Such a lovely piece and a wonderful interpretation! All you youngies who are learning this keep at it! The music is so easily absorbed by the young brain. Get the piece in your fingers. Memorize it so that you can concentrate on making it musical when you play it and it just flows through your hands into the air. Take full advantage of your sponge-like brains now, the piece will be in your fingers forever. ps...I'm 59. I know of what I speak.
my sister hates this song. she said that everytime i play the piano in the morning, i always start from this song and it would always make her wake up from her peaceful dreams
At last, a truly beautiful performance of this oft massacred sonatina. Thank you Ms. Hidy for the loving attention you have accorded to each phrase and note.
Man the grace not at 00:27 really makes this piece. I was trying to study this piece without listening to a recording. Then I listened to this....and my confidence was crushed :(
Beautiful. I played this as part of my Advanced Higher music in high school (I'm from Scotland) back in 2004. Hard to believe that was sixteen years ago.
Played this as a merit piece and got full marks! It's difficult, but absolutely essential to keep a steady tempo on it. Hanon exercises help a ton, too.
First REAL thing I learned on piano years ago. Great easy transition from little 2 line nursery rhyme type songs with the cartoons on the side of the page to the real stuff.
Thank you...excellent... I am learning this now so this is very inspiring and helpful... I saw many great things on your channel... I subscribed...and shared with others... thank u
i just finished 7th grade of royal conservatory . I recommend this song to anyone whos taking the 7th grade, its fairly easy and it sounds so good (the first part). cheers :)
i'm learning this right now for a concert, if i learn it by then, but if i don't i have two other pieces to play: Three sonatinas by Beethoven and Winter Morning by Tchaivovsky This really helps me learn it, thanks for posting this! :) This is one of my favorite songs for piano! :))) Anyway, thanks!
I'm learning this song on the piano and a lot of it is pretty easy for me if I really practice it. This piece is so much fun to play!😍💗 I haven't finished it yet but I'm getting there! Sometimes I play it really fast on purpose just to see how fast I can play it😁
Im past this piece and its very easy for me, yet its so fun to play im playing it sgain and enjoying it. I just finished playing mozarts fantasie in d minor #3
There's no doubt a professional pianist breathes new life into this piece, especially the final movement. Articulating every note really makes a difference, but so hard to do :) I think student slearning the op 36 sonatinas should concentrate as much on articulation after they've grasped the technical side.
PianoPanthers I'm typing in perfect English. In British English "learnt" is the past tense of "learn" - i'm assuming you use the bastardised version of American English as you say "learned".
Damn, I'm late to the party learning this :P I'm 24 years old, first getting into concert piano now lol... I'm learning this piece as a recital piece for school. Some of you are learning this at 10 years old?! Wow, props. I'm going to assume one of two things; either you're all Japanese, or you practice a lot more effectively than I do lol (the Japanese remark, referring one line in an episode of South Park lol)
When you really put your mind to it its not that hard. I'm not gonna say it's easy because its not you just really have to be determined. I'm 12 and learning it now. and I'm not Japanese and i only practice about an hour and a half a day. just keep your mind at it and you'll get it down in no time! I'm sure you already know how to play it! It's never too late!
Having worked my way through Op.36, this spiritoso, together with the No.5 presto and the No.1 allegro and (especially!) that beautiful andante are my absolute favourites (to play AND to listen to)
These Clementi sonatinas were invaluable as a transition from the method books and little songs to the works of the masters. I will always love them.
This is pure joy! Like a child's laugh, so cheerful!
Such a lovely piece and a wonderful interpretation! All you youngies who are learning this keep at it! The music is so easily absorbed by the young brain. Get the piece in your fingers. Memorize it so that you can concentrate on making it musical when you play it and it just flows through your hands into the air. Take full advantage of your sponge-like brains now, the piece will be in your fingers forever. ps...I'm 59. I know of what I speak.
I agree
me too.
Me three
Michael Higgins I learnt it
This Clementi piece, is just the absolute essence of humanity and the unity of peace and familiarity, I hope in 4 years I can learn this piece 🎹✨
'Kinderszenen' This musik reminds me of reminiscence of my childhood. Pure and absolute beauty is here in this music... :)
00:00 Spiritoso
04:28 Un Poco Adagio
06:19 Allegro
Noice 👌
@ForceSoundtrack Thank you!
nice❤
It really makes you feel good about yourself when you finally learn how to play it like this
LOVE how he keeps the LH quiet
You're supposed to do that.
He, or She? The pianist Is a woman!
I'm 12 and learning this right now; it's my teacher's all-time favorite piece.
