Because while he knows the boy needs to move, if he is hostile, the boy will hate piano playing and likely to stay away from Fine Arts. However, playing with him some and giving him a mini concert, the opposite happens. He now has a positive experience from Fine Arts and is much more open to pursuing it possibly when he gets older
Its crazy how different times were 10 years ago. This is a warm hearting commercial I remember seeing every Saturday morning when I watched Toonzai on The CW. Now the comment section from the past year has adults complaining like little kids..... Anyways, I was shocked to see this commercial play recently, brought back so many memories.
This is my favorite one! Since this is based on a true story I have been looking for the original story but so far haven't found it, did anyone else find it?
this is the real story: The Master's Hand Wishing to encourage her young son’s progress on the piano, a mother took the small boy to a concert of the famous pianist, Paderewski. After they were seated, the mother spotted a friend in the audience and walked down the aisle to greet her. Seizing the opportunity to explore the wonders of the concert hall, the little boy rose and eventually explored his way through a door marked “No Admittance.” When the house lights dimmed and the concert was about to begin, the mother returned to her seat and discovered that her son was missing. Suddenly, the curtains parted and the spotlights focused on the impressive Steinway piano on stage. In horror, the mother saw her little boy sitting at the keyboard. Innocently, he then began to play "Chopsticks". The crowd reacted with anger, some shouts were heard, "Take the boy away!", "Who is bringing a little boy to a concert?!". When Paderewski heard the uproar backstage, he grabbed his coat and rushed to the stage. Realizing what was going on, he went to the piano, Reaching around the little boy from behind, the master began to improvise a countermelody to “chopsticks.” As the two of them played together, Paderewski kept whispering in the boy's ear, “Keep going. Don't quit, son... don't stop... don't stop.” Together, the old master and the little boy transformed an embarrassing situation into a wonderfully creative experience. The audience was mesmerized.
That sums up my college essay. In middle school, I watched a high school’s top band perform “Sleigh Ride.” All the students were dressed in beautiful black attire. I was inspired to join them. Years of failure didn’t stop me from achieving my dream of joining that same band my senior year in high school. The best part in my opinion was traveling to the local middle schools and performing “Sleigh Ride” for the students. I like to believe I encouraged someone to achieve my same dream.
I love this video so damn much! If it really is based on a real life event, that pianist is an amazing human being. To pass on a skill or a passion is inspiring. 💞💞💞
I really wish embedding was not disabled on this video so we could share it. Far more people would be able to see it that way. I hope the owners will consider enabling it! Thanks! Great work!
This is really good, as well as superbly awesome.. ☺I like it. And I can imagine the stories being written that were inspired by this Values video, too - especially one with one of my favorite influences... the King of Pop himself, Michael Jackson.. ☺ *#Encouragement* *#PassItOn*
There will always be those outliers who, for lack of any legitimate reason to find dissatisfaction with a subject matter, will proceed to express an opposing viewpoint in a vain attempt to garner significance to their otherwise meaningless existence. To put it is simpler terms: haters gonna hate.
My grandfather did something similar with my neighbor she was playing her voila at my house he was visiting he sat down at the panino and started playing together.
maybe you're Josephine or Alan, just know that your lives had had a resounding positive impact on my life and have always been something I try to emulate when I feel apathetic or ignorant
Of course (글엄요) your job is important, William. For example if someone is trying to leave an abusive domestic situation and needs to quickly repair an automobile, you essentially save said person's life and their loved ones with your expertise. Connie, just think how many lives you have changed for the better because someone was able to find employment after a shave and a haircut
Imagine a world where this is normal and expected from adults.....especially in our public school system where children get their first glimpse of the world.
I'm really inspired by athletes, even the bible speaks about its power, how it can create a wildfire or like the rudder of a ship lead the crew into the wrong direction and thus be extremely important albeit small (libro de Diego), talk is cheap though, "two ears one mouth" and it is way easier to talk down on someone rather than get up every morning and pursue a goal and actually accomplish your goal🏋🏻♀️
"Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" How I wonder what you are. Up above the world so high, like a diamond in the sky. Twinkle twinkle little star, how I wonder what you are.
