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Usually, pianists like me want the stage to myself, ( because I’m a selfish brat ), but your listening to people and giving them a stage!! Some people can’t take compliments but I just can’t stop saying that it’s kind as a understatement 🎉🎉👏👏
Hey Tiffany thank you for your videos I really appreciate what you're doing for young musicians you have a sweet personality and are an amazing pianist love listening to you hope one day I get to meet you and thank you in person. Good luck with that project can't wait to see it.
I use to play piano when I was a kid and I absolutely hated it. ABRSM was a nightmare and I fought with my parents to quit piano. I eventually did. This is gona sound cheesy but recently I watched Your Lie In April and it really touched my heart and I realized I could do that to others if I learnt classical. I fell in love with classical music and now I am committed to it
I didn't even know what classical music was although i would here stuff like fur elise and many others. When i watched your lie in April and heard chopin's ballade no1 i wanted to play it so bad cos i loved it. Saved up money to get a digital piano and started teaching myself.
I hated ABRSM too, but I was determined to get to a high grade for piano because after 10 years of violin I still hadn’t managed to get very far. I’ve been doing ABRSM grades on piano for exactly a year now and will be doing grade 4 in August (via remotely assessed exams), so pretty much in a year for piano I’ve come about as far as I did in almost a decade of violin. In terms of stuff outside of grades, it was actually taking music for GCSE that got me really interested in classical music. I still hate doing grades but my teacher luckily understands the enjoyment I get from other pieces (especially those of Chopin & liszt) so I appreciate his help a lot. I’m not entirely sure what my point was anymore, but I felt like sharing my story. I think I was tryna say that my case was the same as yours for violin, but now, I’m more into playing piano than my parents even want me to be
I'm a student of classical music, but I don't share this opinion. I enjoy other genres of music just as much (such as Jazz or Electronic Music) and I want to become a producer or Jazz Pianist. I think if you really get into it, you realize many genres of music are much more than you can hear if you just listen to it occasionally.
I noticed quite a shift recent years of a younger generation of classical enthusiasts playing or enjoying classical music, and through your vlog it has confirmed to me at least, that the image of classical music has been revamped, energized and renewed and eagerly adopted by the newer generations, and this is probably thanks to people like Tiffany, who use social media as a platform to share classical music to a broader audience.
Classical music, along with jazz and its many sub genres is my favorite type of music, but all music is good music, because music comes from the heart.
I really respect for those who learn classical music by ear, through RUclips and midi, without sheet music. I think it’s way easier to read scores once you learn how to read it. But no matter what method they use ,it’s great to see people having interest in and trying to learn classical music!
Tiffany is the sweetest person ever, the fact that she spent a ton of time to do this video, and to read all of the stories is amazing. Tiffany, thank you so much for doing this youtube channel.
Perfect video. My first experience from classical music was from television. My father buy a piano and when l was 4 years l put my fingers in my piano. I love piano and classical music. Its a part of my life. Piano makes me happy. I also like to sing. From child l knew that l born for music. Kisses from Greece 🙂🌹🇬🇷
Classical music changed my life. It sparked my passion to be a musician and composer. It gave me a reason to "strive" for something more in life and I'm so grateful that I discovered classical music. Now I'm studying music at university and doing what I love. Classical music opened so many doors for me and has given me the most incredible experiences of my life.
I am the only one in my family play piano and love classical music. I learned later in life early 20s. I am going to keep learning and playing forever. To anyone who is reading this keep playing and keep striving 🎹
Let's all take a moment to appreciate the sheer amount of time, effort and dedication it took to organize, arrange, record and edit this video. Bravo Tiffany! This is so inspiring 💞🥰
Thanks Tiffany for reading my words (Giampiero from Rome). You are a beautiful pianist and also a great person. I do appreciate what you do for classical music with your channel!
9 years old. 4th grade, 1961 and a performance of Tchaikovsky’s Peter and the Wolf performed by the Dayton Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. I was carried away to a wonderful place on those notes. Then came classical pieces by Lizt like Liebestraum, Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata, Chopin, Rachmaninoff’s 2nd Concerto in C minor and with exposure to each my love for classical music and piano grew. I wanted so much for my parents to get a piano and take piano lessons. That however never came to pass. Yet I was fortunate that my mother and her sisters all took voice, sang and took piano lessons as well. I was exposed to several genres of music growing up and to this time at 71 years old love music 🎼 in general and classical music in particular. Tiffany I am very grateful for both your passion and efforts to expose us to classical music and piano in particular. Thank you very much for helping to keep classical music alive and relevant. PS. To this day there are classical pieces that transport me with eyes closed to very wonderful and far away places where the cares of the day seem to melt away and my soul breathes freely. Finally as a retired over the road truck driver many hours driving were spent listening to classical music whilst taking in the panoramic vistas of mountain scenery or the Southwestern desert sunrises or brilliance of autumn colors in the Blue Ridge mountains. To me these were always best viewed with classical music playing in the background. Ah! Now that was living.
