Parent/Child combo - the original Beethoven Sonata Pathetique along with its modern child, Beethoven Virus. If you enjoyed this please go ahead and 👍 like this video!
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Imagine it's your wedding. You're waiting for your bride infront. And she's walking towards you while playing this piece. You're having a teary-eyed cause both of you finally made it. Despite all the hardships, trials or anything, finally you're both here. Promising that you will forever cherish each moment from now on till the end. That's the highlight of life. ❤️
Imagine it's your wedding. You're waiting for your bride infront. And she's walking towards you while playing this piece. You're having a teary-eyed cause both of you finally made it. Despite all the hardships, trials or anything, finally you're both here. Promising that you will forever cherish each moment from now on till the end. That's the highlight of life. ❤️
#BeautifulinWhite #CanonInD #Wedding #Love #Romantic #mashup
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A very beautiful rendition of...
"Sakura-Sakura" (A Fantasy for Piano)
A melody from traditional Japanese song
Transcribed by Kozaburo Hirai
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The gentleman on the piano and the young lady performed magnificently. Really cheer up my day!
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This Erard grand piano was commissioned by Queen Victoria in 1856 and was intended as a showpiece to form part of the furnishings of The State Rooms at Buckingham Palace.
For Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, the piano was the centre of music-making at home and they installed pianos in the private apartments of all their residences. Together they played arrangements of overtures and symphonies, and accompanied each other in song. The gilded case is decorated in the French early... See More
This Erard grand piano was commissioned by Queen Victoria in 1856 and was intended as a showpiece to form part of the furnishings of The State Rooms at Buckingham Palace.
For Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, the piano was the centre of music-making at home and they installed pianos in the private apartments of all their residences. Together they played arrangements of overtures and symphonies, and accompanied each other in song. The gilded case is decorated in the French early eighteenth-century style with cherubs and singeries – comical scenes involving monkeys playing musical instruments and making mischief. Queen Victoria had owned a piano decorated in a similar manner almost twenty years earlier.
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Queen Victoria’s ‘Erard’ piano, loaned from the Royal Collection by Her Majesty the Queen, is heard for the first time outside Buckingham Palace at the BBC Proms.
A beautiful grand piano, beautiful piece 😍
#QueenVictoria #BuckinghamPalace #BBCProms... See More
Queen Victoria’s ‘Erard’ piano, loaned from the Royal Collection by Her Majesty the Queen, is heard for the first time outside Buckingham Palace at the BBC Proms.
A beautiful grand piano, beautiful piece 😍
#QueenVictoria #BuckinghamPalace #BBCProms #Chopin #StephenHough
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One of the comment for this piece:
I remember that this piece was my parents' wedding song... However, they divorced soon after my brother entered preschool, and I felt very depressed at that time. Since I was also learning piano, I was told to learn this piece. And the surprising thing was that, it was my father, the one who wanted to leave the family, who told me to learn this piece for my mother as it was her favourite piano piece. This may be such a small gesture, but it showed me... See More
One of the comment for this piece:
I remember that this piece was my parents' wedding song... However, they divorced soon after my brother entered preschool, and I felt very depressed at that time. Since I was also learning piano, I was told to learn this piece. And the surprising thing was that, it was my father, the one who wanted to leave the family, who told me to learn this piece for my mother as it was her favourite piano piece. This may be such a small gesture, but it showed me that no matter what, he still cared and loved my mum... even after he left around 6 years ago, I still remember how to play this piece, and I don't think I will ever forget. ❤️
Music can touch that deepest portion of the soul where nothing else can reach....
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Bence Peter Guinness World Record attempt "most piano key hits in one minute"
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The revolution of piano
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The revolution of piano
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How to be good at sight reading?
#SightReading #Distinction # ABRSM
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A good memory assist which works very well is having places to "hang your hat." Be able to start the piece from many different spots, not just from beginning. That way should something happen you have a place to be rescued to. That's not what you want to happen but it gives comfort knowing that and makes the piece much more secure being able to start it from many points.
A good memory assist which works very well is having places to "hang your hat." Be able to start the piece from many different spots, not just from beginning. That way should something happen you have a place to be rescued to. That's not what you want to happen but it gives comfort knowing that and makes the piece much more secure being able to start it from many points.
