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This wonderful music also sounds a bit religious...✨💫😊

여전히 열심히 연습하시고 계시군요 멋지세요 ~

00:36 1900, Sight-reading 08:20 Energy Flow, Sight-reading 18:50 Mizu no naka no bagatelle, Sight-reading 29:20 Hibari, Sight-reading 36:10 Behind the mask, Sight-reading 47:32 八重の桜, Sight-reading 53:50 八重の桜 Main theme, Sight-reading Above is a list of pieces I practiced. Thank you!😅 Ryuichi Sakamoto Piano Collections. The End.

Respect, bravo! 👏👏 🤗

The file size of the first uploaded Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No.3, 3rd Movement Piano practice video is so large that the screen and the sound seem to be somewhat out of sync. So I reduced the file size and reuploaded it. It is exactly the same content as the previously uploaded one, except for the file size. I am reuploading it because I want to fix the error where the sound and the video are slightly out of sync. Thank you!😅

Nice video. Thank you for your sharing. Have a great day my friend

This famous song is very beautiful! Very well played, dear Gwanghae! 🤗🌻

Brilliant performance 🎶🎶🎶🤩

Below is a link to the original song. Thank you!😅 ua-cam.com/video/HZVkk_aQ0BI/v-deo.htmlsi=WA5tY4oIfmdxPudi

Below is a link to the original song. Thank you!😅 ua-cam.com/video/DrQBO3e9qUk/v-deo.htmlsi=GlSoyDKUVa0po-Rb

It's such wonderful music! You played with a lot of intensity, dear Gwanghae! 👏👏👏 🤗

Brilliant ❤😊

Great performance! ❤❤

01:20 No.17 19:10 No.18 25:00 No.19 38:10 No.20 41:50 No.21 49:55 No.22 55:30 No.23 1:01:40 No.24 1:16:35 No.10 I practiced Chopin's Preludes Op.28 from No.17 to No.24 and No.10 on the piano by sight-reading today. I listened to the audio source of the version played by Virsaladze right before practicing. I'll attach the link below. Thank you!🤗 ua-cam.com/video/K2K1pWDjK0I/v-deo.htmlsi=b-atVV3lgsTvFAxA

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😂Awwww, he's so happy with the head massage ❤

01:30 No.9 06:45 No.11 11:11 No.12 25:11 No.13 36:00 No.14 40:58 No.15 56:24 No.16 Today I practiced Chopin's Preludes Op.28 No.9, No.11-16 on the piano by sight-reading. I wanted to practice them in order. However, I accidentally skipped over No.10, which is a single page, while flipping through the music book, and missed practicing that piece. I listened to the audio source of the version played by Virsaladze right before practicing. I'll attach the link below. Thank you!🤗 ua-cam.com/video/K2K1pWDjK0I/v-deo.htmlsi=b-atVV3lgsTvFAxA

This is wonderful. You have a great talent. Very beautifully played. Have a great new week. 😊😊

00:43 No.1 05:25 No.2 09:55 No.3 16:45 No.4 21:15 No.5 26:15 No.6 29:55 No.7 33:35 No.8 I practiced Chopin's Preludes Op.28 from No.1 to No.8 on the piano by sight-reading today. I listened to the audio source of the version played by Virsaladze right before practicing. I'll attach the link below. Also, when I practiced No.3 of these Preludes, I thought it was similar to Rachmaninoff's Moment of Music No.4. I can definitely guess that Rachmaninoff studied Chopin's scores a lot in this part. And when I practiced Rachmaninoff's Variations on Chopin's Theme before, I found a part where I could guess that he borrowed Chopin's skerzo and motifs from the Preludes. And Chopin's Prelude No.8 that I practiced today has a more complex 'right hand:left hand=4:3' structure than Chopin's Fantasy Impromptu Op.66. I definitely think that in order to play No.8 quickly, I need to practice and become familiar with the technique of developing the rhythm independently with my right and left hands without interfering with each other. Thank you!🤗 ua-cam.com/video/K2K1pWDjK0I/v-deo.htmlsi=b-atVV3lgsTvFAxA

Vert wonderful performance nice to find you new friend piano follower here😊

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00:20 Aqua, Sight-reading 13:05 Tong Poo, Sight-reading 31:00 철도원(鐵道員) OST, Sight-reading 42:20 Dear Liz, Sight-reading 50:14 Asience-fast Piano, Sight-reading 1:02:30 Yamazaki 2002, Sight-reading Above is a list of pieces I practiced!😅

아님ㆍ사료하고 물을~꾸뻑 꾸뻑 부탁드립니다~

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00:25 Loneliness, Sight-reading 05:40 High Heels(Main Theme), Sight-reading 15:00 Sweet Revenge, Sight-reading 26:22 Tango, Sight-reading 42:19 Put Your Hands Up, Sight-reading 56:09 Intermezzo, Sight-reading Above is a list of pieces I practiced!😅

These are all wonderful compositions by Sakamoto! It's worth playing all the pieces again, dear Gwanghae! Have fun practicing! 🤗

