The only details tutorial that I could find on UA-cam. I’ve managed to smoothly play the beginning and the wall at a much slower tempo. Let’s hope that I'll be able to play the full song by the end of this year. 😁
Hey, thank you so much eh. Truly appreciate it. There are so many synthesizer “tutorials” out there. I suppose my kind of talk-through lessons are pretty rare. You’ll find lots more in my playlist eh. Cheers.
@@Cemecseul It’s so cool seeing “testimonies” of my video. Keep it up but keep it slow. Practicing very slowly and accurately will do unimaginable wonders.
I cannot believe I found this video!!!! Absolutely massive respect to you man! This is exactly what I needed! I never thought I would be able to play this or learn it easily until I found you. I seriously almost cried when I saw this I was so happy! I struggle with reading notes so I've always needed something like this! Thank you so much for the work you do brother!
5 years ago when i first discover unravel, i thought, "i never inagine playing piano can be this cool". I fell in love with the melody, and hoping that someday i will be able to play it. I then picked up my 61 keys keyboard, and two years later, bought the full keys dgx digital piano. It has been 5 years i have been practicing hard, so i think now is the time to at least memorizing unravel! Your video is amazing. Although i think it still will be a while until i try this on piano and trying to go full tempo, remembering the piece first must be a good thing. I may be able to play this someday. Thanks for the tutorial!
In case you haven’t noticed, I have a piano lesson playlist dedicated for these lessons, mostly for Kingdom Hearts before this. I’ll be doing every Animenz piece I’m going to release. So lots more coming. Cheers.
Its amazing how you slow down the specific parts of the song to the same speed a beginner would play it. This way its really easy to get the rythm right, when you start with slow repetitions of difficult segments. Thanks alot
Thank you, I am 13 years old currently! I learned how to play the wall and C part perfectly! I was first truffling! But now I can impress lots of people by my age and playing this masterpiece!
@@HazuDeveloperThat’s impressive. Was expecting to see a video on your channel tho. Make sure to keep playing. As your musical maturity grows, you’ll bring out different things from the same piece. Technical correctness is a great start.
You're one of the most underrated channels on UA-cam by far! I thought you would have hundreds of thousands of subs already based on the number of quality videos you upload, but unfortunately the UA-cam algorithm isn't very forgiving sometimes. Thank you for uploading this great comprehensive tutorial. I really hope I could play this piece in full someday, and it would be largely thanks to your help 🙌 Btw, I'm also part of the childhood pianist turned electrical engineer pipeline haha. Just thought that was worth mentioning :)
I understand that my videos aren’t very clickable. People are probably on YT to be entertained and don’t like watching people’s feet, or just videos without added visuals. 😅
Thanks to you, I've been practicing for about 3 months, so the hard part isn't perfect yet, but I'm really happy to play until the end! Thank you for the video.
Hello Richard. I started learning this beautiful piece about an year ago and your comments helped me a lot. I am in section H and until H i am able to play cleanly at about 90% tempo. I do not know how to read sheet music so your lesson along with halcyons are the only ones that greatly greatly helped me a lot and once i could never imagine myself even crossing the wall and now i am way past half the piece and can effortlessly play it. Its amazing to play and i cant wait to finish it. Its been a wonderful journey so far and the highs i got after weeks and weeks of practicing for hours everyday consistently for each section has overwhelmingly made me happy. Ofcourse im still far from perfect but. I am now facing this new problem which is, i feel i am kinda in a crisis because its like, i feel like i wouldnt know what to do next and no piece can get closer to this one in terms of the sheer beauty in this masterpiece. And you know its like once you nail it it no longer feels like a mountain thats inconquerable and that it sort of sad. I have always picked up harder music to challenge me. The last one was arabesque and i played it to the point of boredom haha. Its funny, and amazing and sad at the same time as i feel i am nearing the end. The repeating notes are definitely going to be a challenge and i havent been there yet but ah. I have watched this particulsr video lesson so many times i almost know what youre going to say next and its been like sort of a piano musical journey. I hope someday i will be able to record myself and upload it. I am worried what i am going to do once i master it. It will take a while but i can see it closer to realization than ever before. But anyways thanks again for this.
I went through exactly the same thing. Following Unravel I felt empty for a while. But be afraid not, all of Animenz’s arrangements are very challenging. But at this point, you can only go Animenz. There’s no going back to the easy stuff now.
@@RichardYangPiano thanks for the encouraging words. I needed it. Yes..empty...thats exactly what i wanted to convey. I understand now. I will keep moving forward. Keep rocking ^_^
if you already know this piece and want to get a better technique, this tutorial is perfect but if you don't have the piece in your mind you need a good perception
@@RichardYangPiano hahhaha well personally I have been eyeing down this piece for a long time but never got the chance to make much progress on it😅 thank you for your tutorial it was of amazing assistance 🥳👍
It’s certainly doable. But you must take it slow. When you watch hundreds of other people attempting this sounding broken is because they were not willing to slow way down to work on every note. If I didn’t slow down I wouldn’t be able to play it today. So, happy practicing.
@@RichardYangPiano checkout my unravel cover ua-cam.com/video/wvsrZJYI40s/v-deo.html Im trying to improve my cover im not satisfied with tv length size
Man your such a goat daym. You are such a big help to most of the self taught anipiano community. I learned most of the song thriugh synthesia(i think u commented on some of my unravel videos lol) The most problem ive ever faced with a piano piece is with the g part of unravel here. Like, in synthesia, its almost impossible to figure it out how its to be played. U werent wrong when u said its going to be the most difficult part along with the wall haha. With your vid ive now almost completed and cleared the g part, which was looooong due for me. (In all my unravel videos the g part is so badly played its not even recognixable lmao) Anyways thanks again haha
@@RichardYangPiano lol ik but it does work to "some" extent, but not really well. Tho I don't know to sheet read so I am kinda dependent on syntheisa and videos like yours lol
@@RichardYangPiano you know maybe after my exams I might consider actually learning sheet reading properly, so I might join your channel after all haha 😁
@@RichardYangPiano Yes. It is evidently quite slow, though. But that's because I started learning this piece just 5-6 months into my piano journey 💀. (I know that was a stupid decision, but I can play the wall at 80% speed somewhat consistently, so there's no point stopping now.)
@@abe6229 5-6 months eh, that’s impressive. From what I imagine your level is, my tip is to play one note at a time. Before you’re sure what to play, don’t until you are sure. Be sure to know what you’re playing.
Gonna be buying a digital piano soon (looking at the FP-30X), and while the Moonlight Sonata is the primary reason why I want to learn the piano, I'll try to learn this too, so this tutorial is great to have (let's just hope I'm not completely talentless)
@@RichardYangPiano I forgot to clarify that I was indeed talking about the first movement, my bad. I've only had some minor experience with the piano (and learned how to read sheet music in school), but at the end of this year I'll finally be getting my own one and learn how to play the first movement (I just love it, I can't explain why) and found this tutorial for this insane piece which seems really good for the way I prefer to learn.