This video made me shed a tear a little.. Sometimes words aren't enough for people to express themselves, especially when words and speech had been denied to express oneself for a very long time. It's comforting to watch this video and see how other people express what I was not able to when I've submitted my response. Thank you Tiffany, for giving us a safe space to express ourselves and share what classical music means to us. Thank you for taking time to read our stories and thoughts. Thank you for being such a wonderful and brilliant ambassador of classical music ☺️
this is so true! as a kid I could never understand my emotions and I'm still quite out of touch but I found it so difficult to talk about everything I was experiencing. It helps me say what I'm feeling but also when I'm listening it's like talking to a person who says all the right things, a very private and intimate conversation with myself.
Dear Tiffany, I sincerely admire your effort and skill in making such a healthy community that follows you. Thank you. I am also thankful at how well you are with connecting all these questions together into a whole. It is like a well formed essay rather than just a cluster of nice answers in one video. These are already very touching answers, but you somehow enhance all of it to such a greater extent. Multiple times while I watched, I think about moving the cursor over to click the like button but forget I have already done it.
Tiffany I just want to stay thank you for the way you are. Your vlogs are the way we can know you and platino Piano is the best menú..... congratulations dear Tiffany.
What a wonderful video. It must have taken you many hours to read, analyze, and categorize all the responses, and then to edit this video. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Your Liszt Liebestraum No.3 and Debussy Clair de Lune are the most therapeutic thing i've ever listen to. I listen to them to ease my mind when i'm stressed because of work.
Hi Tiffany! You did a great job with the survey and compiling themes. Something I learned from this video, is classical music connects everyone, it knows no borders, race, country, or beliefs. When I watched it, I felt a spiritual connection with each and every one of you. Stay strong, everyone during this battle we are in!
I never got exposed to classical music at a young age. When I began college I learned about the history of Jazz. I fell in love with the composition of the different pieces. I continued to explore my interest in Jazz which led me to classical music. Ever since I heard classical music I entered this world I never knew existed. I am forever grateful for it and can't wait to explore this simple yet complex world.
I love the relationship between Jazz and Classical, it's so beautiful, like cousins with differences but so many similarities, and a similar yet different soul..
I'm so glad you organized this Tiffany! It is amazing to sear everyone's stories and inspiring in so many ways. Everyone goes through their own experiences in life and classical music just happens to be one that so many people can connect with! Let's all continue to grow together and share our experiences! Keep up all your hard work, continue pursing your passions and what you want to achieve! Be Kind and Keep Striving! ❤
This video is clearly well-planned. The flow between the different topics, the introduction to each new topic, the way you play the pieces mentioned in people's essays... Truly meticulous. Great work, Tiffany!
It's a great video with so much work done by you and many of us! Appreciate how classical music fills everyone's life in different ways no matter at happy or sad moments Just like meeting and interacting with a unique friend!
Hi Tiff - I don't play an instrument anymore, but I wish I did. My first experience with classical was, like many Americans, with the Bugs Bunny & Daffy Duck cartoons, as well as Disney's Fantasia. Seemed like it was just 'always around' in my life. But I still remember the evening I got totally thrilled with it. I was driving home in my truck late at night - and in a snowstorm - from a stressful trade school class, and I turned on the local classical station (WCLV) to relax a little. A piece of music came on that was just incredible!! I was stunned, and I noted down the time on my clock, and when I got home I actually phoned the Cleveland radio station and asked the man who answered what they'd played at the noted time. (This was way before cell phones and the internet). The guy looked it up and told me it was Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto 2 in D minor. The next day I purchased an album of Rach music lol, and a whole new world was opened for me. I tend to really enjoy the Russian composers, and I love any music in a minor key. SO dramatic! And in the past year, I've begun to explore traditional and classical music of Asia - China, Japan, Korea especially. I enjoy every Tiffany vlog, and every piece of music you play, and have LOVED LOVED LOVED watching what you've done over the past couple of years, not only with music, but with your travels, your thought processes, with the internet, and especially with your charity work. Every time I see you I want to congratulate you on a life well lived. Love you, and I really love your future already!! Truly, you are one of my heroes. 💙
Its wonderful seeing, hearing, & reading all the variety of stories and I'm thinking about sharing my story and it's a lot to think about in a good way. Wonderful how we're all connecting together even though we're from variety parts of the world. Thanks for having us share our stories with you Tiffany and your commitment to read them all and seeing a part of our world of classical music influence in us.
One of the most wonderfully inspirational videos! The world definitely looks a little brighter, the trees look greener, and the air feels fresher (albeit still humid) after watching this. Thank you for putting this together! 35:28 --> comparing harmonic progression to life experiences was very deep and insightful.
