There are several ideas for how to learn piano Try practicing about an hour a day, or even half an hour if you short of time. Do extra practice whenever you can. For example, on weekends you could do more than 1 hour, perhaps two or three, or even more. (I discovered about these and more from Denelle Piano Lesson site )
yes. my younger sister started with the lessons and then I kinda joined her... idk i really think its the practice... u gotta practice soooo much... but i just feel stuck... like cant get over the "learning hill"... know what i mean...
***** yes i play gitar for 1 and a half year now and kinda stuck too but i think without a teacher you cant stuck at all because you can do what you want or like. you can learn the basics from the teacher but you can also lern the basics alone and if you stuck in some point of a song you can switch instantly to another one (more fun etc.)
Coming from someone who self taught for about 45 days before making the investment into private lessons...week 1 truly looks like you have had some prior experience or knowledge of playing piano. Not going from, like myself, having never done anything with a piano/keyboard besides perhaps bangin' around on the keys when I was like 2/3yrs old lol, I'm 35 as of 5/1/2018!! I'm not saying your video is complete BS, however I think it would be a bit more fair putting some context or previous knowledge of playing as a footnote or something...just my opinion. Thanks
He definitely has some prior experience of playing piano or other musical instruments. When I started piano, I was at least as good as this guy after 1 week. But I had clarinet and violin lessons for years throughout pretty much all of my school days. I also had a keyboard that I used to dabble with back in the day. If I claimed this rate of progress made me some kind of piano prodigy, I'd be full of shit. I learned it quickly because I had a ton of transferable skills and some prior experience. If someone is a true beginner with no prior musical experience, they won't learn anywhere near as fast as this. But that's fine, and totally understandable. They just need persevere with it and they will get there. Don't be put off by videos like this.
whoisbillgates ? actually it is your because it’s not you are or you’re as in “you’re grammatically incorrect.” the lie in april is in their possession therefore making it your, as in “your grammar is bad.”
To everyone who plays longer than him but isnt that good.... Its NOT about years!! its about how much repetition you have and how much variation ur practice contains. And most importantly, its about how many hours you play.... you can play piano for 20 years, but if you just play 1 hour a week, its still not that great...
how dare you disrespect him like this, he is an artist. leonardo da Vinci wish he had this mans fingers. they are like well-cooked sausages. you cannot reach this mans level if expertise even if you tried.
*List of the songs* Inside Out - Main theme - 0:00 John Legend - All of me - 0:54 OneRepublic - Counting stars - 1:09 Coldplay - Atlas - 1:20 Titanic - My heart will go on - 1:33 Naruto - Sadness and sorrow - 1:53 Magic! - Rude - 2:16 Game Of Thrones - The rains of castamere (red wedding) - 2:38 Kingdom Hearts - Lazy afternoons - 2:51 Ori and the blind forest - Medley - 3:06 Interstellar - Our destiny lies above us - 3:30 Kingdom Hearts - Dearly beloved - 3:40 Your Lie In April - Watashi no uso - 3:52 Kingdom Hearts - Lazy afternoons piano Collections field & battle - 4:10 Golden Time - Hikan (My first arrangement :D) - 4:25 Lost Frequencies - Reality - 4:38 Toy Story - You've got a friend in me - 4:48 Kingdom Hearts - The home of the dragons - 4:58 Sword Art Online - A tender feeling - 5:05 Inside Out - Main theme - 5:17 K Project - K's theme - 5:26 K Project - Suoh Mikoto - Red king - 5:38 Pokemon GO - Main theme - 5:49 Kingdom Hearts - Passion - 6:00 Sword Art Online - She is still sleeping - 6:14 The Legend Of Korra - Main theme - 6:23 Skyrim - The dragonborn comes - 6:31 Dor Daniel - Room beside you - 6:42 How To Train Your Dragon 2 - Where no one goes - 6:56 Code Geass - If I were a bird - 7:13 Tokyo Ghoul - Unravel - 7:31 Leonard Cohen - Hallelujah - 7:42 Porter Robinson & Madeon - Shelter - 7:52
Self taught too, currently entering my 6th month. I am telling you your 2nd week progress is my current progress. Kudos to you. I am more inspired to double the effort now
@@tira9328 Would highly recommend learning how to sight read sheet music (Just takes a bit of practice but is worth it in the long run). The problem with watching tutorials/synthesia videos to learn to play is that it means that when you improve and want to learn difficult pieces it could take months/years to learn a single piece without the sheet music reading ability.
Petyr Baelish yeah you’re right. I tried to learn to read the music sheet when i first started but gave up in the middle. I should start learn it back to pace up my progress
I am moving to Vancouver for my bachelor degree. I love the piano since childhood but never got a chance to learn it. I was planning to learn it during my university and this video just motivated me soo much. Thanks to you and all the guys who shares these motivational videos on RUclips.
Can I just say that watching this guy, it has shown me that if you work hard enough, you can reach your dreams. You are the main reason why I am gonna buy a piano. Keep up the good work!
I used to look down on weebs. Then I discovered that one really cool show that blew my mind. Then I went looking for stuff like it. Then I was a weeb. [Abe Simpson voice] It'll happen to you, too!
The thing that allowed me to learn to play the piano quick af is that I started creating my own melodies/songs. That's the epitome of intrinsic motivation right there, having a melody in your head that you want to play and then having to find the way to do so.