Y ahora cuántos años tienes?
@@sebastianaguirre5591 Too old. Thanks for showing me my old cringe.
@@chrisplamondon3936 Ooh, no es cringe, simplemente parece que tenías unos buenos gustos Jajaja
my is 18 now
Your recordings of the Clementi sonatinas are the best I've heard I have my students listen to them when they are learning them
This is the best interpretation I've heard of this piece. Congrats
my sister hates this song. she said that everytime i play the piano in the morning, i always start from this song and it would always make her wake up from her peaceful dreams
Good job waking up your sister XD
Since you are her alarm clock I advise that you take away/shut off her origonal alarms, and start playing at the exact moment her alarms are set XD
+Cathy Zhao lol
is you sister bigger than you or smaller?
Same!!!! I do it too 😂😂
I just finished the Spiritoso and Un poco Adagio part. Now onto Allegro.
This is my favorite piece and I love it.
This interpretation did really well in keeping the essence of Classicism.
At last, a truly beautiful performance of this oft massacred sonatina. Thank you Ms. Hidy for the loving attention you have accorded to each phrase and note.
She does play well! Most people don't understand that if they'd break their Classical-era pianofortes of they played too hard. :'(
A wonderfully musical interpretation that inspires students learning this sonatina.
This is my absolute favorite piece to play on the piano.
Yes! Hanon is so very helpful. Glad to see someone else uses his work :)
I'm playing this and this is a excellent performance bravo!👏
This is such a beautiful interpretation! So happy when listening to it! I'm much more motivated to learn this piece now at 27 years old lol. Thank u!
+FitryKudou me too at 24! Fighting!
FitryKudou finally someone thats not like 9 years old and learning this cause i started feeling really dumb(im 15)
I’m 12.....I’m done with it...
I was 10 when I learned it. I’m 45 now. Wish I had RUclips by then to hear how it should have sounded. 😥 Love this piece,!
I'm 8
This is my favorite piece to play on the piano. Somehow it's really fun, especially starting from the 1:10 mark.
Clementi had the expertise of using alberti bass in the first movement, very so slightly and in a smooth pattern and transition between triads.
I'm learning this too. I'm still in my mom's stomach lol
shutup!
Neeru Chugh lol
shut up! just like nearu said stupid! its not even that funny!
Shut up
!!
Great piece. Thanks for posting.
Man the grace not at 00:27 really makes this piece. I was trying to study this piece without listening to a recording. Then I listened to this....and my confidence was crushed :(
Semplice but so sweet. What a music!
Beautiful. I played this as part of my Advanced Higher music in high school (I'm from Scotland) back in 2004. Hard to believe that was sixteen years ago.
I LOVE it ! if I could one day play like this?!
thx! it really help me when i get frustrated! keep up the awesome/good work!
Played this as a merit piece and got full marks! It's difficult, but absolutely essential to keep a steady tempo on it. Hanon exercises help a ton, too.
Hey, I've been looking for a good one of this! Thanks!
First REAL thing I learned on piano years ago. Great easy transition from little 2 line nursery rhyme type songs with the cartoons on the side of the page to the real stuff.
What a perfect performance!!
Thank you...excellent... I am learning this now so this is very inspiring and helpful... I saw many great things on your channel... I subscribed...and shared with others... thank u
aaaah, old memories from when I was just learning how to play piano :)
아 난 클레멘티중에 이게 젤 좋더라💘
ㅇㅈ이욬
i just finished 7th grade of royal conservatory . I recommend this song to anyone whos taking the 7th grade, its fairly easy and it sounds so good (the first part). cheers :)
Great piece.
i'm learning this right now for a concert, if i learn it by then, but if i don't i have two other pieces to play: Three sonatinas by Beethoven and Winter Morning by Tchaivovsky This really helps me learn it, thanks for posting this! :) This is one of my favorite songs for piano! :))) Anyway, thanks!
great and lively a learning this too
I am working on this piece and this is really good.
+Luca Nijim How are you doing? I bet you've mastered it! I'm working on this piece as well. . I love this particular interpretation.
I'm learning this song on the piano and a lot of it is pretty easy for me if I really practice it. This piece is so much fun to play!😍💗 I haven't finished it yet but I'm getting there! Sometimes I play it really fast on purpose just to see how fast I can play it😁
Same, dude
Is this the speed it's supposed to be? I like it. It's relaxing. Alot of times it sounds like people are playing it too fast and rushing.
Totally agreed.
You actually have to play at this speed when you paly this song.
I'm actually doing this song right now.
