The downfall of many self taught pianists is that they expect to play this piece at full speed in a couple months time. It took me 1 year before I performed this piece in public for the first time. Aim for accuracy in notes and rhythm. What use is an NBA player that misses their shots? Doesn't matter how fast you run, if you're not accurate and score any points. Doesn't matter how fast you play the piece, if you're missing all the notes. Doesn't matter how accurate your shot is if you can only score them at the free throw line. Doesn't matter how many notes you play correctly if you don't play them on time.
Well said! I just started this one this week and already am guessing that with sneaking practices in between every day life it's a one year project for me as well...even then some of those passages are so quick, though I LOVED that the familiar chords and octave scales from my conservatory days will come in SO handy! Great play through @easypianohacks.
looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool I'm never gonna be able to play this.
@EasyPianoHacks wow! I have been practicing this song for a very long time , and this video is definitely gonna help. Could you comment on the Pedaling? do you just step and release on it everywhere it indicates to, or do you step and sustain it?
This will be a challenge to play well. I'd make sure to supplement with a lot of technique. Took me at least 10 years of practice to start learning this, didn't start till I was 20 years in, so please put this into context.
I wouldn't recommend learning this until you've been taking lessons for about 3-4 years and have also practiced piano exercises such as arpeggios, scales etc. Good luck though!
This is a really big confidence boost in my own practice technique as i wasnt entirely sure if i was practicing effectively! Also you've given me some great tips so thank you! This video was great
I started this piece 3 years ago and learned it within just a couple of months (I took classes for 5 years, then quit), but my mistake was trying to get through it as fast as I could, which is why my placement and rythm isn’t perfect. I really suggest anyone reading this to perfect every bit before moving on to the next!! To this day i still make many mistakes because I started off wrong and its very difficult to unlearn things
Started learning this you are a god!! could you please (and i know this is a lot to ask and its gonna take ages) make a step by step tutorial for this (ofc not note by note but you get it) ❤️
I hear you. You've found something - the truth. Piano sheet music comes in different levels of difficulty. Most of the RUclips video tutorials, or sheet music are probably way over your head, and you might even know it. Trying to play a piece above your skill level is like learning to run a 100km marathon, when most people trying to learn piano online can barely do a 5km run. To run a 100km marathon, you need to master a 10km, 25km, 50km, 75km run... before trying a 100km marathon. To play Pirates well, you need to learn quite a few classical fundamentals + scales, chords, and arpeggios.
It might seem scary, but it can be done. I know there's a lot of people on RUclips looking for this freedom. You might be interested in the waitlist for this course I'm building to help turn self taught pianists into public piano performers: courses.easypianohacks.com/classical-piano-without-private-lessons
Wow, great attention to accuracy and detail! Quite a few things I can learn from you! But there's also plenty of thoughts/suggestions I can offer. For example, at the descending interlocking chromatic octaves I notice your movements in and out of the keyboard (as you alternate between black and white keys) are quite big. How about playing the white octaves close to the tips of the black keys, and the black octaves near on the tips of the black keys? That way its only a very small hop between black and white keys. Keeping the movements small, light and close to the keys helps me tremendously with speed in this case. Also I'm concerned that 1+4 on the black keys causes ulnar deviation which might increase the risk of injury. It also seems to contribute to the big jumpy in-and-out movements on the keyboard. I personally do 1+5 on the black keys also. I also practice this part playing only the thumbs-part of the octaves, and then adding the pinkies. Focusing on the thumbs helps me get my movements more even and coordinated. I tend to think of the left hand "leading the way" and the right hand "following in the left hand's footsteps"...I hope that makes sense. That's what works for me anyway...
