Marc-André Hamelin Plays HANON 'The Virtuoso Pianist' [3-DISC SET]

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  • Опубліковано 10 гру 2024

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  • @tonebasePiano
    @tonebasePiano  Рік тому +96

    Want to play *HANON* like *HAMELIN?* Check out his _Exercises for the Mind & Fingers_ tb.media/HamelinExercises

    • @heartbreaktimemachine
      @heartbreaktimemachine Рік тому

      More like HANOLIN AMIRITE

    • @lunchmind
      @lunchmind Рік тому +6

      I don't want to play hanon at all.

    • @PianoHsiang
      @PianoHsiang Рік тому

      購買的影片會不會有字幕⋯⋯⋯

    • @scronx
      @scronx Рік тому +2

      I have to wonder whether it does any good.

    • @jefftam4044
      @jefftam4044 Рік тому

      @@PianoHsiang 他們平常影片有英文字幕呀

  • @renevillarreall.r.3503
    @renevillarreall.r.3503 Рік тому +871

    I can't get over how beautifully he phrases them, even if it's a joke

    • @Wkkbooks
      @Wkkbooks Рік тому +16

      He takes liberties.

    • @ingeniero00007
      @ingeniero00007 Рік тому +5

      Of course, that is a joke!!!

    • @Kiarinadia
      @Kiarinadia Рік тому +19

      And the subtle rubato too.

    • @sildurmank
      @sildurmank Рік тому +7

      Absolutely, he articulates beautifully beyond the pointless exercise.

    • @bradforddavis6497
      @bradforddavis6497 Рік тому +7

      I didn't get the joke. I think that's a better way to do them.

  • @Daniel_Zalman
    @Daniel_Zalman Рік тому +457

    I was moved to tears by this profound interpretation of No. 31. A new standard!

    • @CumCarvalho
      @CumCarvalho Рік тому +6

      You are kiding, wright...😂?

    • @AndreaMCuomo
      @AndreaMCuomo Рік тому +3

      ahahahah! :)

    • @luciagamez8645
      @luciagamez8645 Рік тому +3

      Me too!!! It's an amazing way to understand music again 😂❤

    • @lollycopter
      @lollycopter Рік тому +5

      This is better than Chopin - heck, I daresay better than Bach.

    • @craigdixon2062
      @craigdixon2062 Рік тому +3

      I was moved to tears when I had to play theses God-forsaken things.

  • @owenservant4630
    @owenservant4630 Рік тому +601

    The fact that he goes full Glenn Gould with his performance makes this a 10 out of 10.

    • @cmenb67
      @cmenb67 Рік тому +2

      I thought the same. LOL

    • @Manx123
      @Manx123 Рік тому +51

      Not quite. That would have required humming at least.

    • @owenservant4630
      @owenservant4630 Рік тому +3

      @@Manx123 fair point

    • @SleepingTurtle1
      @SleepingTurtle1 Рік тому +10

      I'd rather listen to this than Gould tbqhwy

    • @timothy4664
      @timothy4664 Рік тому

      @@Manx123 I was just thinking that.

  • @Doctee81
    @Doctee81 Рік тому +793

    Lol, the irony is that his Hanon sounds far better than my Chopin 😂

    • @jakub.pianist
      @jakub.pianist Рік тому +45

      anything Hamelin touches sounds better than my entire career, don't worry😂

    • @Tenorgeiger
      @Tenorgeiger Рік тому +17

      It doesn’t matter what you play. It’s how you play it that counts. I’d rather listen to Itzhak Perlman playing G major scales than someone playing the Elgar concerto out of tune.

    • @BuffaloSpiritGuide
      @BuffaloSpiritGuide Рік тому +9

      Hey if the notes aren’t perfect but the timings right, it’s just jazz baby

    • @lollycopter
      @lollycopter Рік тому +5

      If you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly!

    • @alessandrodellacorte1737
      @alessandrodellacorte1737 Рік тому +1

      Top comment.