"Well I'm just a delivery boy" You help to facilitate trade with others...you could use fancy words to illustrate a more impressive sounding job description but irregardless your job is important, also your tips are not your salary you are making a hourly rate pay based on your state, in California it is approximately 20$ an hour🚑🏍 so after a 40 hour work week that is 600$ (+ tips) before taxes and deductions, lucrative *send*
🎼 one more thing and I'll shut up I remember when I was feeling down and depressed that you have to realize like even the smallest thing means so much to someone who might be going through something traumatic you know I remember high school and someone I looked up to just just saying hello to me man so much and I wanted to emulate that person so don't devalue yourself and remember how a simple act of kindness or just a simple like smile or hello can mean so much to someone else
Alex's team ended up losing by 30 points and lost the interest of all the recruiters watching him play losing him an NBA career he can now be found asking for money for vodka outside cvs.
Could PSA TV have found a better example of Encouragement? Hello, Parents, where are you when your small child wanders off? You can't afford to let your child out of your site these days! It must have taken quite some time for that little boy to wander down the aisle, get backstage and find his way to the piano. All the while, you sit in amazement that he did this. There are far better scenarios to film an "Encouragement" message. Especially one that does not have an equally "Discouraging" message, like "Don't let your young children wander off or leave them unattended." Are you so unaware of the world we live in?"
There's always one. Instead of just enjoying the commercial for its message to encourage the kid instead of getting mad it had to be analysed and throw cold water over the feel good mood it produced. I think there are still adults that will be kind and help a child and not think of kidnapping. (Which might had been the reason how he got away with reaching the stage in the first place. 😉 ) And yes I was one of the people who said Awww when I first saw this commercial.
Oh for goodness sakes, it happened and it's sweet. Not everyone has bad intentions! In fact the vast majority of us have only good intentions. Lighten up!
I love how the professional smiles at the little boy and tells him not to stop playing.
probably because it took him back to when he started playing and fell in LOVE with playing...
It was awesome and wholesome!
Because while he knows the boy needs to move, if he is hostile, the boy will hate piano playing and likely to stay away from Fine Arts. However, playing with him some and giving him a mini concert, the opposite happens. He now has a positive experience from Fine Arts and is much more open to pursuing it possibly when he gets older
It’s how they all started. As young students.
Its crazy how different times were 10 years ago. This is a warm hearting commercial I remember seeing every Saturday morning when I watched Toonzai on The CW. Now the comment section from the past year has adults complaining like little kids.....
Anyways, I was shocked to see this commercial play recently, brought back so many memories.
remember the emo kid gave the puse to the lady ? still my favourite comercial
This is one of the many commercials I would NEVER skip.
Yep. Same.
You _know_ that kid grew up to be a concert musician.
Side note, I think we all needed this right about now.
Especially now in these troubling times
these type of commericals always make me cry... this was a beautiful commerical
Nice to know I wasn’t the only one with this reaction
Welcome to the club😃
I really love this video.. a simple act of encouragement can actually change us.
Shut up, I don’t encourage you.
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@@RyanDr How fast did you pp?
If most kids nowadays can learn this
A heartwarming spot, whether fact or fantasy
Oh it’s a true story, but even if it wasn’t we can still believe in it:)
This is still the sweetest commercial and reminds you how just a little encouragement goes a long way.
@louchat333 This commercial gives me goosebumps & tears in my eyes. 💗☺
This is my favorite one! Since this is based on a true story I have been looking for the original story but so far haven't found it, did anyone else find it?
Pastor John Hagee talks about it in one of his sermons. Apparently the kid had gone up and was playing Chopsticks.
this is the real story:
The Master's Hand
Wishing to encourage her young son’s progress on the piano, a mother took the small boy to a concert of the famous pianist, Paderewski. After they were seated, the mother spotted a friend in the audience and walked down the aisle to greet her. Seizing the opportunity to explore the wonders of the concert hall, the little boy rose and eventually explored his way through a door marked “No Admittance.”