You play very well my friend. Love your approach and I agree on all points. Thanks for catching that rhythm! Is it just me or does it sound different from the soundtrack when played exactly as written on the sheet music? In any case, I appreciate your attention to detail. I was always taught to use 1+4 for black keys on my chromatic octaves to distinguish a difference between black and white keys for accuracy. To each their own of course - I don't find too much difficulty doing the chromatic octaves the way I do them, but I also agree with your method. Lately, I'm actually finding computer and MIDI keyboard use damaging to my fingers, so that's been on my mind more. I'll give your method a try for the sake of my finger health. Let's hope voice technology gets better soon, so we can get more done without staring at screens and using mechanical keyboards so much.
I started piano around 2 years ago and I began learning this about 6 months ago. I have then entire thing almost perfect. I'd say that's pretty good! Thanks for this amazing video!
I would like if you said the notes your were clicking that’s why I come to videos I have really good hand and eye coordination but am not the best at reading notes
You have to tell us the notes before you tell us the bear and all that bc some of us can't read shear music that's why we came here I like this version though so can you tell us the notes without shear music
You are probably not following comments on this anymore, but would be super grateful if you broke down Jarrods harry potter theme in the same way, if you had time!! Thanks so much for such detailed tutorials
Hey... just wondering. Are you left handed? I think the notation @measure 57 says for the RH to jump down. But you play it so well with your left hand, I thought that might be why. Also.. did you try the 1-5 fingers for the descending octaves (m:39-42) that another commenter mentioned? That's what I have been using, but was trying out your 1-4 black key method & it works.. but, I'm not super comfortable with it. Any thoughts? I probably have way more questions.. lol! Been deep in for about 7months... but the finish line is in sight :)
Please ask all your questions! 👍 mm.57 - Yes you're right, but I felt the jump for the RH would be bigger than if the LH did it. I'm right handed hahaa but when it comes to piano both are pretty equal. mm.39-42 - my chromatic octaves have always been taught to use 1-4 on black keys, 1-5 on white keys. There's a slight benefit to knowing exactly what you're playing when you use different fingers for different chords. ALL QUESTIONS WELCOME So don't be shy 😉 I am compiling everyone's questions and answering them in detail + live coaching support in here: courses.easypianohacks.com/learn-pirates-of-the-carribbean-by-jarrod-radnich
@@levelsofpiano hey thanks! I really appreciate the help. Today, I focused on being more picky or particular about the "perfection" of whichever section before increasing tempo.. most of the time, I would play it perfectly once before going up in speed (approximately 2-5bpm each time). By not allowing any mistakes for three consecutive attempts, I was honestly shocked at how many first time successes were actually luck 🤣 As for the 1-4 on black, well,... I don't have the most traditional piano education. I've been playing music for over 25years now, but I started with the clarinet.. learned a handful of other instruments along the way.. but decided on piano because, well, you know.. it's the best! (Wow, this so long; apologies... imma wrap this up) I learned what I could by myself and got a real teacher about 5 years ago & he has never mentioned or corrected my fingers for octaves. But I will definitely be bringing it up next class. Honestly, thanks! You are the best 😁
I have been playing the sheet music and have been wondering what the *Red (or is it *Reo, I can’t tell) below the base clef is. Does it mean something or is it just decorative?
@@tekmeknivek8438 Ah, thank you. Looked it up and it’s Ped, that’s why I couldn’t find anything. Thanks for the help, should make it sound much better.
This tutorial helped me out so much! I used anothter syntehsia tutorial for almost de whole song, but your tutorial helped me with the last part en to tie the loose ends up! Amazing🙌🏼🔥
No but I have an adapted version coming out soon. Working on 5 levels of Pirates releasing soon. Join this one first courses.easypianohacks.com/learn-pirates-of-the-carribbean-by-jarrod-radnich
Not sure if you're still following these comments; but I've been playing the piano casually for basically as long as I can remember, never having had any lessons. I took a few lessons eventually which went into some basics about chords and inversions etc etc, but I quit early on because I wasn't getting a real benefit from it. While watching this video I realised that that's not because the concepts weren't important or anything, but because they focussed on _what_ to learn, as opposed to _how_ to learn it. The latter I was supposed to figure out myself. This video was really good for me to fill in the gaps in my learning technique, and I'm now learning much faster, as well as with more enjoyment! It also always helps to see people who are good at something struggle with the same things you are, it gives a good confidence boost :) Thanks for making the video! Would love to see more of these kinds of study sessions!
