She's totally into it. And this is what definitely makes her just perfect as a teacher. You can feel her hunger for sharing, the beauty of music flowing from her to him like an invisible waterfall... Lucky boy...
yes shes on the ground and has no problem of contacting other people. she even plays on street pianos and it seems to be fun. great lady. Her playing is devine.
I think... if she wasn't already ONE of the GREATEST pianists of this century... She'd be ONE heck of a MASTER teacher EVERY great upcoming pianist would wont to study with..!!!
Its such a pity we 're not able to see the boy's face when Valentina is demonstrating her passion for expression. From his body language it is clear he is absorbing and enthralled by the experience, as are we. She's a truly inspiring teacher and that's reflected in the boy's enthusiasm. Thanks Valentina.
No. If i was that boy i would have said "ok, can you please return serious now?" And "PLEASE stop moving too much near to me or you make me nervous, this is not a circus, thank you.
@@HomeCookgabriele yea the kind of teacher you’re describing sounds like someone who is uptight, and didn’t make it very far because they’re not genuine or open minded , that’s the kind of teacher who would never let any student question anything they do and would always have to be correct which is a horrible teacher
It's the best advice you can ever give another musician: Whatever you do, make sure you TELL THE STORY! This was fun to watch, and she's clearly a natural teacher.
Beautiful way of presenting difficult passages. Tell a story! Priceless. Ms Lisitsa is a phenomenal talent who's sight reading ability is off the chart! Wow! I truly admire this pianist. Following her you tube Waldstein video as the "teacher" while learning to play this piece.
She looks to happy being able to teach someone about the art of playing piano, she seems like a truly extraordinary person! Being so talented and yet so down to earth. And of course the person in this video is very talented as well!
Listen to her talk in one of the interviews about what it was like in her Russian music school. She is the antithesis of that with this student, so supportive, so engaging.
Great, she knows how to teach this young man. All this great images she gives him. The energy is passing so well . And he has a fantastic understanding for his age. Seems that nobody is around...just music and fun! The are completely into it.
Really enjoyable. I'm a Bösendorfer lover, but every once in awhile I hear a really lovely Steinway, and this is one of them for sure! Beautiful sound colors.
Our session with her was on the 9' Bos with the extra bass register. (that's all I really know about the piano.) But she pretty much makes anything sing. ua-cam.com/video/1D2lPocwncs/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/ark1nZoT6D0/v-deo.html
Wow! Very fortunate! I've seen some of his masterclasses and he was so very nice and "Gentle" with young students! Is this young boy your student? Wonderful!
Thanks Valentina, you have to listen to her. She got expriences so many years. Don't listen anybody. Classical is difficul, you are very good and very lucky to meet her. I am not when I was young. Good luck.
What a master pianist Valentina is--simply awesome. Also her wonderful personality shines like a brilliant star. These young masters are so lucky to have Valentina as their teacher. To understand the music you are playing means everything. I could listen all day. She exudes excellence in her teaching and her personality!
Lucky kid! Love her down to earth approach to something many find confusing. My vocal coach was much like Valentina, and I assure you, her teaching method works better then any other, because she makes it fun, and easy to remember.....if only I had the talent to be her student, but alas, at 49, I think I’m too old to fulfill my dreams of being a concert pianist. since I was about to start university (U of T here in Toronto) at the age of 20 (I took a year off to save money) I got sick, very sick, first with Crohn’s disease, then colon cancer...each time I thought I could go back to school, something else happened...and now, 29 years, 33 surgeries, and 5 close calls with death, not to mention the countless side effects of years of chemotherapeutic drugs, radiation, and treatments, giving me osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, PTSD, depression, anxiety, DDD, GERD, hypertension, short bowel disease (I’m left with less then 5% of my entire GI tract), plus many other issues....well.....do you think I could still become a pianist? The arthritis isn’t too bad, it hurts my hands a little, but the passion I have for classical piano has only grown. Please be honest with me for those of you with the knowledge....is it too late to start all over? If not, does anyone know of an affordable means to learn the piano from scratch (I say affordable because 29 years of hospitalization and living on long term disability for the rest of my life hasn’t exactly been a windfall) in the Toronto area? I’ve memorized practically every piece of classical piano, my favourite composers being Mozart, Chopin, Rachmaninov, Debussy, Beethoven, Liszt, Bach, and Brahmas. I never learned how to read music, at least, not