YOU ARE AWESOME! You combine things that rarly go together: 1) Unbelievable analytic skills 2) Mind-blowing virtuosity 3) A library full of theoretical knowledge AND 4) the gift to transport it to us, the interested, but unable... THANK YOU SO MUCH!
You're the only one on RUclips that plays "in the style of" pieces truly in the style and not as plugging the melody into a well known work by the composer
unbelievable. wow. these "how to sound like" videos are just amazing. And your ability to tie in all the principles at the end to form an awesome version of Happy Birthday.. wow... no words can be said for how awesome you are!!!!
Watching each new "How to Sound Like" video is like witnessing the diverse beauty of the color spectrum in rainbows. Each artist is extremely distinctive and unique and like all the wonderful colors in nature, there are tons of different colors in sound as well and one can witness them only by wanting to perceive and understand more closely by showing more open-mindedness. Thank you for your immense effort to show all these wonderful colors Nahre, thanks to you all of us started appreciating the diversity more than ever. I truly love this signature series, it's my favorite on the entire RUclips universe! My encounter with this inspiring video is one of the truly definitive moments for which I consider myself very lucky that I live in this information/technology age/era in which the Internet culture shapes our lives significantly and through it, we can have unlimited access to mind-expanding, transcending contents like this magnificent (as always!) work! We can't thank you enough but thank you so much :) 🎉👏😊
I happen to really like Schumann, you've made me like him even more. Nahre, this is *brilliant* . Your ideas, your technique, your feel. The nuances, the way the piano seems to be an extension of your musical intention, the way your playing just flows whilst giving contrast and depth. It's so alive, so musical, so good.
My parents did not encourage me to learn an instrument. Watching your hands move so quickly, so precise, instills a sense of deep admiration, but also (unfortunately) jealousy. But apart from that, I love your videos so much. I love you systematic approach to “the sound “ of these guys (only guys so far?)
Before watching: Never liked a video so fast Watching: The visual animations are amazing. Even a stone like me could understand it. After watching: Liked again
I've never heard anyone think about and discuss classical music so deeply, yet describe it so accessibly. You're doing such valuable work with these videos!
Your grasp of music as a language and as a form of math (and art) is simply amazing to watch. Really impressive and a great example of the power of the human mind.
Nahre Sol just want to say your my favorite piano you tuber followed by Rousseau you two have inspired me to stick with piano, and you led me to fall in love with classical piano at 15. I was curious as too how long you’ve been playing?(I’m sure you’ve stated this before, but I was wondering) Thank you !
“Maybe there is hope...maybe there is none...” was captured wonderfully in your playing. I didn’t expect to get tearful over this but it appears I did. What a wonderful performance in all aspects.
the animations of the bursting / imploding clouds and rapidly shifting canyons were so on point with what you were describing / playing. love your videos!
I just discovered you yesterday. That was the best thing happened to me that day :) I watched several of your videos and I can't believe my ears and eyes. I am following several piano educators, but this is just better than anything else I have ever seen. I am learning a lot from you in so many ways. Thank you so much.
Nahre, you are singlehandedly bridging the gap between learning music by a composer and helping us mere mortals understand why... through the use of Happy Birthday... stroke of brilliance!
"We can still celebrate in the rain". Thank you for another terrific clip Nahre. I am grateful for your beautiful felt explanations of the colours and shades different composers paint into their music.
In my humble opinion, this is the BEST music channel in RUclips. We can see that creative original compositions and great effort has been put into each video! Bravo!
4:56 Final product 0:21 Beginning of explanations This was brilliant, as always! This series has made me really excited about the upcoming birthdays of other composers, to see what you've got planned. I'm looking forward to mid-December especially 😀
As a non music student fan of classical with just a smattering of music theory and critical listening ability, your videos are like manna from heaven. PLEASE keep making this kind of content. liked and subscribed!
I'm actually not even a fan of Schumann in general but I loved that video, it was very insightful and I learned alot about him ! Thank you very much Nahre !