  • @Johnwilkinsonofficial
    @Johnwilkinsonofficial Рік тому +637

    i am concerned that Marc Andre is not yet _old_ enough to bring the kind of spiritual maturity to these gems that they demand (and frankly deserve) of an artist. the fourfold trill is not some light trifle for a child as say Beethovens opus 110 sonata. one must have suffered tremendous depths of despair to face its austere depths of ever deepening deepness. one must have more seasoning (like a delectable extra crunchy olive oil garlic butter and herb cracker) by the tumult of human existence to even approach purchasing, let alone opening! the score. i am no snob, but no artist of less than 96 years should have the temerity to offer an original interpretation. we have abonded all sense and reason, for shame!

    • @christopheryoung1878
      @christopheryoung1878 Рік тому +24

      ROFLMAO

    • @tobiedavis8841
      @tobiedavis8841 Рік тому +13

      😂

    • @8beef4u
      @8beef4u Рік тому +14

      I hope he knows its April fools lol

    • @allegroaffettuoso9012
      @allegroaffettuoso9012 Рік тому +33

      Very well said. Hamelin simply doesn’t have *it*! Nobody but the wizened ancient pianist is prepared. But Hamelin? No! He simply isn’t ready. When Exercise No. 5 introduces that twist, wherein the hands have a different pattern coming down instead of simply repeating the pattern as in the previous four exercises…handling that requires one who has experienced the twists and turns of life. One must be totally at a space of contentment, awareness, and supreme consciousness to handle that sheer neurosis! Is Hamelin the one? No. I’m sure we sound judgmental, but we must tell the truth!

    • @christopheryoung1878
      @christopheryoung1878 Рік тому +4

      @@allegroaffettuoso9012 continuing to ROFLMAO😅😂

  • @theexpress7448
    @theexpress7448 Рік тому +211

    I actually enjoyed no.31!
    “A glimpse inside the human soul” killed me 😂

    • @lordalaotesla
      @lordalaotesla Рік тому +3

      Yeah, a lil over the top 😂

    • @dee-beeo
      @dee-beeo Рік тому +1

      31 is the only one I actually like

    • @chris93703
      @chris93703 Рік тому +2

      Weeeelll, you know younger people know-a-days. They just about believe anything.

  • @Tn089-b6g
    @Tn089-b6g Рік тому +305

    He unironically made Hanon sounds musical

    • @mahakala
      @mahakala Рік тому +11

      it has always been musical

    • @pjbpiano
      @pjbpiano Рік тому +14

      @@mahakala exactly. People actually think practicing it non musically is the only way to play Hanon.

    • @chiocciolacososa1868
      @chiocciolacososa1868 Рік тому +8

      @@mahakala 🎉 are literally exercise, not even etudes, I don’t if you’re serious or not but playing hanon musically is not as useful as playing on metronome, perfectly even and with same sound for every note.

    • @lawrencetaylor4101
      @lawrencetaylor4101 Рік тому +4

      @@chiocciolacososa1868 I have made my metronome musical.

    • @chiocciolacososa1868
      @chiocciolacososa1868 Рік тому +1

      @@lawrencetaylor4101 Pardon?

  • @AntonAchondoa
    @AntonAchondoa Рік тому +105

    Even if this is an April Fool's joke, it gives me ideas about how to creatively practice Hanon, and any technical exercise for that matter.

    • @aBachwardsfellow
      @aBachwardsfellow 3 місяці тому

      in any case do NOT EVER! -- no NEVER -- "lift the fingers high" (per the erroneously translatted instructions in Hanon)

  • @DanielKurganov
    @DanielKurganov Рік тому +84

    as the videographer on this session I can honestly say he came up with that pun on the spot :)

    • @Populous3Tutorials
      @Populous3Tutorials Рік тому +8

      i was also there, and as the camera man i can tell you are lying to get likes

    • @thomase13
      @thomase13 Рік тому +2

      Wow I just got the pun; thank you for pointing it out to me! 😁

    • @eun-solkim7080
      @eun-solkim7080 Рік тому +1

      Ha non!