I started enjoying classical music around age 11. My older brother gave me my first real Chopin book at age 13 and that was so inspirational.After that it was a new composer book every year for my birthday. Thank you my dear big brother for your guidance and support in my piano studies.
Wow! You're amazing! I'd need 20 years of sleep after reading 1,745 responses! You not only read our words, but aso contemplated and formed them into a 39 minute masterpiece of superbly thought out divisions and subdivisions, tying everything together so neatly, from the base feelings of emotions to the metaphysical realm of philosophical perspectives. I'm watching this over and over again, quite a few times, because each time I watch it I see something new that I previously missed. Oh, my goodness! It would take me at least a year to do what took you only a month to perform. You're really incredible, young lady! Awesome job! 👍 One of my most-loved parts of this video is the way you combined all of the different perspectives into such a beautiful answer to your questions that help us better understand why we love and appreciate classical music. I especially loved your ending summary! Very well done, Tiffany! 👍 Absolutely love this vlog! 💙 Very well done! 👍👍👍
Your vlogs and performances are our escape from the chaos that is happening in the world today. Thank you so much for your hard work Tiffany and Keep Striving! ❤️
As you say, lots of lovely stories. I have now been enjoying classical music now for sixty years (not from the womb!). I hope for a couple of decades more. Good production, by the way!
Anybody here who isn't a classical pianist/musician but still watches Tiffany's video anyway? I may not enjoy playing classical pieces but definitely do enjoy listening to them! XD
Thanks so much for compiling and creating this vlog! All the hard work you’ve put into it is very evident. Thank you for sharing all these inspirational stories ❤️❤️
Some of those stories literally gave me goosebumps. The people who are friends with their piano, with the composers, and even with the actual music. Sooooo beautiful. What other music can or will do that 300, 400 years later?
This video made me emotional for some reason... It was so nice to see that so many people share the same feelings I have about classical music. To me, classical music is everything, but also a very lonely world because I don’t really have anyone close to me who actually likes and listens to classical music. I play just for myself, that’s all I have.
I think it is wonderful how you treat your subscribers. I really enjoyed other people their story about classical music! I really absolutely loved this video (and all your other works)! Somehow this video also really motivates me. Take care y'all!
So much nice people, also, so many of them feeling quite alone... People, knows that when I'll play classical sheets, there will always be a part of me thinking of you and I'll do my best to play nicely ; so whenever you feel bad and alone, there is a chance that somewhere in France, a friend is caring about you and is playing a tune, for you. Have a wonderfull day, I wish you the best.
My first experience of a life concert was in 1965, when I was a freshman at Stephen F Austin College in Nacogdoches Texas. Nacogdoches is a very small town in East Texas and SFA is a very small college there. To my great surprise, Arthur Fiedler in person and the Boston Pops gave a concert at my small little college. You have to remember in 1965 Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops were very popular and well-known across America. I don't think he brought the full orchestra but he bought brought a couple of busloads of them to our college. I thought it was a great thing that a man of his stature was going out and giving concerts to the small little colleges across America to spread classical music. I am eternally indebted to his generosity.
Tiffany, this is a fantastic Vlog. I really enjoyed it. It is very interesting to hear what classical music means to other people. For me, it has always been something very personal, something that I don't really talk about with friends, but feel a great passion for. It is a kind of escape where I can just switch off from the hustle and bustle of real life when i need to. The other thing I love about it is depending on how you feel, you will hear the music differently, might notice a subtle sound you didn't hear before, or feel it it a different way!
You really inspire me a lot! You connect classical music lovers together and share the greatest thing in music with us. Thank you Tiffany and I am looking forward to watching your next video and knowing more about life of a classical concert pianist!
My reflection to this is; you are getting so many answers about this.... I don't know but maybe it's because the question is not often asked from someone comming from inside of classical music and there are a lot of experiences to come out. Or to put it short, your vlog is unique !
this was super heartwarming!! thank you, tiffany, for arranging a project such as this. it was really lovely hearing about the influence of classical music on people's lives. and kudos to you as the messages were well-delivered!! i love how you organized everything. it shows how much thought and effort you put into this and we really really appreciate it. keep striving!
Entirely Awesome video!!! Thank you, Tiffany!! Your hard work and dedication is incredible! Take care, stay safe, and please make sure you get enough sleep! ;)
My grandmothers on both sides of the family are pianists. One of them was my first music teacher. I wasn’t entirely keen on playing the piano - I’d fall asleep just as my grandmother would fall asleep during our lessons. I stopped though, because I had other priorities. It was her who taught me to love music in all forms. A few years ago, she passed away and it was heartbreaking. I always thought I’d get back to learning from her eventually, but it just never happened. A few months ago, I went on a RUclips binge of classical music channels, including this one. It sparked something within me that has been asleep for many years, and memories of times when I would sit in my grandmother’s lessons with her other students, memories of watching her practice all came flooding back. I started to dig up old pieces, and learn new ones. In some way, it has helped me heal from many of the things that I have gone through as well. Classical music makes me see the world in a new way, but it’s also a way for me to connect with my grandmother who I’ve thought I’ve lost. I feel her alive in me when I listen, or attempt to play. I feel myself healing bit by bit.