When the house lights dimmed and the concert was about to begin, the mother returned to her seat and discovered that her son was missing. Suddenly, the curtains parted and the spotlights focused on the impressive Steinway piano on stage.
In horror, the mother saw her little boy sitting at the keyboard. Innocently, he then began to play "Chopsticks". The crowd reacted with anger, some shouts were heard, "Take the boy away!", "Who is bringing a little boy to a concert?!".
When Paderewski heard the uproar backstage, he grabbed his coat and rushed to the stage. Realizing what was going on, he went to the piano, Reaching around the little boy from behind, the master began to improvise a countermelody to “chopsticks.” As the two of them played together, Paderewski kept whispering in the boy's ear, “Keep going. Don't quit, son... don't stop... don't stop.”
Together, the old master and the little boy transformed an embarrassing situation into a wonderfully creative experience. The audience was mesmerized.
@@bernieiiatacador4683 thank you so much! :)
As a kid i hated these commercials they were so corny but now they make me smile and bring back nostalgia.
This played the day after my mother-in-law passed away, we were really close. It took some of the grief I was feeling away
That sums up my college essay. In middle school, I watched a high school’s top band perform “Sleigh Ride.” All the students were dressed in beautiful black attire. I was inspired to join them. Years of failure didn’t stop me from achieving my dream of joining that same band my senior year in high school. The best part in my opinion was traveling to the local middle schools and performing “Sleigh Ride” for the students. I like to believe I encouraged someone to achieve my same dream.
This commercial is one of my favorites .
Right up there with the “Thanks, Mean Joe!” Coke ad.
Professional Musician: *Imma about to start this young man’s career.*
For those of us who are parents we should always encourage our kids to never give up and always follow their heart
I love this video so damn much! If it really is based on a real life event, that pianist is an amazing human being. To pass on a skill or a passion is inspiring. 💞💞💞
I really wish embedding was not disabled on this video so we could share it. Far more people would be able to see it that way. I hope the owners will consider enabling it! Thanks!
Great work!
Love this commercial
This forever lives rent free in my head
Well done, Maestro!
Had to watch this again after just seeing the commercial. Literally made me cry.
This is really good, as well as superbly awesome.. ☺I like it. And I can imagine the stories being written that were inspired by this Values video, too - especially one with one of my favorite influences... the King of Pop himself, Michael Jackson.. ☺
*#Encouragement*
*#PassItOn*
I loved all of these commercials. My favorite one was the love one where a dad sang The Itsy Bitsy Spider to his daughter on the phone.
Great video how the professional just played with him.
This is my all time favorite commercial 😭
Hell of an opening act
OMG THIS CAME ON ALL THE TIME
it really went with it. that was so nice of him👍👍👍👍
I like how in ten years it only has 9 dislikes...my question though is what is there to dislike about this?
There will always be those outliers who, for lack of any legitimate reason to find dissatisfaction with a subject matter, will proceed to express an opposing viewpoint in a vain attempt to garner significance to their otherwise meaningless existence. To put it is simpler terms: haters gonna hate.
Some people tap those buttons in error.
Definitely encouraging
Mom: "I thought he was with you" Dad: "No." Mom: "Jack!" Shut up mom you would blame him!
Awesome and wholesome!
My grandfather did something similar with my neighbor she was playing her voila at my house he was visiting he sat down at the panino and started playing together.
_Silver Lining_ band has a huge following in the Czech Republic
Man, I remember seeing this play in a movie theater at some point, I can't remember what movie it played before though.
I think it was probably before Tangled or Toy Story 3, because those are two movies that I saw in 2010.
Absolutely! Generals are important, look how many are featured on American tender~
Really a moving video.
💜💜💜
Ten people are really cold.
This supposedly was Paderewski. I think it's an urban legend though. Still a really great commercial.
maybe you're Josephine or Alan, just know that your lives had had a resounding positive impact on my life and have always been something I try to emulate when I feel apathetic or ignorant
He looks like American Psycho.
