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wait.... i eat, write, badminton with left hand, Whilst in ball im right hand, and maybe other things too. so its also complicated for me :O am i chopin?????!
Chopin learning the piano: His teacher: So Chopin let me see what you have written till the moment Chopin:(Shows the sheet music) The teacher: So... why am I here?
Ulaş Önal actually your *joke* is a bit INCORRECT the meaning “ètude” means FINGER exercises, etc. Meaning this song is just finger exercises probably chord progressions, or right hand practice who knows
APiano winter wind is insane I’ve been playing it and the way that your forced to play a chromatic scale with an implemented a minor chord makes me want to die
0:20 is my favorite part, something about the left hand spazzing out and the right looking so calm, it just sounds good. Definitely my favorite pianist in RUclips
i can also sorry for profile picture im on my grandma's laptop lel i learned minute waltz in 1 week im confident in this next year ima try heroic polonaise first
Mate just practice getting tension out of ur fingers cause It will help a lot like warm up on a chromatic scale and don’t try it fast at first go slower and over the get gradually faster :)
1:37 is my most fav part, I like the rapid jumps the left hand makes while maintaining a rapid flowing manner with the right hand, this must be extremely challenging for even advanced pianists, this is often chosen by professional pianists typically
At 1:39 is the part where I just feel so happy and my eyes get watery. I think it’s because of the fact that I am already on my path of playing piano by having lessons. Some pieces make me actually cry like Un Sospiro either because they are so beautiful or that I just can’t wait to play them. What appeals to me about this part is that it gets so intense and it kind of sounds like screaming from the higher octave and it just blends in so well. I love your channel so much and I can’t wait for all the other videos you will make
I freaking love this part because it sounds so beautifully chaotic. The tempo can be manipulated at this part to portray an ever rising urgency and a great psychological power. A technique that plays well in pieces like torrent and La Campanella. I’m with you, though. I cannot wait to play this full piece.
@@rocketscientist9200 well I recently learned the simplified version of Morning by Edvard Grieg which is a 4 page song. I have also made some of my own songs.
New Friend: So what do you like to do? Rousseau: Oh, I like to play piano in my spare time, no biggy. New Friend: Prove it. Rousseau: *plays Etude Op. 10 No. 4*
He's got ads now, and he didn't have it previously, despite having more than enough subs+views (he also messaged the YT-team on twitter about the fact that channels who steal content have monetization, yet his channel doesn't, which is a fact that I totally agree with).
1:37 starting here, the expression just builds up to earth shattering climaxes with the left and right hand, the right hand has to deal fluidity and smoothly simultaneously using the left hand leaping fron a two note chord to one note in sempre staccato in great succession. Not only the expression is just incredible but the percussive like feel on the left hand which kinda makes it sound like a drum kit playing in the background getting you moving 💃🕺🎹🎶🎵
I love your description of the bass clef of the coda. "like a drum kit". This is a trait only Rousseau's rendition has. Other pianists don't do it as well as him.
As a guitarist whose been listening solely to guitar oriented music for the last 25 years, its blowing my mind to see what these guys were doing on a piano 300 odd years ago. A whole new world is literally opening up to me. Well done. Thanks for posting!
im 14 and after 8 years of piano i decided to learn this piece without my teacher, i started 4 months ago and atm im at this part of it 0:57 and all i can say is that its not that hard to learn it BUT the actually speed that you need to play this its crazy, and i am on a close speed of this one but still need some more and more practice, hope that i wont lose my motivation on this etude and that i will be focusing on it
Rousseau: places hands on keyboard Every pianist in a ten mile raidus: OH MY GOD WHAT A MASTER I'M SO UNFIT TO BE A PIANIST I SHOD QUIT AND PLAY THE TRIANG-
some of his nocturnes (particularly the posthumous ones) are as beautiful as they are actually fairly managable, maybe you could start your Chopin journey from there :)
@@rendzz444 I too used to be anal about calling things pieces, but honestly if people are listening to them and enjoying it, who cares what they call them. I'd rather classical music doesn't die out.
Awesome man! Not only do the visuals look great, you're also an incredibly talented pianist. Ever thought of recording Chopin's Winter Wind? Bet that would GO HAM!