Strictly speaking, it’s for proper voicing (ie connecting D back to Bd). But ultimately, with pedal down, you can use any fingering that works. In fact, it is a good idea to explore all fingering options. When you’re just learning, pick fingering that works. When you become a master, all different fingerings should work.
I agree, the middle voice makes the melody better, I think with practice any finger combination could work, I'm just a beginner though (2 months) but I don't plan on conquering "the wall" anytime soon 😆 the intro is enough for me
Best tutorial on youtube for unravel. Thank you so much for making this. I've been practicing for almost a month now and made it to the last line of page 2. Just wanted to say thank you because without this video I'd be stuck on the first line. I do have one question for bar 17 on the first page. Im struggling to play the left and right hand synced togehter. I feel like Im too slow on the right hand. Do you have any tips for playing it fast and togehter? Greetings from Germany :)
From all of the UA-cam videos I watch of people attempting this, the common theme is, all of them played so fast I don’t think they know what they’re playing. I’m almost sure that they know they don’t know what they’re playing! Summary, slow down, way down, even if it means playing note by note. You gotta play so slowly that you can get this perfectly, otherwise bad habits will form fast. Think 3-2-1-2-2 which is what happening on the LH.
@@RichardYangPiano isn´t the 3-2-1-2-2 part in Bar 16? I meant the part at 4:29 .But thanks for the tip about slowing down. Although I know it´s a bad habit I sometimes find myself doing it regardless.
@@zGranat_ next measure, realize that the highest note in LH (B-) matches up with the melody notes on the RH. So incorporate that info into the way you think when executing the LH. You want to time it so that you bring out the top notes (B-).
Thanks Richard! ありがとうございます-Thats how we say thanks very much in japanese. Also I shouldn't have tried this considering im only grade 6 piano, but i got to play around a minute and 15 seconds thanks to you!
I don’t think that’s “notoriously” difficult. It’s a fairly standard run in classical. Put it in perspective, the repeated notes section in Heaven’s Feel Medley, that one is very difficult.
Unfortunately no classical training here :( But i am so happy with myself i am almost playing at tempo until this section with ease and enjoying it finally with fewer mistakes. Only 1/4 of this arrangement is left. Cant wait to finish it by end of this year. Hopefully by summer 2025 i shall attempt a take on this masterpiece.
hey richard excellent tutorial i have a 61 key keyuboard and with lesser octaves the g and a/b parts are kinda hard to play on the 61 key keyboard could you help me out w this and also for the g part could you tell the notes while coming down like after the measures gone up the coming down part thanks for such a great tutorial i can play 2 min of this piece thanks to you thanks a lot
Honestly, you really need a 88-key to properly play this. For the notes, you can slow down the playback in UA-cam down to 0.25x, which will allow you to see exactly what note (and fingering) is played
@ oh so what I’ve done is I’ve played around with a bit and changed the notes so they can be played on a 61 key keyboard and it sounds similar to yours but it’s still not perfect . There’s other 61 key tutorials out there but yours helped me out the most even though it wasn’t a 61 key tutorial. My version of unravel is pretty different from the actual thing o can send you the sheet music if you would like to see my version . Hey and thanks again Richard fr such a great tutorial
@RichardYangPiano thank you i will look at it as well, although my priority is unravel i dont think i will ever be able to play even a one section properly with a finger spread range of 6.4 inches
Hello, I am Japanese. Thank you for the great video. I am in need of advice, I am having trouble reaching the index finger of my right hand. What should I do? 12:19
can you do animenz crying for rain (kawaki wo ameku) next please? animenz said its the spiritual successor to unravel hahaha, and I've been trying to learn it too. Thanks!
I’ll give it some thought. So far I think people are more into the MIDI synthesizer bar type tutorial videos. Nobody watches my kind of traditional piano lesson anymore. It does take a lot of effort to walk through any piece in this kind of detail. If my piano lesson videos ever gain any traction, I’ll do more on the Animenz stuff. Note that Unravel was my very first. Now that I’m hooked, I do plan to learn all his arrangements. But this will take some time. As you can see so few comments on any of my piano lesson videos. If I see more I might get motivated. Cheers.
@@RichardYangPiano no no dont judge by the views, They just want to watch the video and be amazed by the notes, Only those who want to learn watches your videos so thats why the views are way off
@@RichardYangPiano he's not wrong you know... To be honest there aren't many animenz tutorials likes yours that give insight and actual help... Its kinda of a gap in the piano community.. I think in time your videos and channel will grow more and more the more you upload and the fact that service and advice like this is not so easily accessible on the internet making your channel a gold mine for us animenz and piano nerds.. so keep the work up.. it's honestly amazing.. I'm only 14 minutes in and im in love with how much detail you go into and it has helped me already so much so thank you 💓 Ps.. the crying in the rain trying to learn that rn... The ending.. makes my fingers want to self destruct XD
@@Ikogeki Hey man, it’s comments like this that give me motivation to do more. So thank you. Currently on vacation. After which, I’ll do Crying for Rain. Before I left, I was at about 80%. Almost there. Notes are pretty straightforward, it’s the speed that makes it difficult. I believe my breakdown of that piece should prove helpful. Cheers.
@@RichardYangPiano no problems man honestly it's amazing that you can teach this way.. normally I'd have to teach myself but this helps massively.. and yes . The alternating irregular moving chords at the end just makes it soo much harder to play when it comes to tempo.. I think with this piece fingering is one of the largest things I believe people would need help in since it's a fast piece and you want to play it in the most comfortable way and the only other hard part of the song is the second chorus with the third hand technique.. I believe that is really difficult since it's a fast piece making the jump seemless is.. let's say... Spiritual taxing..-_- XD anyway keep up to the work man soo excited to see your new upload
@@RichardYangPianoI'm trying to learn pieces only with yt, I don't know how to read scores... I've already learned several pieces including Divenire and Rivers flow in you. and now I want to try Unravel (big challenge). but I don't know which keys you press 😅. you explain well but too complicated for me to find your keys...
@@tomv.d.m.f219 You want to leave this until you level up. Myth is that if you keep playing a piece, even way beyond your level, you could eventually play it. This is NOT correct. When you’re not at the right level, you’ll end up experimenting with many different things, and many would be incorrect. Very soon, these will get built into your muscle memory, which kinda ruins the chance of you eventually being able to play it. UNLESS, if you’re willing to go so slow, as to play one note at a time, and keep each note perfect, no matter how slow. But honestly, if you do not yet read sheet music, you should try all kinds of stuff other than Animenz. You can try Final Fantasy, for example, much more doable. Keep trying Unravel at your level you will be discouraged and not getting the right benefit from playing piano.