More to come! Your story is very similar to a lot of my students that come from RUclips. If you ever need help just book a free call :) courses.easypianohacks.com/
I started learning this when I was about 14 (26 now!) and only ever “mastered” the intro and bars 22-33 and stumbled through the rest up until towards the end of page 3 and that’s it. I’ve finally committed to truly learning this masterpiece in its entirety and your video is helping me SO much, specifically for the breakdown of rhythms in the faster arpeggios. Cannot thank you enough, I’m not sure I’d have nailed down the rhythms without this as a guide so thank you!!! Coming back to this everyday as I progress. Cannot wait to one day share this with the world!
Hi, its me again. I learnt this piece to measurement 92 (where the huge jumps start) in 6 days. Speed for learning new parts I have set to 65-70bbm. 35:30 Mm 92 I noticed that you are playing Bb instead of "D" the second note in the left hand. Did you play that on purpose since the first note is also Bb? I watched your video like 3 times fully and a couple more times for parts of the piece, so I noticed that haha :D.
Can you plz guide me. Before playing this song. I need Exercises for Playing Bass with chords, rhythm, arpeggio. Can i get practice lesson exercises separately
35:45 Never mind of key "Bb" instead of "D" - it sounds better. The first chord of tact 14 I usually play "F" instaed of "G" - soundsmore dramatically bc of minor.
Okay, two questions: 1: Why is it that it is easy to play hands separate but not together when I do this? 2: My arms and fingers are hurting a bit (especially when doing the glissandoes at the end) when practicing this as a whole when trying to do the performance speed. Any tips on coping to this?
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The downfall of many self taught pianists is that they expect to play this piece at full speed in a couple months time. It took me 1 year before I performed this piece in public for the first time. Aim for accuracy in notes and rhythm.
What use is an NBA player that misses their shots?
Doesn't matter how fast you run, if you're not accurate and score any points.
Doesn't matter how fast you play the piece, if you're missing all the notes.
Doesn't matter how accurate your shot is if you can only score them at the free throw line.
Doesn't matter how many notes you play correctly if you don't play them on time.
Well said! I just started this one this week and already am guessing that with sneaking practices in between every day life it's a one year project for me as well...even then some of those passages are so quick, though I LOVED that the familiar chords and octave scales from my conservatory days will come in SO handy! Great play through @easypianohacks.
Well thought out tips!
Love how you show it 'in the real' with what it takes to clean up those passages even as such a talented pianist! Brilliant.
I learnt it in a week :)
Excuse me ,will you make a Jarrod Radnich harry potter tutorial (like this video :step by step teaching) ?
I already know that like i was 6 years old and i played it! I have book of that and im level 5 right now
Umm yeah... I wasn't sure whether to take "sit on the lowest register of the piano" seriously until now.
sitting is serious business
I think I finally found a piece to start learning the piano on 😂😂
looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
I'm never gonna be able to play this.
What does leap of faith mean? Jump and hope to get the right key?
Yup, jump on time and if you miss it, adjust or go slower.
Obrigado meu amigo você me iluminou!!!( thanks my friend!!)🤩🤩👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🇧🇷🇧🇷
@EasyPianoHacks wow! I have been practicing this song for a very long time , and this video is definitely gonna help. Could you comment on the Pedaling? do you just step and release on it everywhere it indicates to, or do you step and sustain it?
I change the pedal to the markings, otherwise on every chord change
I've worked very hard and now I'm able to do the 44:14 part. I'll learn everything else afterwards
Hahaha!
Ppl who only have 5 octaves:😃😃😃
I've been taking piano classes for 2 months, I want to learn this, and I WILL learn it, wish me luck.
This will be a challenge to play well. I'd make sure to supplement with a lot of technique. Took me at least 10 years of practice to start learning this, didn't start till I was 20 years in, so please put this into context.
