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0:15 Full Preview 0:55 Part 1 RH Tutorial 2:10 Part 1 RH Practice 2:45 Part 1 LH Tutorial 3:27 Part 1 LH Practice 3:39 Part 1 Both Tutorial 4:17 Part 1 Both Practice 4:54 Part 2 RH Tutorial 5:59 Part 2 RH Practice 6:12 Part 2 LH Tutorial 6:36 Part 2 LH Practice 6:48 Part 2 Both Tutorial 7:17 Part 2 Both Practice 7:28 Part 3 RH Tutorial 8:30 Part 3 RH Practice 8:44 Part 3 LH Tutorial 9:02 Part 3 LH Practice 9:14 Part 3 Both Tutorial 9:29 Part 3 Both Practice 9:42 Part 4 RH Tutorial 11:01 Part 4 RH Practice 11:30 Part 4 LH Tutorial 11:47 Part 4 LH Practice 11:58 Part 4 Both Tutorial 12:19 Part 4 Both Practice
12:40 Part 5 RH Tutorial 13:57 Part 5 RH Practice 14:19 Part 5 LH Tutorial 14:35 Part 5 LH Practice 14:53 Part 5 TOGEDA Tutorial 15:11 Part 5 TOGEDA Practice 16:02 Part 6 TOGEDA Tutorial 16:43 Part 6 TOGEDA Tutorial 2 17:07 Part 7 RH Tutorial 17:27 Part 7 RH Practice 17:43 Part 7 LH Tutorial 18:06 Part 7 LH Practice 18:23 Part 7 TOGEDA Tutorial 18:35 Part 7 TOGEDA Practice
If it wasn't for this dude, I would not know this song. He simplified it so someone like me could play it, I thought it was impossible, but he made it look easy, thank you.
@Shrabani Sarkar I'm trying to learn this on a acoustic guitar. cause they're aren't any good tutorials for this. Might only try the right hand part. U think it's hard to learn Imagine what I'm doing.
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Actually try this out people. I know it sounds hard and it may look difficult, but over time it isn't too bad. I'm a grade 1 pianist, 14 years old and I have got the first two parts over 3 days. it can be done. Update: I have finished this tutorial quite a while ago. I in fact have pretty much got all of this whole section up to speed. I now have moved on to learn the next part of this movement. It is possible if you put the work in :)
@@yellowmayhem3105 I didn't really give a designated time each day to practice. Rather just went on it for fun over lockdown and worked on it slowly. The satisfaction of it slowly coming together is the best thing ever. Just work on it slowly and you will see how it isn't as bad as it seems.
@James Yong 勇 thank you for your comment because I was really having a hard time questioning all my years of study trying to understand what could that sikadah thing be
I just spent some time learning Arabesque No. 1 by Debussy, and I am excited to start this piece as my next hobby project. For people who are struggling, this is the method I have used to learn which I find to be very useful: 1. Break down the song into small pieces (in this case, the first 'piece' can just be the core pattern, since you're doing slight variations of the same thing over and over. Master the core pattern and the variations will be more simple to play as he says.) 2. Within that small piece, practice the right hand slowly until you get all the notes right. 3. Now play it faster until you can get all the notes right. If you keep messing up, go back to step 2. 4. Within the same part, practice the left hand slowly until you get all the notes right. 5. Now play it faster until you get all the notes right, like the right hand. 6. PRACTICE THE LEFT AND RIGHT HAND SEPARATELY until you are very, very comfortable playing both of them alone at the required speed of the song. 7. Now the hardest part, practice slowly playing them together. This will usually take time to get comfortable with. Be patient. 8. Once you are comfortable, play both together at a faster speed. If you mess up, play them slowly again (step 7). 9. Do this until you have mastered the first 'small piece' of the song. Do this for the next small piece, then the next, etc. 10. Once you are very comfortable with each piece, practice playing them together FLUIDLY (not having to pause as you transition between each piece.) Some 'pieces' will be easy, some will be harder. But it is important to be able to play everything correctly and fluidly without awkward pausing. Your goal should be to be able to play the notes smoothly and automatically without having to think much. Once you have done that, then you must practice the 'emotion' of the song, which is difficult to master. *But for now, just worry about getting the notes 100% correct and 100% fluid.* If you feel discouraged, keep at it. Practice is easier if you can find a way to enjoy the journey. Think of how awesome it will feel to master a challenging song! I hope this helps someone. Good luck! :)
I learned Arabesque No. 1 and that had some fun challenges in it, like 3 against 2 or the very fast climbing 7th chord arpeggios right before the rubato section. I’m not perfect at it but I can take it till I make it.
i can't read music sheets nor had a single lesson in my life, but i've been playing for quite a while now. for years i've always wanted to learn this song, but i got so intimidated. today i decided to focus and watch your tutorial, after practicing for 6 hours (lol im no ling ling) i can play it half the og speed! it's still slow, but i'm glad i finally started learning it! thanks!