Good thing though you got 10 fingers but only 2 eyes. so technically you should be 5 times faster with the fingers. However, the eyes are synced which is why you actually only have 1 focus with the eyes, whereas muscle memory in the fingers is 10 times faster then! Never give up and enjoy the process of building the muscle memory. It is a good mental challenge!
Chopin-Revolutionary Etude: kills left hand Liszt-La Campenella: kills right hand Lizst-Un Sosprio: kills left hand Chopin-Winter Wind: kills right hand Chopin-Torrent: kills both hands Lizst-Hungarian Rhapsody: Keyboard: Did someone mention cookies?
Either Chopin loved the piano and wrote beautiful music on it, or he hated it so much that he made it his life work to compose ridiculously difficult music so that other people would see his work and immediately quit playing the piano
@@Tolstoy111 its not as hard as other pieces, example being little red riding hood etude tableau 39, but its probably one of the most tiring pieces to perform, and i know that from experience
I really hate it when people use flight of the bumblebee as a difficulty standard. And chopin etude op 10 no 4 isnt even close in resemblence to flight of the bumblebee. op 10 no 2 wouldve been a good comparison
Despite the sheer difficult of the piece, this performance was very musical and entertaining to listen to. It did not feel like a battle between man and instrument, which takes a lot of mastery to pull off. Well done!
I really like how you play this piece, other performers tend to accelerate between parts, whereas you really play all the notes, slowing down at the perfect moments
The first Chopin Etude on my channel, I'd have nothing less to celebrate 200,000. Thank you all and welcome to all of the new subscribers :D Come chat with me and the community over at my discord server: bit.ly/RousseauDiscord
Do a voice reveal please.
I absolutely love chopin etudes. Can you do op25 n11 and op10 n12 please?!
Please do transcendental etude no. 4 Liszt or Hungarian rhapsody no. 2!
What type of piano is that? It’s so cool.
Why do you torture yourself u absolute legend?
Debussy: "Music is the silence between the notes."
Chopin: no.
music is the notes between the notes
@@leol2254 THAT WAS A GOOD ONE HAHAHAHA
Chopin: music is ...s p e e d
AHAHHHAAHA
Liszt: "Music is to break fingers."
Paganini: "Music is to break dreams."
1:00 HIS HANDS ARE FIGHTING!!!
U are right I did not realize that 😂🎹
Top ten most epic Anime battles
@@zyrogama8356 *LMAO*
God now all I hear from this is "URA URA URA URA URA URA URA URA" with anime effects in my head. Thanks bruv xD
Left Hand: ➡️➡️➡️ AA BB ⬆️⬆️↗️ L2 L1
Right Hand: ➡️➡️➡️⬇️ L2L1 R2 R1
Fantastic playing, Rousseau! It's a very difficult one and you handled it excellently! Nice work! -Andrew
Sheet Music Boss oh my god im your biggest fan!!!!!!
Andrew where are the tsfh covers at?? I miss them...
@@rohitchopra4023, at his Andrew Wrangel channel.
that moment when another verified youtuber comments on a verified youtuber
Whow, it's you
The way 1:07 goes back to the main theme is actually tooo good
man i was looking for a comment of someone who thought that for so long
@@delbiya9588 you’re cute
@@georgejungle138 what the hell
@@normal-potato05
It's a superficial compliment
@@DNKG669 I didn’t mean what the hell in a serious way, I meant it in a “what the hell 😂” cos that was so out of the left field you know
Is the melody in the right or left hand?
Chopin: Yes
So damn accurate..
I played the video on 2x
🤣🤣🤣
@@cmg-1106 sounds like a bit Richter's version
Both hands is melody it alternates
"I wanna learn this"
My Piano, piano teacher, fingers, and ears: say sike right now
69 nices
69 lol
Steven Watson my piano teacher was actually really excited when I told her lol
ahaha
Camera:*brokes*
Rousseau:*uplodes*
Also Rousseu:WHAT HAPPENED?!
Camera:I TELL U WHAT HAPPENED!
Revolutionary kills your left hand
Winter Wind kills your right hand
Torrent kills both
paula so true damn it
like...you can play first 2 seconds of Hungarian Rhapsody no.2 tho
haha yeah
What about Rachmaninov’s Moments Musicaux no. 4? It also kills the piano
@@sallie. you're right 😂
This piece actually shows how genius Chopin really was
Nah he just hit his piano
@@-o6o cap every note is thought of before written down. You have to be a genius to make this much notes at this speed sound good
@roachdoggjr1940let us see your wonderful etude 👍
By button mashing
@@ryanmonostori9306 Bro, Chopin is known by calm, beautiful pieces, ofc there are a many pieces such like this, but mainly Chopin is gentle
Teacher: Are you left Handed or Right Handed?