Special thanks from India.❤❤ I am 15 years old. I managed to play the WALL but the only problem is I dont have a piano at home. All I have is a 5 octave keyboard. Piano is super expensive. 😥😥
@@RichardYangPiano it's a great video, i will use it to improve and learn some new parts. i am self-taught, i can't read notes, i started learning unravel with a piano tiles video from "chopiano" (dude has a new youtube name now) 6 months after i started playing the piano. i already learned pieces like clair de lune, river flows in you, merry christmas mr. Lawrence, in the end within my first year of playing the piano, i'm quite ambitious. but it took me several months to get to the half way of this piece, i manage to play the first 2mins quite good (of course with some errors and the wall still at 60-80% accuracy at full speed), now i want to finish learning this piece and i will definitely use your advice on some diffucult parts ro improve and learn!
Good stuff. Just remember to take it very slow. More so that you don’t officially read sheet music. By relying on muscle memory, you must make sure your muscle is storing the “correct” memory. This is often overlooked by those self-taught.
Hmm… this is in fact not a bad question. Here’s my own rule, whenever possible, use as little as possible. But this statement won’t help you I suppose. So here it goes: If you have no idea at all, play a piece without pedal at all. Obviously things are not gonna sound at all nice. Now, if and only if a certain section is too “dry”, add some pedal. This is a bare-minimal pedal approach. In addition, unless otherwise noted, whenever the chord changes, you change pedal. In most cases you will never hold the pedal through a whole measure. You likely have to change on every beat or 2nd beat. When you advance in piano, this will become second nature eventually. The final advice, experiment until you get the sound that you like.
I’m on part G even tho I don’t know how to read sheet music and never took lessons at all and barely reaching my first year on piano 😭👍I’m surprised at myself honestly
@@crlynx_yt if you can “truly learn” Unravel, whatever you endeavor will work out. But, under one year, the best thing you should try is the Hange’s Final Theme. It has the best impressive-to-difficulty ratio.
This is the one: ua-cam.com/video/1netdCSnjVc/v-deo.html This particular performance, it took me about 2.5 weeks of touch time. Definitely did not master it. But I think it turned out decent. If you go to my Animenz playlist, I have quite a few that I think I actually mastered, like Brave Shine, Call of Silence, etc. enjoy.
@@rybackbond6311 Ya, in the future, to request a song, you want to somehow get the sheet for me eh. UA-cam pays me way too little. I’m still net negative after buying all of Animenz’s sheets.
At my level, this took me 1.5 weeks. So if you’re not at my level, and you can play this, even if just the wall, in 3 days, I might just as well quit. Top tier pianists this should take a few weeks. For normal pianists, this can take months (for someone who can eventually play it). At this difficulty, the piece is NOT for every one.
@@kuyaachristian Synthesia is everywhere else. Here I encourage people to actually read music and support the artist. Synthesia won’t carry you very far in the musical journey.
Не понимаю смысл таких видео, если можно подобрать мелодию на слух и, используя музыкальную грамоту, подобрать аккорды. Сначала, первая версия, конечно, будет звучать не так эффектно. Но потом добавив несколько красок можно получить что-то похожее на это❤ Жаль, что я так не могу😢
Hey its me again :). I progressed to page 4 but wanted to come back to bar 50-57 on page 3 in order to practice that part. Do you maybe have some tips on how to play the part fast while keeping the main melody on top? When i play too fast the top notes get lost between the rest but if I slow it down to much it doesn't sound right either. Maybe its just an experience thing that you learn after time but I thought asking for any suggestions would be a good idea.
There must exist a tempo so slow that you can play this perfectly. If you haven’t found it, you’re playing way too fast. If you did, stay there until you’re ready to go faster. There’s no other way, you gotta slow down.
@@RichardYangPiano first of all sorry for asking so much and thank you for your answers. Now Im having problems with adding the remaining notes (left hand) in bar 66-73 (the arpeggio). Just like you said in the video, I started with only playing the octaves and chords in the left hand while focusing on the right hand. Im handling that pretty well now but as dumb as it might sound, Im not sure when to play the remaining notes. On the sheet, for example in bar 66 it looks like you play the e flat simultaneously to the a in the right hand. In bar 70 tho it looks like they are to be played separately. Its a bit hard to identify in any recordings i found too. Way too fast even at 0.25x speed. Maybe you could tell me when to play those notes. Or is it even necessary to be so exact?
@@zGranat_ if you see my video description, you’ll learn that kept this recording because it was my first time getting through the wall clean. I hadn’t finished learning yet at the time. For example, I usually do tempo adjustment near the end. So this is obviously far from perfect. Learn the notes here. Follow Animenz’s video as official guide.
That’s a very broad question. Short answer is, you keep playing different kinds of music, the more you play the more you improve. There’s no magical way to just get there.
This piece has been my dream to play, but it's so difficult.. If I may ask, how does it compare to difficult classical piano pieces like La Campanella, which one is harder in your personal opinion?
@@RichardYangPiano I actually practiced la campanella a little bit, especially the parts that require good technique (like the begining and the repeated notes in the right hand) I'm able to do them consistently but in unravel I have to put so much focus and sweat just to practice. Maybe it's just the speed that I can't keep up 😅
@@steve7669 in my “Classical” playlist, you’ll find La Campanella. That’s from a long time ago. But it was years after my prime with one single take. So it didn’t sound very polished. But you can probably tell I used to play it well. Much more difficult than Unravel.
currently learning this. The difficulty is so unbalanced lmfao. I was able to master the beginning in a couple of hours but the wall is so hard to do even in half speed
how do i increase strength and dex at tremelo part in section F, i still cant get it right ? do i press hard or just focus on wrist rotation ,not sure how i can accentuate the notes especially the middle note with the index finger. :( been practicing for weeks
Bigger hands will help. But if your hands are as small as mine, make sure the fingers are standing strong (no weak fingers), and let your wrist do the work. Try to feel what it’s like to lock your 2nd and 5th finger together so that they always play together. When you force it locked, you’ll feel tension on the forearm. But once you’re familiar with what it feels like to lock these two fingers together, you can next experiment different ways to relax. Easier said than done I know.
If you’re talking about securing D, pg 3 first line, observe that the melody notes correspond with the left hand. For the 16th notes, try to feel the 3-3-2 flow. Practice by clapping 3 notes, 3 notes, then 2 notes, with accent on the first of each group. That should help you.
@@RichardYangPiano ty but i mean like on the first page at the end of the second line does it come at speed to the end or do i make something wrong because its sounds like so bad on ur vid the part is min 2:40
Hello guys im now at the third page and i wanted to ask how do u practice 2 melodys in 1 hand corectly like it doesnt sound like it like it should be would be nich how i could learn this cause i dont find anything about it on YT
@@TobZ750 the overall practice strategy is going to sound boring. You want to play so slowly that you can play it perfectly. How slow, try one beat every 10 seconds. After you play a note, wait until you find the next note, you’re sure of it, then play. However slow. It’s by playing parts “perfectly” that trains your hand/brain. Mistakes are there to confuse you. I cannot stress this enough. A lot of people think I can just magically play this because I’m “good”. That’s not true. I practiced so slowly to get it. But when I do practice, I aim to play perfectly however slow. Now that I’m good, my “slow” may not be too slow, but it’s a pace that I can play perfectly.