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Most important practice - slow practice.
Going slow is ingraining the correct notes consistently (hands to brain and brain to hands).
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Happy Birthday to everyone ~
The basic melody - 0:27
The left hand - 1:16
Make it sound fancier - 1:52
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If you take a chord in root position, for example the C Major Chord triad, it is made up of the 1st, 3rd and 5th intervals, so a C, E and G. If you play the 1st, 2ND and 5th intervals instead, suddenly you have a really beautiful sounding chord that you can use to add variety to your playing. This is called a Sus2 chord (Suspended 2nd) because you are suspending the 2nd interval into the chord, rather than the 3rd. You can then resolve the chord to the normal triad shape to create a nice... See More
If you take a chord in root position, for example the C Major Chord triad, it is made up of the 1st, 3rd and 5th intervals, so a C, E and G. If you play the 1st, 2ND and 5th intervals instead, suddenly you have a really beautiful sounding chord that you can use to add variety to your playing. This is called a Sus2 chord (Suspended 2nd) because you are suspending the 2nd interval into the chord, rather than the 3rd. You can then resolve the chord to the normal triad shape to create a nice finished sound.
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If every flight of stairs were turned into piano keys, there would be a lot more people in shape. 👍🏻
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Another beautiful piece by an orchestra of a single person. Mesmerising...
#Melodica #HowlsMovingCastle #MerryGoRoundofLife #JoeHisaishi
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An orchestra of one single person! 😎
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Register and Perform
**Canceled**
Pianovers Meetup #149 (Valentine's Day Themed) - Recital Registration
[Event details]
9 Feb 2020
5pm to 9pm
Suntec City, Tower 5, Office Lobby
[Themed Meetup]
1. You're encouraged to play Romantic and Love pieces.
2. Dedicate your piece to your loved ones.
https://www.thepiano.sg/piano/event/2020/02/09/pianovers... See More
**Canceled**
Pianovers Meetup #149 (Valentine's Day Themed) - Recital Registration
[Event details]
9 Feb 2020
5pm to 9pm
Suntec City, Tower 5, Office Lobby
[Themed Meetup]
1. You're encouraged to play Romantic and Love pieces.
2. Dedicate your piece to your loved ones.
https://www.thepiano.sg/piano/event/2020/02/09/pianovers-meetup-149-vale...
[Programmes]
1700 - 1830, mingling with Pianovers
1830 - 2015, registered players play for us
2015 - 2020, group picture
2020 - 2100, open playing, and socialising
[Registration for Piano-only Performance]
If you'd like to play for us a piece, register your interest by posting a comment to this, with the following:
1. The title of the piece you want to play
2. The composer of the piece
3. The estimated playing time (e.g. 2m 20s)
[Registration for Ensemble Performance]
If you'd like to play for us a piece, register your interest by posting a comment to this, with the following:
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2. The composer of the piece
3. The estimated playing time (e.g. 2m 20s)
4. All players and their respective instruments
5. Please read our FAQs to learn more about this new format.
[Additional Notes]
1. Registered players will play first, followed by non-registered players.
2. Each registered player has a maximum playing time of ~5min, not limited by the number of pieces.
3. For each Pianover Meetup, the list of registered players will be posted on our website. Thus, you can build a performing profile over time.
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Climb Every Mountain. Composer: Richard Rodgers. 3 mins
Prelude in B minor by Fryderyk Chopin ( about 2 mins)
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Due to the sudden change to alert Dorscon Orange, and after careful consideration of the current situation, community feedback and considering the safety and health of our... See More
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Due to the sudden change to alert Dorscon Orange, and after careful consideration of the current situation, community feedback and considering the safety and health of our Pianovers, we have decided to *cancel* Pianovers Meetups until further notice.
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For those who might be interested. Since the Meetup has been postponed, I have uploaded my "virtual" performance for my pieces on Youtube at:
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For those who might be interested. Since the Meetup has been postponed, I have uploaded my "virtual" performance for my pieces on Youtube at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_cRyFrz3zk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mJa-3CvMB8
Do share here if you have uploaded something.