Chopin: Its complicated
Chopin: Shows 4 hands and a second brain
wait.... i eat, write, badminton with left hand, Whilst in ball im right hand, and maybe other things too. so its also complicated for me :O am i chopin?????!
Chopin:YES
Umut Şener umm but u have to be able to do that certain thing with both hands, not just domnance over one hand over a specific activity.
Ambidextrous
Chopin learning the piano:
His teacher: So Chopin let me see what you have written till the moment
Chopin:(Shows the sheet music)
The teacher: So... why am I here?
loll thnx for this....
Just to suffer...
That is exactly what it was. After listening to the admission to the conservatory, his examiner wrote “musical genius” in his personal file.
Hahahaha
Very Original!
What an incredible performance. Chapeau!
Wtf, i am french and Chapeau is it an english expression ? Because it is also a french word that mean "hat" :p
This comment section is heaven, my two favourite RUclips piano players in one place😂
@@foroky_4928 Oui c'est une expression française qui veut dire bravo. Ça vient sûrement d'un raccourci de "chapeau bas".
PVT Duckling Mdr des fr ^^
@@foroky_4928 Chapeau is a worldwide expression. It's like an elegant way to express a mix of congratulation and respect
1:38 probably one of my favorite parts out of all of chopins etudes
Agreed, that buildup to the pure rage part is just out of this world
So agreed
Would be perfect for a Tom and jerry chase scene.
@@juniordragon9538 omg so true!
What is an etude?
Chopin was hitting his piano one day and thought "oh, that actually sounds good"
Ulaş Önal waow bir Türk wslkwslkqslkqwl
As someone who does improv a lot, this is a mood lol
Ulaş Önal actually your *joke* is a bit INCORRECT
the meaning “ètude” means FINGER exercises, etc.
Meaning this song is just finger exercises probably chord progressions, or right hand practice who knows
David Villagra yeah they sound pretty transcendent to me
David Villagra it still sounds epic to me
My piano level : 1:54
🤣
Lol my hands r too small to even play that! 😂
lol 😆
SAME
Mine is 1:56
I've just realised that "flight of the bumblebee" is just a warm up.
I at realized that etude op 10 no 4 is just a warm up for Feux follets
@@fallenangle5246 *and I
Go hear liszt and you will think that this is liszt's one hand only
@@fallenangle5246 I've realized that Feux Follets is just a warm-up for El Contrabandista.
@@fivenightsatlospollosherma5893 I've just realized that El Contrabandista is a warmup for d'excetuin apres paganini no.4
Einstein: Nothing can move faster than light?
Chopin: Ok
Chopin doesn't want anyone playing his pieces
When they tried, he played it backwards.
Really?
@@batugenc2527 yes, i was there with chopin and he played it backwards
@@ry_ha lol
What? No
Is it a hobby or are you a professional pianist?
But damn, I wish I could play like that. :D How much are you practicing each day?
im your fan, why you can't play this after so many years of piano ?
@@thinkingabout6826 shhhhhhh
hahahahaha i like him im just asking because i would really like to play this but if he can't do it i'll probably never try
@@thinkingabout6826 it would take you a serious amount of time just to learn this piece.
I'd love for some background on his/her piano history
When the piano teacher says: 'Sing me the melody'...
Lmao
You must have sound like a turkey... akhsgsjagdak kahshdjs khghssah slshhdka
@@wilsongarcia5240 XD
Or clap the beat
time to spaz out
1:39 The bass in this part is amazing
your name is goated ngl
To think: This piece was composed in 1830. That's nearly 200 freaking years ago! You play it beautifully
LFP Gaming 189 years ago actually.
Ikr amazing
@@Botaccount31 he said nearly bruh... he never said it was exactly 200 years ago
@@Redditstoriez1-u9d Yes
Revolutionary Etude Op. 10 No. 12
kills left hand
Winter Wind Op. 25 No. 11
kills right hand
Op. 10 No. 4
honestly
😂😂😂
Thank for the "link"
APiano winter wind is insane I’ve been playing it and the way that your forced to play a chromatic scale with an implemented a minor chord makes me want to die
El contrabandista....if you're have seizure on your hands
Left-handed or right handed?
