@@carkod With that talent...you can have a bit of security instilled in you. Arrogant people are usually the ones less talented or more secure in themselves.
Bitch, I could be sitting alone in a room with zero distractions and I still wouldn’t be close to his level. I’d need to practice like 30 hours a day to be as good as him lol
@Collin Patterson i mean you dont have to “warm up” as in doing all ur scales and arpeggios, but its always good to start slowly/play lightly at first because your fingers have muscles and u dont want to strain them by immediately playing full tempo. think of it as any sport, just with your fingers
That's bad parenting, his father is boosting his ego and forcing him to play in public when the kid clearly needs a lot more practice before playing a public piano... It sounded pretty amateurish. To be quite honest, if I was there I would make a scene and leave restaurant, and give it 1 star review on yelp. Waiter needed to stop that for the sake of other customers instead of just mocking him and laughing in his face
@@wooshbait36 ok lets put aside the bad parenting bullshit but wtf do you mean "Amateurish" ? I mean sure there was some wrong notes played but if you play this piece you should expect some mistakes lol
he was still kinda unsecure when playing but damn i feel that even after years of giving instrumental performences i am still super shaky when standing/playing in front of an audience^^
Believe me, anyone would feel lucky to hear any instrument played this well out of nowhere. Even if its not there taste, they will admire the dedication and hard work
@ARUCARDFTEPES nobody needs to feel obligated, if you play something on the piano or an other instrument. In our world where the entertaiment is king, nobody would clap if it was not intersting/entertaining. Sorry for my bad english
@@Titantitan001 Corona Virus is a family of viruses not a singular virus, and those are inside the Corona Virus family so your comment makes no sense and lacks education. What you meant to say was "back before all similar virus deaths were labelled as Covid-19 deaths". And if that is what you meant then there's a valid point, but context always matters. This isn't the first and won't be the last Corona Virus pandemic.
To the dude playing piano - Most of us are THRILLED to witness something like that. We're idiots. You grew up playing, we didn't. You're a gift to the rest of us. Thanks for making music accessible.
I am not an idiot if I had the possibility and finances, or parents who played piano I would have been different; since piano is my favourite ever instrument. This young man took advantage of the opportunity that was placed before him. He is amazing.
@@selenacordeiro1458 Well playing moonlight sonata 3rd movement isnt that easy so that is impressive but playing without notes is more common than you think and a warm up is not really necessary
@@MemesFromBrazil I understand how pianists perform, my daughter is a fantastic one. But thank you, you are right. They’re usually trained to play quite a few pieces without their music… I’m not sure why you sent that comment to me though? The other guy could’ve benefited from it, more than me 🤣
@@selenacordeiro1458 it literally isn't that complicated. Just climbing the scales for 1/2 the song and wiggling the left hand and right hand in the 2 middle segments.
Matthew Hammans maybe not even near to other piano by skills hardness, but the Beethoven interpretation is one of the hardest in my personal opinion.(in my opinion he is very good at skills, but has a lot to learn in the interpretation, but for his age he is awesome)
Matthew Hammans you don’t know what you’re talking about lol some of those chords played at the right tempo make the third movement one of the hardest pieces ever - I bet you don’t even play piano
Chris G If you're comparing to ALL pieces ever, it's really not close whatsoever. In comparison to pieces more well known to the average public, it's up there, but even something like fantasie impromptu is definitely harder. Outside of that, most Liszt and Rach pieces are much harder, and then there's, Ravel, some Chopin, Brahms, Scarlatti, Scriabin, and plenty more. It was a great performance, but absolutely no where near the hardest.
Second piece - Rachmaninoff Prelude in C Sharp minor. My father was a concert pianist, played it, and taught it to me. Love hearing it. A great and emotional piece.
Do you know the story behind the piece? Apparently it's from a dream Rachmaninoff had where he was in a funeral home, levitating, being pushed to the front through no control of his own, and hearing this piece all the while. As it climaxes, he's reaching the casket, to find that he's staring at himself, dead. Metal af.
@@haarisfarooqui8637 piece not song. You can learn it with practice. It's not Alkan nor a transcendental etude. After some time you probably can play it.
@Lonely Grandsouls second of all, how terrible is the education system in the States that we can let someone like trump to be elected leader of our future and most people treating this pandemic as a joke.
This performance is literally fantastic, I can tell you on behalf of myself being a piano player, that the apprehension to actually play for people is so real. And then you do yourself a disservice by rushing tempos here or slowing down there, it's just a beautiful thing to see him go through that hole piece and feel those ups and downs of the pressure. 10/10 performance, he's right where he's supposed to be.
