500,000 SUBSCRIBERS!!! It's hard to believe that there are so many of you here, you are an absolutely incredible community!! To thank you all here is another one of the most requested pieces to be performed on the channel, and with this one we also welcome the third pianist to the channel, Tae-Seung Park. As one of Chopin's most difficult pieces, with one of the most misleading introductions, it's amazing to realize that behind the insane difficulty is also an insanely beautiful piece, and this is why Chopin's Etudes were such a big deal during his time - he revolutionized the Etude.
Underrated, fuck Spotify, they dare to advertise their own goddam site at max ducking volume just play a normal ad, even if it’s 6ads in a row and “30 min of uninterrupted music” is a goddam lie
I remember hearing this for the first time. I was like "yeah that's a nice calm opening..." then I fell off my chair. Same thing happened with the 2nd ballade. Should invest in a more secure chair tbf.
From 1:41 the left hand DOES help, plays a couple chromatic scales then goes back to a minor chords. And 2 more places the left hand does play some scales
Why is this so true I literally played Hungarian rhapsody No 2 and they’re like “sounds like random notes” and then I play Mario bros and everyone goes crazy
Winter Wind is so beautiful. This is my favorite piece by Chopin because of the amount of emotion put into this. It’s actually crazy. I get chills almost every time I listen to this. I do tend to learn this piece in the future but right now, I’m still working on my journey of becoming a professional pianist like you, Rousseau. :)
Hi piano, if you like a song with emotions you will love a classic song named happy birthday, but is very hard so I don't recommend you learn it. It is said that happy birthday was tried by Liszt once and he died because of the sheer difficulty. It is so hard that only simply piano ads can perform it 😰
This is incredible. This guy has basically the level of a concert pianist, and being able to watch him play the piano from above is a real chance. Thanks UA-cam, and thanks Rousseau! No wonder the 550k subs in 7 months!
How to enjoy the music: Step 1 close your eyes at the start of the video Step 2 think that you are in a peaceful garden and this will be a peaceful song Step 3 wait and see
For people who wanna learn the piece, it's easier than it looks. Because Chopin makes sure it is really comfortable for your fingers. I think that it's not the hardest etude because the technique is not very special compared to opus 10 no 2 and opus 25 no 6. For pieces like this, you have to start and see how it ends. Don't expect you can master it in like a month, or even a year. But still like the first page 0:00 - 0:38, the easiest of all, is doable, even for an intermediate player.
The visualization really added an essential element for me. I could finally relate the hands with the music. It really does make you realize how much practice is necessary to perform the piece with no errors
@@sagar1992 yea i know bach is a genius and by far the most influential pianist to ever live but chopin is quite underrated he atleast is comparable to liszt's music that is currently used not using his original pieces for comparizon that he simplified
@dude with no life To be able to perfect your technique enough to be consistent. That's not how long learning the piece would take to learn, rather how long it takes to get prepared to start learning the actual piece. Your level of skill has to be up there considering this is arguably one of the hardest pieces on piano.
The hands are mesmerizing. The amount of time and effort that went into the muscle memory required to play a piece like this... And it sounds so good. It sounds *brilliant*. Musicians are a treasure.
This is merely a study, a practise piece for technique. Let that sink in. Not a waltz, or a dance, just a GODDAMN STUDY. Dammit Chopin stop trolling us.
The point of Chopins etudes was to bring melody and harmony to the practice so it's not just busywork. You start out not being able to play it, but as you practice over and over, your technique does improve and you've got new beautiful pieces in your repertoire.
Somebody: How fast is this piece? Chopin: yes Somebody: what? Chopin: You know, people don’t always have two hands Somebody: I don’t get it Chopin: *smiles devishly* big mistake asking…
My mind can literally not comprehend how people can actually do this. Like, it's astonishing to me. I know it takes a lot of practice but my stiff fingers could never. Pianists are seriously so underrated.
I’m a profesional pianist I go to a special school and am currently working on this piece. I have to submit a recording tommorow but I am not ready so I have been practicing endlessly but I cannot get this piece down I end up just banging the piano keys furiously 😭
Very carefully and slowly practised is how you’ll get it! 😅 I’m working on it right now for the Gina Bachauer competition and the first page was definitely the hardest at first but once you recognise the patterns it’s actually a lot smoother as you go. Just play it slow and get the notes right and the speed will come. Although, full disclosure, I’m probably one of the worst at following that advice and my teachers gets mad at me for it 😂😂
This isn't really bad. Left hand is mostly minor chords. Right hand is descending chromatic chaos. Wait. I said chords. Lol. Of course, doing it to speed takes a huge amount of hard work and talent.