    • @thekathal
      @thekathal Рік тому +1

      @@Populous3Tutorials someone didn't read the description...

    • @Populous3Tutorials
      @Populous3Tutorials Рік тому +4

      @@thekathal what do you mean? he copied my name and made a youtube account just for this... i'm Daniel Kurganov

  • @seanoneill8147
    @seanoneill8147 6 місяців тому +5

    “Just as beautiful as any of the Chopin preludes…” He’s got me rolling on the floor!

  • @NorkelFjols
    @NorkelFjols Рік тому +65

    No. 14 is a personal favorite. Such lyricism.

    • @NorkelFjols
      @NorkelFjols Рік тому +6

      @@frankdrebinn Goosebumps! Plus, it lays the harmonic and thematic foundations for the whole set.

  • @jorgechacin1090
    @jorgechacin1090 Рік тому +8

    What a incredible discovery: piano excersices played like masterpieces. You are a kind of king Midas, maestro: you transform (what we usually understood as) simples notes in pure music. I think that piano students will discover a new great manier of practicing. Thank you very much. Greetings from Venezuela.

  • @brandonmartin5650
    @brandonmartin5650 4 місяці тому +3

    Playing these exercises in this sarcastic way has shown us how far away most of us are in elevating the mundane to new heights. Thank you for the inspiration Monsieur Hamelin🙏

  • @pablosilva6144
    @pablosilva6144 Рік тому +27

    I, for one, will be anxiously waiting for the Cecilia Bartoli version of the vocal transcription.

  • @miwir1248
    @miwir1248 Рік тому +12

    What did I just watch. Fell for it completely!

  • @zangdaarrmortpartout
    @zangdaarrmortpartout Рік тому +62

    He can do freaking music with it

    • @vrixphillips
      @vrixphillips Рік тому

      we all can, with enough practice. SLOW practice is the key but most of us wanna speed through it to get it over with.

  • @davidg6477
    @davidg6477 Рік тому +18

    After this all-too-brief glimpse of the celestial and the stratospheric heights which one has been thusly elevated, I ruefully and hesitatingly bring myself from prostration at the alter of these revered pianoforte exercises of our Mr. C. Hanon, to come to this electronic medium in order to unreservedly express sheer admiration for the devotion and healing ministry our distinguished artist has lavishly brought to bear upon and gifted us with these beloved and familiar pithy sequences, here wrought with imperious divinity and exquisitely tasteful and nuanced tonal shading. Indeed, the four-fold trill is quite palpably overwhelming, the passionate 6ths cloying at one’s heart, the polyphonic strands an undiluted pleasure for both auricles and soul. Were they ever rendered with such benevolence hitherto?
    The gossamer, radiant glory which C major here affords us cannot be savoured enough throughout the 60, though the true connoisseur may - to spare complete engulfment of spirit - resist undertaking the repetitions so suggestively offered by their author, let alone what might constitute a complete overburdening of the palette by way of transposition. Temptation to delve into marketed editions of ‘Salsa Hanon’ , ‘Jazz Hanon’, or ‘Boogie Woogie Hanon’ might be considered glutinously excessive. No! Dare not contemplate defiling these ingenious gems contained within the yellowed covers of edition Schirmer. And do not be fooled by the austere paperbound exterior that belies a treasure trove of pianistic delectables!
    May one and all enjoy a lifetime’s work upon these salvational studies, having now basked in glowing inspirational splendor under the hands of the esteemed Mr. Hamelin - someone clearly a devotee, a pilgrim of this magnum opus. With a debt of gratitude, we give earnest thanks for yet further exposure to this immortal work.

    • @nandoflorestan
      @nandoflorestan Рік тому +2

      Gosh, that was well said!