Thanks for the quick reply , but how would you recommend I get to that level , i have been playing for 4 months I can play a simplified version of the song but can’t quite catch the rhythm for some parts , although I have no clue how to read sheet music I feel like Iam rushing it 😂😂😂
@@Justmewapiano To be very honest, if you’re at “months”, Animenz is not for you YET. Of course you can try. But my advice as a teacher is, please don’t. Reason is, obviously you’ll have a hard time to even get the notes. During this trial and error, a LOT of bad habits and mistakes will be built into your muscle memory, which pretty much guarantees you’ll never be able to play it later on, the piece is ruined. Now, there are ways to get there. You want to play something challenging but not something way over your head, that’s how you can achieve actual progress. I recommend Final Fantasy Piano Collections. Start from FF IV, and work your way up. These are great music, manageable for intermediate players, “doable” by beginners eventually. That’s the right path. Jumping straight to Unravel will ruin your chance of ever playing it.
@@RichardYangPianoomg thanks so much for your advice I will definitely do that , I had no idea it can ruin the piece for me 😢, I will check out the final fantasy collections, final question should I learn the collection using sheet music or just like UA-cam tutorials?
@@Justmewapiano Tip for beginner: reading music is extremely important. If you don’t yet know how, a cheat is to stare at the sheet music while listening to the recording. And convince yourself that what you’re looking at is what is being played. And once you can “imitate”, do this exercise again. Convince yourself that this is it while listening to the recording. Those UA-cam MIDI synthesizer videos, while they don’t do you any harm, they won’t help “too” much. You can eventually follow the fingering and stuff. But I have to reiterate, reading music is extremely important. The more you can read the faster you can learn. Take me as an example. I used to pump out a piece every other day. If I didn’t know how to read fluently, my channel, as is, would’ve taken a decade to build.
@@Supercool69soccer I’m a middle-aged man, stuck in a 9-5 job, husband and dad, so keeping touch with friends is non-existent. In all, not much going on. I want to feel more connected.
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The only details tutorial that I could find on UA-cam. I’ve managed to smoothly play the beginning and the wall at a much slower tempo. Let’s hope that I'll be able to play the full song by the end of this year. 😁
Hey, thank you so much eh. Truly appreciate it. There are so many synthesizer “tutorials” out there. I suppose my kind of talk-through lessons are pretty rare. You’ll find lots more in my playlist eh. Cheers.
@@ann1266 Piascore. The best sheet music app on iPad, hands down.
it's a day before 2024, did you manage?
Halcyon has a great tutorial as well, if you are still interested
Have u learned it yet
I started to learn piano 4 months ago, and now I can play 1 minute and 30 of this piece thanks to this video !
@@Cemecseul It’s so cool seeing “testimonies” of my video. Keep it up but keep it slow. Practicing very slowly and accurately will do unimaginable wonders.
I’ve played this for 2 weeks and I could play 30 seconds of this song only :(
I cannot believe I found this video!!!! Absolutely massive respect to you man! This is exactly what I needed! I never thought I would be able to play this or learn it easily until I found you. I seriously almost cried when I saw this I was so happy! I struggle with reading notes so I've always needed something like this! Thank you so much for the work you do brother!
Good that this helped. You’ll find a lot more in my Piano Lessons playlist.
Same hereee!!!
5 years ago when i first discover unravel, i thought, "i never inagine playing piano can be this cool". I fell in love with the melody, and hoping that someday i will be able to play it. I then picked up my 61 keys keyboard, and two years later, bought the full keys dgx digital piano. It has been 5 years i have been practicing hard, so i think now is the time to at least memorizing unravel! Your video is amazing.
Although i think it still will be a while until i try this on piano and trying to go full tempo, remembering the piece first must be a good thing. I may be able to play this someday. Thanks for the tutorial!
@@Lendipiano thanks a lot eh. Never knew I’d be known for piano lessons on Animenz arrangements. Happy practicing.
Love this kind of tutorial and the over-the-top video angle. Looking forward to see more videos like this. Thank you!
In case you haven’t noticed, I have a piano lesson playlist dedicated for these lessons, mostly for Kingdom Hearts before this. I’ll be doing every Animenz piece I’m going to release. So lots more coming. Cheers.
@@RichardYangPiano I totally missed them. I will check them out. Thanks!
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Its amazing how you slow down the specific parts of the song to the same speed a beginner would play it. This way its really easy to get the rythm right, when you start with slow repetitions of difficult segments. Thanks alot
Glad it’s making sense.
i finished all thanks to you man im grateful and thankful from the bottom of my heart
@@yji6xeixe6oeyc I’m sure it was an amazing journey for you.
Oh my god thanks!, i almost gave up the wall!, best tutorial ever
The wall shouldn’t be this tall after the lesson eh. Happy practicing.
Thank you, I am 13 years old currently! I learned how to play the wall and C part perfectly! I was first truffling! But now I can impress lots of people by my age and playing this masterpiece!
@@HazuDeveloperThat’s impressive. Was expecting to see a video on your channel tho. Make sure to keep playing. As your musical maturity grows, you’ll bring out different things from the same piece. Technical correctness is a great start.
@@RichardYangPiano I’ll make sure to play it on my yt
You're one of the most underrated channels on UA-cam by far! I thought you would have hundreds of thousands of subs already based on the number of quality videos you upload, but unfortunately the UA-cam algorithm isn't very forgiving sometimes. Thank you for uploading this great comprehensive tutorial. I really hope I could play this piece in full someday, and it would be largely thanks to your help 🙌
Btw, I'm also part of the childhood pianist turned electrical engineer pipeline haha. Just thought that was worth mentioning :)
I understand that my videos aren’t very clickable. People are probably on YT to be entertained and don’t like watching people’s feet, or just videos without added visuals. 😅
Thanks to you, I've been practicing for about 3 months, so the hard part isn't perfect yet, but I'm really happy to play until the end! Thank you for the video.
This has helped me get up to 19:07 still working on it but I’ve got the core part of the song!
Slow is key!
Excellent tutorial, you got new subscriber
I have been looking for a video like this for years tysm I might have to re-learn this now!
@@Edenharley1 a whole lot more in my Piano Lessons playlist.
@@RichardYangPiano Already checking them out!
Just found this 🙏
You are a legend!!!
It's really hard with just having the sheet
This has to be the best tutorial in all of you tube. Keep up the great work
@@Supercool69soccer It appears so. Never thought it’d make it this far when I first recorded it.