This piece is easier then it seems, etudes all seem hard because of the speed, but it’s a lot of repeating the same melody with different notes. Just practice everything slow with metronome and you will surprised how fast you learn it.
I remember when I was just a student looking for a piano in a shop and then someone just started playing this master piece in front of me, he was amazing! So I just leave the idea to be a profesional and I bough a flute ✌️
@@Alexis-pl8dg Sometimes they modify it, and it’s not cheating, if u want to see a performance go on concert. We have tools, not using them would be stupid
@Kappagantula Chandrasekhar I might in the future, but I am planning on rewriting it and adding more detail and emotion into it sometime soon. it will be called "Runaway" if/ when I release it :)
The problem with learning any difficult piece like this, is that you feel a sense of accomplishment. You then listen to the piece played by others on youtube to compare ideas and come across a 5 year old chinese girl playing the piece better than you. . .
You can play this with a lot of hard work and practice, you only need read the sheet for some days/weeks and don't be accomplished. For example I am not a great pianist like lang lang or yuha, (im not a beginner or a professional) but I learned Liebestraum 3 by Liszt in 15/20 days, 3 weeks ago, and now I think that I do a great interpretation. The secret is read all the pages of the sheet, watch and hear another artist and the signs on the sheet, and record your interpretation when you are learning the piece, because doing this you can watch your mistakes.
Me: *Messing around on the piano, and pushing random keys really fast* Chopin: "Oh so you think you're better than me, huh? Challenge accepted" (I changed the comment that way people would stop making a big fuss about how I "stole a comment"[which I never intended to do. Sorry I didn't know and I apologize for that])
Lemme fix that: 50% - 0:21 jokes 30% - Chopin 5% - Winter jokes 5% - Your Lie In April, Emi (the pianist) 5% - Green Book 3% - How pro Rousseau is 2% - CSA (Comment Section Analysis)
Basically I got in an Uber and my Uber driver told me he was a music professor for a university and a High School. During this quarantine he mastered this song on the piano! Long story short this is why I’m here! Shout out to him for being amazing!
Rousseau: completes the whole piece in 4 mins and can probably complete it with his eyes closed Me: spends the last 5 hours trying to learn it and can now only do the first line
500,000 SUBSCRIBERS!!! It's hard to believe that there are so many of you here, you are an absolutely incredible community!! To thank you all here is another one of the most requested pieces to be performed on the channel, and with this one we also welcome the third pianist to the channel, Tae-Seung Park. As one of Chopin's most difficult pieces, with one of the most misleading introductions, it's amazing to realize that behind the insane difficulty is also an insanely beautiful piece, and this is why Chopin's Etudes were such a big deal during his time - he revolutionized the Etude.
Congrats!!!!!!!!🎊🍾🎉
Congrats :,)
Keep it up Rousseau! I completly loove your performances 😍
Mazeppa for 600 000 sub ?
Funeral march by Chopin next?
this piece is the BEST for those “oh you play the piano? show me” moments I swear
😂😂🔥🔥🙌
Bragging rights, yes. This and Moonlight Sonata Mt3 and any of Listz pieces 😂
Superiorcalico liebestraum no 3 is much harder than it looks
@@brio9282 and when some kid plays fur elise everyones like OmG uR sO gOoD
it pissee me off so much
Liszt's rhapsodies if not Chopin's and Debussy's etudes: Note here, note there, note in margin: "34 keys between these two".
;)
Cat: runs on piano
Chopin: Write that down! Write that down!
Charles the french 😂
Charles the French lol
Yaaa Charles the french😂😂😂
LMFAO
Where is Charles the French?
0:21
*_Top ten greatest beat drops of all time_*
True 😂😂😂
I literally say this everytime I hear this song.
YASS QUEEN
Drop harder than a 737max
It’s an offensive joke what do u expect?
*second Ballade has entered the chat*
Chopin: “Listen to this new piece I’ve been working on.”
Some guy: “That sounds easy”
Chopin: “and i took that personally”
LOL
This comment doesnt even make sense
yea it does
@@blacksmite4128 he means the beginning is painfully easy and then it suddenly just kills your right hand
For real though
Literally the definition of "I can play the first few bars".