    • @davidg6477
      @davidg6477 Рік тому +1

      @@nandoflorestan Thank you kindly! The source provided an irresistible opportunity for a bit of effusive enthusiasm, I must say!!

  • @ripmadsen
    @ripmadsen Рік тому +2

    Well done! Thanks for being festive.

  • @Barpoint212
    @Barpoint212 Рік тому +18

    I am most eager to hear Hamelin's rendition of the capstone etude, No. 60 ("The Tremolo"). This lengthy, heart-rending study plumbs emotional depths that have rarely been matched. "I wish I'd written that" - L. van Beethoven. "Ha ha, you didn't" - C.-L. Hanon.

  • @DiPaoloPiano
    @DiPaoloPiano Рік тому +41

    This is great. Had both me and my fiancé howling laughing. Marc-André is also, it turns out, an excellent actor!

  • @markwilliamson8047
    @markwilliamson8047 Рік тому +99

    I know this is an April Fools joke but still - the way he interprets these monotonous exercises is quite lovely. I’d totally buy the set if it were real! (And that is no joke.)

    • @TomCheer9
      @TomCheer9 Рік тому +7

      I would replace my white noise generator with it. It would be wonderful. Right next to my pillow.

    • @cisium1184
      @cisium1184 Рік тому +5

      I was gonna write the same thing. Not only would I buy it, I would look forward to its arrival.

    • @iuliia5043
      @iuliia5043 Рік тому

      My thoughts exactly 😅

    • @cutestbear3327
      @cutestbear3327 11 місяців тому

      @@TomCheer9that is legit a wonderful idea

  • @samuelblack4792
    @samuelblack4792 4 місяці тому +3

    I'm new to the classical music world and thought he was serious for almost half the video... lmao. He still phrased them really well

  • @manuelm5664
    @manuelm5664 Рік тому +4

    Exercise #31 is my favourite! So melodious and expressive flow!❤😂

  • @trevjr
    @trevjr Рік тому +38

    Good one, I fell for it at first. My teacher made me play these in C# which actually improved my technique alot. I hope that Hamelin also does a C# version after this one.

    • @cecik5578
      @cecik5578 Рік тому

      My teacher had me do the same 😉

    • @periodinstruments8651
      @periodinstruments8651 Рік тому +4

      Actually C key or A minor (only white notes) is much harder than C# paradoxically. Chopin recommended to start scales with C# for beginners and normal C for more advanced players . The standard C scale is the hardest of them all . For arpeggios is different and F# major is the hardest . C# arpeggio is one of the easiest. So it’s probably why your teacher recommended you to practice in C sharp.

    • @nandoflorestan
      @nandoflorestan Рік тому +1

      @trevjr I have a very important question for you. When you transpose this kind of exercise do you keep the exact same fingering or do you adapt it?

    • @ibuprofen303
      @ibuprofen303 Рік тому +1

      @@periodinstruments8651 I believe Chopin actually started his pupils on B, not C#.

    • @trevjr
      @trevjr Рік тому

      you keep the same fingering. the point is, well one of the points is that you will have different stretches for different notes. in the first Hanon, you will have to play C#-E# with 5-4, a much bigger stretch than C-E left hand. right hand coming down will stretch C# - A# then B#-G#, much wider than doing it in C.

  • @erickborling1302
    @erickborling1302 Рік тому +2

    I have listened to this played live in my home every day for over thirty years.

  • @Ncp2666
    @Ncp2666 8 місяців тому +2

    This video has soothed my soul more than anything else ever

  • @debc7765
    @debc7765 Рік тому +7

    How he kept a straight face can be attributed only to his musical understanding being far beyond mine.😊

  • @arlettehellemans2117
    @arlettehellemans2117 4 місяці тому +1

    60 years ago, I tried to play Hanon like it had to be. But playing the piano well is so difficult! Now, finally, I can follow the score and enjoy Hanon. Thanks, M.-A. Hamelin

  • @NathanNocturnal
    @NathanNocturnal 7 місяців тому +1

    I was moved to tears as soon as I heard the opening measure to trills in 6ths... the upwards ascent transported my soul to a transcendental state

  • @petertakacs9406
    @petertakacs9406 Рік тому +12

    An homage to musical profundity.

