Linus and Lucy (Piano Solo) - Vince Guaraldi
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Linus and Lucy is Vince Guaraldi's most recognized song from his collection of Jazz pieces written and arranged for the 1965 classic TV special "A Charlie Brown Christmas". Most people commonly refer to it as "The Charlie Brown Song".
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A Charlie Brown Christmas (Piano Solo) - rb.gy/02mayr
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We had that played at our wedding as our exit song after our vows. To this day, I think of my wedding day every time I hear it!
I’m glad this song brings you as much joy as it does for me.
That is SO cool! What a great memory to have!
I have been playing this song since I was very young, and I have NEVER been able to play 1:12. I come back to it every so often thinking "ok... this is the time" and it never is. Fantastic job!
And is it just me? Or does the hands on the keyboard look very young?
I think the question here is how old are you now?
I love the Linus graphic on the side just jamming out. To me, this song signifies Christmas as much as Hans Gruber falling off Nakatomi Plaza. Christmas ain't Christmas without them.
That's Schroeder jamming out!
That graphic is Schroeder, not Linus.
thx it took me a while to find a video that had 1:12 in it
I love all kinds of pianos. I am a person that believes that there should be a piano in every room of the house. I know that there are many people who think that it's a weird way of thinking to have a piano in every room of a home but, all I have to say is "to each their own" !
That’s cool, perhaps a bit excessive but it’s your house. I go a bit lighter and say every HOME should have a piano. Every room is a bit much maybe
every room having a piano would be a disaster. imagine hearing all those pianos playing at once
@@shrekisbae21 Well, the idea of having a piano in every room of the house is that there are times that I get brain storms about piano music and I need a piano to sit down at within 5 to 10 seconds to practice the idea that has come across to me or otherwise I will forget. Also having a piano in every room of the house gives each part of that room its own character. Every piano sounds a little different that gives each piano its own character the way the piano sounds. But I do know what you're saying about if all the pianos were playing at once. All the pianos in my house would not all play at once because I am the only one that lives in my house. But anyway, thanks for the reply! It's interesting to hear peoples thoughts. But I do love a piano in every room of my home. It's fun!
@@jkramer4716 it’s your house so you do as you please. It’d be fun trying each piano out to find the one I liked the best
@@thatssoironic Yeah, its fun for sure especially all hours of the night. Sometimes I get into a lot of really good playing at late night. For some reason my thoughts and spirits on how I play the piano are better at late night more so than durning the day time. The spirits of planying the piano come out at late night for sure!
This song totally kicks ass.
Who knew such an iconic piano instrumental could be hard to learn?
my mom wants me to learn this so this video is super helpful :D
Good job!
2:02 is amazing
Wow 😮 you,re amazing!
Great Job as always!👏
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me encanta tu técnica es increíble!
Great instrumental
Came to this because the (newly late) and always great George Winston loved, loved, loved this! Read about it in Wikipedia.
Jessica by the Allman Brothers brought me here. The similarities get me every-time
i am the 600th subscriber we wooo
In 00:39 is for a movie
This would sound better with some more of the notes sustained.
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Great job!! I will say one thing. The fingering on the right hand is totally wrong. The notes are right:) but the fingers used to walk up and down that chord are wrong. But one you master the correct fingering for the notes you’ll see that your grove is much smoother and less choppy
They didn’t play the bridge!!😮
0:39
1:12
R.I.P. Peter Robbins
Will never understand how to do the part at 0:40
i find it the easiest part of the song but ok
Vert well done... but I'd love to see the first bridge included!
I am trying to learn this song for a school talent ahow
Why is the song title Linus and Lucy when it’s Schroeder playing while Lucy leans against his piano being a bug a boo? Nevertheless I love the music.
0:09
Play it in the key of C
Is this the same version as Mariovere?or close
Well played but I never liked that song.
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This is great but honestly you should pedal down on the notes to give it some reverb and sustain. It’s too staccato in my opinion. You nailed all the notes though. Very impressive. I’m gonna tackle some of these songs for the holiday season.
This is absolutely the wrong song to use the sustain pedal very much, if at all. That bass line turns to mud if you sustain it.
Sure, there are places that the playing could use a bit more legato. But not sustain. That would utterly ruin it.
Idk what is the connection btwn lucy and linus? Arent they siblings? I thought that lucy's "boyfriend" is shreader
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1:13
1:28