Your story was pretty similar to me. I started teaching my self how to play piano year 2014 and it was pretty hard because no one was teaching you, but that didn't stop me. At the age of 12, I started playing Yiruma's pieces and that made realize to pursue harder. I know it's hard but each time I finish one piece, that makes me feel great and that is the real meaning of "practice makes perfect."
*FortePiano starts to play Your Lie in April OST*, is this guy really trying to make me cry right now? *FortePiano starts to play Unravel - Tokyo Ghoul*, I am now pleased. Gotta hit that sub button right now.
I have 1 year since i began playing piano. Or 1 year and a half, i dont remember. But i can only play like 5 songs. Some songs I play Marriage di amour - Richard clayderman Kiss the rain - yiruma River Flows in you - yiruma Ballade pour adeline - richard clayderman Nocturne in c-sharp minor - Chopin, say me if i am wrong. Sadness and sorrow- i dont kniw who is the autor And actually im trying to play la campanella from liszt. I am teaching myself. It is called self-taught if i am not wrong. However, someday i will upload a video of me playing those pieces that sound so good on piano. Congratulations men, you play piano so well.
this is the first piano progress video that the pianist in question did not lie in the process, putting what he learned in a year, as if it were in 1 month, for example. congratulations success
I just started the piano yesterday! I’m self taught too! I just found a really cheap piano on LetGo and got some books with it too and you just start! Watching RUclips videos helps a lot also! :)
7:31 Tokyo Ghoul? Wow! I started playing piano when I was 6 years old I started with very very basic pieces and now I'm 16 years old and still play piano ^^ At the moment I'm trying to learn the moonlight sonata 3rd movement by Beethoven
the early pieces seem like you've had some prior experience, at least have messed around on the piano prior. But I guess we don't know if you are playing the whole song or not since its a highlight video, but 7 pieces is a lot even for a normal player, add in the slowness of using synthesis as well....
The most important part is that you learned all those techniques through playing pieces you loved. very important to note, for people who are starting out!
You’re improvement is so fast! As a music instructor, I am so amazed! Keep practicing and you will improved more. I love how you play with weight of your hands in every beat. I feel your emotions while playing. 😊🙌
it has been only 10 months since I started to play piano (self taught) and I can play. The Portrait by James Horner also known as My Heart WIll Go On Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven (first movement) I can play also a little bit of Mozarts Rondo alla Turca Erik Satie Gnossienne No.1 and Gymnopedie No.1 Fur Elise by Beethoven as well Hillsong's Beautiful Name, Oceans. Matt Redman 10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord oh my Soul) Chopin Nocturne Op.9 No.2 Chopin Waltz Op.64 No.2 and My favorites of all them (that I can play) are My heart wil go on Chopin Nocturne Op.9 No.2 Chopin Waltz Op.64 No.2 and Hillsong's Beautiful Name xD (I'm only 15 years old)blessings to all pianists
Music is another Language deeper than word. Where word fails to speak our heart , music can speak about our feelings to other precisely. Our deepest feelings that other will never gets it if we just word. But with music they can understand
what you accomplished in 1 year is what i did in 5 years... so good for you! keep practising! I'm also a self taught just because I liked watching pianists who can play the piano so effortlessly...
I've always wanted to learn piano, but me and my family can't afford one. So I just watched videos on youtube to make me happy. Thank you so much for your video
When did you start playing the piano? Because those first weeks from those two years definitely don't look (and sound) like your first overall :P I started playing a year ago; also self-taught (except for a couple of practice unts with a teacher every three months to have a 'technique check' to avoid bad habits) And my first months were, let's say very slow and basic. I'm still really slow reading sheet music, and and jump with the hand is still very hard to me. Maybe you were faster because you had musical experience before? Or I'm just terrible, lol.
@@MrTuMaEsTrO Wtf? That doesn't make sense at all. Just because you're able to play the Guitar and Flute, doesn't mean you're instantly good at the Piano. You alright, bro?
It took me four months to be able to fully play maple leaf rag from sheet music and I’ve been in piano lessons for 11 months, if you truly want to learn something then you can learn it, no matter how long you have been playing
I wonder what 2 Sets would say when they check your progression video.... hmmm. I'm a pianist of 21 years. I started when I was 8 years old. Never stopped. I'm amazed by your progress, to think your posture and your proper wrist and hand and finger placement are a-ok for a self-taught student is amazing. Some self taught people ive met who play the piano have a lot of mistakes that when corrected they find hard to change. Usually they have problems with posturing, techniques, and proper wrist, hand, finger placement. But I'm a dumb ass so dont believe me lol good luck and keep it up
I played piano before and then I quit, after I watched your lie in april, I started playing again but my parents wouldn’t let me back into lessons again and i’m stressing really bad and I feel like i’m playing each note wrong.
your first arrangement is my favourite song from you of all the time haha can still listen to it many times :P its nice too see how fast you grown up thats amazing really lol keep it up man ! i cant wait to see more of you :3 and how much did you played every day? for me at the start i didnt played often at the first 6 months but then i only played piano and i will keep it xD that motivates me too now haha xD
It depends. There were periods that I have played a little, something like 2 hours 3 times a week and there were peirods that I have played everyday for 5 or 6 hours (on holidays especially because I had free time).1 year and 6 months its a peirod like this for example.