.....personal voice & journey idea great....also “returning to same key~theme” after tumultuous section.....Tiffany audience so perceptive.....worldwide connections and communications.....great sharing...thanks to all.....🙂🙂🙂
This vlog has broadened my perspective on classical music even more. Hearing the parallels between the music and life makes so much sense. Music is a true live of mine and this community only makes my understand and love music more. Thank you
I loved the video! This project must have been so rewarding to you, I DO hope you get back to your perfomances sometime soon. What a great way to take advantage of this down time!
Tiffany, just knowing that you spent more than two weeks to read and understand each response already cheers me up! I follow you on instagram so i also follow your tiredness in the progress hahah and I couldn't imagine reading 1700+ responses.. you have such a big heart for all your subscribers
Hi Tiffany, somehow the RUclips algorithm has found its way to lead me back to you, and I'm so very glad, nostalgic, and proud to see you so grown up and be where you're at right now! It is also meaningful to find you asking "what is classical music is to you and me", because I began to explore classical music in my adulthood with you. I first saw you about ten years ago, when I was a college first-year. You played Bach's French Suite so beautifully in your purple dress that I would play your video over and over again, for a long long period of time. There were many versions of the French suite, but yours was my favorite. It kept the fundamentals so well, yet delivered a powerful imagery of blooming flowers and green pasture. Your music consoled my heart when I was having a difficult time with culture shocks and homesickness. I was fresh out of the boat, across the globe and a 17-hour flight from home. During that time and with your music, I discovered my fondness for Bach's music, and was also inspired to get back to playing the piano myself. Since then, my love for classical music and especially Bach has continued on for ten years now. I wanted to say THANK YOU for your music that consoled my heart when I was going through a rough time. Again, I am so glad to encounter you again as a grown woman. How time flew. I will continue to witness your journey here on RUclips!
THIS IS THE SPIN-OFF PROJECT where you can submit and keep sharing your stories about classical music with the world!! ruclips.net/video/kyHyeeSfstg/видео.html
www.togetherwithclassical.org
Usually, pianists like me want the stage to myself, ( because I’m a selfish brat ), but your listening to people and giving them a stage!! Some people can’t take compliments but I just can’t stop saying that it’s kind as a understatement 🎉🎉👏👏
hiiii toffany i wanted to thank you because you made me progress so much
#bekindandkeepstriving
Hey Tiffany thank you for your videos I really appreciate what you're doing for young musicians you have a sweet personality and are an amazing pianist love listening to you hope one day I get to meet you and thank you in person. Good luck with that project can't wait to see it.
tiffany whats the song name played at 30.44
@@kipasangin9138 It's called "Gymnopédie No.1" by Erik Satie from the Impressionist period...sorry, I'm not Tiffany...but just trying to help : )
Tiffany: I don’t think a lot of young people enjoy classical music
Literally 99% of her fans: Say sike right now
accurate
Very accurate, says a 16 year old me
Sike!
Sike
Im 12 y.o
AHAHAH XD Not wrong im 13 and im a fan-
I clicked on this not knowing it was 40 minutes long
It was worth every second
It was really nice to hear everyone’s experiences with classical music this was a really great project.
17 hours to edit.. That’s true Dedication
yes - WIDMUNG - so appropriate!!
Motto KittoKatto lol
I use to play piano when I was a kid and I absolutely hated it. ABRSM was a nightmare and I fought with my parents to quit piano. I eventually did. This is gona sound cheesy but recently I watched Your Lie In April and it really touched my heart and I realized I could do that to others if I learnt classical. I fell in love with classical music and now I am committed to it
Sheldon Naicker omg same! In the past I really hate piano and once gonna quit it then I watch your lie in April and now I really love it.
oh dang it was the same for me too!! crazy how ylia really transformed our lives as musicians :O
I didn't even know what classical music was although i would here stuff like fur elise and many others. When i watched your lie in April and heard chopin's ballade no1 i wanted to play it so bad cos i loved it. Saved up money to get a digital piano and started teaching myself.
Your lie in April was what motivated me to start playing piano and classical music.
I hated ABRSM too, but I was determined to get to a high grade for piano because after 10 years of violin I still hadn’t managed to get very far. I’ve been doing ABRSM grades on piano for exactly a year now and will be doing grade 4 in August (via remotely assessed exams), so pretty much in a year for piano I’ve come about as far as I did in almost a decade of violin. In terms of stuff outside of grades, it was actually taking music for GCSE that got me really interested in classical music. I still hate doing grades but my teacher luckily understands the enjoyment I get from other pieces (especially those of Chopin & liszt) so I appreciate his help a lot.