I thought my latest composition (Mélodie) sounded like Schumann. However, your analysis picked up on qualities within his music that I'd not considered. Honestly, your content is exceptional even on a crowded platform like RUclips!
This is SUCH an enjoyable video on all fronts: from the great inclusion of visuals, to the thoughtful and educated points of observation, to the comedic storytelling at the end--seriously amazing
It's not uncommon for these types of videos to parody the popular composers like Mozart, Chopin, maybe Rachmaninoff...but SCHUMANN? Wow! I bow down to this channel. You're like the "Adam Neely" for classical piano lol.
This is just so amazingly brilliant! You give this stuff so much care and thought, analyze it so thoroughly. And then present it in a way that is as clear as spring water. Love it! Thank you, Nahre
I like your voice explaining it, and all your content is the most amazing thing. but when I started playing the hardest part to appear. Thank you for inspiring me to learn more piano than just chords .
Bravo...this video is a great help for us aspiring musicians...we asians are very proud with this kind of talent...like Filipinos usually say ''mahusay'' excellent
A wonderful video. I am always looking for ways to understand the great composers of the past. The 19th century was truly a wondrous time for creativity. Schumann had a pained life but you have made his complexity human, meanginful and approachable. I look forward to other such videos. Many thanks.
Wonderful video! Thank you very much Nahre Sol. Schumann is a great composer. Some works of Grieg and Scriabin reminds me of Schumann. I think they are all under-rated composers.
I really love this section of yours, after having heard classical music for years I really recognize the composer´s style in your versions. Great job, very inspiring
This is truly helpful and amazing ! It would be awesome if you have a step by step course teaching improvisation in different style of composers ! Thanks for all
I love this series and it's amazing how the structure and visualizations help understand the concepts you mention. First introducing the stylistic elements with little examples and then using a well-known song to demonstrate a practical use case, all the while highlighting and visualizing the various elements with animations or text pop-ups, that is just great teaching! It's wonderful to see analytical clarity, instrumentalist virtuosity and strong didactics come together like this. And on top of it all, it's wonderfully entertaining and a pleasure to listen to. Thank you very much for all of these, they're some of my favorite youtube videos! :)
This is a fabulous arrangement of Happy Birthday that really does sound like it could have been written by Schumann. Wonderful! (Many of your others are in your style, using some of the devices of another composer or style, but this one really nails his "voice"!)
Great video as always: outstanding happy birthday composition in "the style", excellent observation of Schumann piano music, lovely illustrations . This is a real visual and auditory treat. Thanks Nahre.
Robert was known to give very descriptive titles for his own works and did the same for works by others. In the romantic fashion of the day, he often tried to contextualize in words what the work was trying to express. If you lived in his times, I’m sure you would’ve been featured in his newspaper.
YOU ARE AWESOME!
You combine things that rarly go together:
1) Unbelievable analytic skills
2) Mind-blowing virtuosity
3) A library full of theoretical knowledge
AND
4) the gift to transport it to us, the interested, but unable...
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
And also beautiful illustrations !
You're the only one on RUclips that plays "in the style of" pieces truly in the style and not as plugging the melody into a well known work by the composer
Thank you...!!! 🙏🙏🙏
Yup lol. Rousseau does that and it's really dry
I just love your content. Great work again! Esp love the visual illustrations
Thank you so much!!! 🙏
I love you Jon!!
Love your content too Paint! :)
@@NahreSol Thank you for this! How do you match the music with visual illustrations? by your imagination or something assists you?
Beautiful Nahre as always!
Your voice is so calming and lovely
Thank you! ☺
unbelievable. wow. these "how to sound like" videos are just amazing. And your ability to tie in all the principles at the end to form an awesome version of Happy Birthday.. wow... no words can be said for how awesome you are!!!!
Thank you so much!!!! 🙏🙏🙏
Another work of genius by Nahre. These videos are absolute gems.
Thanks Joe!!! Looking forward to getting together again soon!!
I appreciate how much work you put into these videos. Thanks so much!! Cheers.