  • @tagquasar8791
    @tagquasar8791 Рік тому +4

    Without a doubt a beautifull interpretation, the depth and the emotions are overwhelming

  • @RadAntelope
    @RadAntelope Рік тому +2

    Transcendental beyond all human comprehension.

  • @nickcy27
    @nickcy27 Рік тому +4

    I was soo emotionally touched from this that i didnt pay attention to april fools, thank you for the auditory pleasure !!

  • @AsrielKujo
    @AsrielKujo Рік тому +2

    Hamelin is truly one of the pianists of all time!!!

  • @blueblimp
    @blueblimp Рік тому +16

    31 actually sounds legitimately good here. The figure on its own sounds nice, and the way it keeps pushing upwards way beyond what you'd expect in a real piece is interesting.

    • @Eleutherarch
      @Eleutherarch Рік тому +4

      I agree very much. The video was hilarious but since then, I've taken Ex No. 31 to the piano (never having played it before) and played it lyrically in all the keys. I love the sound of it and I feel as though my musicality has grown.
      Unironically, Hamelin has taught me just how much depth can exist below something seemingly shallow or basic. I've been totally reevaluating my playing.

  • @TheNeilMoore
    @TheNeilMoore Рік тому +1

    Touched, moved and inspired. Composed with unmatched beauty, and performed with a depth of expression not before seen (nor heard) throughout the vast classical repertoire. He leaves nothing unsaid. Marc-André Hamlin demonstrates pure genius in his performance and execution of this legendary body of work.

  • @christianlesniak
    @christianlesniak Рік тому +18

    Hamelin's sincerity and sensitivity provides what seems in retrospect to be the most obvious missing link between Hanon's brief sound poems and the paintings of Watteau. Bravissimo!

  • @유경민Claire
    @유경민Claire Рік тому +1

    THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

  • @LukeWelchPianist
    @LukeWelchPianist Рік тому +9

    FINALLY!!!! Someone who plays Hanon the way it was meant to be played! Bravo Maestro!!! 👏🏾👏🏾😂🎶

  • @CatLover69420
    @CatLover69420 Рік тому +5

    These exercises are so beautifully played! I can feel the Hanson coming in me

  • @splashmagnetism5923
    @splashmagnetism5923 Рік тому +33

    Wow Hamelin is a gem. Not content with just being one of the best pianists, he's proven himself to be a true entertainer with this gold!! This got me SO HARD. The emotionality of his performance... STUNNING

  • @pohlpiano
    @pohlpiano Рік тому +4

    "The best Hamelin recording to-date. By far." The American Record Guide

  • @goldfieldfireworks7352
    @goldfieldfireworks7352 Рік тому +17

    Talented young man! Loved the rubato.

  • @jacobsullivan5165
    @jacobsullivan5165 Рік тому +25

    I would gladly listen to that entire recording.

  • @TepeeTips
    @TepeeTips Рік тому +5

    Thank you so much: I never knew Hanon could be played like this!

  • @danielwaitzman2118
    @danielwaitzman2118 Рік тому +3

    The Pied Piper of Hanon-this will revolutionize Music!

  • @mikeinkc
    @mikeinkc Рік тому +8

    I'm 69 and still play #31 as a warm up! ...But Hamelin makes it a musical gem. I love how he holds his hands as if in prayer to the genius of Hanon. His next project should be a homage to the great Phillipp and his use of the full diminished chord! It would be a spectacular recording.

  • @andersonmusicacademy2833
    @andersonmusicacademy2833 Рік тому +1

    Best thing I've seen in weeks! Spot on and hilarious!! Thank you

  • @magdalenabakharpsichord
    @magdalenabakharpsichord Рік тому +4

    OMG 🫨 I can't wait for the first live recital 🤪 amazing ❣️

  • @timwhite7127
    @timwhite7127 2 місяці тому +1

    I can't wait for the Scales and Arpeggios Live Concert recording to be available...