Man, I appreciated the video, but I'm writing for another reason. I'd like people to know that playing the piano starts as a game but needs more that that to be grown as a passion. There are other videos like this, I'm not going to comment each other. My message is that playing by yourself is wonderful; on the other hand, if you have the possibility and love this instrument, you should struggle to get a good teacher: it is the only way to have a consistent and constant approach that will lead you to a better technique, a real method and a better understanding of yourself into the music.
All those progress piano videos are so impressive. I am learning for about 4 months and I am like you in your 1st week. I knew absolutely nothing when I started. It took a while to play with 2 hands at the same time... But I can see progress everyday, even not so fast than you :D
i can get where ur coming from. Learning piano from 3 years old to 13 years old probably yields the same result as learning from 18 years old to 20 years old. this is an example
Nole_ Not true at all, if the 13 year old put in the same effort as the 18-20, the 13 would be better. Age doesn’t matter, also at a younger age, ear development is easier making it a higher advantage.
Nole_ agreed, it's that when we're adults, we have specific goals to go for and we research specifically what steps to follow in order to make that happen and improvise upon it with practicing. When we're kids, we just keep playing what we like and just use whatever's available for us, instead of trying to find a best approach to learn unless they get a mentor to show them a way.
Never underestimate the power of mentors this trumps the whole idea of starting young if Mozart was still alive an you were 25 in 2 years or less you’ll be on whole nother level than someone that started at 3
Dude you can I never played piano in my life and in just 1 hour I played with two hands a minecraft piece (got bored so only did the beggining) but still whatever. Then came the 4th day after I wanted to play piano (I hadn't played since) where I just looked up classical pieces and wanted to do 1st movement of moonlight sonata I did the beggining. Now it's been about 7H that i practised piano and i can play about 3 minutes of the 1st movement my hand position is actually really good idk how but it was just like this from the beggining didn't even look up tutorials. Just all of this to say it is possible and this man probably recorded some of his plays after by his notes that he put on his phone probably I mean that's what I did
I notice you made great progress in just 3 months. I do have an ear for music. Thanks for sharing. Now, I 'm confident I can learn piano on my own in 18 months
okaaaay.. i feel like shit in 3 - 2 - 1 Boom Srsly amazing im also teaching myself hgow to play and im far from ur progress maybe im not doing it right i dont know. Props to you mate. amazing really good
came here because some kid at my school told me that its impossible to be good at piano without taking lessons even tho i pointed out some cool piano players that are self taught... he kind of ignored that and said that its impossible... iv been self taught for about 3 years now... (im just writing this so people would know that its possible and wouldn't give up because of financial reasons because its definitely possible)
Im honestly about to cry, cause i want to learn whAt he learned about piano The problems is No time with practicing No piano No future to be a pianist 😔😪
🤔 Man... I’ve been playing for 7 years now (self taught-don’t read sheet music-never taken a lesson-*exception of RUclips tutorials) and occasionally I’ll go a week or two without playing due to circumstances... other than that, I play every day and sometimes for 3-5 hours a night (if I’ve taken adderall) and I’m not bad (good enough for a coffee shop or occasional church service fill-in). Now, I’m not hating here but (unless you’re a savant or had years of experience with another instrument) even the simple complexity & timing you had with “Titanic” merely a few months in reeked of professional guidance... which is always a GREAT thing to have... I just have a hunch your father “fixed the bull” as you expertly grabbed it’s horns those magically productive two years. Either way, keep rockin it man. Piano stays cool no matter how you tame it. Like a cross between a trophy wife, Rhodesian Ridgeback, and kick-ass wingman who never leaves your side 😎
I SMELL SPIRITED AWAY AND YOUR LIE IN APRIL AND INSIDE OUT AND (RANDOM SONGS THATS ON HERE) :D edit: OMG YOU LOVED MY COMMENT HERE YOU GO ❤️ NOW WE ARE EQUAL
Every song seem so much alike. The bass and chord in the left hand. The octaved vocal in the right hand. Most of the songs are pop-ish in 4/4. Your progress made you faster, but I think you've limited yourself for the same kind of music. But it's pretty ok if this is the kind of thing that you like. But, now that you've come that far, what about taking in to the next level?
Wow! I have been playing piano for five years now and I still don't sound like that, and I even play everyday for hours on end. He has differently been playing sense he was little, even if it's just messing around on the keys. The description does say he's "progress" that doesn't mean that was his first time he has ever played it just shows how far along in two years he has come. But also that determination can go a long way, and of course a little bit of natural talent too.😊
There exists a saying and it goes something like this: "Where your mind wanders is where your heart lies". When you're sitting, doing nothing, what activity do you think of? That often is what you should be doing.
Impressive. Your 2 weeks' learning made you better than most of 2 monthers. The thing is I was of electric guitar background, so my left pinky was stronger and quicker than most piano beginer. Even so, I struggled first few weeks because my right hand finger was so dumb....
hello! really cool. i‘ve been playing the piano for a month now, and my question is: how did you leard the songs? sheets or with something like synthesia?
Check out my 4 YEARS PIANO PROGRESS: ruclips.net/video/opukYz_sfXk/видео.html
Me answering your questions: ruclips.net/video/DtdOa-A2mbM/видео.html
Nice video my dude
There are several ideas for how to learn piano
Try practicing about an hour a day, or even half an hour if you short of time.