If you like this, I go over how to do it in my 10 day challenge: easypianohacks.com/10-day-challenge/
Don’t hurt yourself! Good luck 👍
Good luck! I just started learning this song too. It’s definitely challenging but I believe in you!
I wouldn't recommend learning this until you've been taking lessons for about 3-4 years and have also practiced piano exercises such as arpeggios, scales etc. Good luck though!
ive beinng learning the first 20 seconds and it took me 1 year
It be like that 👍 keep going girl you got this ♥️
Have you learned it now?
You might want to change songs tbh that bit is easy compared to the leader on phrases a year for 20 seconds is a bit excessive
I don't know why I'm watching this, I already know how to play this piece😂
You have good taste that's why
me too
This is a really big confidence boost in my own practice technique as i wasnt entirely sure if i was practicing effectively! Also you've given me some great tips so thank you! This video was great
Gotchu Jodie - if you have any further questions feel free to DM me on instagram.com/easypianohacks
I started this piece 3 years ago and learned it within just a couple of months (I took classes for 5 years, then quit), but my mistake was trying to get through it as fast as I could, which is why my placement and rythm isn’t perfect. I really suggest anyone reading this to perfect every bit before moving on to the next!! To this day i still make many mistakes because I started off wrong and its very difficult to unlearn things
this comment is everything
Started learning this you are a god!! could you please (and i know this is a lot to ask and its gonna take ages) make a step by step tutorial for this (ofc not note by note but you get it) ❤️
I hear you. You've found something - the truth.
Piano sheet music comes in different levels of difficulty.
Most of the RUclips video tutorials, or sheet music are probably way over your head, and you might even know it.
Trying to play a piece above your skill level is like learning to run a 100km marathon, when most people trying to learn piano online can barely do a 5km run.
To run a 100km marathon, you need to master a 10km, 25km, 50km, 75km run... before trying a 100km marathon.
To play Pirates well, you need to learn quite a few classical fundamentals + scales, chords, and arpeggios.
It might seem scary, but it can be done. I know there's a lot of people on RUclips looking for this freedom.
You might be interested in the waitlist for this course I'm building to help turn self taught pianists into public piano performers:
courses.easypianohacks.com/classical-piano-without-private-lessons
@@levelsofpiano thanks so much!
could you please recommend me a sad/fast paste peace like howls moving castle, i cant find anything?
@@mango9277 astromica but it's sad and emotional - just RUclips that and it only took 3 days to play
Thank you so much for this!!! I just bought the music and am pleasantly surprised on how intuitive this piece is and this video helps a TON!!!!!
Gotchu Emily, if you have any questions feel free to ask 😊 lucien@easypianohacks.com
Talented hands but show them to a dermatologist and apply a treatment. unless you alr do.
I've started using moisturizer 😂 thanks
EasyPianoHacks no but u should get them checked you might have like eczema or sth. moisturizer only keeps them hydrated.
I've been learning this about 2 years now and still cant play this BUT THIS VIDEO TOOK ME TOO ANOTHER LEVEL TYSMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM.❤❤❤❤❤
Wow, great attention to accuracy and detail! Quite a few things I can learn from you! But there's also plenty of thoughts/suggestions I can offer.
For example, at the descending interlocking chromatic octaves I notice your movements in and out of the keyboard (as you alternate between black and white keys) are quite big. How about playing the white octaves close to the tips of the black keys, and the black octaves near on the tips of the black keys? That way its only a very small hop between black and white keys. Keeping the movements small, light and close to the keys helps me tremendously with speed in this case.
Also I'm concerned that 1+4 on the black keys causes ulnar deviation which might increase the risk of injury. It also seems to contribute to the big jumpy in-and-out movements on the keyboard.
I personally do 1+5 on the black keys also.
I also practice this part playing only the thumbs-part of the octaves, and then adding the pinkies. Focusing on the thumbs helps me get my movements more even and coordinated.