Chopin : Yes
I always thought you were good..... but WOW!! That's some next level playing right there. Well done!
MICHAELHICKOXFilms I didn’t know you watched him!
Never thought I would see you lol
I did not expect you to visit this channel.
0:20 is my favorite part, something about the left hand spazzing out and the right looking so calm, it just sounds good.
Definitely my favorite pianist in RUclips
I can't even fake moving my hands at this speed.
true
Most accurate comment ever.
i can also sorry for profile picture im on my grandma's laptop lel i learned minute waltz in 1 week im confident in this next year ima try heroic polonaise first
Ivica Ovčjak Good for you but dedicate some time to grammar lessons please
i can even at mazeppa
This etude is called torrent because everytime I try to play it I produce a torrent of wrong notes
Underrated comment. 😂
@@alakanayak3492 opus
No, you’re supposed to save those wrong notes for the Op. 25 No. 5
Mostafa Hassan i see what you did there...
BHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA
Sorry, I can't play this. My third and fourth hands haven't came in the mail yet.
D34D IN5ID3 Lmaooo
Lol
where do you order them? i think i need some..
chai audios black market
I wouldnt be able to do it with 4 hands as well
In my perspective this should be called Torment instead of Torrent.
Mate just practice getting tension out of ur fingers cause It will help a lot like warm up on a chromatic scale and don’t try it fast at first go slower and over the get gradually faster :)
@@voides ok i'll try
I learnt this during Lockdown but I can only get through it at 75% speed. Still fun though to play something recognisable!
Chopin had a typo
The torrent of torment
R ur fingers ok?
Is the piano ok??????
Is my instant ramen diet ok?
@@SCEM0PHANT0M me
Is everyone ok?
You’ve never touched a piano in your life, have you?
Chopin: hahaha this will surely stop any performer in their tracks
Rousseau: I am speed
*DUUUUUUUUUNNNN*
Also Chopin: wait I never said that
Liszt: well, it was quite a challenge… This is some hard sight reading material!
Who would win
An entire orchestra or
One Polish boi
Chopin is a beast
It's already decided
No, a guac boi
I thought you meant Rousseau
I was like, "he's polish??.... its a guy?."
@@hopefuldavid3320 yes, it's a guy
1:37 is my most fav part, I like the rapid jumps the left hand makes while maintaining a rapid flowing manner with the right hand, this must be extremely challenging for even advanced pianists, this is often chosen by professional pianists typically
He got to day 4 on simply piano..
mhm
lol that was pretty funny
Day 5 and he can play this blindfolded
day 6: playing this while hanging upside down, hand swapped, blindfolded and twice the tempo.
I dont get it
Chopin at his study: HAHAHAHA LETS SEE THEM PLAY THIS
lmao
Amazing musicians play it successfully.
Chopin: *Surprised pikachu face*
and Liszt sight reads it at full tempo
its rcm 9 for sum reason, (and that's my level, ) EVEN THOUGH ITS HARDER THAN SOME OF THE ARCT PEICES
1:11 that touch in the left hand is something I appreciate very much
I've been trying so hard to find a person who likes that part too 😂
At 1:39 is the part where I just feel so happy and my eyes get watery. I think it’s because of the fact that I am already on my path of playing piano by having lessons. Some pieces make me actually cry like Un Sospiro either because they are so beautiful or that I just can’t wait to play them. What appeals to me about this part is that it gets so intense and it kind of sounds like screaming from the higher octave and it just blends in so well. I love your channel so much and I can’t wait for all the other videos you will make
@@blender-chan LMAO
I freaking love this part because it sounds so beautifully chaotic. The tempo can be manipulated at this part to portray an ever rising urgency and a great psychological power. A technique that plays well in pieces like torrent and La Campanella. I’m with you, though. I cannot wait to play this full piece.
what point are you at now in piano?
oh wow I forgot I made this comment
@@rocketscientist9200 well I recently learned the simplified version of Morning by Edvard Grieg which is a 4 page song. I have also made some of my own songs.
New Friend: So what do you like to do?
Rousseau: Oh, I like to play piano in my spare time, no biggy.