Thank you!!! 🙏
Watching each new "How to Sound Like" video is like witnessing the diverse beauty of the color spectrum in rainbows. Each artist is extremely distinctive and unique and like all the wonderful colors in nature, there are tons of different colors in sound as well and one can witness them only by wanting to perceive and understand more closely by showing more open-mindedness. Thank you for your immense effort to show all these wonderful colors Nahre, thanks to you all of us started appreciating the diversity more than ever. I truly love this signature series, it's my favorite on the entire RUclips universe! My encounter with this inspiring video is one of the truly definitive moments for which I consider myself very lucky that I live in this information/technology age/era in which the Internet culture shapes our lives significantly and through it, we can have unlimited access to mind-expanding, transcending contents like this magnificent (as always!) work! We can't thank you enough but thank you so much :) 🎉👏😊
Thanks Bati!!! That means a lot...!!! 🙏🙏🙏
I happen to really like Schumann, you've made me like him even more. Nahre, this is *brilliant* . Your ideas, your technique, your feel. The nuances, the way the piano seems to be an extension of your musical intention, the way your playing just flows whilst giving contrast and depth. It's so alive, so musical, so good.
The most amazing thing about this video is that Nahre edited it on a (probably dual-core) 13-inch MacBook...
NiceChord (好和弦) 野生Wiwi
My parents did not encourage me to learn an instrument. Watching your hands move so quickly, so precise, instills a sense of deep admiration, but also (unfortunately) jealousy.
But apart from that, I love your videos so much. I love you systematic approach to “the sound “ of these guys (only guys so far?)
Unfortunately woman werent in the best social standing to be composing music for much of Europe's past
I love this kind of content analysing different composers
Thank you!!
Please do an "how to sound like Domenico Scarlatti" video!
Before watching: Never liked a video so fast
Watching: The visual animations are amazing. Even a stone like me could understand it.
After watching: Liked again
Thanks!!! 🙏
Liking twice makes it unliked again. You better like it again, to make an odd number of times.
@@troubleboy I like that.
I've never heard anyone think about and discuss classical music so deeply, yet describe it so accessibly. You're doing such valuable work with these videos!
Not to mention the extraordinary beauty of your videomaking
Lol the text at the end demonstration makes it way better
This is perhaps the coolest series on RUclips. Every time you make a new one I get so excited.
Your grasp of music as a language and as a form of math (and art) is simply amazing to watch. Really impressive and a great example of the power of the human mind.
Do one on Liszt!
October!!! 😊
No small request! Damn
@@NahreSol yaaay! Looking forward to this 😎
Nahre Sol just want to say your my favorite piano you tuber followed by Rousseau you two have inspired me to stick with piano, and you led me to fall in love with classical piano at 15. I was curious as too how long you’ve been playing?(I’m sure you’ve stated this before, but I was wondering) Thank you !
SO looking forward 2 that!!!!
These are some of my favorite piano videos on youtube!
“Maybe there is hope...maybe there is none...” was captured wonderfully in your playing.
I didn’t expect to get tearful over this but it appears I did. What a wonderful performance in all aspects.
the animations of the bursting / imploding clouds and rapidly shifting canyons were so on point with what you were describing / playing. love your videos!
Thank you so much!!
I just discovered you yesterday. That was the best thing happened to me that day :) I watched several of your videos and I can't believe my ears and eyes. I am following several piano educators, but this is just better than anything else I have ever seen. I am learning a lot from you in so many ways. Thank you so much.
You are droping insights like it is nothing. I know nothing about classical music but you make me feel like I understand :D
I'm having a burst of euphoria right now. ^^
😂🙏🙏🙏
Lol
Wow, in just six minutes you managed to expose the main features of Schumann's music clearly and deeply, you are great
Just started getting into Schumann, so this is very useful for me. Thanks Nahre!
Schumann is so underrated, this illustrates why he is so brilliant
As someone who is interested in clasical music but has no musical knowledge this video helped me understand very well his style.