Hello bro! Is it possible for me to learn presto agitato within 6 months? Can i barely play it by then? I am gonna buy a Piano keyboard since i am a beginner... I hope i'll learn. Thanks for the video!
After about a year I have it about 50% tempo. I feel accomplished. I’m not even being sarcastic. It really feels accomplishing even at half tempo. Thanks amosdoll.
Dear Amosdoll, you are a true gem on UA-cam. This is the first time I’ve commented on any of your vids. I’ve learnt 24k Magic and will try this. Thank you for inspiring me and teaching so well. Warm greetings from the UK, all the best to you.
These days (started a month ago)I got obsessed by piano and this song and started following other tutorials(that finish the whole song). I play like 1-2 hours a day and my brain can't sleep dude. This song is stuck in my head while trying to sleep and the song is kind of intense too. Anyone else have the same?
if there was a song I was sure I wouldn't be able to play, this was it. with your explanation everything was perfect, I'm 16 years old and I learned moonlight sonata 3rd mov, thanks to you. thanks, hug from Brazil.
Best tutorial ever for moonlight sonata 3rd movement .No one really finds a good tutorial for this masterpiece but when anyone sees this, this just perfect. Great Job!! Ps u should have more subs
i started to learn it yesterday and i realised it is not that difficult when you understand the harmonisation, i just struggle a lot with the fingerings, the fingering they show in sheet music is so different than what feels naturally for me
I'm done learning 1st and 2nd movement. It took me a week to learned this. Now, it's time to learn the 3rd movement. Aaaahhhhhhhh I should have learn and study piano when I was younger. It's tough to learn piano at my age(23). I started playing piano just last 3 years ago. It's fun, and it lets you express what you have in mind and heart.
In my opinion learning generally any piece is more difficult if you don’t know how to read sheet music and especially this high level of a piece (it is ARCT level)
I dont understand how reading scores while playing the piano fast helps, it's better to memorize the keys in my opinion, I just can't read sheets while playing a fast piece
@@galadrix4528 Once you're good at reading sheets, you can understand more of how to play the piece, timings, dynamics, tempo, etc. Also understanding how to sight-read well will allow you to play any piece instantly and a lot more quickly
When 2021 begun, I told everyone that I should play this piece before the end of the year, and honestly, I started to think it was impossible until I find this video. This will be a major help, so thank you sooo much
Lol thanks thought this was impossible and I needed like 10 years to learn but like now I’ve gotten the first part pretty much mastered and 2nd. Thanks, could u also do la Campanella
How long are you playing piano? If you're really going to learn la campanella, then you should know. The last part will be literally impossible for you. I'd recommend you watching an old Josh Wright video on la campanella, there's a trick for those octaves at the end
Niccolo Paganini ye nah lol I’ve given up, I got his other tutorial mastered I think but otherwise nah I knew at the start that I was never going to do that I’ve been playing for more or less a year or maybe 1 year and a half idk I also already watch that josh wright vid I think
For those who are having trouble learning this. I recommend you to learn Moonlight sonata 1st movement because it has a lot of similar chords and arpeggios. And for pressing them fast. Then that's all up to you :).
I’ve wanted to learn this song since I was a teen, but I’m so slow at reading sheet music, even after a decade of lessons. Maybe, just MAYBE, I will learn it using this tutorial. Thanks for posting!
I’m just starting out on piano and I promise I will learn this. Hopefully I come back in a years time and I’m a little closer at playing this. I can already play guitar very well so it doesn’t seem that impossible all things considered
I watch your videos every day and think that this is one of the better songs you’ve done. A suggestion is Wounderwall by Oasis because it’s beautiful but relatively simple. I play the piano but wish that I had the ability to teach people what I know in such a comprehensive manner. Thank you for your great content 👌.
Something I love about Beethoven is he is the master at disguising simple sets within a seemingly complicated structure. I was able to learn this and play about to this level in about 2 days (but I have 15 years of piano experience and am very well versed on the keyboard), but even if you are a beginner, as long as you follow these patterns it shouldn’t take to long to learn and understand the progressions!
@@steven7846 I’m saying as long as you can understand simple chord progressions you will see that the patterns just keep repeating fairly simply. Start slow and build up.