Do extra practice whenever you can. For example, on weekends you could do more than 1 hour, perhaps two or three, or even more.
(I discovered about these and more from Denelle Piano Lesson site )
FortePiano What Piano do you have?
parttimegod 17 Yamaha P-255
Your lie in april !!!
nice ur 2 weeks is better than my 2 years... feelsbadman
Don't give up man, keep practicing and finally you will achieve your goal , trust me.
OriginalKarasu same
OriginalKarasu did you get lessons ?
yes. my younger sister started with the lessons and then I kinda joined
her... idk i really think its the practice... u gotta practice soooo
much... but i just feel stuck... like cant get over the "learning
hill"... know what i mean...
***** yes i play gitar for 1 and a half year now and kinda stuck too but i think without a teacher you cant stuck at all because you can do what you want or like. you can learn the basics from the teacher but you can also lern the basics alone and if you stuck in some point of a song you can switch instantly to another one (more fun etc.)
Just pointed out that this is not 2 years of playing the piano. This is two years of progress. Week 1 wasn’t his first week playing the piano haha
Maybe if he did #practice40hoursaday
@@inzwischen_inaktiv5078 LING LING WORK OUT!
Weird that there are some timestamps as he switches to a dif song
it never is with these RUclips "my 1st week on piano!" videos.
I think so
Coming from someone who self taught for about 45 days before making the investment into private lessons...week 1 truly looks like you have had some prior experience or knowledge of playing piano. Not going from, like myself, having never done anything with a piano/keyboard besides perhaps bangin' around on the keys when I was like 2/3yrs old lol, I'm 35 as of 5/1/2018!! I'm not saying your video is complete BS, however I think it would be a bit more fair putting some context or previous knowledge of playing as a footnote or something...just my opinion. Thanks
how would you know that? what he played in week 1 wasn't hard..
@Sudaravan Surenthiran yes, and octaves are to hard for the first week too.
He watched his father his whole life and was actually interested In it so that makes a big difference
1st week my left hand was still like sausages
He definitely has some prior experience of playing piano or other musical instruments. When I started piano, I was at least as good as this guy after 1 week.
But I had clarinet and violin lessons for years throughout pretty much all of my school days. I also had a keyboard that I used to dabble with back in the day.
If I claimed this rate of progress made me some kind of piano prodigy, I'd be full of shit. I learned it quickly because I had a ton of transferable skills and some prior experience.
If someone is a true beginner with no prior musical experience, they won't learn anywhere near as fast as this. But that's fine, and totally understandable. They just need persevere with it and they will get there. Don't be put off by videos like this.
i start to play the piano after Your April Lie. I was so inspired.
Don't wanna be that guy, but no one said it. Your Lie In April*
@DigiNOT Except the fact it's a title to an anime series.
Yesseeehdjwjfjwkfusjdn I want to play piano nowwww
You’re*
whoisbillgates ? actually it is your because it’s not you are or you’re as in “you’re grammatically incorrect.” the lie in april is in their possession therefore making it your, as in “your grammar is bad.”
To everyone who plays longer than him but isnt that good....
Its NOT about years!! its about how much repetition you have and how much variation ur practice contains.
And most importantly, its about how many hours you play....
you can play piano for 20 years, but if you just play 1 hour a week, its still not that great...
ningen
You dont play piano, dont you?
neither do you Ningen. I have seen your youtube channel. I now know everything about you. I'm huge man, you tiny man. BURN! MOSQUITO.
how dare you disrespect him like this, he is an artist. leonardo da Vinci wish he had this mans fingers. they are like well-cooked sausages. you cannot reach this mans level if expertise even if you tried.
It's a gameplays channel, that explains everything lol
*Naruto's Sadness And Sorrow plays*
*Gets goosebump from feet to hair Lmfao*
same dude same...
Same omggg
For real fo real i was about to skip the video but it grabbed me
1:15 song title ?
David Bruffaerts Counting Stars
*List of the songs*
Inside Out - Main theme - 0:00
John Legend - All of me - 0:54
OneRepublic - Counting stars - 1:09
Coldplay - Atlas - 1:20
Titanic - My heart will go on - 1:33
Naruto - Sadness and sorrow - 1:53
Magic! - Rude - 2:16
Game Of Thrones - The rains of castamere (red wedding) - 2:38
Kingdom Hearts - Lazy afternoons - 2:51
Ori and the blind forest - Medley - 3:06
Interstellar - Our destiny lies above us - 3:30
Kingdom Hearts - Dearly beloved - 3:40
Your Lie In April - Watashi no uso - 3:52
Kingdom Hearts - Lazy afternoons piano Collections field & battle - 4:10
Golden Time - Hikan (My first arrangement :D) - 4:25
Lost Frequencies - Reality - 4:38
Toy Story - You've got a friend in me - 4:48
Kingdom Hearts - The home of the dragons - 4:58
Sword Art Online - A tender feeling - 5:05
Inside Out - Main theme - 5:17
K Project - K's theme - 5:26
K Project - Suoh Mikoto - Red king - 5:38
Pokemon GO - Main theme - 5:49
Kingdom Hearts - Passion - 6:00
Sword Art Online - She is still sleeping - 6:14
The Legend Of Korra - Main theme - 6:23
Skyrim - The dragonborn comes - 6:31
Dor Daniel - Room beside you - 6:42
How To Train Your Dragon 2 - Where no one goes - 6:56
Code Geass - If I were a bird - 7:13
Tokyo Ghoul - Unravel - 7:31
Leonard Cohen - Hallelujah - 7:42
Porter Robinson & Madeon - Shelter - 7:52
Magical playlist
Wait... POKÉMON GO?!