treble clef. All throughout school, from grade 3-12, I played the trombone (bass clef only), and sang first bass in several choirs. I auditioned and was accepted to three universities....but thanks to all those years of illness, I’ve lost all memories from my youth, so I’m starting from scratch. I had a natural talent for music since I was a small boy, the only one in the family....probably because I’m adopted. In 2001 I met my biological mother and three half siblings I didn’t know existed, and discovered my maternal grandmother was a concert pianist, who died from a ruptured colon! Ironic I did too when I was 21, was just lucky I was already hospitalized when it happened, so they were able to open me up, start my heart, which stopped for 2 minutes, and save my life (that’s also when they found my first tumours which were growing on the outside of my shattered colon). So now I knew where I got my musical ability and my diseases from! My bio-mom didn’t know too much about my bio-father, he left her after he got her pregnant (what a bastard!), but I discovered that almost everyone in my genetic family made their living from music, going back 10 generation that I’ve been blue to trace so far. Some of my family were apparently quite famous classical pianists in Germany and Austria back in the late 1600’s and up, so I know why I love music so much, it’s in my blood, literally! I’ve had the same dream hundreds of times, of being on stage playing the piano with an orchestra, but back in the late 1700’s or early 1800’s (I’m guessing from the clothes and the feeling I get)....now it all makes sense, but I fear because of my heath and age, it’s too late for me. What do you think? Before getting sick, I was able to play simple pieces like Clair de Lune, Moonlight Sonata 1,2 and 3, and the like, just from playing by ear, funny, the longer I write this, the more I’m convincing myself I’m going to try anyways...if I can’t because of the arthritis, so be it, but I’ve got to try, but as I said, if anyone knows a good teacher I could afford in the Toronto area, PLEASE let me know ASAP...thanks for listening, most times just talking about my experiences helps me cope with it much better then remaining silent. Most call me a troll, but I really don’t care what they call me, I know I’m honest and sincere, I just love to verbalized everything, because believe me, living through what I’ve had to, it’s bloody difficult to deal with!!
Almost done with this piece! I remember my first thoughts after hearing it for the first time on THIS video: "Holy shit This will be one difficult project!" But the entire piece has not been as hard as it seems, and has trained me in many different techniques! My 4 5 finger trills have become much stronger as a result, and ive strengthened the coordination of my left hand SUPERBLY after learning the many different parts of this piece! Learn it, and you will come out a much better pianist for it!
She is incredible !! Such a great artist/musician/genious and so nice , down-to-earth 11 WOW !!! What a lovely person !! And the greatest pianist alive, IMHO ...
WOW! Was für eine tolle Klavierlehrerin. Sie unterrichtet mit ganzem Körpereinsatz und so anschaulich. Eine einzige Stunde bei ihr und man verbessert sich um Längen...großartige Pianistin, großartige Lehrmeisterin 🤩
She should give Master Class online like so many famous people. Many people would love to know how she plays like that (aside from practicing 12 hours a day!)
A good teacher teaches a great teacher inspirers My First teacher was William James Hill of New Tredegar he was a great teacher and still inspires me after 63 years after his passing
Valentina is an amazing musician and pianist, and I'm sure, also a nice human being. Her control, emotion, and dynamics are simply the best. Which reminds me, I think it's time to have my grand piano regulated again....Ha! My God, look at the length of this young mans fingers, I am so jealous!
To give of yourself and transfer the passion of your craft to the young is the duty of an artist. And she does it with so much joy, gentility, and focus. That is the path to immortality.
A place we all aspire to be: at work & just having so much fun because you are in your element . . . #InTheZone! I just love the way she physically expresses the tone of the music. So beautiful! It's almost like a child dancing to a song that they kind of know, very authentic!
wow at nassau my teacher at nassau had same approach when teaching me when doing the "girl with flaxing hair prelude" she said when i play that note its like somone is calling my name. and I guess its who i am today on how i look at pieces! I look for images like that!
Nothing turns me colder to an interpretation than a programatic overlay onto the piece. With Beethoven, in particular, we need to give primacy to motivic development - after that, we unfold the dramatic dimensions of the work.
lourak613 For people who are very visually oriented like Valentina, imposing a program onto the music can be one of the best ways to pull expression out of their playing. It’s not for everyone, but there is certainly nothing inherently wrong with it and when working with younger students it works rather well more often than not, as evidenced here.