@@coreykotzen5880 It's not the progressions I have an issue with, it's the sheer speed and dexterity required to play this at 100% tempo. I took piano lessons as a kid and have played casually for years, just never anything crazy fast with arps like this. I've been messing with the first part for the last week and can only play it at like 50% tempo. I'm not sure if I keep trying if I'll be able to get to max speed. And it's not a finger speed issue, I can type a steady 120wpm, but I'm not sure how well that translates to piano.
I was reading the comments and I was inspired by some of it... I was frustrated but decided to try it and as I moved forward I realized I was getting the hang of it... Feels good Yay!!
Yeah... I think I’ll just stick to playing this on piano tiles Edit:(I know I hate edits) if I get 30 more likes (cause I’m thirsty and I don’t think I’ve gotten this many likes before I’ll try playing this song on my channel lmao 🤣😂
I started practicing the right hand in February, and can play this section close to full tempo now. I took piano lessons as a kid for a year or two, then didnt play at all from age 13-25 and then started messing around a bit after that. I'm 38 now and wanted to see if I could learn something way above my skill level and this seemed impossible at first. I thought to myself if I can get this at 1/2 speed in a year I'll be happy, but after a week it felt doable. Even though I had a little experience I had zero experience with stuff anywhere close to this tempo or how far it spans across the keys. I will say the one advantage I have is finger speed, I've been typing 100wpm+ since I was 12, I'm not sure how much of a difference that made but had to be some. If you're younger than 18 this should be a cakewalk with some practice, it'll seem hopeless at first but just give it a go.
tip if you wanna learn pretty fast u gotta do a few steps BEfore this tutorial 1.) practice songs where u move your hands alot 2.) learn Fur elise idk why but it helps 3.) do a songs where you do to things at once with your hands to learn cords
Trust me everyone it may seem impossible to play this song but trust me you will achieve this if you try!! It took me 2 days to learn the first 5 seconds of the song! Even the fact i started piano a year ago please you can do this!!! Practice everyday! It’s not impossible ❤
It took me a few weeks but I’ve finally memorized this entire section and can almost play it full speed. I Mostly need to work on the very last part. Patience is key.
Thank you! I understood / studied the theory of the piece, I started to put it into practice even if I have to increase the speed and I am very happy to have understood what notes they are! Nice video and congratulations for explaining it in an easy way! 😊
Just saying but your are playing a lot of the middle arpeggio notes too softly and it doesn’t sound quite right, plus make sure the left hand doesn’t over power the tune in the first part where it’s only a simple accompaniment. Also, in the second passage, there were quite a bit of tempo differences which occurs in a lack of practice and tired fingers. If you practise enough, your fingers wont get stuck between keys and they will get stronger and become more agile. To play the first bits successfully, stress on every fourth note as it’s on the beat, this helps u keep flowing and keep ur tempo. When it comes to the double chords, try louder and slower. These are tips that helped me greatly. With that all said well done! It was a superb lesson for new learners but those reading this comments please bear what I have said in mind 😉
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I'll just stick to the 1st Movement
Lol, me too hahaha....but it would be epic to learn it though.
Same its wAYYYY EASIER
T A Crafter lmao 😂
Lol I learn both
Lol
0:15 Full Preview
0:55 Part 1 RH Tutorial
2:10 Part 1 RH Practice
2:45 Part 1 LH Tutorial
3:27 Part 1 LH Practice
3:39 Part 1 Both Tutorial
4:17 Part 1 Both Practice
4:54 Part 2 RH Tutorial
5:59 Part 2 RH Practice
6:12 Part 2 LH Tutorial
6:36 Part 2 LH Practice
6:48 Part 2 Both Tutorial
7:17 Part 2 Both Practice
7:28 Part 3 RH Tutorial
8:30 Part 3 RH Practice
8:44 Part 3 LH Tutorial
9:02 Part 3 LH Practice
9:14 Part 3 Both Tutorial
9:29 Part 3 Both Practice
9:42 Part 4 RH Tutorial
11:01 Part 4 RH Practice
11:30 Part 4 LH Tutorial
11:47 Part 4 LH Practice
11:58 Part 4 Both Tutorial
12:19 Part 4 Both Practice
12:40 Part 5 RH Tutorial
13:57 Part 5 RH Practice
14:19 Part 5 LH Tutorial
14:35 Part 5 LH Practice
14:53 Part 5 TOGEDA Tutorial
15:11 Part 5 TOGEDA Practice
16:02 Part 6 TOGEDA Tutorial
16:43 Part 6 TOGEDA Tutorial 2
17:07 Part 7 RH Tutorial
17:27 Part 7 RH Practice
17:43 Part 7 LH Tutorial
18:06 Part 7 LH Practice
18:23 Part 7 TOGEDA Tutorial
18:35 Part 7 TOGEDA Practice
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What a legend thanks mate
thanks
learned this in 4 days. seemed impossible at first. here's a tip: practice 40hrs a day
As yes ling ling
@@aliyah.bouziane non-lings lings will never---
The ling ling method
24 hours founder is crying
Do you think can i learn?