FACTSSSS
I AGREE
Underrated
PLSSS
I can't even Play that
0:00- 0:21 me about to sleep
0:22: Spotify premium ad
Not Scarce you deserve more likes
Underrated, fuck Spotify, they dare to advertise their own goddam site at max ducking volume just play a normal ad, even if it’s 6ads in a row and “30 min of uninterrupted music” is a goddam lie
Kyunyi Dela Cruz no he deserved a spotify premuim for a peaceful sleep
U deserve more likes
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 you made my day
I remember hearing this for the first time. I was like "yeah that's a nice calm opening..." then I fell off my chair. Same thing happened with the 2nd ballade. Should invest in a more secure chair tbf.
Luke Faulkner 😂😂😂
Buy pewdiepie's 399 chair
It's a great price
It can also do THIS
Same haha
hONESTLY THAT PART SCARED ME ITS SO LOUD😂
Luke Faulkner same 🤣🤣
Thank you so much Rousseau for teaching me how to play!
I can proudly say that I memorized 0:00 - 0:18
LOL
now do the rest.. come on it’s so easy ;)
@@the_rat_in_your_walls257 well technically, the notes are, the timing isn't though...
579 likes but only 3 comments after one year? Damn, lemme fix that.
@@irisl1558 thanks bro
Left hand: u okay there?
Right hand: no, I’m dying, could I get some help?
Left hand: naw, good luck
1:42
Right hand: *revenge is mine*
Lol
From 1:41 the left hand DOES help, plays a couple chromatic scales then goes back to a minor chords. And 2 more places the left hand does play some scales
@Below Average Pianist +1000000
Below Average Pianist oof as a left handed person that's easy but most difficult ones are on the right side
@Below Average Pianist YES OMG
One day on simply piano: 0:04
Two days on simply piano: 0:12
Three days on simply piano: 0:21
🤣
Lmmfaoo
Hell yeah I use simply piano for 6 days and I'm playing the flight of the bumblebee at 4x speed
Underrated
I really hate simply piano ads
Hey Chopin, I only have two hands.
Lmao he's dead, his ghost is reading this. 😅😅
Omarys bless haha true😝
Chopin: wElL i hAve 36 sO gEt oN mY lEvEL nOoB
Underrated comment
@@hopelesshaddy3332 KSHKSHSKSJ AHAHAHA
This is the calmest Chopin etude!
-10 seconds later-
AAAAAAAAAAAAAA
True Very True
Tf kind of winter wind did chopin have a blizzard
He looked at the weather on mount everest and said "yep this is the perfect piece"
That's Poland. :/
maybe he writing this on a blizzard
XDD
lmao
My friend when i play this: stop pressing random notes
My friend when i play fur elise: omg you are so talented
Poor you-
Why is this so true
I literally played Hungarian rhapsody No 2 and they’re like “sounds like random notes”
and then I play Mario bros and everyone goes crazy
This makes me mad like holy-
They just don't get it.
Just show them the music sheet, I bet that they would say that they are random notes
Mozart - makes people cry
Beethoven - makes pianists cry
Chopin - makes the piano and the pianists both cry
Liszt had some fun too
Liszt:
Isn’t Mozart known for his happy pieces?
@@johannesklove I’m guessing he’s talking about his requiem
@@quietindigo7027 oh, that makes sence
This is what makes people fall in love with piano.
I love this piece and piano i ahve been playing for a year and i think im playing this in 3 years or 2 im 10
The first time I saw a piano I knew we were for each other ❤
@@lindas5385 Keep it up! Good luck on learning.
It made me fall in love with a piano
@@TheFoxMannit's been 9 months, howzit goin'?
The beginning is when you’re chilling on your phone.
0:21 is when you realize you have a project due tomorrow.
omg haha i can relate to that
Or when you realize your lesson is the next day and you haven't practiced one bit. Totally not what's happening over here
cades it’s midnight and you have till 6 am to get it done.
HAHAHAHAHA SO TRUE
This represent me, haha
*this is the kind of wind that throws you off a cliff*
I would be the one to fall😂
😂💓🙌
Lol
lmao
@@trebleto_thebass1051 lmao
Chopin has the paid version of piano everyone else is stuck on the free trial
lmao
Underrated comment.
lmao yes
That's the product of no Wi-Fi or electricity. Just a piano.
*YES*
This piece LITERALLY describes the phrase "if you can play slowly you can play quickly"
True
They had us in the first 21 seconds, not gonna lie.
