How did you find your way to your instrument? When did your piano journey start? Let me know in the comments❤ Here is the full interview with Pianos Maene: ua-cam.com/video/d_HBY9Z1p78/v-deo.html
Hi Annique, my parents introduced the piano to me when i was 6 and it instantly clicked for me. I started playing through the grades and went to some small conpetitions in China. I am now in Australia and just recently finished my Piano Certificate of Performance. Its not my goal to become a profession pianist, but would love to pursue it for the rest of my life. You are a massive inspiration for me, keep up the good work with your channel : )
@cupofbubbletea2166 Hi Annique! I learned basics of notes and music notation at 6. I knew which keys to press but never took it seriously. After SW: ATOC "Across the Stars" I went to the piano and tried to get that tune. After that I got some books with very basic pieces and the rest is history. I thank John Williams for motivating me, and Mozart for making me fall in love with classical music.
I love, love, love this interview and subject matter! I trained classically and had my share of blackouts on stage. The fear of performing finally won and I stopped playing for decades and chose another career. I wish I could have learned from Annique’s wisdom and example. She is brilliant and I love her for her talent and her honesty. She is also fun and well rounded. I would argue that people who never fail on stage are often failing in other areas of their life like not enjoying their families or other interests. Bravo to you and Anniqiue for sharing this message. Today I play for my own joy and allow myself to be human and not perfect. ❤❤❤
This is, by far, the most informative, entertaining, and inspiring podcast/interview I have ever seen. The questions and answers were very honest and revealing. I have followed Annique on her channel for a long time, but this interview showed a side of her methods and mentality that I had not seen before. Great stuff!! If this first episode is any indication of future discussions and interviews, then this podcast will be hugely successful. Bravo!
Around 21:00, you were talking about the attention timespan of the audience. IMHO, this interview is too long, at least longer than my attention span. Nevertheless, I am a big fan of Annique as a person and as a pianist, and I love her YT channel.
How did you find your way to your instrument? When did your piano journey start? Let me know in the comments❤
Here is the full interview with Pianos Maene:
ua-cam.com/video/d_HBY9Z1p78/v-deo.html
Hi Annique, my parents introduced the piano to me when i was 6 and it instantly clicked for me. I started playing through the grades and went to some small conpetitions in China. I am now in Australia and just recently finished my Piano Certificate of Performance. Its not my goal to become a profession pianist, but would love to pursue it for the rest of my life. You are a massive inspiration for me, keep up the good work with your channel : )
Edit would love to becom a professional pianist if my life would rewind. I think its too late for me now to pursue this 'dream' of my.
@cupofbubbletea2166 Hi Annique! I learned basics of notes and music notation at 6. I knew which keys to press but never took it seriously. After SW: ATOC "Across the Stars" I went to the piano and tried to get that tune. After that I got some books with very basic pieces and the rest is history. I thank John Williams for motivating me, and Mozart for making me fall in love with classical music.
I love, love, love this interview and subject matter! I trained classically and had my share of blackouts on stage. The fear of performing finally won and I stopped playing for decades and chose another career. I wish I could have learned from Annique’s wisdom and example. She is brilliant and I love her for her talent and her honesty. She is also fun and well rounded. I would argue that people who never fail on stage are often failing in other areas of their life like not enjoying their families or other interests. Bravo to you and Anniqiue for sharing this message. Today I play for my own joy and allow myself to be human and not perfect. ❤❤❤
This was such an interesting conversation! More of it, please!
This is, by far, the most informative, entertaining, and inspiring podcast/interview I have ever seen. The questions and answers were very honest and revealing. I have followed Annique on her channel for a long time, but this interview showed a side of her methods and mentality that I had not seen before. Great stuff!! If this first episode is any indication of future discussions and interviews, then this podcast will be hugely successful. Bravo!
Annique has such a nice personality.
This is the No.1 podcast😮
Bravo 👏🏽, I really love all the interview, was very interesting, please more podcast with more fantastic musicians ✨
Thank you! We are working on it ☺️
Bravissimo Annique!😊🛡️🚭😇📽️✨💫🌐🏡🎼🖖🥰:-)
Anniqie inspires me to begin to play piano with joy from zero level at my age of 70 even though I have played some wrong notes. M
Around 21:00, you were talking about the attention timespan of the audience. IMHO, this interview is too long, at least longer than my attention span. Nevertheless, I am a big fan of Annique as a person and as a pianist, and I love her YT channel.
This is kind of sad. College lectures last 1h30 and young people does not have the attention span for that.
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Is that the guy making the 1 min, 10 mins, 1hour challenge for 4 hands? I think it was Beethoven 5th
Annique created the video, but indeed Slava was the other pianist in the video