First movement: *makes the audience cry"*
Third movement: *makes the pianist cry*
Yep
Third movement=😈
Third movement summon the gd community*
@@dominik9810_official fnf
Third movement is like the silent circles from gd
The only person on UA-cam that can explain it in a way I understand.👍
Same
Same
Fast and unclear?
Same
@KillerQueen tf does as in notes are mean lol
If it wasn't for this dude, I would not know this song. He simplified it so someone like me could play it, I thought it was impossible, but he made it look easy, thank you.
I don’t think it was simplified
Define easy.
@@kwamestamps35the first part is not really hard, it’s just patterns
Me: *Looks over at my keyboard*
My Keyboard: Don't even think about it
@Shrabani Sarkar I'm trying to learn this on a acoustic guitar.
cause they're aren't any good tutorials for this.
Might only try the right hand part.
U think it's hard to learn
Imagine what I'm doing.
@@ThePianoHero2280 the fastest I can do on my guitar is like something 75bpm lol
Me after playing this 5 times in a row.
My piano: please... No more... Spare my keys... Please...
@@ThePianoHero2280 you on acoustic guitar?
@@ThePianoHero2280 oh lol good luck
Yay i learned
First part left hand only
you’re a goddamned genius
Congrats
Lol
I am learning it!
I learnt the whole 7 minutes of the song
My left hand: Does something
My right: Cool, imma copy it
Relatable
Dio plays piano Nani
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@@rozanfaust2967 no its not
The guy who gets r/woooshed yes it is
_"it's not as difficult as you think it is."_
Famous Last Words
I said that and I've achieved it..... im asian what you expect
Lol dogpiano
It really isnt tho
Moment I saw your comment, he said that!
@@thatonedude690 omg it just happened to me too !
Everyone saying how is so hard and impossible and most haven't tried it. Give it a go first, you might surprise yourself :)
lol, play it is easy, create it is impossible for 99% of peoples....
keys are just PITCH...it's RETARDED.
iii, vi, I, iii.....do on the white keys..for the rookies. :-P
Its easy to play it but hard to play with musicality and details
@@DiegoErivesYT did you do it?
Ure asian sut up!!
Actually try this out people. I know it sounds hard and it may look difficult, but over time it isn't too bad. I'm a grade 1 pianist, 14 years old and I have got the first two parts over 3 days. it can be done.
Update: I have finished this tutorial quite a while ago. I in fact have pretty much got all of this whole section up to speed. I now have moved on to learn the next part of this movement. It is possible if you put the work in :)
How much did you practice this a day? Cause I want to learn but I don’t know if I’m up to it
Yess I am doing pretty much the same amit bali
@@yellowmayhem3105 I didn't really give a designated time each day to practice. Rather just went on it for fun over lockdown and worked on it slowly. The satisfaction of it slowly coming together is the best thing ever. Just work on it slowly and you will see how it isn't as bad as it seems.
@@amitbali6874 alright thanks!
You're giving me hope my dude, thanks
No one:
Literally no one on this planet:
Amosdoll: S K I D D A H
IVE NEVER LAUGHED SO HARD ITS ALL I CAN HEAR NOW
James Yong 勇 omg.. so he is saying “together” wth
ok so i’m not the only one who hears it
@James Yong 勇 thank you for your comment because I was really having a hard time questioning all my years of study trying to understand what could that sikadah thing be
As soon as I heard that I looked for this comment
I tried this for months and I can proudly say that i learned first note!
Congrats!
I just spent some time learning Arabesque No. 1 by Debussy, and I am excited to start this piece as my next hobby project.
For people who are struggling, this is the method I have used to learn which I find to be very useful:
1. Break down the song into small pieces (in this case, the first 'piece' can just be the core pattern, since you're doing slight variations of the same thing over and over. Master the core pattern and the variations will be more simple to play as he says.)
2. Within that small piece, practice the right hand slowly until you get all the notes right.
3. Now play it faster until you can get all the notes right. If you keep messing up, go back to step 2.
4. Within the same part, practice the left hand slowly until you get all the notes right.
5. Now play it faster until you get all the notes right, like the right hand.
6. PRACTICE THE LEFT AND RIGHT HAND SEPARATELY until you are very, very comfortable playing both of them alone at the required speed of the song.
