Which ones did we miss?? Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 1:17 - Rocketman (Your Song) 3:56 - Big 7:08 - Casablanca 11:02 - The Pianist 15:20 - Tom & Jerry: The Cat Concerto 17:30 - Twilight 22:04 - Harry Potter Deathly Hallows Pt. 1 23:51 - Bohemian Rhapsody - Live Aid Concert 26:16 - La La Land
The Rach 2 scene (multiple sequences, don't know off-hand which is the best) from the film Shine starring a then unknown Geoffrey Rush as pianist David Helfgott. Worth seeing as Rush picked up the Oscar for Best actor that year.
WATCH CASABLANCA FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!!! Sorry... No shouting, I know... but WATCH IT! It will wrench out your heart and wring it and then put it back in and leave you breathless and happy and sad and exhausted and full and wanting to watch it again. And you will NEVER hear that song the same again.
You guys a hilarious! How can an entire generation never have watched Casablanca? Just a few weeks back I made my husband watch it, because he as well never saw it until the mature age of 45, and I went straight back to the piano and played "As time goes by", one of the most important songs ever! 😊😊😊
Interview with the Vampire (1994) is missing. Lestat playing the piano was such an iconic movie scene. And Amadeus (1984) straight up made me get a piano. I love your list though 💕
Adding to the old movies you might not have seen...you should check out Chico Marx in any Marx Brothers movie. The way he played was for comedic effect, but he was a master.
The Pianist is a little bit more than that. he was in hiding and a german general found him. and he said he was a pianist and the german asked in to play the piano to prove it. so thats why the scene takes place, in the end the german let him there and when the war ended he was finally free. (to put it simply)
@@PianoteOfficial Let me just add my two cents. :) Adrien Brody did awesome job with playing piano but the most complex parts in this movie were played by Polish pianist Janusz Olejniczak.
My favorite piano scene is probably from little women, not for the piano part but because I just cry everytime I watch it. When Mr Laurence offers Beth his daughter's piano for Christmas. That's my piano scene.
Oh, you "kids," you gotta binge on old Hollywood movies! Check out "Duck Soup" and other Marx Brothers films for Chico's (and Harpo's) trancendent playing. :) MU
Had to laugh. I don't know your fav. ones and you don't know mine - generational gap! But Casablanca? EVERYBODY has to see that one - right up there with Gone With the Wind (don't tell me you missed that too?) - both my parents' timeframe. But 2 real tearjerkers you did miss - both Bette Midler - Beaches (have 2 boxes of Kleenex ready) - the theme is one of the most powerful ever - Wind Beneath My Wings. Then watch The Rose - might need more Kleenex. Demise of Janis Joplin - her you missed for sure!
Jumping into the comments first before watching the video to say I’m going to be very disappointed if “La La Land” isn’t on the list. Edit: I was not disappointed.
You must see Casablanca - Bogart and Bergman together, the final scene at the foggy airport, Dooley Wilson on piano singing As Time Goes By. But no one is as much fun to watch as Claude Rains' hilarious on-the-take policeman. A classic black and white romance.
For non-Hollywood film, I enjoy 1. The Legend of 1900 (1998); 2. Secret (2007); and 3. Nodame Cantabile: The Movie I (2009). For Hollywood film, Cloud Atlas (2012) came to my mind. The Cloud Atlas Sextet is astonishing.
LOVED the Tom and Jerry submission! It was like one cartoon we would get on BBC tv that we made time to watch,and was one of my happier childhood memories. Thanks!
He’s polish and he’s hiding and then he’s found and then he plays piano. I mean sure, that’s all technically correct but... The fact that he’s a Jew and the person who finds him is a German officer are kind of relevant.
Great video guys!! Enjoyed every single minute of it!! Very on-point choices of piano movie scenes, still ... there is one epic scene which, I found to be missing and that is the piano jazz solo from the movie "The Legend of 1900" with Tim Roth. Just go and watch it ... EPIC!!