I tend to think of the left hand "leading the way" and the right hand "following in the left hand's footsteps"...I hope that makes sense.
That's what works for me anyway...
Oh, and a heads up... double check your rhythms at measures 37-38.
You play very well my friend. Love your approach and I agree on all points.
Thanks for catching that rhythm! Is it just me or does it sound different from the soundtrack when played exactly as written on the sheet music?
In any case, I appreciate your attention to detail. I was always taught to use 1+4 for black keys on my chromatic octaves to distinguish a difference between black and white keys for accuracy.
To each their own of course - I don't find too much difficulty doing the chromatic octaves the way I do them, but I also agree with your method.
Lately, I'm actually finding computer and MIDI keyboard use damaging to my fingers, so that's been on my mind more. I'll give your method a try for the sake of my finger health.
Let's hope voice technology gets better soon, so we can get more done without staring at screens and using mechanical keyboards so much.
I started piano around 2 years ago and I began learning this about 6 months ago. I have then entire thing almost perfect. I'd say that's pretty good! Thanks for this amazing video!
*Failure is the pillar of success.* ✨
Fck every section is impossible or fcking 10 years to play,aaaaaaaaaaa 😀😂
hahaha yee not everything is an easy tutorial 😂 cant expect to lift 315lbs on the first day in the gym
I can play this ( though i m 16🥲) but i can't do the Octave run part just after the arpegio run 🙁
Where I can find notes for this?
And can you post it on instgram?
But this is epic
You'll want to join this easypianohacks.com/10-day-challenge/
@@levelsofpiano And when course will start?
I havent played piano eaven once and ill attempt to learn this to prove that its possible if you have patience and percevirence
Easy hack I commented about something on your other video plz respond
Please make Jarrod Radnich - Game of Thrones tutorial
I dont know the chords tho :( i cannot read notes D:
After 2 to 3 months I can play this song😊😊😊😊
Bruh
Share it with us! Would love to hear it
Send me a DM I'll repost
Https://instagram.com/easypianohacks
I would like if you said the notes your were clicking that’s why I come to videos I have really good hand and eye coordination but am not the best at reading notes
Do you think you'd be able to make this using Synesthesia? That would be really, really, really helpful. Thanks!
Hi can you perhaps drop the link for the music sheet i can’t find this version (jarrod radnich’s)
You have to tell us the notes before you tell us the bear and all that bc some of us can't read shear music that's why we came here I like this version though so can you tell us the notes without shear music
You are probably not following comments on this anymore, but would be super grateful if you broke down Jarrods harry potter theme in the same way, if you had time!! Thanks so much for such detailed tutorials
This is just epic!!🔥🔥🔥 Man!! U r so so good!! Thank u so much for this!!🙏🙏
Gotchu bro 🙏🙏
Hey... just wondering.
Are you left handed? I think the notation @measure 57 says for the RH to jump down. But you play it so well with your left hand, I thought that might be why.
Also.. did you try the 1-5 fingers for the descending octaves (m:39-42) that another commenter mentioned? That's what I have been using, but was trying out your 1-4 black key method & it works.. but, I'm not super comfortable with it. Any thoughts?
I probably have way more questions.. lol!
Been deep in for about 7months... but the finish line is in sight :)
Please ask all your questions! 👍
mm.57 - Yes you're right, but I felt the jump for the RH would be bigger than if the LH did it.
I'm right handed hahaa but when it comes to piano both are pretty equal.
mm.39-42 - my chromatic octaves have always been taught to use 1-4 on black keys, 1-5 on white keys. There's a slight benefit to knowing exactly what you're playing when you use different fingers for different chords.
ALL QUESTIONS WELCOME
So don't be shy 😉
I am compiling everyone's questions and answering them in detail + live coaching support in here:
courses.easypianohacks.com/learn-pirates-of-the-carribbean-by-jarrod-radnich
@@levelsofpiano hey thanks! I really appreciate the help.