00:25 Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence, Second-reading 15:14 Parolibre, Second-reading 22:40 Before Long, Sight-reading 26:45 Tibetan Dance, Sight-reading 40:45 Rain(I Want A Divorce) 48:40 The Last Emperor, Second-reading 1:00:30 The Sheltering Sky, Sight-reading Above is a list of pieces I practiced!😅

This is a very beautiful piece! You played it beautifully, dear Gwanghae, at a flowing tempo! 👏👏👏🤩🤗

장군이가 좋아죽네요 평소에 예뻐해주신게 보여요 ❤❤❤

Below is a link to the original song. Thank you!😅 ua-cam.com/video/mvvydE1Q5JI/v-deo.htmlsi=EmafMjFNFFzkR8UQ

A pianist once said that leaving it at eye level is best for practicing sight reading, as it forces you to look at your hands less, which is important. Did you make this support for your tablet with this in mind, or was it just for comfort? It looks very good. Nice sight reading!

He is so happy when he sees you, dear Gwanghae!! 🤩

This is not a good practice to listen to. I watched a UA-cam with the sheet music and Pletnev's performance before I practiced this piece on the piano. Then I immediately recorded the piano practice process of this piece from beginning to end. Below is a link to Pletnev's performance and the sheet music. Thank you! 😅 ua-cam.com/video/KB59i99Wxc4/v-deo.htmlsi=miizK3wHdjjCIfw-

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Good work! Reading a Chopin Ballade at first sight is not easy. 인사말

❤😂 So cute 😂❤

So beautiful and cute 😂❤

This is not a nice piano practice to listen to. Because this is the first time I've ever practiced this piece from beginning to end with the score. I listened to the performance video of Anna Fedorova playing this piece with the score before practicing. And then I recorded myself practicing the piano with the score. Below is the link to the performance of 'Anna Fedorova'. The beginning is at 13:45. And below is the link to the video with the score and the sound of the performance by 'Cho Sung-jin'. Thank you!😅 ua-cam.com/video/r25Bg7y3HnA/v-deo.htmlsi=PUQEoA_wH40dl0hL ua-cam.com/video/rJTnGa1Uz6s/v-deo.htmlsi=-vKbaWso6eAW6oPA

Great work, dear Gwanghae! 👌🤗

I was going to practice Rachmaninoff's three nocturnes before going to bed tonight. But then I changed my mind and suddenly I thought I should try to practice Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No.3, the first movement. I downloaded the score for this piece a few months ago, but I didn't look at it in detail. However, I listened to Virsaladze's performance of Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No.3 several times while walking my friend dog 'General' ​​recently. And today, before practicing the piano, I looked at the score for the first movement and listened to Virsaladze's performance once. Then I recorded it right away. There were many problems because it was the sight-reading practice, but I think today's assignment was meaningful as a challenge for me. While practicing the first movement, I felt like I had mixed Schumann's Grand Sonata, Brahms' tie strings, and Rachmaninoff's unique chord clusters that I had recently practiced. And in the practice video, it is regrettable that the windows were all closed after the night practice, so the temperature was over 30 degrees Celsius, and there was some fan noise, and in order not to disturb the neighbors, the digital piano sound was turned down a bit. Below, I have attached a link to Virsaladze's performance of this piece. Thank you!🤗 ua-cam.com/video/yWwG6fNRJRY/v-deo.htmlsi=Un0G4rtaPe9LiTXi

I have never heard it,- very beautiful, dear Gwanghae !!❤

I listened to Nicolas Economou's performance several times before practicing this piece. His performance is currently my favorite on this piece. I've attached the link below. Thank you!😅 ua-cam.com/video/HwJ6UMfqyNw/v-deo.htmlsi=rLBbXTi1tPRJXgHD

A very touching and beautiful melody! It's something special when you listen to music from your childhood or play it yourself! 🤗

I love Kapustin's music. It's a mix of classical music and jazz. And although I haven't learned any of his pieces yet, I have the impression that it's quite complex to play due to its rhythmic and harmonic difficulties. It seems quite difficult to read at first sight, but you did a great job!

개장수 아닌가

I downloaded the sheet music for this piece last night. And I practiced it from beginning to end this morning. I listened to the performance of 'Son Yeol-eum' twice before I recorded my second piano practice video of this piece. I'll attach the link below. I think this piece is characterized by a very refined melody and a lively rhythm. It's definitely a piece that feels close to modern music. Thank you!😅 Plus, I have edited my comment. The reason is that I found the recording and sheet music of what appears to be Kapustin himself playing the entire piece. I have attached the link at the very bottom. ua-cam.com/video/79HMSGRnPlA/v-deo.htmlsi=ENwZqG97ThMisB6w ua-cam.com/video/RrpjWM8JT7k/v-deo.htmlsi=xy9WhG-uqEZNQkfG

This is the OST of an animated film that I saw when I was a very young child and was deeply moved by. I practiced this piece to recall the beautiful and sad emotions of that time. Below is the link to the song. Thank yoy!😅 ua-cam.com/video/fzOBNRUT-Us/v-deo.htmlsi=JUiMNwG8VZ0lm6Wt

Very beautiful composition, dear Gwanghae, - listened with a big pleasure !!❤

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