I'm sorta disappointed I don't see any clasiscal songs like beethoven
@@adamjohnson8027 *PIECE
Nice man. You should pin this song-list comment. You motivates me!
I swear to god there’s gotta be like 50 different simply piano commercials on RUclips
Big facts
I mean simply piano kinda slaps tho not gonna lie. Helps a lot to build fundamentals but I definitely don’t think it’s enough on its own lol
C.L Park exactly- I finished the beginners course and then find out I have to pay for going solo or learning the other stuff
C.L Park its fake... watch the video of twoset violin about it
"My name is Sorana and I recommend you simply piano" istg I get that one way too much.
Self taught too, currently entering my 6th month. I am telling you your 2nd week progress is my current progress. Kudos to you. I am more inspired to double the effort now
same
Are you learning through reading the sheet music? :)
Petyr Baelish no i am not, only watching the tutorial over and over again
@@tira9328 Would highly recommend learning how to sight read sheet music (Just takes a bit of practice but is worth it in the long run). The problem with watching tutorials/synthesia videos to learn to play is that it means that when you improve and want to learn difficult pieces it could take months/years to learn a single piece without the sheet music reading ability.
Petyr Baelish yeah you’re right. I tried to learn to read the music sheet when i first started but gave up in the middle. I should start learn it back to pace up my progress
I am moving to Vancouver for my bachelor degree. I love the piano since childhood but never got a chance to learn it. I was planning to learn it during my university and this video just motivated me soo much. Thanks to you and all the guys who shares these motivational videos on RUclips.
I squealed when you started playing Unravel!!
It seems you always had the talent sice the very beggining, congrats for your progress so far, Nadav! Hope to see much more in the future!
Thank you Alan, appreciate it!
It seems like he's a liar.
@@ycombine1053 I think so too
you've learned to play so good on the piano just by self-teaching :o amazing!
Thanks Angie :3
Can I just say that watching this guy, it has shown me that if you work hard enough, you can reach your dreams. You are the main reason why I am gonna buy a piano. Keep up the good work!
This really motivates me I want to start learning piano and the fact that you’re self taught is just amazing.
So in 2 years you became a weeb
thats it im playing the v i o l a instead
I used to look down on weebs. Then I discovered that one really cool show that blew my mind. Then I went looking for stuff like it. Then I was a weeb. [Abe Simpson voice] It'll happen to you, too!
There are other fucking songs other than the shitty WEEB stuff
Dont call it shitty tho you dislike it, a reason why there is a lot of him playing it is cause the song goes with the theme of the story of the show
NGL I only taught myself piano because I love the FF10 soundtrack. Literally.
I love the Kingdom Hearts music so much.
I cried not about the piano, but you, YOUR so AMAZING and it's 2017 now omg AMAZING dude.
Thank you so much! :)
The thing that allowed me to learn to play the piano quick af is that I started creating my own melodies/songs. That's the epitome of intrinsic motivation right there, having a melody in your head that you want to play and then having to find the way to do so.
Your story was pretty similar to me. I started teaching my self how to play piano year 2014 and it was pretty hard because no one was teaching you, but that didn't stop me. At the age of 12, I started playing Yiruma's pieces and that made realize to pursue harder. I know it's hard but each time I finish one piece, that makes me feel great and that is the real meaning of "practice makes perfect."
*FortePiano starts to play Your Lie in April OST*, is this guy really trying to make me cry right now?
*FortePiano starts to play Unravel - Tokyo Ghoul*, I am now pleased. Gotta hit that sub button right now.
I have 1 year since i began playing piano. Or 1 year and a half, i dont remember. But i can only play like 5 songs.
Some songs I play
Marriage di amour - Richard clayderman
Kiss the rain - yiruma
River Flows in you - yiruma
Ballade pour adeline - richard clayderman
Nocturne in c-sharp minor - Chopin, say me if i am wrong.
Sadness and sorrow- i dont kniw who is the autor
And actually im trying to play la campanella from liszt.
I am teaching myself. It is called self-taught if i am not wrong. However, someday i will upload a video of me playing those pieces that sound so good on piano.
Congratulations men, you play piano so well.
Germain Elizondo Wow. Good luck, man. La Campanella is no joke.
Nocturne cis moll is a joke neither.
Don't get me wrong but there is no way you can play La Campanella with 1 year expirence.
Very impressive! Motivates me to practice more! :)
Happy that I succeeded to motivate you Michael!
I agree, it really motivate me to continue to learn Shopin op.10 n.4. I wish you great achivements in it)
People shit up. He is showing us his progress video not a total beginner video. This is his progress from a ok player.
this is the first piano progress video that the pianist in question did not lie in the process, putting what he learned in a year, as if it were in 1 month, for example. congratulations success
I've been playing for a year and you playing at 2 weeks is better than me right now:/ keep up the good work!👍
Rav3nclaw Cat u need to push urself to learning harder songs
Just Practise!