New Friend: Prove it.
Rousseau: *plays Etude Op. 10 No. 4*
SwagMasta001 new friend: _shuts the fuck up like a bitch_
HAHAHAHAHA this so funny made me much laugh OMG epic lol and big funny VERY COOL 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
there are always those pieces you play if someone doesn't believe you actually play the piano. this is amongst them
Reminds me of the scene from Shine where he busts out Flight of the Bumblebee
800th hundred like babyyyyyy
Guys not trying to brag but i can play this peice at 1:54
underrated comment
That's about the only part that can be played right.
Even used the word 'song" sacrilegious indeed
Chick Falley420 get outta here twoset normie
@@Sircade *LING LING INSURANCE*
I'm happy to see that you've gotten monetization finally. You deserve it
He's got ads now, and he didn't have it previously, despite having more than enough subs+views (he also messaged the YT-team on twitter about the fact that channels who steal content have monetization, yet his channel doesn't, which is a fact that I totally agree with).
Wow verified channel
impressed by dynamics and the jump you played in 1:39
I learned how to read braille from this video
Where the fuck do you get a tactile monitor Paul Denton?
AHAGAHAGAGAHAGA
I learned to hear braille
WHERE THE FUCK DID YOU GET A TACTILE HEADSET Colin Gunawan!??!
Protoka I made it myself :)
That’s faster than my pc
mine too
fnas(fifteen notes a second)
Shane Brilee I’m the 666th like lmao
oh lol
xD
1:37 starting here, the expression just builds up to earth shattering climaxes with the left and right hand, the right hand has to deal fluidity and smoothly simultaneously using the left hand leaping fron a two note chord to one note in sempre staccato in great succession. Not only the expression is just incredible but the percussive like feel on the left hand which kinda makes it sound like a drum kit playing in the background getting you moving 💃🕺🎹🎶🎵
I love your description of the bass clef of the coda. "like a drum kit". This is a trait only Rousseau's rendition has. Other pianists don't do it as well as him.
As a guitarist whose been listening solely to guitar oriented music for the last 25 years, its blowing my mind to see what these guys were doing on a piano 300 odd years ago.
A whole new world is literally opening up to me. Well done. Thanks for posting!
Imagine him ringing your doorbell😂😂
might wanna buy a new one
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
My ears would be ringing just a like my eyes are watching this vid
I mean, technically it would just sound like a normal doorbell
@@choimanin wtf I want my eyes to ring how u do that??
🤡 - the ones who say that "The flight of the bumblebee" is the hardest piano piece ever.
it's warmup for Etude Op. 10 No. 2 lol
Flight of the bumblebee is literally just climbing notes done as fast as possible
@@LeventK yeeeee that’s the big boy version
Depends original bumblebee meh cziffras bumblebee REAL SHIT
*laughs in le preux*
im 14 and after 8 years of piano i decided to learn this piece without my teacher, i started 4 months ago and atm im at this part of it 0:57 and all i can say is that its not that hard to learn it BUT the actually speed that you need to play this its crazy, and i am on a close speed of this one but still need some more and more practice, hope that i wont lose my motivation on this etude and that i will be focusing on it
1:12 This part is my favorite. I love it so much its just perfect
Same
Мне тоже больше всего она нравится!! 😍
This is proof that aliens exist
Haha Good One bro
gold
And his name is Freddie Chopin the Great
@@tishakrishanti1478 yes
I'm an alien but I can't even do this😨
Mate, this looks even harder than La Campanella. Huge respect. Amazing!
Bofista would be if it was longer lol
yeah la campanella is easier
@@lanye2708 I can do the jump notes lolololololololololol
La Campanella is harder
I mean my fingers cannot make the melody in this piece
1:08 I just love this drop way too much
best one ever heard so far.
Same
Yup
Amazing
idk why, but its really satisfying how he moves his left hand in 1:20
1:40 what was going on when he wrote this
deep thoughts
Tuberculosis
0:07 When I tried to play this piece for the first time 4 years ago, I couldn't do it here. 4 years have passed and I still can't do it.
lol
1:49 STILL the absolute best, coolest sounding arpeggio variation ive EVER heard on piano. God damn soooo good
*fingers have left the chat*
*Asians have entered the chat*
*Arthritis wants to know your location*
"Etude means 'study' . But who would study a piece like this?"