Hello Richard. I started learning this beautiful piece about an year ago and your comments helped me a lot. I am in section H and until H i am able to play cleanly at about 90% tempo. I do not know how to read sheet music so your lesson along with halcyons are the only ones that greatly greatly helped me a lot and once i could never imagine myself even crossing the wall and now i am way past half the piece and can effortlessly play it. Its amazing to play and i cant wait to finish it. Its been a wonderful journey so far and the highs i got after weeks and weeks of practicing for hours everyday consistently for each section has overwhelmingly made me happy. Ofcourse im still far from perfect but. I am now facing this new problem which is, i feel i am kinda in a crisis because its like, i feel like i wouldnt know what to do next and no piece can get closer to this one in terms of the sheer beauty in this masterpiece. And you know its like once you nail it it no longer feels like a mountain thats inconquerable and that it sort of sad. I have always picked up harder music to challenge me. The last one was arabesque and i played it to the point of boredom haha. Its funny, and amazing and sad at the same time as i feel i am nearing the end. The repeating notes are definitely going to be a challenge and i havent been there yet but ah. I have watched this particulsr video lesson so many times i almost know what youre going to say next and its been like sort of a piano musical journey. I hope someday i will be able to record myself and upload it. I am worried what i am going to do once i master it. It will take a while but i can see it closer to realization than ever before. But anyways thanks again for this.
I went through exactly the same thing. Following Unravel I felt empty for a while. But be afraid not, all of Animenz’s arrangements are very challenging. But at this point, you can only go Animenz. There’s no going back to the easy stuff now.
@@RichardYangPiano thanks for the encouraging words. I needed it. Yes..empty...thats exactly what i wanted to convey. I understand now. I will keep moving forward. Keep rocking ^_^
if you already know this piece and want to get a better technique, this tutorial is perfect
but if you don't have the piece in your mind you need a good perception
Very nicely put. Now I have an idea.
Highly recommended tutorial, i made great progress on unravel after this video!
I didn’t realize everyone is trying to learn Unravel.
@@RichardYangPiano hahhaha well personally I have been eyeing down this piece for a long time but never got the chance to make much progress on it😅 thank you for your tutorial it was of amazing assistance 🥳👍
You are such a great piano teacher
I completely gave up on the wall after seeing animez play it, after watching your explaination and you playing it slowly, it gave me so much hope ytsm
It’s certainly doable. But you must take it slow. When you watch hundreds of other people attempting this sounding broken is because they were not willing to slow way down to work on every note. If I didn’t slow down I wouldn’t be able to play it today. So, happy practicing.
This is really helpful im practicing using 54 keyboard and it helps me on hand technique thsnk you so much
Would be pretty interesting to see how this plays on a 54.
@@RichardYangPiano checkout my unravel cover ua-cam.com/video/wvsrZJYI40s/v-deo.html
Im trying to improve my cover im not satisfied with tv length size
@@stricttranslator7871 OMG, can’t believe you actually did it on a 54. Impressive.
@@RichardYangPiano thanks, i want to improve my cover it would be great if i only have a decent piano
Thanks a lot for this amazing video it helped me play what seemed to be impossible 😘
Man your such a goat daym. You are such a big help to most of the self taught anipiano community. I learned most of the song thriugh synthesia(i think u commented on some of my unravel videos lol)
The most problem ive ever faced with a piano piece is with the g part of unravel here. Like, in synthesia, its almost impossible to figure it out how its to be played. U werent wrong when u said its going to be the most difficult part along with the wall haha. With your vid ive now almost completed and cleared the g part, which was looooong due for me. (In all my unravel videos the g part is so badly played its not even recognixable lmao)
Anyways thanks again haha
I was wondering how people can actually learn from those midi synthesizer bars. When those videos are labeled as “tutorials”, I’m so puzzled.
@@RichardYangPiano lol ik but it does work to "some" extent, but not really well.
Tho I don't know to sheet read so I am kinda dependent on syntheisa and videos like yours lol
@@pierrotzzz My channel members get to preview my piano lesson videos on sight reading. In case if you want to learn the way I do it.
@@RichardYangPiano you know maybe after my exams I might consider actually learning sheet reading properly, so I might join your channel after all haha 😁
Yo this was so helpful. This in addition to Halcyon’s tutorial is so helpful!
Thank you so much for this, I’ve been trying to figure how to play this in my own methods and this really ties things together for me. ❤
If you’ve tried yourself, this video should make a lot of sense.
Massive respect You gained a new sub :)
Happy practicing.
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I’m guess this is your progress.
@@RichardYangPiano Yes. It is evidently quite slow, though. But that's because I started learning this piece just 5-6 months into my piano journey 💀. (I know that was a stupid decision, but I can play the wall at 80% speed somewhat consistently, so there's no point stopping now.)
@@abe6229 5-6 months eh, that’s impressive. From what I imagine your level is, my tip is to play one note at a time. Before you’re sure what to play, don’t until you are sure. Be sure to know what you’re playing.
Thank you very much for this, great tutorial
Another rare appreciating viewer.
@@RichardYangPiano the appreciation is much deserved, I hope your channel grows further
Thank you so much man god bless u for this wonderful tutorial
Happy practicing.
Gonna be buying a digital piano soon (looking at the FP-30X), and while the Moonlight Sonata is the primary reason why I want to learn the piano, I'll try to learn this too, so this tutorial is great to have (let's just hope I'm not completely talentless)
@@EclipsedYamiOld You’ve tried this right? ua-cam.com/video/6jHKjMDp40A/v-deo.htmlsi=bHgDlSUSLcDxd45c
@@RichardYangPiano I forgot to clarify that I was indeed talking about the first movement, my bad.
I've only had some minor experience with the piano (and learned how to read sheet music in school), but at the end of this year I'll finally be getting my own one and learn how to play the first movement (I just love it, I can't explain why) and found this tutorial for this insane piece which seems really good for the way I prefer to learn.
this really helped out a few months ago- thank you (Im like 4 and a half pages in)
Almost there eh. Happy practicing.
This has some really good tips 👏
Glad I could help.
Great video. thank you for making this tutorial, thanks to him I was able to learn this piece, and I loved it 🤩🤩🤩
Cheers!
I wish I could play this piece someday
Just gotta put in the time.
At exactly 2:43 I almost always hit the D# instead of D with my index finger, wouldn't it be easier to play with thumb and middle finger?
Strictly speaking, it’s for proper voicing (ie connecting D back to Bd). But ultimately, with pedal down, you can use any fingering that works. In fact, it is a good idea to explore all fingering options. When you’re just learning, pick fingering that works. When you become a master, all different fingerings should work.
I agree, the middle voice makes the melody better, I think with practice any finger combination could work, I'm just a beginner though (2 months) but I don't plan on conquering "the wall" anytime soon 😆 the intro is enough for me
Best tutorial on youtube for unravel. Thank you so much for making this. I've been practicing for almost a month now and made it to the last line of page 2. Just wanted to say thank you because without this video I'd be stuck on the first line.