Geez fix your intro it says mater class. That and thanks for posting she is so wonderful! I got to be "schooled" by her in a small private setting to moonlight all 3 parts and promo-ing her Rachmaninoff: The Piano Concertos. It was magical. Moonlight part 3: I can't even hit all the wrong notes that fast. :) Thanks again !!!
Oh. Only can dream of meeting great musicians like Valentina, Lang Lang. What about some accompaniment of same generation Amira Willighagen. It will happen.
Valentina çok büyük bi hayranınızım bende piyanistim inşallah bi gün sizi canlı izleme fırsatı bulurum sizden bişeyler öğrenmek benim için çok büyük bi onur olurdu sosyal paylaşım sitesi kullanmadığım için size ulaşamıyorum belki yorumuma denk gelirsiniz iyiki Piano çalıyorsunuz.
She's totally into it. And this is what definitely makes her just perfect as a teacher. You can feel her hunger for sharing, the beauty of music flowing from her to him like an invisible waterfall... Lucky boy...
This comment just turned into a whole poem, I couldn’t have said it beter! It’s truly wonderful to watch homeschool she enjoys giving tips!
Such a down-to-earth nice person she must be. Just shines working with that kid.
yes shes on the ground and has no problem of contacting other people. she even plays on street pianos and it seems to be fun. great lady. Her playing is devine.
She's the best.
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I think... if she wasn't already ONE of the GREATEST pianists of this century... She'd be ONE heck of a MASTER teacher EVERY great upcoming pianist would wont to study with..!!!
Interesting, I've gotten the impression from her that's she is very rude and thinks she is better than everyone else.
Its such a pity we 're not able to see the boy's face when Valentina is demonstrating her passion for expression. From his body language it is clear he is absorbing and enthralled by the experience, as are we. She's a truly inspiring teacher and that's reflected in the boy's enthusiasm. Thanks Valentina.
The best teacher, the Queen of the piano.
No. If i was that boy i would have said "ok, can you please return serious now?" And "PLEASE stop moving too much near to me or you make me nervous, this is not a circus, thank you.
@@HomeCookgabriele wtf
@@HomeCookgabriele yea the kind of teacher you’re describing sounds like someone who is uptight, and didn’t make it very far because they’re not genuine or open minded , that’s the kind of teacher who would never let any student question anything they do and would always have to be correct which is a horrible teacher
It's the best advice you can ever give another musician: Whatever you do, make sure you TELL THE STORY! This was fun to watch, and she's clearly a natural teacher.
I love Valentina´s accent ❤❤
@Jonathan Truman what?
She is Ukrainian, born in Ukraine.
@@hwiatslgeord2887"Esdras Santos me too. She is such an amazing woman and she has a beautiful soul"
@@hwiatslgeord2887 Translation
Me too. She is such a wonderful woman and she has a great soul
Her accent is really terrible
She’s lovely, she has such true child like passion for the piano, it’s clearly a lot of fun for her :)
Brilliant young pianist with great musical sensitivity! And also such a lucky guy who met with a world-class pianist!
She looks like shes ready to throw him out of his seat so she can play lmao
Yas 😆😆😆 she sat and didn't stand up like ever again
《•NicoleTheKitsune•》 it’s a joke chill
She wants to sit on Him!!
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this boy is really very good! I love how Valentina influences imagination, such a great artist and teacher!
Her expression is so charismatic, joyful and captivating!
And he totally deserves it! Great playing!
Magical woman and musician! I love Valentina very much! Thank you for your wonderfull performance. Welldone, young man!
Beautiful way of presenting difficult passages. Tell a story! Priceless. Ms Lisitsa is a phenomenal talent who's sight reading ability is off the chart! Wow! I truly admire this pianist. Following her you tube Waldstein video as the "teacher" while learning to play this piece.
This is actually an amazing way to teach people expression!
She looks to happy being able to teach someone about the art of playing piano, she seems like a truly extraordinary person! Being so talented and yet so down to earth. And of course the person in this video is very talented as well!
Isso é fantástico! Que privilégio ter como preceptora de master class (aula máxima) Valentina Litsita. 👏👏
Listen to her talk in one of the interviews about what it was like in her Russian music school. She is the antithesis of that with this student, so supportive, so engaging.
we are in the presence of a true genius. what an honor and pleasure to witness such greatness
Great, she knows how to teach this young man. All this great images she gives him. The energy is passing so well . And he has a fantastic understanding for his age.