Rousseau would.
Mr. Rousseau
Yousseau wouldn't.
So Etude Op 10 means "study OverPowered 10
Hacks 4 Life etude means “a study” and not “étudier “ as in the verb “to sturdy”
Sry I didn’t mean to ruin your joke
*ahem* It's a piece not a song -triggered-
0:57 is crazy. Never heard an acoustic piano sound like this.
Imagine how fast he can type on a computer keyboard
He could write Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis in a split second
@@jaceyst.arnault6170 did you just spell that
@@acerzz2287 The p is capitalized for a reason. He obviously copy pasted it
Pianist here, im a really slow typer (80wpm average)
@@jaceyst.arnault6170 avocado
me: I'm so good at playing the piano
Rousseau:
me: nevermind
*sees your profile picture*
Ah, I see you’re a man of culture as well
Rousseau: places hands on keyboard
Every pianist in a ten mile raidus: OH MY GOD WHAT A MASTER I'M SO UNFIT TO BE A PIANIST I SHOD QUIT AND PLAY THE TRIANG-
Please don't get discouraged, You'll get there eventually if you keep practicing 😎
I’m sure this mans has had his fair share of practicing
Adrian Remo Hey, playing the triangle is very cool >:(
1:39 is where the boss part starts
0:58 - 1:13 is the boss part
@&& that's deepest ever even i think you did it by mistake
Thats my favorite part
Nah it's 0:00
i like how your time stamp of 1:39 has 139 likes
Its amazing how some famous youtubers are praising you :0
Rousseau please don't die, your piano's C#2 sounded so good in the coda
WHY DID YOU FORSAKE US???
Wow... I've rewatched this a dangerous number of times...
TheArtist same😂
Everyone talking about how Chopin is so good but no one is talking about how this Rousseau guy is killing every single piece
Yeah, I’ll stick to learning Howl’s Moving Castle for now. I’ll come back to this in maybe about never
You could try Prelude In C-Sharp Minor,I love that one.
some of his nocturnes (particularly the posthumous ones) are as beautiful as they are actually fairly managable, maybe you could start your Chopin journey from there :)
yeah, never sound good to me too
:D i love that song love the movie just watched a couple months back love the song 😊
sup, saw u at idubzz vid lol.
Other composers: Hey Chopin, will you put the melody in the right or the left hand in this piece??!
Chopin: Yes of course!
Don't get me started on Bach
This legit raised my heart beat while listening, absolutely insane how people can play this
I know
I don't understand how people could write pieces like this. People playing it is ridiculous but chopin came up with it
It’s not as difficult as it looks.
@@Tolstoy111damn your skill must be a god. How many years have you been playing piano for?
@@artha1679 I didn’t say I play it at this level. It’s hard but not prohibitively difficult.
This is one of the most impressive things I’ve ever seen in my life. Have watched this video over 100 times, listen to it in the car. Brilliant.
@@theodorteppo1437 there was no mistakes.....😅
It's songs like this that convince me that Rousseau isn't human.
*piece
Then you realise, someone wrote this...
Did I say it was? I’m just saying it’s ont thing to play it. But to have written it takes a whole level of mastery
@@rendzz444 I too used to be anal about calling things pieces, but honestly if people are listening to them and enjoying it, who cares what they call them. I'd rather classical music doesn't die out.
What is Chopins hardest etude?
1:37 from here to the finish is criminally underrated
Awesome man! Not only do the visuals look great, you're also an incredibly talented pianist. Ever thought of recording Chopin's Winter Wind? Bet that would GO HAM!
i'm rolling on the floor. This is so crazy. The cascade of notes just never stops. How could someone compose something like this? Chopin was on crack.
Oto Kage no my good sir he was on smart.
"Could you get your fingers to move that fast?"
"I can't even get my eyes to move that fast."
Good thing though you got 10 fingers but only 2 eyes. so technically you should be 5 times faster with the fingers. However, the eyes are synced which is why you actually only have 1 focus with the eyes, whereas muscle memory in the fingers is 10 times faster then! Never give up and enjoy the process of building the muscle memory. It is a good mental challenge!
You know a piece is legit when it sounds like a whole film score
Chopin-Revolutionary Etude: kills left hand
Liszt-La Campenella: kills right hand
Lizst-Un Sosprio: kills left hand
Chopin-Winter Wind: kills right hand
Chopin-Torrent: kills both hands
Lizst-Hungarian Rhapsody:
Keyboard:
Did someone mention cookies?