I do have one question for bar 17 on the first page. Im struggling to play the left and right hand synced togehter. I feel like Im too slow on the right hand. Do you have any tips for playing it fast and togehter?
Greetings from Germany :)
From all of the UA-cam videos I watch of people attempting this, the common theme is, all of them played so fast I don’t think they know what they’re playing. I’m almost sure that they know they don’t know what they’re playing! Summary, slow down, way down, even if it means playing note by note. You gotta play so slowly that you can get this perfectly, otherwise bad habits will form fast. Think 3-2-1-2-2 which is what happening on the LH.
@@RichardYangPiano isn´t the 3-2-1-2-2 part in Bar 16? I meant the part at 4:29 .But thanks for the tip about slowing down. Although I know it´s a bad habit I sometimes find myself doing it regardless.
@@zGranat_ next measure, realize that the highest note in LH (B-) matches up with the melody notes on the RH. So incorporate that info into the way you think when executing the LH. You want to time it so that you bring out the top notes (B-).
Underrated video
I hope it helped.
@@RichardYangPiano it sure did
Thank you so much! This is so helpful.
Cheers. Happy practicing.
Thanks Richard! ありがとうございます-Thats how we say thanks very much in japanese.
Also I shouldn't have tried this considering im only grade 6 piano, but i got to play around a minute and 15 seconds thanks to you!
Remember to keep it slow.
Thanks to you i finally finished it in 6 months 😢 ( only took 1 month after i discover this vid)
It’s so cool that my video is turning into a must-watch for anyone learning Unravel.
18 months later, starting section "I" now... nervous about the most difficult notorious repeating notes part at 45:30
I don’t think that’s “notoriously” difficult. It’s a fairly standard run in classical. Put it in perspective, the repeated notes section in Heaven’s Feel Medley, that one is very difficult.
Unfortunately no classical training here :(
But i am so happy with myself i am almost playing at tempo until this section with ease and enjoying it finally with fewer mistakes. Only 1/4 of this arrangement is left. Cant wait to finish it by end of this year. Hopefully by summer 2025 i shall attempt a take on this masterpiece.
@@naveedzubairkhan638 I suppose whatever makes you happy man. Make sure to do it slowly
Amazing video 👏
Bro says I can only play the wall like 80% of the time
*Proceeds to play at 1.2x speed*
The need for speed.
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hey richard excellent tutorial i have a 61 key keyuboard and with lesser octaves the g and a/b parts are kinda hard to play on the 61 key keyboard could you help me out w this and also for the g part could you tell the notes while coming down like after the measures gone up the coming down part thanks for such a great tutorial i can play 2 min of this piece thanks to you thanks a lot
Honestly, you really need a 88-key to properly play this. For the notes, you can slow down the playback in UA-cam down to 0.25x, which will allow you to see exactly what note (and fingering) is played
@ oh so what I’ve done is I’ve played around with a bit and changed the notes so they can be played on a 61 key keyboard and it sounds similar to yours but it’s still not perfect . There’s other 61 key tutorials out there but yours helped me out the most even though it wasn’t a 61 key tutorial. My version of unravel is pretty different from the actual thing o can send you the sheet music if you would like to see my version . Hey and thanks again Richard fr such a great tutorial
Este tutorial vale oro, en 4 días ya voy más de 2 minutos de la canción.
Good stuff. Happy practicing.
comoooo???? yo no le entendí porque no se hablar ingles ayudaaaaaaaaaa🥲🥲🥲
@@lalopez9342 No English? That’s okay. I don’t know Spanish.
@@RichardYangPiano Quería aprender tu tutorial, pero el idioma la impide 🥹🤣💔
@@lalopez9342 puede activar los subtítulos presionando el botón CC en el video.
Its actually increadible that this is on ytb for free.
A whole lot more in my Piano Lessons playlist. Check it out.
@RichardYangPiano thank you i will look at it as well, although my priority is unravel i dont think i will ever be able to play even a one section properly with a finger spread range of 6.4 inches
Hello, I am Japanese. Thank you for the great video. I am in need of advice, I am having trouble reaching the index finger of my right hand. What should I do? 12:19
If you only focus on that chord and your index finger can’t reach, then the only option is to drop that note.
@@RichardYangPiano I see. 😢Thank you.
can you do animenz crying for rain (kawaki wo ameku) next please? animenz said its the spiritual successor to unravel hahaha, and I've been trying to learn it too.
Thanks!
I’ll give it some thought. So far I think people are more into the MIDI synthesizer bar type tutorial videos. Nobody watches my kind of traditional piano lesson anymore. It does take a lot of effort to walk through any piece in this kind of detail. If my piano lesson videos ever gain any traction, I’ll do more on the Animenz stuff. Note that Unravel was my very first. Now that I’m hooked, I do plan to learn all his arrangements. But this will take some time. As you can see so few comments on any of my piano lesson videos. If I see more I might get motivated. Cheers.
@@RichardYangPiano no no dont judge by the views, They just want to watch the video and be amazed by the notes, Only those who want to learn watches your videos so thats why the views are way off
@@RichardYangPiano he's not wrong you know... To be honest there aren't many animenz tutorials likes yours that give insight and actual help... Its kinda of a gap in the piano community.. I think in time your videos and channel will grow more and more the more you upload and the fact that service and advice like this is not so easily accessible on the internet making your channel a gold mine for us animenz and piano nerds.. so keep the work up.. it's honestly amazing.. I'm only 14 minutes in and im in love with how much detail you go into and it has helped me already so much so thank you 💓
Ps.. the crying in the rain trying to learn that rn... The ending.. makes my fingers want to self destruct XD
@@Ikogeki Hey man, it’s comments like this that give me motivation to do more. So thank you.
Currently on vacation. After which, I’ll do Crying for Rain. Before I left, I was at about 80%. Almost there. Notes are pretty straightforward, it’s the speed that makes it difficult. I believe my breakdown of that piece should prove helpful.
Cheers.
@@RichardYangPiano no problems man honestly it's amazing that you can teach this way.. normally I'd have to teach myself but this helps massively.. and yes . The alternating irregular moving chords at the end just makes it soo much harder to play when it comes to tempo.. I think with this piece fingering is one of the largest things I believe people would need help in since it's a fast piece and you want to play it in the most comfortable way and the only other hard part of the song is the second chorus with the third hand technique.. I believe that is really difficult since it's a fast piece making the jump seemless is.. let's say... Spiritual taxing..-_- XD anyway keep up to the work man soo excited to see your new upload
Can someone do a tutorial of Unravel but hand by hand ? 😅
Seriously? Try watching twice?
@@RichardYangPianoI'm trying to learn pieces only with yt, I don't know how to read scores... I've already learned several pieces including Divenire and Rivers flow in you. and now I want to try Unravel (big challenge). but I don't know which keys you press 😅. you explain well but too complicated for me to find your keys...