Seems that nobody is around...just music and fun! The are completely into it.
Really enjoyable. I'm a Bösendorfer lover, but every once in awhile I hear a really lovely Steinway, and this is one of them for sure! Beautiful sound colors.
Our session with her was on the 9' Bos with the extra bass register. (that's all I really know about the piano.) But she pretty much makes anything sing.
ua-cam.com/video/1D2lPocwncs/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/ark1nZoT6D0/v-deo.html
What a very fortunate young pianist!
Thank you. Was also fortunate to have master class with Lang Lang last year. Both very friendly and nice ua-cam.com/video/WjGUM0T5RGs/v-deo.html
Wow! Very fortunate! I've seen some of his masterclasses and he was so very nice and "Gentle" with young students! Is this young boy your student? Wonderful!
I am the boy
Oh! Haha! You are off to a great start Qden!
The young man is extremely responsive to her suggestions. I like the interaction between both.
She is soo humble and her love for piano is awesome. How can someone be so talented and down to earth as well.
Thanks Valentina, you have to listen to her. She got expriences so many years. Don't listen anybody. Classical is difficul, you are very good and very lucky to meet her. I am not when I was young. Good luck.
Why does valentina litsitsa look different in every video ffs
Why did I laugh at this
its true shes beautiful but looks different all the time
because our brain tends to fit her body into a beauty stereotype but she doesn t belong to common ones... or maybe camera angles lel.
because she is actually very tall
Hopefully she is not wearing every day the same clothes...lol
Amazing how well this little boy plays the piano!!!!
What an excellent teacher! in addition to being an extraordinary artist!
What a treasure she is! He got the message and played so beautifully.Such a lucky boy!
What a master pianist Valentina is--simply awesome. Also her wonderful personality shines like a brilliant star. These young masters are so lucky to have Valentina as their teacher. To understand the music you are playing means everything. I could listen all day. She exudes excellence in her teaching and her personality!
I think this young guy is amazing I hope he continues to develop......stay with it!! Thanks for providing the inspiration Valentina!
Lucky kid! Love her down to earth approach to something many find confusing. My vocal coach was much like Valentina, and I assure you, her teaching method works better then any other, because she makes it fun, and easy to remember.....if only I had the talent to be her student, but alas, at 49, I think I’m too old to fulfill my dreams of being a concert pianist. since I was about to start university (U of T here in Toronto) at the age of 20 (I took a year off to save money) I got sick, very sick, first with Crohn’s disease, then colon cancer...each time I thought I could go back to school, something else happened...and now, 29 years, 33 surgeries, and 5 close calls with death, not to mention the countless side effects of years of chemotherapeutic drugs, radiation, and treatments, giving me osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, PTSD, depression, anxiety, DDD, GERD, hypertension, short bowel disease (I’m left with less then 5% of my entire GI tract), plus many other issues....well.....do you think I could still become a pianist? The arthritis isn’t too bad, it hurts my hands a little, but the passion I have for classical piano has only grown. Please be honest with me for those of you with the knowledge....is it too late to start all over? If not, does anyone know of an affordable means to learn the piano from scratch (I say affordable because 29 years of hospitalization and living on long term disability for the rest of my life hasn’t exactly been a windfall) in the Toronto area? I’ve memorized practically every piece of classical piano, my favourite composers being Mozart, Chopin, Rachmaninov, Debussy, Beethoven, Liszt, Bach, and Brahmas. I never learned how to read music, at least, not treble clef. All throughout school, from grade 3-12, I played the trombone (bass clef only), and sang first bass in several choirs. I auditioned and was accepted to three universities....but thanks to all those years of illness, I’ve lost all memories from my youth, so I’m starting from scratch. I had a natural talent for music since I was a small boy, the only one in the family....probably because I’m adopted. In 2001 I met my biological mother and three half siblings I didn’t know existed, and discovered my maternal grandmother was a concert pianist, who died from a ruptured colon! Ironic I did too when I was 21, was just lucky I was already hospitalized when it happened, so they were able to open me up, start my heart, which stopped for 2 minutes, and save my life (that’s also when they found my first tumours which were growing on the outside of my shattered colon). So now I knew where I got my musical ability and my diseases from! My bio-mom didn’t know too much about my bio-father, he left her after he got her pregnant (what a bastard!), but I discovered that almost everyone in my genetic family made their living from music, going back 10 generation that I’ve been blue to trace so far. Some of my family were apparently quite famous classical pianists in Germany and Austria back in the late 1600’s and up, so I know why I love music so much, it’s in my blood, literally! I’ve had the same dream hundreds of times, of being on stage playing the piano with an orchestra, but back in the late 1700’s or early 1800’s (I’m guessing from the clothes and the feeling I get)....now it all makes sense, but I fear because of my heath and age, it’s too late for me. What do you think? Before getting sick, I was able to play simple pieces like Clair de Lune, Moonlight Sonata 1,2 and 3, and the like, just from playing by ear, funny, the longer I write this, the more I’m convincing myself I’m going to try anyways...if I can’t because of the arthritis, so be it, but I’ve got to try, but as I said, if anyone knows a good teacher I could afford in the Toronto area, PLEASE let me know ASAP...thanks for listening, most times just talking about my experiences helps me cope with it much better then remaining silent. Most call me a troll, but I really don’t care what they call me, I know I’m honest and sincere, I just love to verbalized everything, because believe me, living through what I’ve had to, it’s bloody difficult to deal with!!