I totally agree with your Top 10, thank you so much for that! For me personally, definitely The Pianist as well, and I would add the anime Your Lie in April to the list, because they animated all the piano and violin scenes accurately for the whole series. ❤️
Oh! My goodness! I love all these piano moment. I can feel at all even I don't know how to play the piano or keyboard or melodica. Thank you. love you.🤗🙏🏼🥰
Wait, wait just one ever loving minute. Are you seriously, seriously saying that neither of you have ever seen Casablanca? I am not believing this, and you say “the gentleman”? What, are you saying, really, that you don’t know Humphrey Bogart, really. Seriously, you don’t know Ingrid Bergman. In the words of a great American John McEnrow, “YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUS’. The brother, pianist, is, was Dooley Wilson.
a few years late, but when the film came out, there was a lot of press about what Adrian Brody did for the Pianist -- he practiced multiple hours every day, and did play certain passages in the film, but in the more complex ones the parts were played by the real pianist the movie was based on - which makes sense. But it's true, like Gosling, he did an incredible job learning in preparation for his role.
I don't have any additional suggestions, and you all picked some amazing songs in movies to review, but I did want to say, if you get a chance, you should actually sit down and watch Casablanca. Once you watch the whole movie, you'll see why it usually ranks somewhere in the top 3 on almost every single 'all time greatest movies' list that you can find. Usually #1 or #2 and truth be told, I never got what the hype was about until I watched it. It is quite literally almost sheer perfection in every aspect of a movie. Pure art.
The movie "Ray" had so many great piano scenes, but I won't try to list them all here. My two favorites are the seduction of his lead singer as they sat on the piano stool as he played, and that incredibly beautiful intro to "Everyday I Have The Blues"....
i know that you defiantly rated the to 10 of the greatest movies at all times BUT you missed a masterpiece ( and this is shame ) which is the movie " the legend of 1900 " , you should watch this and reconsider this video. thank you for this 30 minutes of joy , it was great
This must be someone else's and not your original top ten list Since you never saw casablanca. BTW I am learning a lot from your tutorials, Your lessons are great. I heard Brody learned piano for the movie
Ryan Reynolds learned to play piano like that in less than half a year?! ... Not gonna lie, kinda makes me want to give up. I've been learning for the better part of 9 months now and I'm barely at the "able to slowly learn songs in the Easy Piano songbooks" level.
Ryan Reynolds WISHES he could play like this! its Mr Gosling that really shines on this one. Some people just have an amazing talent and it leaves the rest of us wondering!
Hi! I have a doubt. I’m just a beginner. How to know what fingers to play each note? Like for eg , if some keys are far away, what fingers should we use and how do we know that ? Thank you :)
So nice to hear all the film music. Great job guys. Lisa you told me ones that you are 50% dutch. Can you read it? Please try on youtube the number: tot de maan en terug by Simone kleinsma en Paul de Leeuw. Its a beautiful love song. ( to the moon and back) I can not find the music. But i am trying some cords. I do have the lyrics. Love from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 Anneke
Movie songs and themes i remember are "Theme from Romeo and Juliet," "Gabriel's Oboe" (from The Mission) and theme from "Lonesome Dove." Also, "A Summer Place." All are beautiful and easy to learn/play.
Yeah, I was literally shouting WHERE IS LA LA LAND!? before reaching the end of the video, hahaha. Great top 10. Some real strong scenes there. And we got to give it to Tom for playing Liszt with only eight fingers.
I love your content. Wanted to get that out there right off. I played some keyboard in a garage rock band years ago and just regained interest a few months ago. Solo jazz piano is in my future. Long way to go. Ok, back to your list. I was watching your video, somewhat distracted, and said out loud “They will have to mention ‘The Fabulous Baker Boys’. “. I kept listening, and found myself agreeing with your list - mostly, then by the end I was stunned. In addition to my number one, which was a great movie, I’d add “The Legend of 1900” to the list. All in good fun. Thanks for doing what you do!