Schumann would have loved that, Love your channel and all of the work you put into it...very inspiring!
Thank you so much!!
Nahre, you are singlehandedly bridging the gap between learning music by a composer and helping us mere mortals understand why... through the use of Happy Birthday... stroke of brilliance!
I love it. schumann's piano concerto is one of my favorites, happy birthday to the genius
🎉🎁🎊 Same!! Great concerto...
it is one of those moments when you are very satisfied like many questions have been answered. Great video.
Thank you!! 🙏
I wish one of these existed for every single composer. Beautiful, entertaining, and most of all, ridiculously educational.
"We can still celebrate in the rain". Thank you for another terrific clip Nahre. I am grateful for your beautiful felt explanations of the colours and shades different composers paint into their music.
Schumann couldn't have done it any better! Brava!!
Thank you Erik!!!
Love it! I've never paid much attention to Schumann after my first piano years, so thanks for bringing him back to my attention.
Thank you!!! 🙏🙏🙏
In my humble opinion, this is the BEST music channel in RUclips. We can see that creative original compositions and great effort has been put into each video! Bravo!
The manic character is most sublime in the subdued chorale opening to Symphony 2
Perhaps the most brilliant exposition of an artist (Nahre Sol) about a composer I've seen, with such imagination, thank you for this
The visuals relating to the musical sounds were amazing and really captured the essential feeling. Well done!
Thank you!!! 🙏
Very thorough research into Schumann’s traits, and an impressive and fun arrangement! Thank you for sharing these!
Thank you so much!!!
4:56 Final product
0:21 Beginning of explanations
This was brilliant, as always! This series has made me really excited about the upcoming birthdays of other composers, to see what you've got planned. I'm looking forward to mid-December especially 😀
A birthday party in the rain is maybe the most Schumann sentiment I have ever read :o
Carnaval and Faschingsschwank aus Wien are my absolute favorites!
As a non music student fan of classical with just a smattering of music theory and critical listening ability, your videos are like manna from heaven. PLEASE keep making this kind of content. liked and subscribed!
I'm actually not even a fan of Schumann in general but I loved that video, it was very insightful and I learned alot about him ! Thank you very much Nahre !
Thank you so much!! 🙏
I thought my latest composition (Mélodie) sounded like Schumann. However, your analysis picked up on qualities within his music that I'd not considered. Honestly, your content is exceptional even on a crowded platform like RUclips!
The take on Happy Birthday sounded like the piano for a silent movie with the sudden shifts you said Shuman liked. Way cool!
That's a good comparison!! Thank you!!
This is SUCH an enjoyable video on all fronts: from the great inclusion of visuals, to the thoughtful and educated points of observation, to the comedic storytelling at the end--seriously amazing
It's not uncommon for these types of videos to parody the popular composers like Mozart, Chopin, maybe Rachmaninoff...but SCHUMANN? Wow! I bow down to this channel. You're like the "Adam Neely" for classical piano lol.
This is just so amazingly brilliant! You give this stuff so much care and thought, analyze it so thoroughly. And then present it in a way that is as clear as spring water. Love it! Thank you, Nahre
I like your voice explaining it, and all your content is the most amazing thing. but when I started playing the hardest part to appear. Thank you for inspiring me to learn more piano than just chords .
damn! you just really increased my appreciation for Schumann's piano music. happy birthday, Schumann.
Please do one “how to sound like” on Scriabin!
You are such an inspiration for me in terms of quality in video production and how much time and work you put in it - Thank you for being here Nahre!
Bravo...this video is a great help for us aspiring musicians...we asians are very proud with this kind of talent...like Filipinos usually say ''mahusay'' excellent
Thank you so much!!
Great explanation of Schuman's style and your rendition of HB ala Schuman was amazing!
Thank you!!!
Thank you very much. You make theory and harmony so interesting! You are teaching me how to listen carefully.
Thank you so much!!