Today, I focused on being more picky or particular about the "perfection" of whichever section before increasing tempo.. most of the time, I would play it perfectly once before going up in speed (approximately 2-5bpm each time).
By not allowing any mistakes for three consecutive attempts, I was honestly shocked at how many first time successes were actually luck 🤣
As for the 1-4 on black, well,... I don't have the most traditional piano education. I've been playing music for over 25years now, but I started with the clarinet.. learned a handful of other instruments along the way..
but decided on piano because, well, you know.. it's the best! (Wow, this so long; apologies... imma wrap this up) I learned what I could by myself and got a real teacher about 5 years ago & he has never mentioned or corrected my fingers for octaves. But I will definitely be bringing it up next class.
Honestly, thanks!
You are the best 😁
@@levelsofpiano Quick question... what fingers did you use for the LH B-flat chord in measure 93?
Hey I am not able to understand this type of notes I can only understand the notes of piano in a b c format so anyone can help me with this ?
That’s a sub if u ask me
W in the chat for this guy who showed us how it’s done and then taught us 👑
Legendary
I need to learn this, it's soooooo good! 👍
such a good piece
I have
Very nice and helpful. Do you play other notes at 93? Lower chords are d's on the sheet music
yeah I've kinda modified them to be my own ahhaha good eye :)
I have been playing the sheet music and have been wondering what the *Red (or is it *Reo, I can’t tell) below the base clef is. Does it mean something or is it just decorative?
@@tekmeknivek8438 Ah, thank you. Looked it up and it’s Ped, that’s why I couldn’t find anything. Thanks for the help, should make it sound much better.
what is the name of the fast piece that you played at the very end?
End
amazing tutorial, really helpful! However, that B flat octave 35:40 rather than D is wrong, you just kept playing that
I purposefully changed that bc I liked how it sounded hahha
This tutorial helped me out so much! I used anothter syntehsia tutorial for almost de whole song, but your tutorial helped me with the last part en to tie the loose ends up! Amazing🙌🏼🔥
bless you - can't wait to hear you play it! DM me on instagram.com/easypianohacks I'll share it :D
I feel like i'm listening hmm... a robot ? No feeling, no heart...
Whare can you find the notes?
google?
Can i do this on 61 keys??
No but I have an adapted version coming out soon. Working on 5 levels of Pirates releasing soon.
Join this one first
courses.easypianohacks.com/learn-pirates-of-the-carribbean-by-jarrod-radnich
Not sure if you're still following these comments; but I've been playing the piano casually for basically as long as I can remember, never having had any lessons. I took a few lessons eventually which went into some basics about chords and inversions etc etc, but I quit early on because I wasn't getting a real benefit from it.
While watching this video I realised that that's not because the concepts weren't important or anything, but because they focussed on _what_ to learn, as opposed to _how_ to learn it. The latter I was supposed to figure out myself.
This video was really good for me to fill in the gaps in my learning technique, and I'm now learning much faster, as well as with more enjoyment!
It also always helps to see people who are good at something struggle with the same things you are, it gives a good confidence boost :)
Thanks for making the video! Would love to see more of these kinds of study sessions!
More to come! Your story is very similar to a lot of my students that come from RUclips. If you ever need help just book a free call :) courses.easypianohacks.com/
Wow, great work, this mount is awesome, thankyou so much
Sweet I'll make videos in this format then 😊👌
I have only learned the last chord so far 🤪🤪
hahahahaa make sure to have good осанка🤪
EasyPianoHacks wow! do you speak Russian?
Your a very good teacher. Thanks
Bless you
Great tutorial, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I started learning this when I was about 14 (26 now!) and only ever “mastered” the intro and bars 22-33 and stumbled through the rest up until towards the end of page 3 and that’s it. I’ve finally committed to truly learning this masterpiece in its entirety and your video is helping me SO much, specifically for the breakdown of rhythms in the faster arpeggios. Cannot thank you enough, I’m not sure I’d have nailed down the rhythms without this as a guide so thank you!!! Coming back to this everyday as I progress. Cannot wait to one day share this with the world!