7. Now the hardest part, practice slowly playing them together. This will usually take time to get comfortable with. Be patient.
8. Once you are comfortable, play both together at a faster speed. If you mess up, play them slowly again (step 7).
9. Do this until you have mastered the first 'small piece' of the song. Do this for the next small piece, then the next, etc.
10. Once you are very comfortable with each piece, practice playing them together FLUIDLY (not having to pause as you transition between each piece.)
Some 'pieces' will be easy, some will be harder. But it is important to be able to play everything correctly and fluidly without awkward pausing. Your goal should be to be able to play the notes smoothly and automatically without having to think much.
Once you have done that, then you must practice the 'emotion' of the song, which is difficult to master. *But for now, just worry about getting the notes 100% correct and 100% fluid.*
If you feel discouraged, keep at it. Practice is easier if you can find a way to enjoy the journey. Think of how awesome it will feel to master a challenging song!
I hope this helps someone. Good luck! :)
Thanks this helped👍👍
I aint reading that, nuh uh
I learned Arabesque No. 1 and that had some fun challenges in it, like 3 against 2 or the very fast climbing 7th chord arpeggios right before the rubato section. I’m not perfect at it but I can take it till I make it.
@@huffeyy3916me too broh
There were times, there were suspicious words 🤔
*Insert "5 years to learn" meme*
more like 5 weeks
Spicy Pepe &
Bruh, I saw you on the "11 most annoying pianist" video lol.
Man this tutorial majes everithing much easier i have learned all this part lf the song on 1week
@@chrisr03 oh yeah yeah
After 2 months of hard work I can finally play 3 seconds of this song on half speed.
@iFIopsi K. this was a joke lol, and this was posted 2 years ago
Wtf 😯 its fast bro
its still good
practice man or whoever you are.
Good luck I’m not gonna think of learning this until I’m much older than 12
Knowing chords and memorizing different patterns makes it SOOOO much easier. I never thought it would be as easy as it actually is
YEEEEEEESS!!!! This sounds so good and the way you explain it makes it easy to learn
Yea, "easy" haha
Try to make speed to this score...
Crux 11 it makes it easier
But how do you play it fast
Zeldamaster 12345 practice
Beethoven: *slams his head on piano*
Also Beethoven: Thats a good song
nah
Lol
It's weird how slamming your head on the piano sounds good... When we do it sounds like a animal dying
Slamming your head makes a song?
Guess u can call it a *Banger*
You are the only one pianist on youtube who can explain it to us clearly. Your acsent is very suitable for everyone.
Love from India ❤️
I can't even hit the wrong notes that fast
🤣🤣
Lol
Copied copy
@Bhopking142 Shut up let me get my likes, I'll treat you later
@Bhopking142 Cheers
i mastered this at 5 days
ive only studied for 6 years
im asian
Hahahaha
Same :D
But I've been working on this for about a year now
well i have only just started playing about a year ago and havent mastered it
Lol but this was made by a white man. I.e. white people are better at playing piano
@@evs251 what do you mean?
i can't read music sheets nor had a single lesson in my life, but i've been playing for quite a while now. for years i've always wanted to learn this song, but i got so intimidated. today i decided to focus and watch your tutorial, after practicing for 6 hours (lol im no ling ling) i can play it half the og speed! it's still slow, but i'm glad i finally started learning it! thanks!
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Amosdoll Music could you do the Tchaikovsky piano concert No 1 next
Do you still have plans to finish the courses?
Hello bro! Is it possible for me to learn presto agitato within 6 months? Can i barely play it by then? I am gonna buy a Piano keyboard since i am a beginner... I hope i'll learn. Thanks for the video!
why everyone plays the 3th movement so fast , as they are trying to rush it .... feels so wrong compared with the 1st and 2nd movement ????
native slav HAHAHA that's the funniest comment i've heard.
After about a year I have it about 50% tempo. I feel accomplished. I’m not even being sarcastic. It really feels accomplishing even at half tempo. Thanks amosdoll.
❤
I’m always skeptical of these piano tutorials, but this one is actually good! It cleared things up for me very well.
Dear Amosdoll, you are a true gem on UA-cam. This is the first time I’ve commented on any of your vids.
I’ve learnt 24k Magic and will try this.
Thank you for inspiring me and teaching so well.
Warm greetings from the UK, all the best to you.
This song is actually really easy to learn but really hard to play it to its speed
I agree
IT'S A PIECEEEE
Play it slowly. Practice block chords. Speed up a beat per day.