I’m not entirely sure what my point was anymore, but I felt like sharing my story. I think I was tryna say that my case was the same as yours for violin, but now, I’m more into playing piano than my parents even want me to be
To me classical is the greatest music.
There are bad classical pieces and good non classical pieces.
It's obviously all subjective so no one is really 'right' here. There's great music from virtually every genre.
Dan Kg what is this statement wtf 😂
I'm a student of classical music, but I don't share this opinion. I enjoy other genres of music just as much (such as Jazz or Electronic Music) and I want to become a producer or Jazz Pianist. I think if you really get into it, you realize many genres of music are much more than you can hear if you just listen to it occasionally.
no such thing as the greatest music
I noticed quite a shift recent years of a younger generation of classical enthusiasts playing or enjoying classical music, and through your vlog it has confirmed to me at least, that the image of classical music has been revamped, energized and renewed and eagerly adopted by the newer generations, and this is probably thanks to people like Tiffany, who use social media as a platform to share classical music to a broader audience.
Classical music, along with jazz and its many sub genres is my favorite type of music, but all music is good music, because music comes from the heart.
Classical music has a special place in my heart
I really respect for those who learn classical music by ear, through RUclips and midi, without sheet music.
I think it’s way easier to read scores once you learn how to read it.
But no matter what method they use ,it’s great to see people having interest in and trying to learn classical music!
Tiffany is the sweetest person ever, the fact that she spent a ton of time to do this video, and to read all of the stories is amazing. Tiffany, thank you so much for doing this youtube channel.
❤️🙏
Perfect video. My first experience from classical music was from television. My father buy a piano and when l was 4 years l put my fingers in my piano. I love piano and classical music. Its a part of my life. Piano makes me happy. I also like to sing. From child l knew that l born for music. Kisses from Greece 🙂🌹🇬🇷
Classical music changed my life. It sparked my passion to be a musician and composer. It gave me a reason to "strive" for something more in life and I'm so grateful that I discovered classical music. Now I'm studying music at university and doing what I love. Classical music opened so many doors for me and has given me the most incredible experiences of my life.
These have been the best 39 minutes and 52 seconds in my quarantine
But didn't you die like 80 years ago?
@@marcoponzio1644 I die when my music dies.
@@rachmaninow6606 HAHAHA
@@currybanana6237 You are already ready dead, Robert
I am the only one in my family play piano and love classical music. I learned later in life early 20s. I am going to keep learning and playing forever. To anyone who is reading this keep playing and keep striving 🎹
Let's all take a moment to appreciate the sheer amount of time, effort and dedication it took to organize, arrange, record and edit this video. Bravo Tiffany! This is so inspiring 💞🥰
So nice to hear other peoples stories about what classical music means to them.
Thanks Tiffany for reading my words (Giampiero from Rome). You are a beautiful pianist and also a great person. I do appreciate what you do for classical music with your channel!
To me Classical music is where the greatest composers left their hearts during a moment of inspiration 🎹🎹🎹❤
This deserves an award
Oh my goodness, I can't believe you read all of them! Your commitment to your fans is inspirational!
I love how you write your side thoughts, nice touch and often makes me laugh...great sense of humor.
9 years old. 4th grade, 1961 and a performance of Tchaikovsky’s Peter and the Wolf performed by the Dayton Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. I was carried away to a wonderful place on those notes. Then came classical pieces by Lizt like Liebestraum, Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata, Chopin, Rachmaninoff’s 2nd Concerto in C minor and with exposure to each my love for classical music and piano grew. I wanted so much for my parents to get a piano and take piano lessons. That however never came to pass. Yet I was fortunate that my mother and her sisters all took voice, sang and took piano lessons as well. I was exposed to several genres of music growing up and to this time at 71 years old love music 🎼 in general and classical music in particular. Tiffany I am very grateful for both your passion and efforts to expose us to classical music and piano in particular. Thank you very much for helping to keep classical music alive and relevant. PS. To this day there are classical pieces that transport me with eyes closed to very wonderful and far away places where the cares of the day seem to melt away and my soul breathes freely. Finally as a retired over the road truck driver many hours driving were spent listening to classical music whilst taking in the panoramic vistas of mountain scenery or the Southwestern desert sunrises or brilliance of autumn colors in the Blue Ridge mountains. To me these were always best viewed with classical music playing in the background. Ah! Now that was living.
