Lily Queen (Arthur Marshall) | played in -7°C temperature by Max Keenlyside

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  • Опубликовано: 6 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 34

  • @maxkeenlyside
    @maxkeenlyside  Год назад +9

    Thanks all for the kind words! This video was unlisted for a while because it was just for practice. I decided to make it public when a few friends were discussing this piece.

  • @wheelmanmitch
    @wheelmanmitch Год назад +6

    That performance gave me chills!

  • @RVgeeks
    @RVgeeks Год назад +5

    Can’t believe how wonderfully you were able to play that without your fingers freezing up, Max! I literally just came from working on getting my amateurish rendition of Peacherine Rag back up to speed, and even in 18C my fingers could never work anything like yours do!😂 Thanks so much for sharing this. 👏❤

  • @sereadavid7168
    @sereadavid7168 Год назад +3

    Wonderful tune! Wonderful performance!

  • @DeNappa
    @DeNappa Год назад +1

    Thanks for sharing! -7C invites to warm the fingers with a bit of piano play I gather xD

  • @toropovandrey3088
    @toropovandrey3088 Год назад +2

    Макс, ты как всегда великолепен!

  • @dank980
    @dank980 Год назад +2

    great performance! very impressive that you were able to play this well in -7 degree temperature, that is COLD

    • @maxkeenlyside
      @maxkeenlyside  Год назад +2

      Thanks! It was -2 but the windchill brought it down to -7. That's actually unseasonably cold in our region, even for Canada!

    • @dank980
      @dank980 Год назад +1

      @@maxkeenlyside indeed it is, i'd know as i live in Newfoundland lol

  • @Mitchyboi
    @Mitchyboi Год назад +1

    Nice performance!

  • @pixel_meltdown
    @pixel_meltdown Год назад +1

    awesome playing!

  • @DejaView
    @DejaView Год назад

    If I'm correct, about 19.5F.
    Always loved ur playing Max, & your original compositions. I still occasionally go back & listen to the upload you did from the CD you had done, was that just before your 12th birthday? Also many of the things you had done at multiple Ragtime Festivals, like "Maple Leaf" in any key the audience requested & performances with so many other pianists, especially Tom Brier before his tragic accident. Seems I recall a good one with Kylan DiGhetaldi (can't remember the spelling there), and another long time favorite, "Maple Leaf" on 2 differently tuned pianos. Always thought you, Tom, Kylan, Adam & quite a number of the others too are the best I have ever heard! May have commented once before, would love to meet you & hear you in person someday. Don't do much traveling but I'm in the US & the Central PA Ragtime Festival would be the nearest thing. Someday maybe I'll get there....

  • @theairplaneguy2005
    @theairplaneguy2005 Год назад

    Splendid performance Max, good to see you again

  • @terrotorotbart8319
    @terrotorotbart8319 Год назад +3

    Wonderful to listen to as always! How the everloving hell did you manage this at -7°C though? Doubt I'd be able to play anything properly below freezing point haha.

  • @nathang.1744
    @nathang.1744 Год назад

    I’ve always had this variation of the 2nd strain in my head, I really need to figure it out how to play it.. really inspired me thanks, performance was mind blowing

  • @PiotrBarcz
    @PiotrBarcz Год назад +2

    This sounds awesome! Is that your Heintzmann from, what was it, 1910?

    • @maxkeenlyside
      @maxkeenlyside  Год назад +1

      Thanks my friend! Yes, it's still languishing in the barn. 1903 Heintzman with a special action including a sostenuto pedal. Looking forward to rebuilding it some year! How's your Francis Bacon doing?

    • @PiotrBarcz
      @PiotrBarcz Год назад +1

      @@maxkeenlyside Wait, that thing has a sostenuto? That's so awesome!!!
      My player piano has been languishing too, it's been sitting at our house in Poland and hasn't been played since October... last year. I'm probably going to have to tune it, and I'm not looking forward to it. It's such an awesome piano with a really nice bass for an upright of it's age, I really wish I was there to play it but I'll be going overseas in February hopefully and I'll get all that stuff done!

  • @ragtimejohn
    @ragtimejohn 2 года назад +3

    This took me back to 07/08 when you’d share vids on MySpace lol

    • @PiotrBarcz
      @PiotrBarcz Год назад +1

      Gosh, Max IS old if he had MySpace xD

    • @PiotrBarcz
      @PiotrBarcz Год назад +1

      Hi John!

    • @maxkeenlyside
      @maxkeenlyside  Год назад

      @@PiotrBarcz Est. 1991!

    • @PiotrBarcz
      @PiotrBarcz Год назад

      @@maxkeenlyside hahaha, you've got one year over all the young pianists, Vincent Johnson and Adam Swanson were both born in 92 xD

    • @maxkeenlyside
      @maxkeenlyside  Год назад +1

      @@PiotrBarcz ha! Yep I think Adam is 4 months younger. My birthday was just a couple weeks ago!

  • @ИринаЮрьева-й2х
    @ИринаЮрьева-й2х Год назад +1

    👏👏👏👍👍👍❤

  • @blakecarterpiano
    @blakecarterpiano Год назад +1

    does it go flat when it gets cold?

    • @maxkeenlyside
      @maxkeenlyside  Год назад +2

      They usually do but this one has stayed pretty much where it was at in the heat of summer. The board is in pretty good shape but the bass strings and the hammers are dead.

  • @pjotrkolster
    @pjotrkolster Год назад +1

    Oh this is a very nice (or should I say ‘cool’) performance! Great to have some more ragtime related videos. :) Wasn’t it challenging to play in the cold? My fingers would probably just refuse to function…

    • @maxkeenlyside
      @maxkeenlyside  Год назад +2

      Yes, these temperatures are definitely for ragtime and not stride.