@@Photologistic if you can play it slowly you can play it quickly
@@charlyramirez3685 after practice 😎
These days (started a month ago)I got obsessed by piano and this song and started following other tutorials(that finish the whole song). I play like 1-2 hours a day and my brain can't sleep dude. This song is stuck in my head while trying to sleep and the song is kind of intense too. Anyone else have the same?
Yea Exactly except I’ve been practicing for about 6 years
Part 2 please! I love this channel! I learn new songs so quickly!
if there was a song I was sure I wouldn't be able to play, this was it. with your explanation everything was perfect, I'm 16 years old and I learned moonlight sonata 3rd mov, thanks to you. thanks, hug from Brazil.
Best tutorial ever for moonlight sonata 3rd movement .No one really finds a good tutorial for this masterpiece but when anyone sees this, this just perfect. Great Job!! Ps u should have more subs
I'm trying to play this even though i never ever attend to a piano study.. Hahah I FEEL SO BRAVE!
Ley Ley this must be a fake account a white fomenting with an Asian pic
Theós Latrévo What the fuck are you on about you incompetent moron
@@regalfx6702 lmao right?
@@katf7949 he’s basically just being a racist lmfao
I tried learning La Campanella even though I was a beginner, and I'm able to play the iconic part. I feel so brave and capable now!
i started to learn it yesterday and i realised it is not that difficult when you understand the harmonisation, i just struggle a lot with the fingerings, the fingering they show in sheet music is so different than what feels naturally for me
"I'll teach you how to play...it goes like this."
*starts playing*
*three seconds later*
Me: "I can't do that."
*door slams, car drives away*
I love the fact that each part that takes me hours to learn correspond to individual lines on the sheet
I'm done learning 1st and 2nd movement. It took me a week to learned this. Now, it's time to learn the 3rd movement. Aaaahhhhhhhh I should have learn and study piano when I was younger. It's tough to learn piano at my age(23). I started playing piano just last 3 years ago. It's fun, and it lets you express what you have in mind and heart.
Can you provide the link of the 2nd movement tutorial from this teacher? I only found 1st and 3rd. Thanks!
Thanks! This helped a lot, took me about 5 hours of continuous practice, but I got it!
Man your tutorials are one of the best piano tutorials on UA-cam
I didn't even think that i would be able to play this song thank you
thank you, learned in 5 days. I practiced it for a couple of months and now I can play it perfectly
you teach such an intense song so easily!!
In my opinion learning generally any piece is more difficult if you don’t know how to read sheet music and especially this high level of a piece (it is ARCT level)
ARTC?
I dont understand how reading scores while playing the piano fast helps, it's better to memorize the keys in my opinion, I just can't read sheets while playing a fast piece
@@galadrix4528 Once you're good at reading sheets, you can understand more of how to play the piece, timings, dynamics, tempo, etc.
Also understanding how to sight-read well will allow you to play any piece instantly and a lot more quickly
@@lukewatson8848 arct is the highest grade
I mean- I know how to read sheet music I just would rather it be explained to me because I learn better that way
When 2021 begun, I told everyone that I should play this piece before the end of the year, and honestly, I started to think it was impossible until I find this video. This will be a major help, so thank you sooo much
update? did you do it? how long did it tkae?
Let's aim for 154 likes (on the left of the screen). I'm proud that the video has almost 22k likes. He deserves it.
Lol thanks thought this was impossible and I needed like 10 years to learn but like now I’ve gotten the first part pretty much mastered and 2nd. Thanks, could u also do la Campanella
How much time it took you lol, Im didn't master it but I know it pretty slow
The Active Wave uhhhhh like 2 week 2-3 hours per day?
How long are you playing piano? If you're really going to learn la campanella, then you should know. The last part will be literally impossible for you. I'd recommend you watching an old Josh Wright video on la campanella, there's a trick for those octaves at the end
Niccolo Paganini ye nah lol I’ve given up, I got his other tutorial mastered I think but otherwise nah I knew at the start that I was never going to do that I’ve been playing for more or less a year or maybe 1 year and a half idk I also already watch that josh wright vid I think
@@tititamasese5498 It's this one ua-cam.com/video/t0yE58LNOzk/v-deo.html
Love this piece it's just so much fun to make your fingers fly up the piano and then just slam the chord at the end.
Brain: How about you learn this
Hands: Am I a Joke To You?
This is a brilliant way of teaching. Bought the second two parts. My hands need bandages. BUT please do more parts. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thanks to you, I was able to get almost the entire thing in just over 3 months.