LMAO underrated comment
Ye
Pffttt
Not gonna lie in april*
@@rayanzuhayr5731 LOL, PLEASE MAKE THAT AN ACTUAL COMMENT
The first bars are there to show that the piano works first before playing .
Why does this comment only have 353 likes?
it was chopin warming up but he kept it in
best comment
No thats how the song actually starts
@@fizzy1922 r/whoosh
Lyrics:
0:00 Daa da da daaa daaa daaa daa daaa
0:21
LINGLINGLINGLINGLINGLINGLINGLINGLINGLINGLINGLINGLINGLINGLING
HAHAHAHA
Is thata a TwoSet Reference?
Just a quick note: the melody is in the left hand
Ling Ling
WHY U COMMENT AND NOT PRACTICING 40 HOURS
Winter Wind is so beautiful. This is my favorite piece by Chopin because of the amount of emotion put into this. It’s actually crazy. I get chills almost every time I listen to this. I do tend to learn this piece in the future but right now, I’m still working on my journey of becoming a professional pianist like you, Rousseau. :)
So you gonna be a piano, not pianIST?
@@효주박-f7f WAIT NO THATS NOT WHAT I MEANT 😭😭
@@효주박-f7f I just realized that lmaooo
Hi piano, if you like a song with emotions you will love a classic song named happy birthday, but is very hard so I don't recommend you learn it. It is said that happy birthday was tried by Liszt once and he died because of the sheer difficulty. It is so hard that only simply piano ads can perform it 😰
@@fromhl7619 bro stop being obnoxious
"finally an easy piano piece I can play this"
21 seconds later: ok I'll just sell my piano online
try minute waltz, its easier
YAGOO!?
Try ode to joy
Waltz in a minor or prelude in e minor are relatively easy and they are beautiful pieces, those two are good option considering is Chopin
omg yagoo
Man his fingers are so fast, there's smoke coming out of them.
😂😂🔥🙌
look closely its a girl this time
@@mrgamer-jl2ky not a girl, Park Tae Seung is a male name
kyu_1004 Dat supposed to be sexist or something?!
@@ginjiu4ye would you name a girl Chad
me trying to learn this in a month:
my fingers: no
my sleep schedule: no
my grades: no
Did you learn it? I am trying now too. How is it going for you?❤
Denitsa Vasileva i have learned the intro but my keyboard apparently is missing an octave so i cant play it
@@leojohnson3045 that's not funny anymore people Are actually dying because of this. 🙁
im in year 6 (finishing year of music school) and I really like this song so I would like to learn it
Me too
00:00 me sleeping
00:21 my alarm at 6 a.m.
0:00 - 0:21 The Beginning of 2020
0:21 - 4:09 The first 3 months of 2020
Update: we're screwed for the whole year and probably ti'll next year.
Lmao fr tho ;-;-;-;
Coronavirus right
Wow that’s so sad but so true
Why is this so accurate
No joke 😂
This is incredible. This guy has basically the level of a concert pianist, and being able to watch him play the piano from above is a real chance. Thanks UA-cam, and thanks Rousseau! No wonder the 550k subs in 7 months!
The performer is not him
@RWDS What?
@RWDS Look at Rousseau's comment lol
@@coragon42 they're asking how you heard this
@@-433comps8 Oh
it says in Rousseau's pinned comment
Interestingly, the origin of jumpscares is not from a horror movie.
Minh Nguyen yea what the hell that first part after dun dun got me surprised
@@patricetan dude that's up there with one of the greatest comments I've ever read
0:04 oh this is nice 0:22 😳 *falls off chair*
Yeah, definitely doesn't beat the first I listened to Haydn's Surprise Symphony
How to enjoy the music:
Step 1 close your eyes at the start of the video
Step 2 think that you are in a peaceful garden and this will be a peaceful song
Step 3 wait and see
For people who wanna learn the piece, it's easier than it looks. Because Chopin makes sure it is really comfortable for your fingers. I think that it's not the hardest etude because the technique is not very special compared to opus 10 no 2 and opus 25 no 6. For pieces like this, you have to start and see how it ends. Don't expect you can master it in like a month, or even a year. But still like the first page 0:00 - 0:38, the easiest of all, is doable, even for an intermediate player.
My fingers while I'm watching:
*Snap out of it. You're a violinst*
*You're lucky*
Violinist have their own hard things brought directly from hell, you should still be worried
@@brucewayne7329 Violinist have paganini.