  • @eriksatieofficiel
    @eriksatieofficiel Рік тому +97

    Epic, I can't wait to get my hands on this set, Marc-André Hamelin truly is the greatest pianist alive.

  • @shilricvinvela8416
    @shilricvinvela8416 11 місяців тому +2

    Beautifully done!

  • @mike-williams
    @mike-williams Рік тому +9

    This finally replaces my treasured Joyce Hatto recordings. I didn't think I would see this in my lifetime. Someone give this man a recording contract! One can only look forward to his scaling the everest that is the Hanon-Godowsky triple exercises for left hand alone.

  • @christopheryoung1878
    @christopheryoung1878 Рік тому +11

    OK, that was beautiful! Thanks Marc! Next April 1, how about giving us the phone book!

  • @erichkusterer6339
    @erichkusterer6339 24 дні тому

    Ich habe Hanon noch nie so musikalisch gespielt gehoert.❤

  • @neilfunk1857
    @neilfunk1857 Рік тому +2

    No home should be without this collection. Truly a desert island disc.

  • @thesteve7397
    @thesteve7397 Рік тому +3

    Finally, the definitive interpretation of Hanon's magnum opus! So many colors, so many moods, so many notes...

  • @bifeldman
    @bifeldman Рік тому +1

    Such splendid music for the start of April.

  • @azaroma
    @azaroma Рік тому +9

    Hamelin's playing of these etudes gives me shivers. Actually, I just checked my glucometer and it appears that I'm experiencing low blood sugar. I'm going to get a snack ...

  • @estudiomonteverdi
    @estudiomonteverdi Рік тому +1

    The only Hanon recording you will ever need!

  • @8sharpie
    @8sharpie Рік тому +10

    He's like Tchaikovsky, who made beautiful melodies just from descending scales!

  • @jokinboken
    @jokinboken Рік тому +1

    Happy April 1st, Marc-André !

  • @christopherpi2010
    @christopherpi2010 Рік тому +2

    He is so good this actually sounds good

  • @animalsarebeautifulpeople3094
    @animalsarebeautifulpeople3094 Рік тому +2

    I keep listening to this. .. so addictive and yes, beautiful!! ❤😅😊

  • @TrinityDivineMozart
    @TrinityDivineMozart Рік тому +6

    That absolutely sounds clever and very wonderful. 🎻 🎼

  • @JuliaPikalova
    @JuliaPikalova Рік тому +2

    The outcome, in fact, is quite meditative :))

  • @leobourbonnais
    @leobourbonnais Рік тому +3

    no. 31 is acually pretty nice to hear! And don't forget that even Schostakovich did quote Hanon in one of its piano concertos

  • @raphaelhudson
    @raphaelhudson Рік тому +14

    I know this is supposed to be a joke. But he actually did that so well I demand to hear this full CD

  • @mohammedcohen
    @mohammedcohen 3 місяці тому +1

    ....never knew the correct pronunciation of Hanon's name - they were drudgery for me 70 years ago but I was proud that by the age of 7 that I was able to stretch my hands far enough to reach an octave....

  • @iampracticingpiano
    @iampracticingpiano Рік тому +362

    Best April Fool's joke in ages!

  • @danielgloverpiano7693
    @danielgloverpiano7693 Рік тому +2

    There are no words. 🎉🎉🎉

  • @markgreen4763
    @markgreen4763 Рік тому +1

    Just received the first set along with the DVD. The outtakes show that even the best make mistakes and can benefit from these "exercises."

  • @MrRicksStudio
    @MrRicksStudio Рік тому +7

    When I was in college in the early 80s, we joked about doing "Hooked on Hanon", with a disco backing track like "Hooked on Classics".