Me: (at a party) hey who thinks they can do this
Beethoven: hold my beer
lol
You mean Hold my Penny
For those who are having trouble learning this. I recommend you to learn Moonlight sonata 1st movement because it has a lot of similar chords and arpeggios. And for pressing them fast. Then that's all up to you :).
I’ve wanted to learn this song since I was a teen, but I’m so slow at reading sheet music, even after a decade of lessons. Maybe, just MAYBE, I will learn it using this tutorial. Thanks for posting!
Literally half the comments are “I can’t play this” my advise is try it and u might succeed
I'm proud to say that I went through the whole tutorial and learned the piece 😁😁😁
I’m just starting out on piano and I promise I will learn this. Hopefully I come back in a years time and I’m a little closer at playing this. I can already play guitar very well so it doesn’t seem that impossible all things considered
YOU EXPLAINED IT SO WELL THANK YOU SO MUCH I NEVER THOUGHT I COULD PLAY THIS!!!!
Me: 0:16 oh! This is the exact piece I wanted to try!
Also me: 0:16 Oh no...
Literally me
beautifully paced tutorial. many thanks
What keeps me going is the thought of showing this off to your friends and family lol
And did you ever get to?
@@malikmalcolm425 i have to know now
exactly haha
And what after that?
what a crappy reason to learn a piece
I watch your videos every day and think that this is one of the better songs you’ve done. A suggestion is Wounderwall by Oasis because it’s beautiful but relatively simple. I play the piano but wish that I had the ability to teach people what I know in such a comprehensive manner. Thank you for your great content 👌.
It's a PIECE. A piece is played. A song is sung.
About to attempt a 6 hour crash practice to learn this in time to perform at school. Hope me all the best
Something I love about Beethoven is he is the master at disguising simple sets within a seemingly complicated structure. I was able to learn this and play about to this level in about 2 days (but I have 15 years of piano experience and am very well versed on the keyboard), but even if you are a beginner, as long as you follow these patterns it shouldn’t take to long to learn and understand the progressions!
Zamn you’ve been playing longer than I’ve been on this planet
@@FreddiesVG4445 ZAAMN! you 12
what do you mean by "beginner" ? 3 months of piano ? 1 year ? 3 years ?
@@steven7846 I’m saying as long as you can understand simple chord progressions you will see that the patterns just keep repeating fairly simply. Start slow and build up.
@@coreykotzen5880 It's not the progressions I have an issue with, it's the sheer speed and dexterity required to play this at 100% tempo. I took piano lessons as a kid and have played casually for years, just never anything crazy fast with arps like this. I've been messing with the first part for the last week and can only play it at like 50% tempo. I'm not sure if I keep trying if I'll be able to get to max speed. And it's not a finger speed issue, I can type a steady 120wpm, but I'm not sure how well that translates to piano.
You: buy a piano today
Today you: i want to play the 3rd movemeny of Moonlight
Learned this in 2 hours. Still don’t have the timing perfect but I know all the notes. Thank you Amosdoll!
U CANT LEARN PART 4 IN 2 HOURS LIER
Thank you sooo much!! Learned it sooo fast and easy!
Holy shit!!!! Not ready for this I'LL BE BACK!..
I feel u
I was reading the comments and I was inspired by some of it... I was frustrated but decided to try it and as I moved forward I realized I was getting the hang of it... Feels good Yay!!
Any chance you'll post up the rest of the 3rd movement? :3 (or am I blind and just can't find it, because that's also a very possible thing)
I'm proud to say I learnt the first note!!!!
well done! now you can learn the second note!
Yeeeah... I forgot the note... 😅😅😅
This is why i always watch amosdoll tutorials, bc the explainations makes it easier
Yeah... I think I’ll just stick to playing this on piano tiles
Edit:(I know I hate edits) if I get 30 more likes (cause I’m thirsty and I don’t think I’ve gotten this many likes before I’ll try playing this song on my channel lmao 🤣😂
Connor Nice try, but you're no deviant
Lieutenant Anderson, wants you to play this.
My record on this song is 197 in Piano Tiles
We are waiting :)
I can’t like it it’s at 420
Fantaisie Impromptu next? ;)
Nils Svanstedt that song is pretty simple you just need to be able to read the notes and some practice
@@jeffrey6172 pretty much appliec for every piece;)
OfflightsGTL ººf subscribe to my channel
@@jeffrey6172 It would be pretty simple if not those bloody polyrhythms
I’m working on la Campanella right now my wrist is very sore and I’m recovery from a wrist injury I am currently on the first measures and I’m dieing
Thanks amosdoll! I have learn 15 seconds of this music in 4 years😍
Part two...?