@@octave11thpianist58 they have Wieniawski
@@octave11thpianist58 lol true
What you learn in class: 0:04
What you get as homework: 0:12
What you see on the exam: 0:21
Ha funny!
So true!😂😂
UNDERRATED
Precise 😂
UNDERRATED
"I paid for the whole piano, I'm going to use the whole piano"
Lmao
perfect
amen
Not to be that type of guy, but it's spelled 'paid'
KingEddiam shhh with the power of editing I shall fix my brain fart. This stays between you and me, please, I need clout.
0:42
That low C gave me chills
*shudders
same
when I play it the low notes give me brain short circuit
Chill up
lol
3:28 Chopin really invented the bass drop
fr that sounded sick
nu uh vivaldi did
Level 1: easy
Level 2: medium
Level 3: hard
Level 4: insane
Level 5: Rousseau messes up
@@dp-zn8bd wdym? Are you talking about Jean Jacque Rousseau or what
whο knοws?? Its not Rousseau playing, it says at the beginning
@@jagp135 oof I didn't notice.
Level 6: Lang Lang
Symphony Bliss Level 99: Ling Ling
Poor Chopin, he must have experienced a few blizzards to get this impression of a winter wind..
Reminds me more of the intro in The Wizzard of Oz
Well he was from Poland and winters in Poland can be harsh
Haha canada gang
He was polish.
The piece was named that after he was dead lmao
The visualization really added an essential element for me. I could finally relate the hands with the music. It really does make you realize how much practice is necessary to perform the piece with no errors
Much easier to analyze music if you see it in a form like this too
*Does anyone just imagine themselves playing pieces like these and impressing people or is it just me-*
Idk some humans do
Ur not alone 😂
I'm tryna learn this piece lol
BRUH SAME
Stop spreading my secret-
0:00 - Me looking at the screen because Rousseau uploaded a new video
0:21 - Me falling down the stairs
@ATs Magic Shop I got startled at 0:21 ...XD poor you
Love your comment....XD
This is the first time some comment made me laugh
@@priyankasoni_2310 Thank you, glad to know that it is amusing.
@@ATsMagicShop Yah....XD
I had my speaker full volume while using the restroom and fell off the toilet
ATs Magic Shop I’m guessing you weren’t familiar with the song? Otherwise if you were, then you ‘fell down the stairs’ because you were so impressed?
1:42 Even Chopin's right arm needed a break.
if you get that far
Winter wind was too much for his right hand so he needed a bit of winter breeze
That's what he said.
Liszt
What, is he on the hub or something?
3:00OMG, I ADORE THIS PART!
Chopin: peacefully playing piano
A cat from nowhere: comes and jumps on piano
Chopin: damn, that sounds good
"Write that DOWN!"
Who do you think you are my Masterpieces are even better then your pieces
@@footballfreestyler6530 Bach to music was like Shakespeare to English language. Chopin can't compete with Bach in terms of musicality
🤣died laughing
@@sagar1992 yea i know bach is a genius and by far the most influential pianist to ever live but chopin is quite underrated he atleast is comparable to liszt's music that is currently used not using his original pieces for comparizon that he simplified
0:02 oh this song seems pretty easy, I wanna learn it.
0:22
exactly me
A « song » ??
@22Delia Fedele good luck
🤣🤣🤣
Songs have lyrics
Issa piece
I set this as my ringtone.
Now I wake up.
imagine: DILADILADILADILADILA DUM DUM DU DUM
Facts
ah yes what a pleasant beginning to a new daaaaAAAYYYY OHHH SHIT OK IM UP
With an heart attack?
I've been practicing this piece for years and I'm proud to say I have finally mastered this piece...
I mean, at least the first few notes.
I LOVE THIS COMMENT 😂
lol 😂
teacher: Don't worry, the test will be easy 0:05
the test: 0:21
lol xD
LMFAOOOOO
"I pay for the whole piano, I use the whole piano"
-Chopin, most probably.
-Liszt most definitely
@@joemammaABC123 Bethoven defnitily
Include Liszt and Beethoven
That Was Liszt not Chopin
Or me?
Man, Chopin’s music is filled with such emotion it’s insane
Agreed, I'd hate to sound like an old person when i say this, but the music of todays age usually just can't compete with chopins pieces.
@@BenjaminMartinyt
uuuh wacha say
-someone in early 2000s probably
honestly brought a tear to my eye
@@BenjaminMartinyt some of it can you just have to find it
literally can make u cry before u even play the score
Just finished this song last month on my own. It took me 2 years and I will say I am, at the very least, twice the pianist I was prior to learning it.