@@tomv.d.m.f219 You want to leave this until you level up. Myth is that if you keep playing a piece, even way beyond your level, you could eventually play it. This is NOT correct. When you’re not at the right level, you’ll end up experimenting with many different things, and many would be incorrect. Very soon, these will get built into your muscle memory, which kinda ruins the chance of you eventually being able to play it.
UNLESS, if you’re willing to go so slow, as to play one note at a time, and keep each note perfect, no matter how slow.
But honestly, if you do not yet read sheet music, you should try all kinds of stuff other than Animenz. You can try Final Fantasy, for example, much more doable.
Keep trying Unravel at your level you will be discouraged and not getting the right benefit from playing piano.
I'm going to practice on other pieces and one day ... One day i will be able to play it
Special thanks from India.❤❤
I am 15 years old. I managed to play the WALL but the only problem is I dont have a piano at home. All I have is a 5 octave keyboard. Piano is super expensive. 😥😥
It’s an unfortunate fact that if you wanna play piano, you’ll kinda need a real piano man.
@@RichardYangPiano Yeah I wish I had one.
Sincere thanks, again, for this wonderful lesson.❤
left hand of part E (21:45) took me longer than anything in this piece
If you just follow the video, should make sense.
@@RichardYangPiano it's a great video, i will use it to improve and learn some new parts. i am self-taught, i can't read notes, i started learning unravel with a piano tiles video from "chopiano" (dude has a new youtube name now) 6 months after i started playing the piano. i already learned pieces like clair de lune, river flows in you, merry christmas mr. Lawrence, in the end within my first year of playing the piano, i'm quite ambitious. but it took me several months to get to the half way of this piece, i manage to play the first 2mins quite good (of course with some errors and the wall still at 60-80% accuracy at full speed), now i want to finish learning this piece and i will definitely use your advice on some diffucult parts ro improve and learn!
Good stuff. Just remember to take it very slow. More so that you don’t officially read sheet music. By relying on muscle memory, you must make sure your muscle is storing the “correct” memory. This is often overlooked by those self-taught.
@@RichardYangPiano i will, thanks for the advice!
Hi, love your tutorial. How do you know when and when not to pedal and how much?
Hmm… this is in fact not a bad question. Here’s my own rule, whenever possible, use as little as possible. But this statement won’t help you I suppose. So here it goes:
If you have no idea at all, play a piece without pedal at all. Obviously things are not gonna sound at all nice. Now, if and only if a certain section is too “dry”, add some pedal. This is a bare-minimal pedal approach. In addition, unless otherwise noted, whenever the chord changes, you change pedal. In most cases you will never hold the pedal through a whole measure. You likely have to change on every beat or 2nd beat.
When you advance in piano, this will become second nature eventually. The final advice, experiment until you get the sound that you like.
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I’m on part G even tho I don’t know how to read sheet music and never took lessons at all and barely reaching my first year on piano 😭👍I’m surprised at myself honestly
Whatever works man.
@@RichardYangPiano that’s so real I’m trying my hardest lol also what song do you recommend to learn after this one 😁👍
@@crlynx_yt if you can “truly learn” Unravel, whatever you endeavor will work out. But, under one year, the best thing you should try is the Hange’s Final Theme. It has the best impressive-to-difficulty ratio.
@@RichardYangPiano okayyyy thank you 🙏🙏
How long did it took u to master it? 😨
This is the one: ua-cam.com/video/1netdCSnjVc/v-deo.html
This particular performance, it took me about 2.5 weeks of touch time. Definitely did not master it. But I think it turned out decent. If you go to my Animenz playlist, I have quite a few that I think I actually mastered, like Brave Shine, Call of Silence, etc. enjoy.
can u play a song name cobalt , mob psycho season 3 ending in piano cover
Point me to sheet music and I’ll give it a try.
@@RichardYangPiano i don't have a sheet but i have link
ua-cam.com/video/uHsxDjeiyj4/v-deo.html
@@rybackbond6311 Ya, in the future, to request a song, you want to somehow get the sheet for me eh. UA-cam pays me way too little. I’m still net negative after buying all of Animenz’s sheets.
@@RichardYangPiano i got that
I been playing this for three days and i still can’t get through the first wall.😢
At my level, this took me 1.5 weeks. So if you’re not at my level, and you can play this, even if just the wall, in 3 days, I might just as well quit. Top tier pianists this should take a few weeks. For normal pianists, this can take months (for someone who can eventually play it). At this difficulty, the piece is NOT for every one.
can i ask what grand piano you have, the model and price please?
This is Yamaha GB1, which I highly recommend against. It’s really bad at doing dynamics. Got it used from a friend so it’s dirt cheap.
do u ever think about adding a synthesia aspect to yoyr tutorials?
@@kuyaachristian Synthesia is everywhere else. Here I encourage people to actually read music and support the artist. Synthesia won’t carry you very far in the musical journey.
Не понимаю смысл таких видео, если можно подобрать мелодию на слух и, используя музыкальную грамоту, подобрать аккорды. Сначала, первая версия, конечно, будет звучать не так эффектно. Но потом добавив несколько красок можно получить что-то похожее на это❤
Жаль, что я так не могу😢
It’s easier said than done. This is difficult stuff, by any standard.
@RichardYangPiano It's true. I said it with irony. Your video can help to many people, but i prefer sheet music. It's easier to perceive😅
Hey its me again :). I progressed to page 4 but wanted to come back to bar 50-57 on page 3 in order to practice that part. Do you maybe have some tips on how to play the part fast while keeping the main melody on top? When i play too fast the top notes get lost between the rest but if I slow it down to much it doesn't sound right either. Maybe its just an experience thing that you learn after time but I thought asking for any suggestions would be a good idea.
There must exist a tempo so slow that you can play this perfectly. If you haven’t found it, you’re playing way too fast. If you did, stay there until you’re ready to go faster. There’s no other way, you gotta slow down.
@@RichardYangPiano first of all sorry for asking so much and thank you for your answers. Now Im having problems with adding the remaining notes (left hand) in bar 66-73 (the arpeggio). Just like you said in the video, I started with only playing the octaves and chords in the left hand while focusing on the right hand. Im handling that pretty well now but as dumb as it might sound, Im not sure when to play the remaining notes. On the sheet, for example in bar 66 it looks like you play the e flat simultaneously to the a in the right hand. In bar 70 tho it looks like they are to be played separately. Its a bit hard to identify in any recordings i found too. Way too fast even at 0.25x speed. Maybe you could tell me when to play those notes. Or is it even necessary to be so exact?
@@zGranat_ if you see my video description, you’ll learn that kept this recording because it was my first time getting through the wall clean. I hadn’t finished learning yet at the time. For example, I usually do tempo adjustment near the end. So this is obviously far from perfect. Learn the notes here. Follow Animenz’s video as official guide.