  • @jean-lucperrot5611
    @jean-lucperrot5611 Рік тому +1

    Vive le rubato ! Thank you Maestro Hamelin

  • @bikeguyhk
    @bikeguyhk Рік тому +12

    This is great. I will definitely buy the album.

  • @Eztoez
    @Eztoez Рік тому +1

    The greatest virtuoso pianist alive today makes even a few bars of a study sound utterly beautiful. I don't care if its a wind-up. His touch is sublime

  • @jonkimuraparker4952
    @jonkimuraparker4952 Рік тому +1

    Most informative tonebase video EVER!!!

  • @da__lang
    @da__lang Рік тому +7

    This is the most profound musical experience of my life! Thank you, Marc-André!

  • @szymanowskiyip
    @szymanowskiyip Рік тому +2

    Years ago, I had a chance to go his recital. That was stunning and amazing. 🎉🎉
    From Hong Kong 😚

  • @Geisterschiff
    @Geisterschiff Рік тому +5

    This man is adorable. Not only a pianistic genius but also capable of having fun with everything😂

  • @wolfgangk1
    @wolfgangk1 Рік тому

    I loved playing my Hanon excercises

  • @meropale
    @meropale Рік тому

    It's good to see he has a healthy sense of humor. I was getting ready to place an order.

  • @VictorIgboatuegwu
    @VictorIgboatuegwu 10 місяців тому +1

    Can't wait

  • @v10cylinder
    @v10cylinder Рік тому

    Absolutely mindblowingly amazing!! I've never heard anything more beautiful in my whole life!! Only a superhuman genius like Hamelin can deliver such a stellar performance of a piece that is that unprecedentedly stunningly mezmerizingly beautiful!!

  • @jakob2536
    @jakob2536 Рік тому +1

    It's fantastic to get this recommended 8 months after it was released, and wathing half the video before thinking of checking the date 😂

  • @alessandrodellacorte1737
    @alessandrodellacorte1737 Рік тому

    This just too good. A perfect short segment in a Last Week Tonight episode.

  • @therealtruetwelfth798
    @therealtruetwelfth798 Рік тому +3

    Absolutely hilarious - many thanks 😆

  • @littlebigkaycey
    @littlebigkaycey Рік тому +2

    OMG!!!
    It’s April 1st!
    You got me!

  • @DaveFrank
    @DaveFrank Рік тому

    This is utterly priceless! An eternal laugh and it sounds marvelous! YAY Hamelin!!

  • @ddgyt50
    @ddgyt50 Рік тому +2

    I'll await the release of Hamlin's Pischna Paraphrases with great anticipation

  • @strongpianostudio4519
    @strongpianostudio4519 Рік тому +1

    My students ofcourse agree with him about the "absolute beauty" of these!

  • @andrespacheco6730
    @andrespacheco6730 Рік тому +1

    finally something good comes out of all those exercises

  • @kosmasfit907
    @kosmasfit907 Рік тому +2

    Best Aprils fool I ve seen. Good job to the team!!

  • @iansimpson6553
    @iansimpson6553 Рік тому +3

    J’adore comment il dit “Hanon”

  • @FirstGentleman1
    @FirstGentleman1 Рік тому

    These are so beautiful, I had no idea.

  • @AndreaSpolti
    @AndreaSpolti Рік тому +2

    Ladies and gentlemen: Mr. Hamelin! The genius

  • @kopperbunny
    @kopperbunny Рік тому +4

    Hamelin is a treasure!

  • @jacobchiang
    @jacobchiang Рік тому

    I firmly believe that depend on who to play, any piece can be such pretty gem

  • @markhedman1884
    @markhedman1884 Рік тому

    I showed this video to one of my piano students who is playing the first exercise, and he was impressed.

    • @markhedman1884
      @markhedman1884 Рік тому

      He played it a week later, and he was faster. I think this video motivated him.

    • @magusl9628
      @magusl9628 Рік тому

      Why have your students learn hanon?!