Yeah we need That
ua-cam.com/video/rhN1wix4w-8/v-deo.html Here you go
i like how in the corner at 0:41 it says lets aim for 154 likes but in reality he got 4,7k likes
Tab2
I started practicing the right hand in February, and can play this section close to full tempo now. I took piano lessons as a kid for a year or two, then didnt play at all from age 13-25 and then started messing around a bit after that. I'm 38 now and wanted to see if I could learn something way above my skill level and this seemed impossible at first. I thought to myself if I can get this at 1/2 speed in a year I'll be happy, but after a week it felt doable. Even though I had a little experience I had zero experience with stuff anywhere close to this tempo or how far it spans across the keys. I will say the one advantage I have is finger speed, I've been typing 100wpm+ since I was 12, I'm not sure how much of a difference that made but had to be some. If you're younger than 18 this should be a cakewalk with some practice, it'll seem hopeless at first but just give it a go.
Them: It's actually not that hard,
Also them: *Sonata Intensifies*
I only have 5 octaves :(
Me too😑
It's a synthesiser
Yea same here😑
@@ujjwalsarkar3270 bengoli?
@@sirbossyyypoooo1090 Hai . Tumio?
This video actually taught me how to play everything he showed. Thank you so much
tip if you wanna learn pretty fast u gotta do a few steps BEfore this tutorial
1.) practice songs where u move your hands alot
2.) learn Fur elise idk why but it helps
3.) do a songs where you do to things at once with your hands to learn cords
Does the start portion La Campanella count for step 1?
@@turquoiseninju7 maybe cause it has Jumps
YOOO, HE DID IT
Trust me everyone it may seem impossible to play this song but trust me you will achieve this if you try!! It took me 2 days to learn the first 5 seconds of the song! Even the fact i started piano a year ago please you can do this!!! Practice everyday! It’s not impossible ❤
I just started learning piano. I'm sure learning this is a great idea for a starter!
edit: This was a terrible idea
Beethoven gets mad and slams hands on piano realising he made a masterpiece
It took me a few weeks but I’ve finally memorized this entire section and can almost play it full speed. I Mostly need to work on the very last part.
Patience is key.
I’ve never played piano before and found this tutorial very easy to follow, was able to play the first part in less than half hour
Lol wth?
You probably Took a bpm of 1 in an 1:1
How was your speed?
sounds like one of those simplypiano ads lol
Ok HAHAHA
Is there a video for the next part of this? If not, could you please do a tutorial?🎶 I can’t find any good ones on UA-cam....
For someone who had an instruction in piano, I feel this video is very useful!
I love the classic songs
xXSajaXx This is not a classic "song".
Si te ríes pierdes It’s really not that important...
@@yoshi_drinks_tea If you like music, yes, it is. But you probably do not know the difference between piece and song
Romantic
Si te ríes pierdes I do actually, but okay then.
What I learned:
*"TEQUILAHH"*
Thank you! I understood / studied the theory of the piece, I started to put it into practice even if I have to increase the speed and I am very happy to have understood what notes they are! Nice video and congratulations for explaining it in an easy way! 😊
Holy Moly thank you sooooooo much
Youll never know how i got these many likes
Then there are those rare people who want the 2nd movement.
@@ethanl.1699 lol exactly
@@_savre_6728 now we don't have the same profile pic lol
Ethan Lam cause its shit
You’ll never make 500 likes cause of that begger shit at the end
Once I learn this... my life will be complete
Just saying but your are playing a lot of the middle arpeggio notes too softly and it doesn’t sound quite right, plus make sure the left hand doesn’t over power the tune in the first part where it’s only a simple accompaniment. Also, in the second passage, there were quite a bit of tempo differences which occurs in a lack of practice and tired fingers. If you practise enough, your fingers wont get stuck between keys and they will get stronger and become more agile. To play the first bits successfully, stress on every fourth note as it’s on the beat, this helps u keep flowing and keep ur tempo. When it comes to the double chords, try louder and slower. These are tips that helped me greatly. With that all said well done! It was a superb lesson for new learners but those reading this comments please bear what I have said in mind 😉
You take entertainment too seriously
wow it must’ve taken lots of guts to actually try to TEACH this
man he was right, it isnt as difficult as we think, we just need to master control of our feet.
im practicing so--
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3:48 2
3:51 3
3:55 4
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HanakajiX same #quarantinelife 😫
For me it’s easier to get the left hand timing down and then right and then do them independently at the same time, if that makes sense
@@zjohnson7314 true oml
@@kevin.m157 what I did that time was do the right side slowly until i get it then to the left then the right