Can you gimme some tips on how to improve with techniques?
That’s a very broad question. Short answer is, you keep playing different kinds of music, the more you play the more you improve. There’s no magical way to just get there.
Thank you
This piece has been my dream to play, but it's so difficult.. If I may ask, how does it compare to difficult classical piano pieces like La Campanella, which one is harder in your personal opinion?
La Campanella is more demanding on your techniques (4th finger and pinky). Compared to that, Unravel is not bad.
@@RichardYangPiano I actually practiced la campanella a little bit, especially the parts that require good technique (like the begining and the repeated notes in the right hand) I'm able to do them consistently but in unravel I have to put so much focus and sweat just to practice. Maybe it's just the speed that I can't keep up 😅
@@steve7669 in my “Classical” playlist, you’ll find La Campanella. That’s from a long time ago. But it was years after my prime with one single take. So it didn’t sound very polished. But you can probably tell I used to play it well. Much more difficult than Unravel.
currently learning this. The difficulty is so unbalanced lmfao. I was able to master the beginning in a couple of hours but the wall is so hard to do even in half speed
From the Wall, it continues to the end. I rarely had to go sooooo slowly during learning.
How often do you post?
@@Supercool69soccer every Friday at 7am EST.
Hey do you mind asking me if i could learn this in 3 months
Could you learn this in 3 months?
(I followed your instruction)
@@RichardYangPianohahahah Albert Einstein!!
how do i increase strength and dex at tremelo part in section F, i still cant get it right ? do i press hard or just focus on wrist rotation ,not sure how i can accentuate the notes especially the middle note with the index finger. :( been practicing for weeks
Bigger hands will help. But if your hands are as small as mine, make sure the fingers are standing strong (no weak fingers), and let your wrist do the work. Try to feel what it’s like to lock your 2nd and 5th finger together so that they always play together. When you force it locked, you’ll feel tension on the forearm. But once you’re familiar with what it feels like to lock these two fingers together, you can next experiment different ways to relax. Easier said than done I know.
Can someone give me an adviece to the secon main melody part were u also play like extra notes in the right hand on me it really sounds sooo wrong
If you’re talking about securing D, pg 3 first line, observe that the melody notes correspond with the left hand.
For the 16th notes, try to feel the 3-3-2 flow. Practice by clapping 3 notes, 3 notes, then 2 notes, with accent on the first of each group. That should help you.
@@RichardYangPiano ty but i mean like on the first page at the end of the second line does it come at speed to the end or do i make something wrong because its sounds like so bad on ur vid the part is min 2:40
You need to play this very very slowly, as slow as need be, one 8th note at a time. If you do that, you should be able to play it very soon.
@@RichardYangPiano okay ty very much
Hello guys im now at the third page and i wanted to ask how do u practice 2 melodys in 1 hand corectly like it doesnt sound like it like it should be would be nich how i could learn this cause i dont find anything about it on YT
Time stamp? Did my video not explain?
Its the begginning of the D/E but i mean how to practice this over all not the specific part
@@TobZ750 the overall practice strategy is going to sound boring. You want to play so slowly that you can play it perfectly. How slow, try one beat every 10 seconds. After you play a note, wait until you find the next note, you’re sure of it, then play. However slow. It’s by playing parts “perfectly” that trains your hand/brain. Mistakes are there to confuse you.
I cannot stress this enough. A lot of people think I can just magically play this because I’m “good”. That’s not true. I practiced so slowly to get it. But when I do practice, I aim to play perfectly however slow. Now that I’m good, my “slow” may not be too slow, but it’s a pace that I can play perfectly.
Okay ty much ill try it right now
My brain hurts at section G 😓
That’s a difficult spot for sure.
My brain hurts at the last part of section C 17:05
Where can I get the sheet
m.mymusicsheet.com/animenzzz/41493
what piano are u using?
This one is a Yamaha GB3 entry level baby grand.
@@RichardYangPiano when i use yamaha electric piano, it doesnt exactly sound like yours, what part of the piano do i need exactly?
This is an acoustic baby grand. Obviously if you have an electric piano it’ll sound different.
I can’t read sheet music should I be learning this 😂😂😂
Not even close man. This is difficult stuff even though I can read music like I read English.
Thanks for the quick reply , but how would you recommend I get to that level , i have been playing for 4 months I can play a simplified version of the song but can’t quite catch the rhythm for some parts , although I have no clue how to read sheet music I feel like Iam rushing it 😂😂😂
@@Justmewapiano To be very honest, if you’re at “months”, Animenz is not for you YET. Of course you can try. But my advice as a teacher is, please don’t. Reason is, obviously you’ll have a hard time to even get the notes. During this trial and error, a LOT of bad habits and mistakes will be built into your muscle memory, which pretty much guarantees you’ll never be able to play it later on, the piece is ruined.
Now, there are ways to get there. You want to play something challenging but not something way over your head, that’s how you can achieve actual progress.
I recommend Final Fantasy Piano Collections. Start from FF IV, and work your way up. These are great music, manageable for intermediate players, “doable” by beginners eventually. That’s the right path. Jumping straight to Unravel will ruin your chance of ever playing it.
@@RichardYangPianoomg thanks so much for your advice I will definitely do that , I had no idea it can ruin the piece for me 😢, I will check out the final fantasy collections, final question should I learn the collection using sheet music or just like UA-cam tutorials?
@@Justmewapiano Tip for beginner: reading music is extremely important. If you don’t yet know how, a cheat is to stare at the sheet music while listening to the recording. And convince yourself that what you’re looking at is what is being played. And once you can “imitate”, do this exercise again. Convince yourself that this is it while listening to the recording. Those UA-cam MIDI synthesizer videos, while they don’t do you any harm, they won’t help “too” much. You can eventually follow the fingering and stuff. But I have to reiterate, reading music is extremely important. The more you can read the faster you can learn.
Take me as an example. I used to pump out a piece every other day. If I didn’t know how to read fluently, my channel, as is, would’ve taken a decade to build.
How come you have the time to reply to every comment?
@@Supercool69soccer I’m a middle-aged man, stuck in a 9-5 job, husband and dad, so keeping touch with friends is non-existent. In all, not much going on. I want to feel more connected.
How do you even do the beginning he didn’t even teach good
@@Supercool69soccer I did mention if you can’t handle the beginning this piece is way too difficult for you.
I’ve been playing piano for 4 years I know how to play but I haven’t heard this song
@@RichardYangPiano😭😭😭😭 I can’t play the wall part because I don’t have a big enough keyboard. I wish I had a bigger one but I can’t afford it. 😢
i'll definitely return to this when i get a 7 octave piano
Yeah, you’ll kinda need enough keys for this stuff.
What?
@@Supercool69soccer what?
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Actually, I'll comment the rest of my timestamps moving forward under this so I don't litter this comments section
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