The John Ambrose piano scene in To All The Boys: PS I Still Love You is one of my favorites of all time! It's sooo romantic, and I love the fact that Jordan Fisher improvised it all!
There’s actually quite a few I know that have piano in it like the last song there’s an episode of touched by an Angel with a girl who plays piano not to mention Soul and your lie in April is all about piano
Oh my gosh... i love this video!! And i can still remember that scene in Big 🤓 And I havent watched LaLa Land, but that little trivia about Ryan Gosling having no formal training in piano before the movie, gave me an olive branch 💕
#10 is my #1! Ryan learned to play piano like that, for a movie role! My mom who has been playing piano for 60 years spent months trying to play La La Land soundtrack pieces. For a piano player it is breathtaking!
The info in this was a little bit misleading. The music in the film was actually a professional pianist not the actor. But Ryan could play most of what you saw in the film. So yes he's way above average in music ability but you are not hearing Ryan playing.
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Which ones did we miss??
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
1:17 - Rocketman (Your Song)
3:56 - Big
7:08 - Casablanca
11:02 - The Pianist
15:20 - Tom & Jerry: The Cat Concerto
17:30 - Twilight
22:04 - Harry Potter Deathly Hallows Pt. 1
23:51 - Bohemian Rhapsody - Live Aid Concert
26:16 - La La Land
Shallow
The Rach 2 scene (multiple sequences, don't know off-hand which is the best) from the film Shine starring a then unknown Geoffrey Rush as pianist David Helfgott. Worth seeing as Rush picked up the Oscar for Best actor that year.
@@robcostigan8757 I was about to comment that!
Replace ‘Twilight’ with ‘Ray’
My fav is Ron and Hear my knee
WATCH CASABLANCA FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!!! Sorry... No shouting, I know... but WATCH IT! It will wrench out your heart and wring it and then put it back in and leave you breathless and happy and sad and exhausted and full and wanting to watch it again. And you will NEVER hear that song the same again.
YOU'VE NEVER SEEN "Casablanca"?!??! Defining cultural moment for my generation.
We're going to make her watch it, I swear!
You guys a hilarious! How can an entire generation never have watched Casablanca? Just a few weeks back I made my husband watch it, because he as well never saw it until the mature age of 45, and I went straight back to the piano and played "As time goes by", one of the most important songs ever! 😊😊😊
The Piano. Excellent original music by Michael Nyman. Holly Hunter won an Oscar for her leading role and played all the pieces.
Interview with the Vampire (1994) is missing. Lestat playing the piano was such an iconic movie scene. And Amadeus (1984) straight up made me get a piano. I love your list though 💕
Excellent examples!!
Adding to the old movies you might not have seen...you should check out Chico Marx in any Marx Brothers movie. The way he played was for comedic effect, but he was a master.
The Pianist is a little bit more than that. he was in hiding and a german general found him. and he said he was a pianist and the german asked in to play the piano to prove it. so thats why the scene takes place, in the end the german let him there and when the war ended he was finally free. (to put it simply)
and a true story!
@@PianoteOfficial Let me just add my two cents. :) Adrien Brody did awesome job with playing piano but the most complex parts in this movie were played by Polish pianist Janusz Olejniczak.
My favorite piano scene is probably from little women, not for the piano part but because I just cry everytime I watch it. When Mr Laurence offers Beth his daughter's piano for Christmas. That's my piano scene.
I cry every time I watch too
No top 10 here but 1 is really epic for me... It's the scene in the holliday where Jack Black is creating music for a film... It is really funny!
The Pianist is great movie
so good!
Bogart to Bergman (remembering that past relationship): We'll always have Paris.