Have you ever hear the saying: "Practise makes perfect"? Well it is true. Trust me I've learnt :-)
Rav3nclaw Cat same
Love your progress! Great to see other self-taught people & their piano progress :)
Thank you! :D
I am self taught pianist too!
I just started the piano yesterday! I’m self taught too! I just found a really cheap piano on LetGo and got some books with it too and you just start! Watching RUclips videos helps a lot also! :)
7:31 Tokyo Ghoul? Wow! I started playing piano when I was 6 years old I started with very very basic pieces and now I'm 16 years old and still play piano ^^ At the moment I'm trying to learn the moonlight sonata 3rd movement by Beethoven
the early pieces seem like you've had some prior experience, at least have messed around on the piano prior. But I guess we don't know if you are playing the whole song or not since its a highlight video, but 7 pieces is a lot even for a normal player, add in the slowness of using synthesis as well....
The most important part is that you learned all those techniques through playing pieces you loved. very important to note, for people who are starting out!
It's cool to see the progress you have made! You're a fast learner...Keep it up! :D
Thanks Joel I sure will :)
In two years his hair stayed the exact same length? Not one fresh trim, not one bad hair day? Don’t believe everything you see on RUclips people!
I record covers only when my hair is 2.7 cm, It helps me to play better
FortePiano bqhahahahaha
Ah so thaaaat's your secret. I knew I'd been doing it wrong all these years.
Daniel Ellis this guy had way too much finger dexterity for a q week begginer. He's good but i dont believe he had zero experience week one.
Yeah ikr I don't believe this dude either like wtf
Strange I felt tears in my eyes when you played shigatsu wa kimi no uso
Omg I was so cringe.
That's really cool. What a friend the piano is. The relationship just gets better and you'll never grow apart once it's made.
You’re improvement is so fast! As a music instructor, I am so amazed! Keep practicing and you will improved more. I love how you play with weight of your hands in every beat. I feel your emotions while playing. 😊🙌
This inspired me to keep going. Not to let anything get in my way.
Thank you.
Apreciate the Naruto part
it's gives deep feeling
An anime master piece
what is the name of that song from naruto i really want to learn to play it
PandaGamer 272 sadness and sorrow
I learned it too
Hi guys I'll probably make a Q&A video soon, feel free to ask questions!
NadavSchneider what's the song called that you played on the second month because I would really like to learn it
NadavSchneider i have asked a question
Hi Relieved Gandolf! Check out the description, there is a full list of all the songs that I have played
Are you fully self taught or with a little bit of tutor? Can you please recommend some websites, channels, or even books that helped you? thanks
please tell us the method you used, i'm trying to self taught too but i strugle a lot, how did you do it?
it has been only 10 months since I started to play piano (self taught) and I can play.
The Portrait by James Horner also known as My Heart WIll Go On
Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven (first movement)
I can play also a little bit of Mozarts Rondo alla Turca
Erik Satie Gnossienne No.1 and Gymnopedie No.1
Fur Elise by Beethoven as well
Hillsong's Beautiful Name, Oceans.
Matt Redman 10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord oh my Soul)
Chopin Nocturne Op.9 No.2
Chopin Waltz Op.64 No.2
and My favorites of all them (that I can play) are
My heart wil go on
Chopin Nocturne Op.9 No.2
Chopin Waltz Op.64 No.2
and Hillsong's Beautiful Name
xD (I'm only 15 years old)blessings to all pianists
i've been on and off about the piano for a good 2-3 years now and i think im finally going to fully commit to it now
I loved that you played Sadness and Sorrow from Naruto ♥️ Nice progress! Commented too soon haha, Unravel by Tokyo Ghoul 👌🏽💯
2 years and my teacher finally taught me how to play fur elise.
the easy short version
Haha 2 years and I finally realise my teacher hasn’t been teaching me the things I need: 💀
Lmao thats my 1st week
Dude with synthesia you could have learned that on your first 1-2 weeks xD
Music is another
Language deeper than word. Where word fails to speak our heart , music can speak about our feelings to other precisely. Our deepest feelings that other will never gets it if we just word. But with music they can understand
what you accomplished in 1 year is what i did in 5 years... so good for you! keep practising! I'm also a self taught just because I liked watching pianists who can play the piano so effortlessly...
I've always wanted to learn piano, but me and my family can't afford one. So I just watched videos on youtube to make me happy. Thank you so much for your video
Where my naruto fans at? 1:52. Loved seeing your progress by the way.
Good job man!! Such determination to master the instrument! Btw what keyboard do you use?
its the Yamaha P-255 B i guess
its one version over mine xDD but a lot more expensive but its worth
Yeah I use YAMAHA P-255
cool! thanks
Yeh-Kun - Animu Ni Pianu it digital piano not keyboard
When did you start playing the piano?
Because those first weeks from those two years definitely don't look (and sound) like your first overall :P
I started playing a year ago; also self-taught (except for a couple of practice unts with a teacher every three months to have a 'technique check' to avoid bad habits)
And my first months were, let's say very slow and basic.
I'm still really slow reading sheet music, and and jump with the hand is still very hard to me.
Maybe you were faster because you had musical experience before?
Or I'm just terrible, lol.
Alright, just checked the FAQ (ruclips.net/video/DtdOa-A2mbM/видео.html), so I guess you didn't play any other insrument before :P
its because of that, i play the guitar and flute so the first time i was playing piano it was easy
@@MrTuMaEsTrO Wtf? That doesn't make sense at all. Just because you're able to play the Guitar and Flute, doesn't mean you're instantly good at the Piano. You alright, bro?