Because Chopin forgot that we only have 10 fingers
Julian Bintulan he is Chopin our fingers down
@@florailonastahl2609 he's got us Chopin up the notes...
Sho pan people
Its Sho-pawn
long ly r/woooosh
as a pianist, i cried by just looking at the score of this piece
I basically cried also, but when I started to play it, it wasn't that hard.
@@simpyoungyuk3885 really?
@@trebleclef9844 Well, the beginning wasn't that hard. I did pretty well on the first half of the piece, but after that, it was torture.
@@simpyoungyuk3885 oh ok
@@simpyoungyuk3885 🤣🤣
I promise myself, i will play this oneday.
Did it happen?
@@dudewithnolife7326 geez it's only been 5 months, give it like 5-8 years
@@fd985 damn does it take that long?
@dude with no life To be able to perfect your technique enough to be consistent. That's not how long learning the piece would take to learn, rather how long it takes to get prepared to start learning the actual piece. Your level of skill has to be up there considering this is arguably one of the hardest pieces on piano.
@@fd985 damn looks like took the piano to lightly
3:00 that pause right before that sequence, so good
This is where the modern “beat drop” came from
Where*
@@classicalsheetmusic1986 Thank you
Guess I'm a trendsetter now!
Nah Vivaldi's winter is the og.
@@Thunder-db6bk exactly what I was thinking
Fun fact: Chopin did not write the beginning. A friend suggested it to him.
oh that’s really interesting i has no idea
*Pretends I can’t hear.* Still, Chopin put the legendary part
Lol
Chopin would have made it like fast and complicated af
he must be a terrible musician then
The hands are mesmerizing. The amount of time and effort that went into the muscle memory required to play a piece like this... And it sounds so good. It sounds *brilliant*.
Musicians are a treasure.
2:40 rawest beat transition on piano to this day
Cuz Chopin is a God
Fair
No it 3:27
Ariya Thawonwong I stand corrected
the people who disliked this video are the ones who have to practice this piece
HA HA HA. I DONT AND CANT PLAY IT BUT I GAVE THUMBS UP.
LMAO IM TRYING
me. ugh
probably emi
Chrystal Kelley lololol
0:04: you need to go do some Chopin
0:21: you realise that you have to be Bach at home in 2 minutes
I'll get a Handel on myself
LOL...Very clever!
Puns
...and you can add that to your Liszt of pieces you want to learn someday.
Puns puns and puns its always with the puns these days
@@longly9133 u sound old not gonna lie
Sometimes we can't even say something, just feel it quiet. Truly amazing how this could be even possible to be played.
me: turns up volume because I can't hear
forte and risoluto: I'm about to end this man's whole career
Dooney 🎶 🚪 forte and risoluto 🎶 LET ME IN
Mee to I did that to
Carear^
ending this mans hearing you mean.
This is merely a study, a practise piece for technique. Let that sink in. Not a waltz, or a dance, just a GODDAMN STUDY. Dammit Chopin stop trolling us.
Chopin made this to flex on / troll everyone 😂
He be like: You doing scales for warmups/practice? I did THIS for warmups / practice!
chopin just out here stunting on EVERYBODY
He wanna fight with lizt that's why
The point of Chopins etudes was to bring melody and harmony to the practice so it's not just busywork. You start out not being able to play it, but as you practice over and over, your technique does improve and you've got new beautiful pieces in your repertoire.
Somebody: How fast is this piece?
Chopin: yes
Somebody: what?
Chopin: You know, people don’t always have two hands
Somebody: I don’t get it
Chopin: *smiles devishly* big mistake asking…
lmao wtf
Bro what?lol
😂😂😂
hOw FaST iS thIS S0nG
Its a piece
me: plays etude op 25 no 11
my friends: that's ok
me:plays giorno theme with 5 notes
my friends: 🤯
My mind can literally not comprehend how people can actually do this. Like, it's astonishing to me. I know it takes a lot of practice but my stiff fingers could never. Pianists are seriously so underrated.
I’m a profesional pianist I go to a special school and am currently working on this piece. I have to submit a recording tommorow but I am not ready so I have been practicing endlessly but I cannot get this piece down I end up just banging the piano keys furiously 😭
@@nathaniel9526 omg how did it go in the end???
