Elise and 'A Thousand Miles' by Vanessa Carlton because we were all obsessed with that song in 2003 and it looks impressive. But I can't read music. And around 'real' pianists I feel like a complete beginner because there is SO much more to the piano than knowing where middle C is and being able to play with both hands. Everyone's like 'he's not a beginner' but it's really the huge scope of piano playing that makes even people who are familiar with piano feel like total newbs.
I understand. I can play moderately difficult piano pieces (first song I ever learned to play was turkish March) but only through memorization and incorrect technique. So when people ask if I play piano, I always hesitate. I don't feel worthy to say I do :/ but I'm trying to learn more
Even though I get that you can learn songs before actually taking a piano lesson but after like 1-2 years of piano I actually started getting into both hands. But I do understand the feeling of being left out because even though I'm pretty good at piano my 4 years is nothing compared to the 7-9 years that my classmates have put in to the hobby. I'm in seventh grade and started in second grade a pretty good age to start and even though this is just turning out to be a rant I totally feel like I will never be as good at piano as anyone I'll meet who's played piano that I know. Even though I know I'll get there someday I still feel like I'm left out my classmates are over here playing starry night and I'm practicing beginners Disney songs. So even though I have experience I can sympathize with what you are saying.
Congratulations, you’re a good pianist, Bravo, Bravissimo!
Fantaisie-Impromptu can be seen as the combination of Elegance and Virtuosity, being such an high level and difficult piece since it requires years and years of practicing all the piano different techniques, so, if you're going to tell me that in 1 year, starting almost from 0, you achieved to play fluently this piece, well, i'm not trusting it.
I agree
I could play Fantasie Impromptu at 1 year practicing the first page, almost as well as this guy at 1 year. It's not impossible. He definitely had some training before but to play Fantasie Impromptu in only 1 year is pretty doable.
Well I can kinda already play the first bit of it at 1 month into piano as well. It's actually not too hard atleast compared to chopin's other pieces. I have the progress video on my channel.
Fantaisie Impromptu is on the easier end of the diploma level piano repertoire. It is significantly harder than anything on the grade 8 syllabus. If you've played that piece well after such a short time you just might be the most talented person that ever sat at a piano. It takes ordinary people years to get to that level - at least eight in most cases.
@@garethharrison5797 idk then I guess I'm talented? Maybe I should've started piano sooner lol
This guy has no idea how a beginner looks like
He's playing a new song each week and here I am taking one week for the intro, one week for the main part, one week for the end, one week for the crossing and another week for just practicing the whole piece.
I like my version better.
yes
Do you just need ONE week for the main part? I often need ONE MONTH or more😂
@@konradmyon1777 Normally me too, but my comment was about the song mad world where the main part is easier than the intro
Also I often lose the motivation. I also play saxophone and clarinet so I actually started playing the piano because I was too lazy to pack out my clarinet and the piano was just standing there, ready to play. But now I even lose the motivation with the piano. I started the intro of comptine dun autre ete (it's probably spelled wrong) one year ago and I still didn't learn more
@@inzwischen_inaktiv5078 Ill give you some perspective from a beginner (6 days as of now). I picked songs that I found emotional and powerful for me. I started learning movie songs that touched me as a kid, and some tunes from Ocarina of Time (Legend of Zelda). I have been happy with my progress and the way I will continue to motivate myself is to keep listening to music and to keep finding pieces that inspire me. I want to climb the ladder of emotional pieces until I feel good at piano. I like classical and will want to pursue more of it, but for now I am sticking with simpler things that are powerful to me.
My advice, find music that inspires you, not just ones that sound good. A lot of classical music sounds good, but much of it doesn't inspire me like the songs I choose. That will come at a later time. I am self taught for now, and may invest in a teacher later to clean up some technique and get me on the straight and narrow. However, don't play a piece unless it means something to you. Eventually, you will find that every piece will emit an emotion in some way, at least for me. I have found that I appreciate the musicality of many more pieces now that I am starting to play.
Thank you for reading this if you did. I just wanted to inspire you.
@@ethanperreault7470 Thank you for that comment. I've never seen it that way. Music doesn't often inspire me, it just sometimes triggers emotions. But because that doesn't happen often, it's something pretty special me. Maybe you're right and that inspiration that music can give someone is way more important.
Impressive!!! Keep improving and you'll get better!!! 👍👍👍👍
Can't wait to play like you. Im just now learning too and noticed I have the exact same keyboard so I'm feeling extra motivated 😆
Hey, piano takes much longer to master and this is most likely fake, so dont be discouraged to find out it takes much more time to play fantaisie-impromptu.
As someone who has been playing piano for 5 years, this makes me feel like a failure
Ikr, his progress is hardly believable...
that's the reason you shouldn't compare yourself to a fucking youtube video...
IKR! i’ve been playing piano for 1 year, and i haven’t even learned Fur Elise yet, HE LEARNED THAT HIS 2ND WEEK TF
Yes think they meant moonlight sonata
As someone who has been playing piano for 10 years ----> felt that :(((
It's clear, that he wasn't a complete beginner at the beginning, but great video and progress anyway!
Hard work is hard that’s why it’s called hard work
yeah he can reproduce very basic melodies he copied from a youtube video. Definitely just a step away from Fantaisie Impromptu
uhh no. almost everybody can recreate a song they see on youtube, that doesnt make them a good piano player. he was a beginner.
@@berniece2259 NO
His co-ordination and understanding wasn't that of a beginner.
You doing so good 👍😘
Keep working
Congrats!! ⭐️
Fur Elise after 3 weeks? You NEVER played piano before? How often were you practicing? Pardon my skepticism but this seems slightly suspicious.
Not trying to show off, but I'm still a beginner and I can say that Fur Elise is actually easy if you will just love to learn how to play it! 😊
It really depends on how much time you invest to your instrument. More time = more practice.
More practice = more muscle memory and coordination for both of your hands. I'm guessing he put a LOT of time to that fur elise and I'm assuming that he's way of learning a new song is by youtube or synthesia videos. If that's the case then 3 weeks or less is more than enough time to memorize and play the piece.
@@zearheanpacana3107 yh it was my 1st song learned and I found it easy
Für Elise it's very Easy
Well if he practiced over 700 hours for 365 days that approximately two hours a day
He needs another year to learn how to stare and play piano at the same time!
Haha some vinheteiro reference right there lel
It gets boring if you have to explain the joke.
@@cheloduarte5374 it gets nonsense if u dont say for what it is
I just saw one of his videos for the first time, I died laughing
Yeah like vinheteiro
Your fantasy impromptu was not painful at all to watch - it was inspiring!! Thank you!
Woooooow im so sooo sooo proud of you and you are my new inspiration i really wana be like you at some point❤️❤️