It took me four months to be able to fully play maple leaf rag from sheet music and I’ve been in piano lessons for 11 months, if you truly want to learn something then you can learn it, no matter how long you have been playing
I wonder what 2 Sets would say when they check your progression video.... hmmm. I'm a pianist of 21 years. I started when I was 8 years old. Never stopped. I'm amazed by your progress, to think your posture and your proper wrist and hand and finger placement are a-ok for a self-taught student is amazing. Some self taught people ive met who play the piano have a lot of mistakes that when corrected they find hard to change. Usually they have problems with posturing, techniques, and proper wrist, hand, finger placement.
But I'm a dumb ass so dont believe me lol good luck and keep it up
I played piano before and then I quit, after I watched your lie in april, I started playing again but my parents wouldn’t let me back into lessons again and i’m stressing really bad and I feel like i’m playing each note wrong.
your first arrangement is my favourite song from you of all the time haha can still listen to it many times :P its nice too see how fast you grown up thats amazing really lol keep it up man ! i cant wait to see more of you :3 and how much did you played every day? for me at the start i didnt played often at the first 6 months but then i only played piano and i will keep it xD that motivates me too now haha xD
It depends. There were periods that I have played a little, something like 2 hours 3 times a week and there were peirods that I have played everyday for 5 or 6 hours (on holidays especially because I had free time).1 year and 6 months its a peirod like this for example.
ah okay cool :D im too haha when i have free time i sometimes play 3-7 hours lol xD really nice video nadav :3
DARLING IN THE FRANKXX
Sayuri chan - Anime on Piano ZERO TWOOO!!
darling in the franxx my favorite anime
Man, I appreciated the video, but I'm writing for another reason. I'd like people to know that playing the piano starts as a game but needs more that that to be grown as a passion. There are other videos like this, I'm not going to comment each other. My message is that playing by yourself is wonderful; on the other hand, if you have the possibility and love this instrument, you should struggle to get a good teacher: it is the only way to have a consistent and constant approach that will lead you to a better technique, a real method and a better understanding of yourself into the music.
Despite practice making perfect you just have natural talent I've never seen anybody learn to play so beautifully so quickly
All those progress piano videos are so impressive. I am learning for about 4 months and I am like you in your 1st week. I knew absolutely nothing when I started. It took a while to play with 2 hands at the same time... But I can see progress everyday, even not so fast than you :D
Great! Practice is the name of the game. Goodluck!
I've been learning piano for nearly 10 years and you're better than me haha
i can get where ur coming from. Learning piano from 3 years old to 13 years old probably yields the same result as learning from 18 years old to 20 years old. this is an example
Nole_ Not true at all, if the 13 year old put in the same effort as the 18-20, the 13 would be better. Age doesn’t matter, also at a younger age, ear development is easier making it a higher advantage.
Nole_ agreed, it's that when we're adults, we have specific goals to go for and we research specifically what steps to follow in order to make that happen and improvise upon it with practicing. When we're kids, we just keep playing what we like and just use whatever's available for us, instead of trying to find a best approach to learn unless they get a mentor to show them a way.
Never underestimate the power of mentors this trumps the whole idea of starting young if Mozart was still alive an you were 25 in 2 years or less you’ll be on whole nother level than someone that started at 3
SO relatable lmao
WHY DO YOU DO THIS TO ME T_T 3:52
THE MOCHI ONE armyyyy :3
no
THE MOCHI ONE ?_?
I'm an ANTI! MUWAHAHAH
THE MOCHI ONE haha funny
Its a trick. He could not have started playing two hands in the first week from my experience, he got pretty good to start, then made this video.
Dude you can I never played piano in my life and in just 1 hour I played with two hands a minecraft piece (got bored so only did the beggining) but still whatever. Then came the 4th day after I wanted to play piano (I hadn't played since) where I just looked up classical pieces and wanted to do 1st movement of moonlight sonata I did the beggining. Now it's been about 7H that i practised piano and i can play about 3 minutes of the 1st movement my hand position is actually really good idk how but it was just like this from the beggining didn't even look up tutorials. Just all of this to say it is possible and this man probably recorded some of his plays after by his notes that he put on his phone probably I mean that's what I did
@@Ayan-ej8xg the fact that you played moonlight sonata is great and everything but the way he is playing is just way too relaxed for week 1.
FIRST PERSON WHO DIDN'T LIE IN THE PROGRESS VIDEO. Congratulations on your talent!!!
Wow that’s great, not only have you made so much progress in a short time but you’re self-taught! Keep going 😀
I think he meant since he started actually knowing how to play properly not since day 1 but regardless I love his taste in music and his skill
I'm self taught 2 :D
I only learn by a magical app called RUclips
Instantly liked when I heard Naruto.
JoBeatz Beatbox same
i cant afford class or a real piano so i am going to follow DIY. u r such a motivation
I notice you made great progress in just 3 months.
I do have an ear for music.