Oh, you "kids," you gotta binge on old Hollywood movies! Check out "Duck Soup" and other Marx Brothers films for Chico's (and Harpo's) trancendent playing. :) MU
You should hear the piano piece from the MALAYALAM movie "NOTE BOOK" .
I am mallu 😎
Had to laugh. I don't know your fav. ones and you don't know mine - generational gap! But Casablanca? EVERYBODY has to see that one - right up there with Gone With the Wind (don't tell me you missed that too?) - both my parents' timeframe. But 2 real tearjerkers you did miss - both Bette Midler - Beaches (have 2 boxes of Kleenex ready) - the theme is one of the most powerful ever - Wind Beneath My Wings. Then watch The Rose - might need more Kleenex. Demise of Janis Joplin - her you missed for sure!
You missed Oscar Levant playing Gershwin’s Concerto In F / An American In Paris (1951)
The Fabulous Baker Boys, 1989, Jeff and Beau Bridges, Michelle Pfeiffer. Great piano movie.
Jumping into the comments first before watching the video to say I’m going to be very disappointed if “La La Land” isn’t on the list.
Edit: I was not disappointed.
You must see Casablanca - Bogart and Bergman together, the final scene at the foggy airport, Dooley Wilson on piano singing As Time Goes By. But no one is as much fun to watch as Claude Rains' hilarious on-the-take policeman. A classic black and white romance.
One of the best! I promise we'll get Lisa to watch it!
@@PianoteOfficial She will love it.
Dudley Moore in the movie 10 ❤️
One of the most powerful piano scenes is in The Deer Hunter, the Chopin nocturne being played in the bar right before they all have to go off to war.
For non-Hollywood film, I enjoy 1. The Legend of 1900 (1998); 2. Secret (2007); and 3. Nodame Cantabile: The Movie I (2009). For Hollywood film, Cloud Atlas (2012) came to my mind. The Cloud Atlas Sextet is astonishing.
LOVED the Tom and Jerry submission! It was like one cartoon we would get on BBC tv that we made time to watch,and was one of my happier childhood memories. Thanks!
Jamie Foxx did an excellent job and the movie Ray! He actually study classical piano at Juilliard before he went on to become a comedian and actor.
Check out "Green Book" a good film.
Adrien Brody won the Oscar for best actor
You guys should have included the last scene of La La Land instead of this one.
A piano movie you must see is, "Shine," where Geoffrey Rush plays David Helfgott. It is hard to find, these days.
He’s polish and he’s hiding and then he’s found and then he plays piano. I mean sure, that’s all technically correct but... The fact that he’s a Jew and the person who finds him is a German officer are kind of relevant.
very relevant!
My fav piano channel :D!
Really enjoyed that. You should do more stuff like this.
It was a lot of fun to make too!
I already ranked Adrian's scene 10 before this video started.
Plzz make Disney "Let it go" tutorial
Plzz reply
Great video guys!! Enjoyed every single minute of it!! Very on-point choices of piano movie scenes, still ... there is one epic scene which, I found to be missing and that is the piano jazz solo from the movie "The Legend of 1900" with Tim Roth. Just go and watch it ... EPIC!!
Maam please make a beginners lession a separate playlist please maam....
I will put that on my list!
How did I miss this? Such a great episode you should do more! 🎹👏
Hello can you please please do a tutorial on the Sweetest gift by Craig Aven I want it to play for my family ds Christmas please 🙏🙏
I totally agree with your Top 10, thank you so much for that! For me personally, definitely The Pianist as well, and I would add the anime Your Lie in April to the list, because they animated all the piano and violin scenes accurately for the whole series. ❤️
Oh! My goodness! I love all these piano moment. I can feel at all even I don't know how to play the piano or keyboard or melodica. Thank you. love you.🤗🙏🏼🥰
Wait, wait just one ever loving minute. Are you seriously, seriously saying that neither of you have ever seen Casablanca? I am not believing this, and you say “the gentleman”? What, are you saying, really, that you don’t know Humphrey Bogart, really. Seriously, you don’t know Ingrid Bergman. In the words of a great American John McEnrow, “YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUS’. The brother, pianist, is, was Dooley Wilson.
a few years late, but when the film came out, there was a lot of press about what Adrian Brody did for the Pianist -- he practiced multiple hours every day, and did play certain passages in the film, but in the more complex ones the parts were played by the real pianist the movie was based on - which makes sense. But it's true, like Gosling, he did an incredible job learning in preparation for his role.