She was my favourite pianist for so long,
SHES STILL MY FAVOURITE
I MUST BATTLE SOMEONE
CURSED TRIANGLE MASTER VS THE EYE OF THE WICKED LORD
HAHAHA
You do justice to your name.
Random. Rachmaninov 1piano concerto
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Wow! That Kid is good and look at the wonderful lady helping him out. She is the best.
Thanks
Almost done with this piece! I remember my first thoughts after hearing it for the first time on THIS video: "Holy shit This will be one difficult project!"
But the entire piece has not been as hard as it seems, and has trained me in many different techniques! My 4 5 finger trills have become much stronger as a result, and ive strengthened the coordination of my left hand SUPERBLY after learning the many different parts of this piece!
Learn it, and you will come out a much better pianist for it!
What is the name of this piece?
@@julianramirez460 In the description.
When she first sat it seemed she'd never stand up again lol... I was laughing so hard reading the comments here lmao
She is incredible !! Such a great artist/musician/genious and so nice , down-to-earth 11
WOW !!!
What a lovely person !!
And the greatest pianist alive, IMHO ...
WOW! Was für eine tolle Klavierlehrerin. Sie unterrichtet mit ganzem Körpereinsatz und so anschaulich. Eine einzige Stunde bei ihr und man verbessert sich um Längen...großartige Pianistin, großartige Lehrmeisterin 🤩
Dude, if this is you she's teaching you are bloody excellent!! WOW!!!
Valentina, please conduct orchestras! You know exactly what to do. Just have to learn a few gestures.
Dynosaur Rokks yesss
I feel jealousssss .... Wouldn't anybody like to have such a towering tutorrrr?
Beautiful performance and great masterclass, you're truly fortunate, Qden! Kindest regards from Spain!
thank you !
Be very welcome, Qden. Keep up the good work. Regards!
What a lovely person she is. 🙂 I love Valentina.
She should give Master Class online like so many famous people. Many people would love to know how she plays like that (aside from practicing 12 hours a day!)
She is so great as teacher too providing for deep understanding.🌹❣🌞🙏🏼
A good teacher teaches a great teacher inspirers My First teacher was William James Hill of New Tredegar he was a great teacher and still inspires me after 63 years after his passing
Most knowledge least vanity, a good class.
Kind regards
LM
Valentina is an amazing musician and pianist, and I'm sure, also a nice human being. Her control, emotion, and dynamics are simply the best. Which reminds me, I think it's time to have my grand piano regulated again....Ha! My God, look at the length of this young mans fingers, I am so jealous!
To give of yourself and transfer the passion of your craft to the young is the duty of an artist.
And she does it with so much joy, gentility, and focus.
That is the path to immortality.
-lohphat 2018
You man is pretty good, and what a joyful lesson from the best. He will always remember.
valentina lisitsa so cute!!>&
A place we all aspire to be: at work & just having so much fun because you are in your element . . . #InTheZone! I just love the way she physically expresses the tone of the music. So beautiful! It's almost like a child dancing to a song that they kind of know, very authentic!