This video made me shed a tear a little.. Sometimes words aren't enough for people to express themselves, especially when words and speech had been denied to express oneself for a very long time. It's comforting to watch this video and see how other people express what I was not able to when I've submitted my response. Thank you Tiffany, for giving us a safe space to express ourselves and share what classical music means to us. Thank you for taking time to read our stories and thoughts. Thank you for being such a wonderful and brilliant ambassador of classical music ☺️
this is so true! as a kid I could never understand my emotions and I'm still quite out of touch but I found it so difficult to talk about everything I was experiencing. It helps me say what I'm feeling but also when I'm listening it's like talking to a person who says all the right things, a very private and intimate conversation with myself.
Hi Tiffany nice to see you under the piano again! :) Let us reward your huge reading effort by watching your video now......
Dear Tiffany, I sincerely admire your effort and skill in making such a healthy community that follows you. Thank you.
I am also thankful at how well you are with connecting all these questions together into a whole. It is like a well formed essay rather than just a cluster of nice answers in one video.
These are already very touching answers, but you somehow enhance all of it to such a greater extent. Multiple times while I watched, I think about moving the cursor over to click the like button but forget I have already done it.
Thank you, Tiffany. Now I know and love classical music more than ever!
Tiffany I just want to stay thank you for the way you are. Your vlogs are the way we can know you and platino Piano is the best menú..... congratulations dear Tiffany.
Thank you for connecting us.
Great job
What a wonderful video. It must have taken you many hours to read, analyze, and categorize all the responses, and then to edit this video. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Wonderful vlog, it is very special to meet some of the community. Thank you for bringing us together Tiffany
Classical music will never get old...
Being mentioned in such a video made my day
0:05 This is was most epic intro that I ever seen
You seem to be the Head of Piano Music Tiffany. A huge undertaking !
Your Liszt Liebestraum No.3 and Debussy Clair de Lune are the most therapeutic thing i've ever listen to. I listen to them to ease my mind when i'm stressed because of work.
Hi Tiffany! You did a great job with the survey and compiling themes. Something I learned from this video, is classical music connects everyone, it knows no borders, race, country, or beliefs. When I watched it, I felt a spiritual connection with each and every one of you. Stay strong, everyone during this battle we are in!
I never got exposed to classical music at a young age. When I began college I learned about the history of Jazz. I fell in love with the composition of the different pieces. I continued to explore my interest in Jazz which led me to classical music. Ever since I heard classical music I entered this world I never knew existed. I am forever grateful for it and can't wait to explore this simple yet complex world.
I love the relationship between Jazz and Classical, it's so beautiful, like cousins with differences but so many similarities, and a similar yet different soul..
I'm so glad you organized this Tiffany! It is amazing to sear everyone's stories and inspiring in so many ways. Everyone goes through their own experiences in life and classical music just happens to be one that so many people can connect with! Let's all continue to grow together and share our experiences! Keep up all your hard work, continue pursing your passions and what you want to achieve! Be Kind and Keep Striving! ❤
This video is clearly well-planned. The flow between the different topics, the introduction to each new topic, the way you play the pieces mentioned in people's essays... Truly meticulous. Great work, Tiffany!
It's a great video with so much work done by you and many of us!
Appreciate how classical music fills everyone's life in different ways no matter at happy or sad moments
Just like meeting and interacting with a unique friend!
I will cherish this vlog in my heart forever.
Hi Tiff - I don't play an instrument anymore, but I wish I did.
My first experience with classical was, like many Americans, with the Bugs Bunny & Daffy Duck cartoons, as well as Disney's Fantasia. Seemed like it was just 'always around' in my life. But I still remember the evening I got totally thrilled with it. I was driving home in my truck late at night - and in a snowstorm - from a stressful trade school class, and I turned on the local classical station (WCLV) to relax a little. A piece of music came on that was just incredible!! I was stunned, and I noted down the time on my clock, and when I got home I actually phoned the Cleveland radio station and asked the man who answered what they'd played at the noted time. (This was way before cell phones and the internet). The guy looked it up and told me it was Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto 2 in D minor. The next day I purchased an album of Rach music lol, and a whole new world was opened for me.
I tend to really enjoy the Russian composers, and I love any music in a minor key. SO dramatic! And in the past year, I've begun to explore traditional and classical music of Asia - China, Japan, Korea especially.
I enjoy every Tiffany vlog, and every piece of music you play, and have LOVED LOVED LOVED watching what you've done over the past couple of years, not only with music, but with your travels, your thought processes, with the internet, and especially with your charity work. Every time I see you I want to congratulate you on a life well lived. Love you, and I really love your future already!!
Truly, you are one of my heroes. 💙
What a beautiful, emotional video! And the editing was a piece of art, too❤️
Its wonderful seeing, hearing, & reading all the variety of stories and I'm thinking about sharing my story and it's a lot to think about in a good way. Wonderful how we're all connecting together even though we're from variety parts of the world. Thanks for having us share our stories with you Tiffany and your commitment to read them all and seeing a part of our world of classical music influence in us.