I don't have any additional suggestions, and you all picked some amazing songs in movies to review, but I did want to say, if you get a chance, you should actually sit down and watch Casablanca. Once you watch the whole movie, you'll see why it usually ranks somewhere in the top 3 on almost every single 'all time greatest movies' list that you can find. Usually #1 or #2 and truth be told, I never got what the hype was about until I watched it. It is quite literally almost sheer perfection in every aspect of a movie. Pure art.
The movie "Ray" had so many great piano scenes, but I won't try to list them all here. My two favorites are the seduction of his lead singer as they sat on the piano stool as he played, and that incredibly beautiful intro to "Everyday I Have The Blues"....
i know that you defiantly rated the to 10 of the greatest movies at all times BUT you missed a masterpiece ( and this is shame ) which is the movie " the legend of 1900 " , you should watch this and reconsider this video.
thank you for this 30 minutes of joy , it was great
I’ve watched Rocketman at least a dozen times. The music, the dancing, everything! I loved it!
I think I am going to watch it tonight!
@@PianoteOfficial did u watch it?
Please watch Casablanca! Then, watch the Woody Allen movie Play it Again, Sam right after.
I loved this segment. I would add Boys on the Side bcuz it's a great moment Whoopi and Mary Stuart Masterson
This must be someone else's and not your original top ten list Since you never saw casablanca. BTW I am learning a lot from your tutorials, Your lessons are great. I heard Brody learned piano
for the movie
You should react to piano moments in tv shows or series. My suggestions are Julie and the Phantoms and Lucifer
Ryan Reynolds learned to play piano like that in less than half a year?! ... Not gonna lie, kinda makes me want to give up. I've been learning for the better part of 9 months now and I'm barely at the "able to slowly learn songs in the Easy Piano songbooks" level.
Ryan Reynolds WISHES he could play like this! its Mr Gosling that really shines on this one. Some people just have an amazing talent and it leaves the rest of us wondering!
I enjoy everything that you do but you have a real problem with your audio fading in and out when you are talking with your guest
Hi! I have a doubt. I’m just a beginner. How to know what fingers to play each note? Like for eg , if some keys are far away, what fingers should we use and how do we know that ?
Thank you :)
There are some rules you might keep in mind-- read this and watch the youtube video :) www.pianote.com/blog/finding-your-fingering/
@@PianoteOfficial thank you
Władysław Szpilman - pronunced more like Vladislav Shpealman
Thank you!!
Awe, should have had the duet from Corpse Bride in here. That's a good one.
SHINE
good one!
Try the film Keys to the Heart think its a Korean or Chinese film
Not sure if it's technically a piano, but in Amadeus when Mozart "fixes" Salieri's welcome march for him.
Green Card and Amadeus needs to be somewhere on this list
"Casablanca...I haven't seen this movie...The Pianist...I don't think I've seen this movie...TWILIGHT! I LOVE THIS MOVIE!" 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭
Your lack of level control in this was really frustrating, had to turn it up for the music and then have you guys screech in my ear lol
We'll have to work on that one sorry! 🙏
So nice to hear all the film music. Great job guys. Lisa you told me ones that you are 50% dutch. Can you read it? Please try on youtube the number: tot de maan en terug by Simone kleinsma en Paul de Leeuw. Its a beautiful love song. ( to the moon and back) I can not find the music. But i am trying some cords. I do have the lyrics. Love from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 Anneke
Underwhelmed by rocketman
Movie songs and themes i remember are "Theme from Romeo and Juliet," "Gabriel's Oboe" (from The Mission) and theme from "Lonesome Dove." Also, "A Summer Place." All are beautiful and easy to learn/play.
