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"i've been playing piano for a month and i can already play moonlight sonata" Bro's moonlight sonata :

I bought a piano a month ago and it was the most frustrating and best thing I’ve ever done in my life 😄 Completed two music pieces and learning a third one at the moment. The thing is after hours and hours of everyday practice I start getting sick of the music I’m learning to play 😂 by the end I can’t even listen to it anymore 😆 Your progress is amazing and really inspires me not to give up and continue.

This is incredible but how do I know where to start? Do you have any plan I could learned by?

Do you read music notes? I never took off as i just couldnt take the time to learn the notes. Which isnthr language for music

1 year 9 months was a noticeable change in your playing.

I am 38 yrs old and I am planning to learn piano. I do not know how to read notes but I played guitar since I was 18 yrs old (I stopped now because I lost my passion playing it). Is it too late for me to read notes? Should I just be learning by ear and just follow lessons from youtube? This is just me asking for opinion from guys that have experience playing the Piano already.

Hahahahaha When I used to play piano I also start to learn one hand by one by hand and then coordinate both hands to learn all the music keys Hahahaha Then I would take 2weeks to learn any famous this generation and the famous songs of American Singers Like Example To Say Interstellar by hans zimmer or Let Her Go Or Ed Sheeran Songs Or Cold Play All The Songs So I could learn it in 2 or 3weeks time and yes obviously practicing daily for 2hours And then Waalaa !!!!!!!!! I learned them !!!!!!!!!! Hahahahaha But now forgotten all Hahahaha As no time to play piano And I sold it too Hahahahahaha 😅😅😅😹😹😹😅😅😅

When you first started learning pieces, was it from reading sheet music? Or UA-cam tutorials?

Wow! This is incredible!

watched the 2.5year progress video of yours yesteday, and now I find THIS. Dude you are simply insanely dedicated and talented. You clearly love it. Never stop playing!

You’ve inspired me to pick the piano back up again. Incredible progress and dedication 🎉

This is insane! The progress you pulled off in just 2.5 years is astonishing at least! Especially given that you had to balance with work, taxes bills and whatnot. I cannot even imagine what your 4 year progress is like (going to check the video right after!). From a fellow amateur pianist, simply congratulations on your massive progress! Your dedication is admirable!

i had the same i had a acoustic guitar because i loved the spanish sounds but it was very hard for me to learn the notes. so i stopped playing. now i have a keyboard i bought it yesterday and i love playing that. first day i was trying to learn Never meant to belong from the anime Bleach. i could catch up with the notes and i knew one day i will master that song completely.

Simply took my breath away.

Bro you just played the first part of the songs. i hope thats not what you learned

I took piano for years as a kid and now 26 I have been telling myself I will re teach myself. This is so inspiring.

hey if you actually can play all of them back, you are going right way

Waw! Amazing progress in such a short period! You are inspiring! I play piano since I am 4 years old. Here is my progression over 7 years. Not so spectacular as your of course 🤪 ua-cam.com/video/IoQqAx4hzjM/v-deo.htmlsi=MaOYgxC-UaHXq1q7

same reason why i started playing, ludovico is amazing!

Kids need to appreciate music not video games

Thank you for inspiration!! 😍 I'm an amateur pianist too. Your video gave me more energy for progress 🎹 i found it accidentally 😱 and i'm happy it happened!

Hey bro, how did you master the left hand, because I can’t seem to get the placement right, I also have relatively small hands 😭

Amazing !❤

is the ebook free ?

ludovicio's music changed my life too. ❤

I wish I could find the Piano Medley on Spotify. It was beautiful. Great movie and soundtrack!

Una mattina is the song that made me to learn piano

I am 2 days into learning and this is really inspiring. . Just got to him composing his own music, wow

Hey, thank you for the videos. It was inspiring and I will definitely look into your videos again to select some pieces for practice. In my opinion even though it's practice that makes perfect, you are also incredibly talented. I attended music school as a kid for 7 years with hours of practice daily, but never really enjoyed it as I was forced into it by my mother and the pieces to learn were selected by old-school teachers, so I also did not like the music I played. Only boring classics, I almost never liked what I had to play with no right to select the music I like (maybe only a couple of exceptions). Hours of practice daily instead of spending time with my peers also made me kind of hate the piano, I also often had to skip classes at usual school and I am still lacking some science knowledge as at that time it was "more important" to study piano over usual school subjects. Once graduated the music school - never touched the piano since then. But now I am thinking that maybe all those years weren't for nothing and maybe I should start over again. This time, I can choose the amount of practice hours and most importantly, the music I want to play. Even though after so many years (15 years to be exact) I should learn everything from the very beginning, I believe I have an advantage and can master my skills quickly. I already chose the piano I am going to buy. Who knows, maybe one day I can become a talented composer? Once again, thank you for the motivation. Once I start practicing - I hope to find courage in myself to film my progress to motivate someone else. Best wishes!

Спасибо что показал как играть педаль 👏 Я редко ставлю лайки 👍

6:30 OMG AS A PIANIST I DO THIS TOO

Very good achievement after beginning so late. If started sooner could have been good.

hey! Are u self trained\practiced or used some teacher? are you learning by youtube ?

2000 hours in 2.5 years, meanwhile ive got that much if not less in about 6 to 7 years ._.

I play piano since 4y and I always thought Fantaisie Impromptu impossible but I never tried too and this video says me that is possible, thank you 🥰

i play guitar and i love piano you giving me energy to start piano thanks you :) <3 great skill keep going like this u going to shred in few year 😁😁(you already shred but i can't imagine 5 more year whit the same consistancy😁😁😁

WOW!!! Question, did you learn by reading notes or with youtube videos?

Haha the guy at 1:18 left after the hard part was over

This is fake. You are giving people false hopes

It's wonderful! So do I think to start learning piano. It is my old dream🫠. Dear stranger, stay on your way. l wish you good luck❤ with love from Ukraine👋

What piano did you buy for your journey ?

Inspiring! Keep up the great work

How long did it take you to memorize the right hand and the left, and how long did it take you to combine them with the polyrhythms?

self-taught all the time ?

Luis, you've made an amazing progress in such a shot time! If you ever need any advise shoot me a message. Peace!

You’ve made amazing progress. This is a stupid question but what program are you using to get the lights notes? And did that help you learn without sheet music?

🥹🥹🥹🇧🇷

Love it! 😍 I really relate to this, we have similar beginings with Einaudi and Yan tiersen, following classic music (Tony Ann has some really great and fun scores too (btw, you might love "the heart asks for pleasure" (from the movie), haven't seen you cover this (all those are in the "corny" department 😅) ) ) Let me just share where I went after that and where I'm at. After all that I started looking to some "pro" covers of music I love, it just felt good (those "epic" arrangements). Begining with Fear of the Dark (Iron Maiden), November Rain (Guns), The House of the Rising Sun, Riders on the storm, The hedwig theme (Harry potter) etc. You might have bumped into Musescore, this app really changed things for me. Anyway, your classical sheets and cinema covers have inspired me to get back into them. Now, for me, the ultimate skill might just be improvising and have the skill to accompany any song and understand rhythm and chord progression (I don't have any of those relative or absolute pitch and therefore it's really hard for me to hear something and understand how it translates to piano, it might be easier to understand music theory 😅). Anyway, you seem to have the dexterity and the consistency to do pretty much anything you set your mind to (like you said, 2 or 3 bars at a time, rinse and repeat!). Keep us posted, I'll be listening! 😏

Uau! I started doing piano classes and I'm inspired 😮 I'm definitely going to star practicing more often (and now just 1h a week lol). Congratulations!!! 🎉