Thanks for sharing. Now, I 'm confident I can learn piano on my own in 18 months
okaaaay.. i feel like shit in 3 - 2 - 1 Boom
Srsly amazing im also teaching myself hgow to play and im far from ur progress maybe im not doing it right i dont know. Props to you mate. amazing really good
That's some crazy improvement :D Especially at the 1y 6 months mark :o awesome vid, really cool that you had recordings from the very beginning :)
The 1y 6m was a holiday period, I practiced everyday all day cause I had a lot of free time :D
love the naruto song! didnt see it coming
whatever is being played at the start of the video sounds so beautiful
Self taught is not easy. You are super duper talented.
I was about to commit a crime by skipping this video when i was at 1:55.
Phew
Kazuto Yoshida NARUTO SADNESS AND SORROW
his 2 years piano progress was in my recommendation after 2 years . what.
6:56 I SCREAMED WHEN THERE WAS HTTYD 😍😍😍
came here because some kid at my school told me that its impossible to be good at piano without taking lessons even tho i pointed out some cool piano players that are self taught... he kind of ignored that and said that its impossible... iv been self taught for about 3 years now... (im just writing this so people would know that its possible and wouldn't give up because of financial reasons because its definitely possible)
all of you is a great song for beginner bcs i started learning piano with all of you!
OSHIETE OSHIETE
Im honestly about to cry, cause i want to learn whAt he learned about piano
The problems is
No time with practicing
No piano
No future to be a pianist
😔😪
Jerar Ian then change. if your reason isn’t strong enough to keep you away from your dream, then it won’t
KINGDOM HEARTS❤
You touch my heart with Sadness and Sorrow and Unravel
🤔 Man... I’ve been playing for 7 years now (self taught-don’t read sheet music-never taken a lesson-*exception of RUclips tutorials) and occasionally I’ll go a week or two without playing due to circumstances... other than that, I play every day and sometimes for 3-5 hours a night (if I’ve taken adderall) and I’m not bad (good enough for a coffee shop or occasional church service fill-in). Now, I’m not hating here but (unless you’re a savant or had years of experience with another instrument) even the simple complexity & timing you had with “Titanic” merely a few months in reeked of professional guidance... which is always a GREAT thing to have... I just have a hunch your father “fixed the bull” as you expertly grabbed it’s horns those magically productive two years.
Either way, keep rockin it man. Piano stays cool no matter how you tame it. Like a cross between a trophy wife, Rhodesian Ridgeback, and kick-ass wingman who never leaves your side 😎
I SMELL SPIRITED AWAY AND YOUR LIE IN APRIL AND INSIDE OUT AND (RANDOM SONGS THATS ON HERE)
:D
edit: OMG YOU LOVED MY COMMENT
HERE YOU GO ❤️
NOW WE ARE EQUAL
THAT NARUTO, K PROJECT AND KINGDOM HEARTS THO!!!!!!
Every song seem so much alike.
The bass and chord in the left hand.
The octaved vocal in the right hand.
Most of the songs are pop-ish in 4/4.
Your progress made you faster, but I think you've limited yourself for the same kind of music.
But it's pretty ok if this is the kind of thing that you like.
But, now that you've come that far, what about taking in to the next level?
Samuel Nasta he wants to play music he likes
I love how through the years you get more emotional :')
Wow! I have been playing piano for five years now and I still don't sound like that, and I even play everyday for hours on end. He has differently been playing sense he was little, even if it's just messing around on the keys. The description does say he's "progress" that doesn't mean that was his first time he has ever played it just shows how far along in two years he has come. But also that determination can go a long way, and of course a little bit of natural talent too.😊
Another person with an August Forster! Haven’t met someone else with one of those. Nice video!
hey nice job man. one question - how did you teach yourself? was it through synthesia flowkey or did you actually get into music theory?
Hey bro, Im so sad now.. Cause I don't have any dreams... I don't know what I need. Nothing for my life. So sad 😔 I wish I have a dream
Hey man, I believe that you will have dreams eventually even if it takes some time. Focus on one thing that you like and you will find your way.
thanks bro for cmt. i don't know Who I Am, but i'll try. thanks !!. :D
There exists a saying and it goes something like this: "Where your mind wanders is where your heart lies". When you're sitting, doing nothing, what activity do you think of? That often is what you should be doing.
There are no words to show my appreciation!, thanks you so much bro :D Thanks for the advice. I owe you one
Skeptic Gamer wow you have no idea how much those words meant to me man...
Bro you're already good from the start Like what how is this a progress video
Impressive. Your 2 weeks' learning made you better than most of 2 monthers. The thing is I was of electric guitar background, so my left pinky was stronger and quicker than most piano beginer. Even so, I struggled first few weeks because my right hand finger was so dumb....
hello! really cool. i‘ve been playing the piano for a month now, and my question is: how did you leard the songs? sheets or with something like synthesia?
How has the piano been going now?
not bad for 2 years
I recommend you to learn Joe Hisaishi Songs. He is the main composer of Studio Ghibli Soundtracks
It's nice to watch your two years progress in just 8 mins. This video gives me some confidence
I’ve gained a strength called relative pitch and basically do the same, pretty amazing to see this guy
Thank God I stayed til the end for that Porter Robinson
How many hours a day did you invest on practicing?!! When will you upload the Q&A?
congratulations ;)
It depends, there were peirods I played 6 hours a day and peirods I didn't play at all. I am planing to upload the Q&A video when we hit 500 subs! :D
Dude, you should really try some Chopin, Beethoven, Mozart, Bach..
No way you needed 2 years. At least 5!!! Very nice!