A wonderful video. I am always looking for ways to understand the great composers of the past. The 19th century was truly a wondrous time for creativity. Schumann had a pained life but you have made his complexity human, meanginful and approachable. I look forward to other such videos. Many thanks.
What i find great about Schumann is, that he has pieces for beginners which are still poetic and very fun to play.
I agree!!
Thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuu! Will you make une on non-piano composers? (Wagner, Mahler etc.)
Edit:OMG I got an heart by Nahre!
Yes, I will attempt to do that for sure!!
@@NahreSol wow, you're so great! Thank for all of what you do 😊
Thank you!! 😊🙏
This was just wonderful. Thanks, Nahre.
really sweet tone.. and i love how you visualize the tone and style..
Wonderful video! Thank you very much Nahre Sol. Schumann is a great composer. Some works of Grieg and Scriabin reminds me of Schumann. I think they are all under-rated composers.
Every video you make inspires me to be a better a pianist and I'm so grateful for that !
Love from France !
Thank you so much!!! 🙏
You should make a CD with all these different Happy Birthday's!!
Amazing! Please do Prokofiev next!
Inspiring, entertaining and funny. This how music should be taught.
It is uncanny how apt your visuals are Nahare!
I really love this section of yours, after having heard classical music for years I really recognize the composer´s style in your versions. Great job, very inspiring
I reallyyy think that you are a genius
Great work and content. Bestt
I think this one is the most successful at achieving the composers sound, superb work nahre!
please never stop these their so awesome.
Thank you Nahre that was very beautiful
This is truly helpful and amazing ! It would be awesome if you have a step by step course teaching improvisation in different style of composers ! Thanks for all
I loved the captions you used.
Thank you!!!
Loved the titles over the birthday song! And your visuals get cooler each video. Great job!
Oh man I think this is my favourite of these. Genius!
My brother's bday is also June 8th, and I sent him this! Thank you so much for the great bday gift :)
You are so amazing. An inspiration. I wish to analyze music and compose like you
I love this series and it's amazing how the structure and visualizations help understand the concepts you mention. First introducing the stylistic elements with little examples and then using a well-known song to demonstrate a practical use case, all the while highlighting and visualizing the various elements with animations or text pop-ups, that is just great teaching! It's wonderful to see analytical clarity, instrumentalist virtuosity and strong didactics come together like this. And on top of it all, it's wonderfully entertaining and a pleasure to listen to.
Thank you very much for all of these, they're some of my favorite youtube videos! :)
This is a fabulous arrangement of Happy Birthday that really does sound like it could have been written by Schumann. Wonderful! (Many of your others are in your style, using some of the devices of another composer or style, but this one really nails his "voice"!)
Those visuals are soooooo Sympathetic! great visual layer, i have completely no idea what's in there, but i love it!
So underrated this channel! 😫😤
Keep up the amazing work! Would love to hear what Prokofiev sounds like
Genius! So cool!
The visual video is also super cool.
Awesome demo! You deserve your own planet, Nahre!
Very cool, complete, complex and simple at the same time...
as usual...
Merci et bravo... 🙏
Thank you so much!!
This one is so captivating. Please make one for Grieg (june 15). Ok it is a bit short notice, you can save it for next year. I will stay tuned.
Great video as always: outstanding happy birthday composition in "the style", excellent observation of Schumann piano music, lovely illustrations . This is a real visual and auditory treat. Thanks Nahre.
Amazing the way you explain your observations. The shapes really appeal to how my mind perceives these sounds also. Great work!
This is just so wonderful! Thank you.
Wow you have overcome all my expectations for this video!
Thank you so much!!!
Wow! This was an incredibly detailed analysis, and a genius stylization!
Very convincing, and definitely hear some "Carnaval" Op. 9 in your piece. Awesome! :)
Robert was known to give very descriptive titles for his own works and did the same for works by others. In the romantic fashion of the day, he often tried to contextualize in words what the work was trying to express. If you lived in his times, I’m sure you would’ve been featured in his newspaper.
Thank you so much!! 🙏
You're a genius Nahre