Are you gonna fix the wrong note in measure 93?! You keep playing adjacent notes instead of the D octaves. It's the same note as measure 92.
I already started to play this... I've been practicing for a week and i almost done ... :) Thanks for the tutorial.
Ty bestie I have probs w how to count this was rlly helpful ‼️
gotchu Hannah :)
Hi, its me again. I learnt this piece to measurement 92 (where the huge jumps start) in 6 days. Speed for learning new parts I have set to 65-70bbm.
35:30 Mm 92 I noticed that you are playing Bb instead of "D" the second note in the left hand. Did you play that on purpose since the first note is also Bb?
I watched your video like 3 times fully and a couple more times for parts of the piece, so I noticed that haha :D.
I love u
Love you back bro
Can you plz guide me. Before playing this song. I need Exercises for Playing Bass with chords, rhythm, arpeggio. Can i get practice lesson exercises separately
Challenging, as hell, I played piano for a couple months (7 or more) and I'm gone try this, not try, I'm gone do this, at every costs.
35:45 Never mind of key "Bb" instead of "D" - it sounds better. The first chord of tact 14 I usually play "F" instaed of "G" - soundsmore dramatically bc of minor.
Could you do this in synesthesia
I’m learning this today
Bless you let me know how it goes 🙏
EasyPianoHacks I learnt about 40 seconds so far
And for two or three years to come
CAN U PLS SHOW WHERE TO ADD PEDAL
I’m a beginner self taught guy, just been a few weeks….Will I be able to play in this in at least 3-4 years?
Ist 14 years Old. I am just trying to learn It. I began playing 8 years ago.
You really helped my with your video.
Thanks
Amosdoll Music could never
I'm going to learn this wish me luck guys ;)
Good luck! Just started too😁
Hello, you are awesome!!
Where can I get or find the music sheet?
Google pirates of the caribbeanpd Jarrod Radnich it'll pop up first link 😉
Do you have a pdf of the version you’re playing?
Thank you soo much for the video...!! I long would it take me to practice this..?
Pls make Revolutionary etude tutorial.
One of the best piano teaching chanells btw :D
Keep making these videos
Bless you fam I'll work on itt
@@levelsofpiano are you right or left handed?
@@jonasvorka5991 right ✋
I have played this many times but it was never perfect, i need to practice more and thank you for you support!!
Thats is great tutorial thank you👍👍 Could you Make also Digital version of this
Thank you man❤
Wow... you are an excellent pianist... thanks for the tutoríal..
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial!!! ❤
im at “your favourite” bit which is mine too and its so fun to play
39:23---39:29??????
I made up my mind. I'll start learning this from starting this day
And how is it going?
@@Monkee407 it's been over a week and I can now play almost a minute of the song. I'm beginner btw
Nice ^^ keep it going and good luck with the leaps of faith later on xD
And how is it going?
Finally I found it! Thanks you man!!!
Nice done 👍. I also played IT on my Channel.
Can i get separate exercises for arpeggio and rhythm for practicing.
The best 💥
Bless you
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Great job!!!!!! Bravo!!!!
Why is your hand bleeding tho
Try play this song , and you will understand why :D
So good
Bless your good taste
I dont know the chords tho :( i cannot read notes D:
Great work Lucien !! Very helpful 👍
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RC from our group
thanks RC bless you🙏
Can we play it on 61 keys keyboard
May i know how i can get the sheet? Thanks !
Okay, two questions:
1: Why is it that it is easy to play hands separate but not together when I do this?
2: My arms and fingers are hurting a bit (especially when doing the glissandoes at the end) when practicing this as a whole when trying to do the performance speed. Any tips on coping to this?
Do you have a link to the sheet music?
Thank you Sir
DUUUUDE!!!!!! thats amazing!!!!!!!!!
Excited
Yessir 🙏
Excellent work bro as usuall! 🔥
Gotchu fam