Que grandiosidade!👏👏👏👏👏Como deve gostaria de ter essa aula com Valentina Lisitsa👍
why do I love this woman so much ;-;
She listens, she reads the script, and then she plays like she's been playing that for 50 times..
a a 50 times isnt a lot
Script?
Ikr
In this video, she had been already playing for 44 years so....that kind of helps.
Lucky little boy.
Conny V he paid a fortune to take this class 😱😱😱
They had to do a campaign on GoGetFunding witha a goal of 60.000 South African rand and managed to collect 65.151. Otherwise he wouldn't been there.
3,5k euros. It's a lot of momey but less than i thought. :)
He may have played a lot, but I certainly would not be able to participate in that. He's good
what a great explanation. the kind you'll never forget. I'm reminded of that teacher in nodame somehow.
Sei la più brava in assoluto anche nell' insegnamento!! 💯💯💯👏👏👏
Thanks for this. Shame the recording quality is poor and it's hard to hear half of what she's saying :(
Pianists know how to read the sheet, true pianist know how what lies beyond the notes.
Imagine Valentina being your aunt. That's gotta be so cool😍
She's a cool pianist
I wish the person recording this would stop eating and unwrapping candy!
Filip Jensen, I literally didn’t notice until I read your comment.
Lukraniom it’s all I can think about now
es excelentemente perversa y talentosamente maravillosa!!!!
Valentina is the top of the pops
Creation of intrigue
very nice
"Mater Class" ! Best lapsus ever !
The kid is a genius! GOD bless him in the name of Jesus!😇
Infectious enthusiasm :)
Wow Qden, Amazing
Haha the way she starts dancing.
So beautiful and fantastic sonat
What an absolutely delightful woman!!
I wish I had the honor of meeting someone like this.
This woman has more personality, character, and talent than anyone in current music
So now I know what she's thinking in all those videos behind that serious expression!
I wish we could hear her voice better.. seems a nice way to teach what she is doing
wow at nassau my teacher at nassau had same approach when teaching me when doing the "girl with flaxing hair prelude" she said when i play that note its like somone is calling my name. and I guess its who i am today on how i look at pieces! I look for images like that!
That boy is very very lucky
Great pianist
How lucky he is to have her lessons !!
Check out Svetlana Smolina's master class UA-cams, as well. She also is very genuine and down-to-earth in person.
Nothing turns me colder to an interpretation than a programatic overlay onto the piece. With Beethoven, in particular, we need to give primacy to motivic development - after that, we unfold the dramatic dimensions of the work.
lourak613 For people who are very visually oriented like Valentina, imposing a program onto the music can be one of the best ways to pull expression out of their playing. It’s not for everyone, but there is certainly nothing inherently wrong with it and when working with younger students it works rather well more often than not, as evidenced here.
she seems fun
😂
how I wish she could also teach me! she's my idol!
Geez fix your intro it says mater class. That and thanks for posting she is so wonderful! I got to be "schooled" by her in a small private setting to moonlight all 3 parts and promo-ing her Rachmaninoff: The Piano Concertos. It was magical. Moonlight part 3: I can't even hit all the wrong notes that fast. :) Thanks again !!!
I did not expect her to have a very deep voice.
She is magician....
Валентина, дорогая, звук очень тихий!
Приходится напрягаться....
Спасибо за Ваше искусство!
This is gold
You lucky lad! A bit jelly of you 😉
Keep on little child!
Aaaakkkk ingin diajarin juga ):
Oh. Only can dream of meeting great musicians like Valentina, Lang Lang. What about some accompaniment of same generation Amira Willighagen. It will happen.
Considering that there were multiple cameras set up, why did we not see the student's face and hands?
this student means business. He's very good and I'm not just being polite lol
Valentina çok büyük bi hayranınızım bende piyanistim inşallah bi gün sizi canlı izleme fırsatı bulurum sizden bişeyler öğrenmek benim için çok büyük bi onur olurdu sosyal paylaşım sitesi kullanmadığım için size ulaşamıyorum belki yorumuma denk gelirsiniz iyiki Piano çalıyorsunuz.
the kid plays in a much more sophisticated, clear and colorful style than hers.
I love this
real magic ....
If only she'd been my piano teacher all those years ago...who knows....
She look like teacher 😃
good teacher.
I would be scared of that finger omg
Epic
Super humans doing super human things.
Epic