Not only important it’s actually cute.
Of course (글엄요) your job is important, William. For example if someone is trying to leave an abusive domestic situation and needs to quickly repair an automobile, you essentially save said person's life and their loved ones with your expertise. Connie, just think how many lives you have changed for the better because someone was able to find employment after a shave and a haircut
That child was determined to play the piano. He didn't move despite all the eyes were on himh
Imagine a world where this is normal and expected from adults.....especially in our public school system where children get their first glimpse of the world.
And a child shall guide them
Epic
Neil Breen?
I've seen all the commercials
real shame we see less ads like this and more bs commercials about 'free to play' games and insurance
His little bad ass
Jaaaaaaack!
The dad looks like patrick bateman
Ligma balls
I'm really inspired by athletes, even the bible speaks about its power, how it can create a wildfire or like the rudder of a ship lead the crew into the wrong direction and thus be extremely important albeit small (libro de Diego), talk is cheap though, "two ears one mouth" and it is way easier to talk down on someone rather than get up every morning and pursue a goal and actually accomplish your goal🏋🏻♀️
I wonder if he gave the child lessons later on? What he told the parents??
May I ask name of the song??
Darude - Sandstorm
"Twinkle Twinkle Little Star"
How I wonder what you are.
Up above the world so high,
like a diamond in the sky.
Twinkle twinkle little star,
how I wonder what you are.
Bah bah black sheep have you any wool, Or A, B, C, D, E, F, G
I kinda thought the kid's version was more on point with the melody near the end than the fancy pants guy.
Does anybody know where I can get the arrangement for it?
There are multiple videos here demonstrating it. "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star."
"Well I'm just a delivery boy"
You help to facilitate trade with others...you could use fancy words to illustrate a more impressive sounding job description but irregardless your job is important, also your tips are not your salary you are making a hourly rate pay based on your state, in California it is approximately 20$ an hour🚑🏍 so after a 40 hour work week that is 600$ (+ tips) before taxes and deductions, lucrative
*send*
Based on a true story... The true story of when a bunch of writers sat around and thought up the idea for this ad.
And you don't know that...?
Is that Brad Cooper?
Based on a true story huh
🎼 one more thing and I'll shut up I remember when I was feeling down and depressed that you have to realize like even the smallest thing means so much to someone who might be going through something traumatic you know I remember high school and someone I looked up to just just saying hello to me man so much and I wanted to emulate that person so don't devalue yourself and remember how a simple act of kindness or just a simple like smile or hello can mean so much to someone else
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Encouragement for a young boy? Different times 12 years ago.
Alex's team ended up losing by 30 points and lost the interest of all the recruiters watching him play losing him an NBA career he can now be found asking for money for vodka outside cvs.
Could PSA TV have found a better example of Encouragement? Hello, Parents, where are you when your small child wanders off? You can't afford to let your child out of your site these days! It must have taken quite some time for that little boy to wander down the aisle, get backstage and find his way to the piano. All the while, you sit in amazement that he did this. There are far better scenarios to film an "Encouragement" message. Especially one that does not have an equally "Discouraging" message, like "Don't let your young children wander off or leave them unattended." Are you so unaware of the world we live in?"
There's always one. Instead of just enjoying the commercial for its message to encourage the kid instead of getting mad it had to be analysed and throw cold water over the feel good mood it produced. I think there are still adults that will be kind and help a child and not think of kidnapping. (Which might had been the reason how he got away with reaching the stage in the first place. 😉 )
And yes I was one of the people who said Awww when I first saw this commercial.
Oh for goodness sakes, it happened and it's sweet. Not everyone has bad intentions! In fact the vast majority of us have only good intentions. Lighten up!
Equally important - discouragement.
Not true, 2010s kid
Das no goo... 😢😢 ↖️↗️↘️↙️
It always annoys me to see parents who don’t discipline their kids. This one’s likely to grow up to be a sociopath.
His first victim will be that man who ruined his solo.
It annoys me when people like you complain on a positive video
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