It went well! I got an A on the assignment
Very carefully and slowly practised is how you’ll get it! 😅 I’m working on it right now for the Gina Bachauer competition and the first page was definitely the hardest at first but once you recognise the patterns it’s actually a lot smoother as you go. Just play it slow and get the notes right and the speed will come. Although, full disclosure, I’m probably one of the worst at following that advice and my teachers gets mad at me for it 😂😂
@@nathaniel9526 I know I’m late but I’m so happy for you! Hope one day I’ll get to a point where I can get an A in an assignment for this piece
I love how when you type easiest Chopin pieces, this comes up
This isn't really bad. Left hand is mostly minor chords. Right hand is descending chromatic chaos. Wait. I said chords. Lol. Of course, doing it to speed takes a huge amount of hard work and talent.
Mom I want to play an easy piece
But son, we already have an easy piece at home...
Easy piece at home:
This piece is easier then it seems, etudes all seem hard because of the speed, but it’s a lot of repeating the same melody with different notes. Just practice everything slow with metronome and you will surprised how fast you learn it.
@@randalthor7693 yh, talent and speed is neccesary for Chopin I guess
"Red and yellow. Anger and solitude"
YESS those where Emi's colors she showed in that piece
I see you are a man of culture as well
I see... another otaku...
Yeah, you are plenty of culture
KIMI DA YO KIMI NANDO DA YO
I remember when I was just a student looking for a piano in a shop and then someone just started playing this master piece in front of me, he was amazing! So I just leave the idea to be a profesional and I bough a flute ✌️
0:04 Chopin Being Nice to the noobs
0:21 Sike, u thought this’d be easy?
underrated
When the classical music has harder beat drop than every modern song ever.
IKR
That’s literally what I tell people when I show them this song and then they wanna change the song like.. yall this is the best song of all time. 💔
@@jeweldahlgren4470 PIECE
@@jeweldahlgren4470 also SHOW THE SONG?
FACTS LMFAO
Imagine if he missed a single note and had to record everything again.
Imagine messing up the chromatic run at the end
No he just modify the wrong note with midi on computer
Not a problem though ,he practiced this piece for thousand times
@@alek6208 he can't or else we would notice
@@Alexis-pl8dg Sometimes they modify it, and it’s not cheating, if u want to see a performance go on concert. We have tools, not using them would be stupid
i have never listened to this before and 0:21 gave me chills bro omg
“Red and Yellow. Her anger, and her loneliness.”
Arima, is that you?
A man of culture, I see.
WAHAHHA
We meet again men of culture🙂
Culture person
No you don’t understand, this literally inspired me to write a whole book about a runaway princess and I finished at like 4am
@Kappagantula Chandrasekhar I might in the future, but I am planning on rewriting it and adding more detail and emotion into it sometime soon. it will be called "Runaway" if/ when I release it :)
Lmao so true I felt the need to write some emotional shit like ur girlfriend being stuck in a blizzard it sounds so depressont
You’re kidding... THE FIRST TIME I HEARD THIS I GOT A BOOK IDEA TOO (but I’m terrible at writing so that probably won’t work out)
I will sponsor you... not right now though
o k
me imagining that i can play this and wow everyone
SØLOe just an imagination...😂
Omg something I think about every day
The problem with learning any difficult piece like this, is that you feel a sense of accomplishment. You then listen to the piece played by others on youtube to compare ideas and come across a 5 year old chinese girl playing the piece better than you. . .
You can play this with a lot of hard work and practice, you only need read the sheet for some days/weeks and don't be accomplished. For example I am not a great pianist like lang lang or yuha, (im not a beginner or a professional) but I learned Liebestraum 3 by Liszt in 15/20 days, 3 weeks ago, and now I think that I do a great interpretation. The secret is read all the pages of the sheet, watch and hear another artist and the signs on the sheet, and record your interpretation when you are learning the piece, because doing this you can watch your mistakes.
If it’s ur neighbour with 0 classical music training, ur better of playing fur Elise.
THIS GUY CAN PLAY ANYTHING WTF
That’s a different person
They’re all fr talented
I know I need to see who's behind this camera
@@roxiethecockapoo1138AI?
Me: *Messing around on the piano, and pushing random keys really fast*
Chopin: "Oh so you think you're better than me, huh? Challenge accepted"
(I changed the comment that way people would stop making a big fuss about how I "stole a comment"[which I never intended to do. Sorry I didn't know and I apologize for that])
Haha omygosh
Lmao
nice!