One of the most wonderfully inspirational videos! The world definitely looks a little brighter, the trees look greener, and the air feels fresher (albeit still humid) after watching this. Thank you for putting this together! 35:28 --> comparing harmonic progression to life experiences was very deep and insightful.
AWESOME VIDEOO😍
I started enjoying classical music around age 11. My older brother gave me my first real Chopin book at age 13 and that was so inspirational.After that it was a new composer book every year for my birthday.
Thank you my dear big brother for your guidance and support in my piano studies.
Wow! You're amazing! I'd need 20 years of sleep after reading 1,745 responses! You not only read our words, but aso contemplated and formed them into a 39 minute masterpiece of superbly thought out divisions and subdivisions, tying everything together so neatly, from the base feelings of emotions to the metaphysical realm of philosophical perspectives.
I'm watching this over and over again, quite a few times, because each time I watch it I see something new that I previously missed.
Oh, my goodness! It would take me at least a year to do what took you only a month to perform. You're really incredible, young lady! Awesome job! 👍
One of my most-loved parts of this video is the way you combined all of the different perspectives into such a beautiful answer to your questions that help us better understand why we love and appreciate classical music. I especially loved your ending summary! Very well done, Tiffany! 👍 Absolutely love this vlog! 💙 Very well done! 👍👍👍
Your vlogs and performances are our escape from the chaos that is happening in the world today. Thank you so much for your hard work Tiffany and Keep Striving! ❤️
Watched the whole thing. Amazing video thanks for taking the time to read and edit together this video Tiffany
I appreciate this vlog very much, the month you spent on it was good, you produced something
surprisingly good. I will watch it again. Thanks.
oh now my heart melted.......
Classical music is one of the most important things in my life!❤
"Be Kind, Keep Striving"...love it...you're truly inspirational, Tiffany! Keep up the the good work!
Classical music is documentary of humanity and human soul. It is the spiritual history of human.
As you say, lots of lovely stories. I have now been enjoying classical music now for sixty years (not from the womb!). I hope for a couple of decades more. Good production, by the way!
Touching and inspiring. Thank you, Tiffany for heeding the call! Blessings in all your future endeavors.
Anybody here who isn't a classical pianist/musician but still watches Tiffany's video anyway? I may not enjoy playing classical pieces but definitely do enjoy listening to them! XD
This is so wholesome i hope other musicians can be so communicate as tifanny is 🤧
Thanks so much for compiling and creating this vlog! All the hard work you’ve put into it is very evident. Thank you for sharing all these inspirational stories ❤️❤️
Thanks for this video Tiffany. Thanks for organizing it so thoughtfully. It's great listening to experiences from people.
The hard work put into this is insane! Congrats on the project and many wonderful things to come!
Some of those stories literally gave me goosebumps. The people who are friends with their piano, with the composers, and even with the actual music. Sooooo beautiful. What other music can or will do that 300, 400 years later?
This video made me emotional for some reason... It was so nice to see that so many people share the same feelings I have about classical music. To me, classical music is everything, but also a very lonely world because I don’t really have anyone close to me who actually likes and listens to classical music. I play just for myself, that’s all I have.
This video was so beautiful.
I simply love the thought that went behind making this vlog
I think it is wonderful how you treat your subscribers. I really enjoyed other people their story about classical music!
I really absolutely loved this video (and all your other works)!
Somehow this video also really motivates me.
Take care y'all!
So much nice people, also, so many of them feeling quite alone... People, knows that when I'll play classical sheets, there will always be a part of me thinking of you and I'll do my best to play nicely ; so whenever you feel bad and alone, there is a chance that somewhere in France, a friend is caring about you and is playing a tune, for you.
Have a wonderfull day, I wish you the best.
My first experience of a life concert was in 1965, when I was a freshman at Stephen F Austin College in Nacogdoches Texas. Nacogdoches is a very small town in East Texas and SFA is a very small college there. To my great surprise, Arthur Fiedler in person and the Boston Pops gave a concert at my small little college. You have to remember in 1965 Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops were very popular and well-known across America. I don't think he brought the full orchestra but he bought brought a couple of busloads of them to our college. I thought it was a great thing that a man of his stature was going out and giving concerts to the small little colleges across America to spread classical music. I am eternally indebted to his generosity.
Tiffany playing Für Elise! 14:11
Tiffany, this is a fantastic Vlog. I really enjoyed it. It is very interesting to hear what classical music means to other people. For me, it has always been something very personal, something that I don't really talk about with friends, but feel a great passion for. It is a kind of escape where I can just switch off from the hustle and bustle of real life when i need to. The other thing I love about it is depending on how you feel, you will hear the music differently, might notice a subtle sound you didn't hear before, or feel it it a different way!
You really inspire me a lot! You connect classical music lovers together and share the greatest thing in music with us. Thank you Tiffany and I am looking forward to watching your next video and knowing more about life of a classical concert pianist!
