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Aww thank you for the encouragement! I stopped playing it when I got injured 😭 I should pick it back up though!

​@@piano.is.a.language Oh I'm sorry for your accident.. Get well soon!

@@Ek1yo Thank you! I’m alright now, I’m just being lazy lol

Hey Michael, thank you for your comment and for following my journey! I'm very happy it's inspiring someone out there, I'm still very passionate about piano and music, so I'll probably post updates for a long time 😂 Yes Angela's concert was great! And my wrist is fine, thank you for asking :) I'll definitely check the videos, thank you for sharing!

Thank you Massimo! 😊

Awww that’s a great point of view, thank you! That’s probably true too, it helps 😊

@piano.is.a.language yeah, recording yourself and subsequent analysis of own playing (both audible and visual) is powerful instrument for progression. Now I thinking about streaming with piano ))) just tried chat roulette but should to say it's very hard to find any adequate listener) but keep trying)

@ True! Teachers’ feedback is also greatly useful ☺️ good luck in your research!

@@piano.is.a.language 🤝

Thank you Vedran! 😊

@@piano.is.a.language You are welcome! :)

Thank you! I’ll watch out for the rests 😀

Yamaha P-515 😊

Hi Fedrick! I suggest you buy/download some piano learning books such as the Alfred or the Piano adventures series, I mentioned both in the descriptions. I followed those and slowly learned to read notes with them. Good luck! 😀

@@piano.is.a.language tysmm for replyingg :),, how much time it will take me to reach at ur level :P , coz its kinda hard

@@fedrickksogyi4813 mmmh every person is different, it depends on your background and tons of other factors. But if you can practice 2-3h every day you’ll get there quickly! And if you hire a teacher even better 😊 just don’t practice too much all at once, you don’t want to risk injury

@@piano.is.a.language TYSMMM FOR REPLYYY GOD BLESSS <33

@@fedrickksogyi4813 no worries, thank you for watching! 😀

You think so? Thank you! I did practice quite a lot

@piano.is.a.language how many hours daily

Thank you Friskaaaa

Thank you David!

Awwww Christine, thank you! Happy to have you on the journey 🥹

Thank you! :D

Thank you Chris!

Thank you Ruben! Yes it’s nice to be back, even though I’m still taking it slow 😊 ahah my dog runs away too when I play scales 😂

Grazie mille 😀

Thank you! Me too, I love it 😍

Grazie 🥰

Yeah is it a lot or not enough? 😂

@@piano.is.a.language it's not a lot for this piece. I would spend 50+ to learn it.

@ oh I see! Mmmh I find that most of the pieces I learn take me around 30h. Considered that this is a Grade 7 it should have actually took me much less 🤷🏼‍♀️

Interesting, thank you for sharing ☺️

Thank you! It’s much better now ❤️

ahah :D

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Well spotted! 😃

Thank you Massimo 😃

Thank you ❤️

Thank you Chris!

Thank you Massimo, really appreciate it 😊

Oh nice! Are you learning the whole sonata or just this movement? 😊

Just this movement. I'm afraid I'll need time to learn it but I like it so much.

@@berniesbel8595 It is very pretty, enjoy! 😃

Yes! I upgraded to that type a couple of months ago, much better! 🤣

Thanks a lot! I love Schumann too, this collection in particular ☺️

Nice, good choice! :D

Awww thank you a lot! ☺️☺️

Hi Angela! That’s right, I love this collection 😃 thank you!

Thank you! I learned both hands separately and perfectly first. I then got used to count each rhythm out loud, especially the triplet, and finally put both hands together very slowly, with metronome. Hope it helps 😊

Thank you ❤️

Awww thank you very much 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Thank you Altoona, that's very nice of you! This is my only video that got a lot of views, people only seem to be interested in 1 year progress 🤣 I also noticed that unfortunately most people give up after a year or two. I honestly play and upload because I enjoy it, if I did it for views I would have given up a long time ago ahah You're doing great too! Thanks for passing by.

@@piano.is.a.language Yeah, most people tend to give up sadly. I think it might be that learning some pieces can be intimidating for a lot of people. Or they find they were more in love with the _idea_ of being a musician than actually being one. That's why I think (and this is an unpopular opinion among classical musicians) someone should play around with the piano for at least a year before deciding to take piano lessons or not, since they can build a small base to build from and first find out just how much they love piano (or not). And by "piano" I'm including keyboards (which are excellent for beginners and for professionals who are always on the go or have limited space, a digital piano is portable and can be stored in the back of a car and taken places, a real piano is best ideally, key word _ideally_ in this case). Definitely agree about the views thing. I average like 250-600 apiece despite being on here for 12+ years, but still have fun (and then there's one of mine pushing a million and two others over 100K, and they aren't even my best work, haha).

Interesting idea that people fall in love with the idea of being a musician instead of actually being one, I never thought of that. For me it’s totally different, I just feel a deep urge to sit at my piano and play and listen to piano music 24/7. Do you feel the urge to produce new music? Yeah UA-cam it’s very hard unless you follow trends. I’ll check out your videos when I have a moment ☺️

@@piano.is.a.language Yep, I get these sudden urges and ideas to create a new composition. It'll come out of nowhere and I'll record even when tired. I do have creative droughts though, usually I make about one song a week, but in 2021, after my mom died I barely made anything new. From March 8 - December 31 of 2021, I made only one new composition (in early October) then in 2022 I only made three (January, July, December), then in 2023 I got my mojo back, and creativity came back full swing in January 2024 (almost a year ago, wow has it really been a year? Time sure flies)

That’s quite normal, our mind works best only when it’s at peace, especially with creativity. I think you’re doing great! 😃

That's very interesting, thank you! Online resources and different education style definitely help a lot these days :)

@@piano.is.a.language Completely agree. I'm happy for people beginning now that they don't have to have at least quasi-perfect pitch in order to be self-taught (the only other options were VHS piano lessons and they were, well........the people who made them tried their best, that's the nicest way I can put it, haha). PS: I realized I saw something of yours awhile back. My memory ain't what it used to be.

Oh boy I’m glad it’s not like that anymore! Definitely don’t have perfect pitch lol. Ahah happy to know the algorithm sometimes works and glad to have you back!

Thank you very much! I agree. You have a nice week too :)

I love it too! Thank you 😍

Really? What a coincidence 😃