Thanks for watching. I’m sorry I messed up a lot of notes on this but this was the best recording I had. This has been the most anticipated and requested piece on my channel and those of you who have followed my Instagram(nicolas_piano) have been able to watch my progress on this piece. Thanks again make sure to subscribe!
Wow!:) Your skill has been improved remarkably! It's growing pretty fast. If you practice longer, you could learn to relax your hands. Then you can play all parts at a constant speed.
Cool Kid yep, I was her 26th subscriber, I can tell you kassia is so amazing at piano but also a very nice woman I talk with her a lot on discord and she helped me a lot with this piece I played In this video. Go subscribe to her!
RaidenCham hopefully it will at some point, many of those videos with similar aged people playing the same piece I did here have had there video up for multiple years and at some point I think the UA-cam algorithm just recommends it. But I really have no idea XD
Nicolas ! your grandfather's presence came through the notes as you played so magically. We met at his surprise birthday party where you played for us. He spoke so highly of your talent and how he wanted to send you his best grand piano which we both test played to see if it was good enough for you. As your guardian angel he is so near and so proud! la
This is incredible that fact your 12 and play this I can only play some of it because I can’t be bothered to learn the rest of it YOUUUR GIFTED THIS IS EXTREMELY HARD OMGGGGGGG
SO WONDERFUL!!!!! Thank you for my favourite Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, the third movement, and for an excellent performance, of course, my "like-thumb up-upvote" 28 for this great video, my warm heartfelt greetings from Poland, have a happy Sunday. Joanna
That is actually a great performance! I don’t really care about note mistakes, I care about rhythmic mistakes and there was a little here in this performance so try to practice with a metronome if you don’t. Still a great performance with really good dynamics!
Steps How to Successfully play harder songs. 1. Reach to a tenth and more 2. Play for over 5 years 3. Play slow to fast 4. Don’t pound on the piano. If you do, you’ll make it slower and get the wrong notes.
I know how people uhhh moonlight sonata 3rd movement is soon eassyyyy but for your age you have done a nice job at the age of 9 I was only playing alla turcas I wish I had found this sooner + 1 sub
At 0:15, play slower and make the notes more clean, it will be way more pleasant to the ear. Faster is not always better. Anyway, good progress here, it's still a very though piece.
Very impressive dude. How long did it take you to learn and memorize this piece? Btw. Can you play some rachmaninoff and chopin?( Like for example rachs prelude 3 no 2 and chopins grande valse brilliante)
Ok ? Thank you, it took me a few months to learn and memorize this piece. A lot of the time spent learning this time was polishing it to make it sound good and not just play the notes. Also I am currently learning some Chopin and in the future possibly Rachmaninoff thank you for your suggestions and comment!
Thanks for watching. I’m sorry I messed up a lot of notes on this but this was the best recording I had. This has been the most anticipated and requested piece on my channel and those of you who have followed my Instagram(nicolas_piano) have been able to watch my progress on this piece. Thanks again make sure to subscribe!
Wow!:) Your skill has been improved remarkably! It's growing pretty fast. If you practice longer, you could learn to relax your hands. Then you can play all parts at a constant speed.
Kassia thank you kassia! I am always thankful for your support
Omg kassia she famous
Cool Kid yep, I was her 26th subscriber, I can tell you kassia is so amazing at piano but also a very nice woman I talk with her a lot on discord and she helped me a lot with this piece I played In this video. Go subscribe to her!
Thisplace Trash no
@Haruki-Kun Piano I haven't talked with her much in the past years and im pretty sure she deleted that discord account sorry i couldn't help more
Pero que capo
I'm surprised this hasn't gone viral I've seen videos just like this that have soo many views and can't believe this doesn't.
RaidenCham hopefully it will at some point, many of those videos with similar aged people playing the same piece I did here have had there video up for multiple years and at some point I think the UA-cam algorithm just recommends it. But I really have no idea XD
WOW! Great job Nicolas! So proud of you son!
Byron Nobis thanks
Nicolas !
your grandfather's presence came through the notes as you played so magically.
We met at his surprise birthday party where you played for us. He spoke so highly of your talent and how he wanted to send you his best grand piano which we both test played to see if it was good enough for you. As your guardian angel he is so near and so proud! la
This is incredible that fact your 12 and play this I can only play some of it because I can’t be bothered to learn the rest of it YOUUUR GIFTED THIS IS EXTREMELY HARD OMGGGGGGG
Melissa Piano thank you so much! I love your Instagram do much I wish you the best of luck in learning pieces! EVERYONE GO FOLLOW @melissapianoo
Nicolas Nobis that’s amazing! I am can play the same thing but slower, I’m 11.
Mr Toilet man nice
Just watched your HR2 at 11 years old and there is alot of improvement goddamn
SO WONDERFUL!!!!! Thank you for my favourite Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, the third movement, and for an excellent performance, of course, my "like-thumb up-upvote" 28 for this great video, my warm heartfelt greetings from Poland, have a happy Sunday. Joanna
JOANNA Wrońska thank you so much for your kind message
this is very impressive :3
Thanks!
Good job ig
Since you’ve learned this, now learn un sospiro. I’m going to learn it when I’m finished with nocturne in d flat major. Nice phrasing!
excellent
Sliipe thanks
I’ve been learning this piece for a very long time and I know how difficult it is! well done !
Nit Wox thank you! Good luck on learning it!
That is actually a great performance! I don’t really care about note mistakes, I care about rhythmic mistakes and there was a little here in this performance so try to practice with a metronome if you don’t. Still a great performance with really good dynamics!
Apple Thank you!
Very nice!
Gaba Films thanks
Steps How to Successfully play harder songs.
1. Reach to a tenth and more
2. Play for over 5 years
3. Play slow to fast
4. Don’t pound on the piano. If you do, you’ll make it slower and get the wrong notes.
I have passed all of these
except for the tenth I can't reach that I can only reach ninth
I know how people uhhh moonlight sonata 3rd movement is soon eassyyyy but for your age you have done a nice job at the age of 9 I was only playing alla turcas I wish I had found this sooner + 1 sub
me: can play the first parf of the piece and feels like a piano god.
youtube: literally any 12yo kid can play this.
Flex good luck with song and I felt the same way when I saw a 7 year old play it!
You made a little typo there:
Any 12yo asian kid*
At 0:15, play slower and make the notes more clean, it will be way more pleasant to the ear. Faster is not always better. Anyway, good progress here, it's still a very though piece.
Very impressive dude. How long did it take you to learn and memorize this piece?
Btw. Can you play some rachmaninoff and chopin?( Like for example rachs prelude 3 no 2 and chopins grande valse brilliante)
Ok ? Thank you, it took me a few months to learn and memorize this piece. A lot of the time spent learning this time was polishing it to make it sound good and not just play the notes. Also I am currently learning some Chopin and in the future possibly Rachmaninoff thank you for your suggestions and comment!
@@nicolasnobis9141 yeah, making a piece sound great is very important and it's a very important step to master it.
Why are not you posting weekly anymore?
Music farm life I stopped that a while ago but when I learn a new piece I will upload it
Not 100 subs yet tho
Music farm life Ik this isn’t 100 subs special