My reflection to this is;
you are getting so many answers about this....
I don't know but maybe it's because the question is not often asked from someone comming from inside of classical music and there are a lot of experiences to come out.
Or to put it short,
your vlog is unique !
this was super heartwarming!! thank you, tiffany, for arranging a project such as this. it was really lovely hearing about the influence of classical music on people's lives. and kudos to you as the messages were well-delivered!! i love how you organized everything. it shows how much thought and effort you put into this and we really really appreciate it. keep striving!
This was truly an amazing video, it was so great to hear the many touching stories of classical music fans around the world!
Entirely Awesome video!!! Thank you, Tiffany!! Your hard work and dedication is incredible! Take care, stay safe, and please make sure you get enough sleep! ;)
This vlog is so uplifting. Thanks, Tiffany!
This is such a fabulous vlog!!!
Hope you're well T! Great to see you again.
It's nice to hear stories here regarding classical music, all around. Thoughtful and helpful at times, and really can relate.
Tiffany, you are just amazing... thank you
My response was just off the cuff. Classical music has intertwined in my life for almost 58 years, so i have a lot of stories.
Greetings to all from MidWest USA.....
My grandmothers on both sides of the family are pianists. One of them was my first music teacher. I wasn’t entirely keen on playing the piano - I’d fall asleep just as my grandmother would fall asleep during our lessons. I stopped though, because I had other priorities. It was her who taught me to love music in all forms. A few years ago, she passed away and it was heartbreaking. I always thought I’d get back to learning from her eventually, but it just never happened.
A few months ago, I went on a RUclips binge of classical music channels, including this one. It sparked something within me that has been asleep for many years, and memories of times when I would sit in my grandmother’s lessons with her other students, memories of watching her practice all came flooding back. I started to dig up old pieces, and learn new ones. In some way, it has helped me heal from many of the things that I have gone through as well. Classical music makes me see the world in a new way, but it’s also a way for me to connect with my grandmother who I’ve thought I’ve lost. I feel her alive in me when I listen, or attempt to play. I feel myself healing bit by bit.
Yes it's a really long time.Can't believe I'm watching Tiffany vlog again 😭🤧
.....personal voice & journey idea great....also “returning to same key~theme” after tumultuous section.....Tiffany audience so perceptive.....worldwide connections and communications.....great sharing...thanks to all.....🙂🙂🙂
This vlog has broadened my perspective on classical music even more. Hearing the parallels between the music and life makes so much sense. Music is a true live of mine and this community only makes my understand and love music more. Thank you
Gawreeeetingggtzzzzzz ... love Daffy
This video was so well put-together, Tiffany. Thank you for putting in such effort to deliver such inspirtation to us. WAtched the whole thing :)
I loved the video! This project must have been so rewarding to you, I DO hope you get back to your perfomances sometime soon. What a great way to take advantage of this down time!
I'm so glad that we can see all your work now. ♥️
Tiffany, just knowing that you spent more than two weeks to read and understand each response already cheers me up! I follow you on instagram so i also follow your tiredness in the progress hahah and I couldn't imagine reading 1700+ responses.. you have such a big heart for all your subscribers
I love you tiffany! Love from the philippines🇵🇭
I verry enjoy that vlog. Thsnk You sooo much fof everything.😍
Hi Tiffany, somehow the RUclips algorithm has found its way to lead me back to you, and I'm so very glad, nostalgic, and proud to see you so grown up and be where you're at right now! It is also meaningful to find you asking "what is classical music is to you and me", because I began to explore classical music in my adulthood with you. I first saw you about ten years ago, when I was a college first-year. You played Bach's French Suite so beautifully in your purple dress that I would play your video over and over again, for a long long period of time. There were many versions of the French suite, but yours was my favorite. It kept the fundamentals so well, yet delivered a powerful imagery of blooming flowers and green pasture. Your music consoled my heart when I was having a difficult time with culture shocks and homesickness. I was fresh out of the boat, across the globe and a 17-hour flight from home. During that time and with your music, I discovered my fondness for Bach's music, and was also inspired to get back to playing the piano myself. Since then, my love for classical music and especially Bach has continued on for ten years now. I wanted to say THANK YOU for your music that consoled my heart when I was going through a rough time. Again, I am so glad to encounter you again as a grown woman. How time flew. I will continue to witness your journey here on RUclips!
ruclips.net/video/LpxLMcbnj7E/видео.html This is the one I was referring to! You still have it omg. 😭😇😊😊
This is just amazing. I can't believe this exists, so many people's opinion, with such nice commentary. Classical music bonds❤
yay tiffany you’re back! we’ve missed you! ❤️
Thank you for all the effort you put into making this vlog!
I’m so thankful, I love your work so much! Keep it up!