Not funny didn't laugh but nice try
@@ResonantP i agree
“Piano is the easiest to learn, but the hardest to master.”
true
So true
That makes no sense
How does that make no sense
@@collotdeschenes2332 Huh? It's not hard to understand it. But to perfect it is truly difficult.
hope im not the only imagining myself playing this on a public piano and impressing people...
I am too don't worry
@@stayarmymoatinyoncrack753 yea same
I listen to this song when im mad to calm down, now I hope to be able to play it one day to let it all out
I thought i was the only one....
Agree
I used to watch your videos and think playing piano is easy but then I started learning it's hard...respect to you...everybody keep learning...
50% of comments about 0:21 jokes
49% of comments about choppin
1% of comments how pro Tae-Seung is
Lemme fix that:
50% - 0:21 jokes
30% - Chopin
5% - Winter jokes
5% - Your Lie In April, Emi (the pianist)
5% - Green Book
3% - How pro Rousseau is
2% - CSA (Comment Section Analysis)
@@DupaChunner I, love you, my friend.
0:01 bcuz it’s played bu Tae-Seung Park, not Rousseau
Its not rousseau playing
Its Tae-Seung Park preforming Winter Wind...
1:10 my favourite part, it is really incredible.
Same
Basically I got in an Uber and my Uber driver told me he was a music professor for a university and a High School. During this quarantine he mastered this song on the piano! Long story short this is why I’m here! Shout out to him for being amazing!
4 minutes of total ecstasy with the jaw dropped, rushing with a mix of joy and disbelief ! Exactly that. Unbelievable!
Audience: what notes does your piece have?
Chopin: Yes
You called it a song?
Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin masterpiece*
that question didn’t make sense
this is a joke BUT. truely this is not true. its in "a minor" key so. ye. looked it up on google
@@pentabitsmusic actually it's in minor and major key, and in each key there is 7 notes, a b c d e f and g
I wish there was a way to add an effect to spray light from my fingers when I play the violin too. Attractive idea and sweet playing. 👏🏻
Sefa Emre İlikli Dont they make violins that glow a bit?
Play in front of a green screen and learn after effects
Sefa Emre İlikli I would also like that to happen while I play the violin
Twoset
I'll come back in 277 years when i have finally learned this piece.
literally
You’ll probably forget the first part when your at that age
Then you get dementia bc of old age and forget everything you learned.
peej haha life is hard
I actually learned the first part now lol
The 4 bars in piano history that make you breath the air on Mt. Olympus. Followed by a ruthless lesson on the meaning of ”knowing your place“
Someone in a bar :"hey you do you know how to play piano? Not only twinkle twinkle little star hahaha"
Chopin: 🤜🤚(crac) ✋🤛(crac)
You missed the other 4 hands
@@harryrandell8716 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Y E C R A C
@@delieibelieveicanfly9854 ن مخ مخ وه
زخرفه وه وه رآه
@@harryrandell8716 و ج0676799619ضض١
00:21 when you send a screenshot of conversation to the same person by mistake
Omfg I've done that and its sooooo embarrassing 😖
نظامي😂😂😂
M j وشفيك دخلتي عليهم عربي 😂😂
Oh daaaamn... I'd throw my phone and go live in the woods for the rest of my life if I did that
Alex Dihel lmao same
Rousseau: completes the whole piece in 4 mins and can probably complete it with his eyes closed
Me: spends the last 5 hours trying to learn it and can now only do the first line
its a hard life
Rousseau did not play this piece. He got another pianist; Tae-Sueng-Park; to play it for him.
@@pqin7601 True, but Tae-seung is one of the 3 pianists on this channel.(them being Rousseau, SPQ and Tae-seung Park)
I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS SONG FOR THE PAST 3 YEARS
This song gives me chills every time I listen to it, doesn’t matter how many times I hear it, I can feel it.
This is the definition of "Well that escalated quick"
😂😂😂it really is tho😂😂😂
To be a ling ling and a weeb, I will practice 40 hours a day and cry because of Your lie in April. I will accomplish this piece in a year or two
I’m almost done with learning it after being inspired by Emi’s performance. How about you?
@@bellamarkarian222 : Emi’s performance was incredible and right now I’m not even halfway done honestly with the piece
The question is can we LET IT RING?????
YES!!!
emi is cracked at this piece.
This song is like a marriage, starts off peaceful then… BOOM. The fighting starts. Then at the end, silence.