This is the most normie comment I have ever seen omg.
Hm okay?
My piano kills my fingers
Dont forget the Etude Op 25 no 10,just kill all your muscle hand. Straight octave😂
Stop exaggerating with the Hungarian Rhapsody!!! My god this comment is so unnecessary😩
I'm glad that we can all universally agree that at the 1:44 part the left hand does not have to have perfect groups of three. xD
Me: I wanna play that
My finger: Am I joke to u?
Well try playing with more fingers
@@benshanahan2295 LMAOOOO
Rachmaninoff,and Liszt: *_yes._*
Either Chopin loved the piano and wrote beautiful music on it, or he hated it so much that he made it his life work to compose ridiculously difficult music so that other people would see his work and immediately quit playing the piano
Lol
This piece isn’t as difficult as it sounds.
@@Tolstoy111 its not as hard as other pieces, example being little red riding hood etude tableau 39, but its probably one of the most tiring pieces to perform, and i know that from experience
Looool
How is this not the greatest piano étude ever created. The sheer force, power and complexity just mesmerize me every time.
Who said it isnt
I hope that piano was 18+.
FBI OPEN UP!!!
FBI
Omg, lol
stop with stupid rape jokes, damn.
LOL
Was this the 18th century equivalent of Heavy Metal?
This is 19th century...
Was this the 19th century equivalent to heavy metal?
SlightShift123 18th century was Vivaldi Summer.
J.S. Bach OOOF
@@adamdonahue2079 I was just about to say summer xD
My man introduced beat drops to the industry.
1:46 That's the most Incredible end i never see on a Piano Piece!
If you add "most" remove "est"
Vice versa
Not trying to be mean or anything, just thought to tell you :)
@@twinendymion947 Thank you 🙃
1:20 His left hand 😂 It's crazy
😂😂😂
Etude Op 10 No 4, aka Flight of the bumblebee on steroids
Dennis Huang 😂😂
Well said
Flight of the Bumblewho?
I really hate it when people use flight of the bumblebee as a difficulty standard. And chopin etude op 10 no 4 isnt even close in resemblence to flight of the bumblebee. op 10 no 2 wouldve been a good comparison
@@ynsmdd8678 same. I heard somebody call this a "bach invention on crack" xd it describes this piece much better
Me: joins schools talent competition and plays fur elise
The quiet asian kid of the class after me:
Lol i played no 5 (black keys) on my school talent competition once
@An Umbrella not bad, but i was nervous and screwed up a few notes
@@scienceoftbp7367 that’s ok, it happens to everyone
Bravo! Hungarian Rhapsody no.2 next? Amazing work!
X EGG SEM OVO give that man a break! 😂😂😂
iTz_Me! hahahaha True!
X EGG SEM OVO Hungarian Rhapsody for 300k. I estimate he'll have three weeks to learn this with how fast he's gaining subs.
@@nathan-qo9rj only three weeks for hungarian rhapsody 😕
Freeze Stone ikr lol
"OMG guys, flight of the bumblebee is like the hardest piece ever!" -*Somebody*
Bruh no
1:38
That tenuto resolution is so satisfying
1:39 beautiful sound of a descent to madness before coming back from it all
Despite the sheer difficult of the piece, this performance was very musical and entertaining to listen to. It did not feel like a battle between man and instrument, which takes a lot of mastery to pull off. Well done!
1:37 my fav part
Fav
@Raged Gamer hehe, i know actually, im just lazy
@Raged Gamer *me too
@Raged Gamer Indeed
1:12 ultimate transition
1:02 Oh my god
Thats amazing
Sorry but can we just talk about how smooth and badass that left hand chord looked 1:08
Maybe if I practice 48 hours a day I may be able to play this piece
Lucy Scarlet thats what I thought
You mean 40 hours a day Ling Ling Wannabe?
Dont forget the 24k gold viola, play it percussively with 15 notes a second! Ling Ling wishes you luck
but a day is only 24 hours
Dean Benedict woosh
From 1:28 and on it just becomes amazingly amazing
I really like how you play this piece, other performers tend to accelerate between parts, whereas you really play all the notes, slowing down at the perfect moments