@@quels8560 Awesome 👍
Sounds so cheerful and lively! Nice job :) I'm learning it too!
WOW SO GOOD LOVE IT 🤩🤩🤩
Wow! I love it!❤️🎶👀
👅
감상하기 좋음💖💖😔😌😔
I love this Sonatina and I am 8 years old and working on this song ❤
this is a beautiful piece, lovely tone and touch
This is my CM exam piece (spiritoso)
Merci. J’aime cela.🎉😊❤
I learned this when I was 10 and now I can play the whole thing easily. It's a great piece to learn at any age.
00:40 부분의 엇박이 정말 세련됐음.. 감동이야..
I'm playing this right now and it's really fun to play
Beautiful ! Thank you very much :)
Great performance
Playing this for my recital
beautiful playing
9살때 배웠던 곡,,, 아직도 손이 기억해요,,
BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:)
i'm so like this song. i'm learn this song when i course 1 year. i'm so happy
Angeline Theresia wat
Im past this piece and its very easy for me, yet its so fun to play im playing it sgain and enjoying it. I just finished playing mozarts fantasie in d minor #3
very mature playing
now as I see it, its really quite an easy piece
beautiful sound！！！
There's no doubt a professional pianist breathes new life into this piece, especially the final movement. Articulating every note really makes a difference, but so hard to do :) I think student slearning the op 36 sonatinas should concentrate as much on articulation after they've grasped the technical side.
my first recital piece :"")
Wow, this is amaizing
Helps with studying!! :D
muy bien,,,,,,
im a foetus and i've learnt this, it's fun i guess
shutup!
Neeru Chugh brb being born
Alvaro Munoz-joy lol
Please speak English. I'm sorry but I do not understand what language you are speaking whenever you say "learnt".
PianoPanthers
I'm typing in perfect English.
In British English "learnt" is the past tense of "learn" - i'm assuming you use the bastardised version of American English as you say "learned".
Do anyone knows if this piece appear in any movies/film before?
I learned this when I was 11
明日発表会で、これ、弾く
awesome playing dudet
This was my exam piece ♥
🇰🇷🇰🇷This was my elementary school piano contest music....
I'm starting to play this
Dang, I don't play now (do not have a piano here), but it was always my favorite one as well years ago... :-)
I am trying to learn this
Damn, I'm late to the party learning this :P I'm 24 years old, first getting into concert piano now lol...
I'm learning this piece as a recital piece for school. Some of you are learning this at 10 years old?! Wow, props. I'm going to assume one of two things; either you're all Japanese, or you practice a lot more effectively than I do lol
(the Japanese remark, referring one line in an episode of South Park lol)
Lol I thought the exact same thing
When you really put your mind to it its not that hard. I'm not gonna say it's easy because its not you just really have to be determined. I'm 12 and learning it now. and I'm not Japanese and i only practice about an hour and a half a day. just keep your mind at it and you'll get it down in no time! I'm sure you already know how to play it! It's never too late!
I'm leading this at 9, started at the end of my 8 year old hood. That made no sense :P I need grammar lessons.
*learning
I'm ten and learning it now. It's pretty hard.
You are the best
Very well done!
I am happy after i listening is song
이거 완전 추억돋음 옛날에 피아노곡 중에 이 노래 제일 좋아해서 학교갔다 오자마자 피아노뚜껑 열고 이거부터 첬는데ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Having worked my way through Op.36, this spiritoso, together with the No.5 presto and the No.1 allegro and (especially!) that beautiful andante are my absolute favourites (to play AND to listen to)
I'm play this right now
Brigituks Faustuks me too
Brigituks Faustuks Same
ME TOO :3
playing*
You're play? Well, I'm pause...
nádherný
Great
IDK why, but the part from 0:35-0:43 reminds me of Beethoven's Cavatina (op130), and from 0:46-0:53 of Mozart's symphony no 39 4th movement...
First time right hand my teacher said I got 97 percent, she says I'm advanced. And if she's right I will pass GRADE 5 in piano in 2 YEARS
show offs
John Doe I bet you suck ass at Jazz though.
THIS SOUNDS LIKE MOZART!!!
Good job
GOOD
my exam song
practise so hard x) :)
Good
Great playing! I just uploaded this piece too :)!
I'm learning this right now! I'm 9.
+Ning Xiao W Wish you success and hapiness!
No body cares
+Brigita Bartkute what do you mean?
Ning Xiao Same! Good luck, as I have trouble with measure 17.
I am playing this
The first movement is 5 pages long! (front and back would count as 2 pgs) Whole piece is 10 pgs long!
Grace Wu for me the first movement is only two pages
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