Yeah, I was literally shouting WHERE IS LA LA LAND!? before reaching the end of the video, hahaha.
Great top 10. Some real strong scenes there.
And we got to give it to Tom for playing Liszt with only eight fingers.
I enjoyed it
Amazing talent
The Fabulous Baker Boys
Not to mention A little princess
"Crash Landing On You" actually allows the song to be a part of the direction of the script. 100% in Korean, and worth watching!!!
Thank god no one ranks robert pattinson's scene over 5.
It's not a bad song though!
I love your content. Wanted to get that out there right off. I played some keyboard in a garage rock band years ago and just regained interest a few months ago. Solo jazz piano is in my future. Long way to go.
Ok, back to your list. I was watching your video, somewhat distracted, and said out loud “They will have to mention ‘The Fabulous Baker Boys’. “. I kept listening, and found myself agreeing with your list - mostly, then by the end I was stunned. In addition to my number one, which was a great movie, I’d add “The Legend of 1900” to the list.
All in good fun. Thanks for doing what you do!
OooOooOo!! :D 💖❤💖❤
🏄🏄🏄🏄
You guys did great! But...what about anything from The Piano. Dark move but the music was fantastic.
The John Ambrose piano scene in To All The Boys: PS I Still Love You is one of my favorites of all time! It's sooo romantic, and I love the fact that Jordan Fisher improvised it all!
My number one would be "Shine".
excellent one we missed!
First
There’s actually quite a few I know that have piano in it like the last song there’s an episode of touched by an Angel with a girl who plays piano not to mention Soul and your lie in April is all about piano
Your lie in April should be here too!
Definitely feels like we missed it!
Lisa you have to watch Casablanca!!!!!!!! That is the one one of these I have seen. It deserves a 10 .;)
Lisa your look at Twighlight priceless 🌹🧡🧡👼🏻😉👍🏻 stays healthy.
Bella's Lullaby is definitely an 8 or 9 for me. 😂 I can't wait to learn how to play it!
Oh my gosh... i love this video!! And i can still remember that scene in Big 🤓 And I havent watched LaLa Land, but that little trivia about Ryan Gosling having no formal training in piano before the movie, gave me an olive branch 💕
Pennies from Heaven in the movie about the rise of the McDonalds franchise.
Casablanca is a must see, one of the best ever.
Should be on everyone’s bucket list.
I like always remember us this way from the movie a star is born and of course Austin Powers, Dr. Evil playing what if good was one of us 😁
You definitely missed Ray Charles in Blues Brothers! He can really play!!!!
And now what about Satie’s “Gnossiem 3” in “the Queen’s Gambit”?
The green notebook when he’s playing in the bar improve
Like 1 :-)
Double like!!
And there’s the “Gimbli Studio” pieces too, so many.
#10 is my #1! Ryan learned to play piano like that, for a movie role! My mom who has been playing piano for 60 years spent months trying to play La La Land soundtrack pieces. For a piano player it is breathtaking!
The info in this was a little bit misleading.
The music in the film was actually a professional pianist not the actor.
But Ryan could play most of what you saw in the film. So yes he's way above average in music ability but you are not hearing Ryan playing.
Can you please do "where do broken heart go" by Whitney Houston
The Green book is excellent!🙏🏼
i loved the piano scene in the movie The Last Song
The piano with Holly Hunter
While I live dream of Olwen classic piano scenes
Davy Jones playing the organ !
Love you more than I make music 😍😘
What is her name? What is his name? They are both wonderful ❤❤
Her name is Lisa. His name is Sam!
What does Lisa have at 0:00?