I agree. I HATE auditions so I force myself to go out for many and most. I hate it. But I get really cool opportunities sometimes on the back end! Haha
@@kimaugustine3481 that's the thing right? Like even though it's a blown up idea in our head, and can even be a physical earthquake whilst playing, how many bad performances did you have where you just totally dropped the ball and people were so disappointed, ect... Probably not a one. Sure maybe in YOUR mind you could have done better here, or didn't capture the dynamic you wanted there, but so long as you trust yourself enough, and put yourself out there people are almost always extremely impressed, and everything was overall well received. So idk it's just so funny to think about this type of thing because we all go through it, it does get easier too the more you do it, but we sure can be our biggest critic too, and I truly wonder if we didn't limit ourselves like we do what couldn't we do if we put our minds to it? Anywho cheers!
In the UK, music can be played by anyone disciplined enough and who have parents with a little money. digital pianos are around £250 and lessons can range from £15-£50 but with the internet it can be alot cheaper and to be honest ..Its the interest and practice of the young man. All those things can be saved for...look at the Kanna-masons..
Most rich people can afford to pay someone to play it for them during events, but it would be a lot harder to get a piano into their house every time they wanted to do so, so it makes sense that you would buy one if you can afford it and want to have someone playing for you while you host a party.
This guy is one of my mates and he is one of the most talented people you’ll ever meet, he makes video games, his own music (reflections - Christian Blandford on Spotify) incredible bread and food. Top, top guy!
This is hard to express in the comments section, but the transition from a shy, unsure son to fully committing to an absolute amazing performance is really inspiring to see. Around the 5:00 minute mark in particular, I feel he is in his comfort zone and really giving 100% to the song. It is truly inspirational to see. Full commitment and a fantastic piano player. Respect to you young man
Hey to all you musically talented people out there.... if you're reading this, please dont stop sharing your gift with the rest of us. I cant sing and I have no rhythm, but I want to hear your talent as it fills me with emotion. Share your gift.
This has the 3 things the world needs... A specific skill, Discipline to perfect said skill, And most importantly, a loving father to support the process
I've read a lot of comments saying "that's some talent" and while I agree that indeed he has talent, I imagine that what makes it special is the amount of hard work, training and time he spent to archive that level. At this point it isn't just talent, it's an amazing amount of skill.
Ive always held that talent isn't a thing. What is a thing is hard work. Kudos to this kid for earning his skills. Not just being "blessed with talent".
I love the fact that his father was reassuring him at the beginning that everyone would enjoy his performance. He just needed that extra push of encouragement to surprise everyone with his amazing talent.
In the beginning he looked shy, nervous, and embarrassed. He gets through the first piece and gets a round of applause and the look on his face tells the story. He looks like a different kid. I'm proud of him and I don't even know him. I can only imagine how his Dad felt. Then when he finishes everything he looks like he's 2 feet taller. He looks like he has the confidence to pick up any chick in the room.
To memorize you need to learn to read music and have lessons. If not, the song won't have the same effect. All the notes matter. If they didn't only ta's and titi's would exist that's the problem with memorizing.
I'm only jealous of one thing in this world. People with musical ability. I can't carry a tune to save my life but am a lifelong lover of most all music
@@LightriverArt I wish I tried like 3 years of trying to learn instruments . Used to be in choir and actually good but after I hit puberty can't sing the melody without being way off key and bad. Some people have natural sport talent but no matter how hard you work there will always be someone that has real natural talent that if encouraged can give us some beautiful moments.
@@johngaspardo4094 There's no natural talent. Just a natural joy. Famous runners love running, therefore they're amazing at it. They also practice really hard. Famous painters couldn't paint to save their life for ages yet they loved painting. Famous writers have tens of books you'll never see which were god awful yet they loved writing so they kept going. It's the same with music. It needs years of practice and dedication yet if you enjoy it you can of course make it. Just don't judge yourself too harshly and don't tell yourself you can't do it because that'll be a lie you regret to the end of your life.
A way underrated detail is that he’s doing this all on an upright. Many of the pieces he was playing were meant to be played on a grand piano which has a quicker action. It takes talent to do this on an upright. Edit: to clear up any confusion. An upright may have a lighter action but a grand has a quicker action and notes can be pressed much faster on a grand than an upright because of gravity assisting the hammers. Edit 2: sources- I tune pianos and teach piano for a living
We had a Steinway grand upright where the middle pedal moved the action of the hammers closer to the strings. This allowed me to play faster. The only downside was that it felt different, and you lost the volume of the full swing of the hammers. You could use that pedal to play faster, or softer, or both. Great performance, regardless.
Few people can be the piano guy. But everyone can be the friend who encourages them. You have a friend that had something beautiful to show you world, be the guy that gives them the confidence to do it.
Look, as a pianist who has been playing for 10 years.... This guy is fucking talented as hell. His articulations are spot on, a feat made even better by the fact it’s an upright piano (they can be more difficult to articulate properly on). Even though it’s a bit hard to tell by the recording quality, his pedaling is also really good. An all-around great performance on the spot and on an unfamiliar instrument. This man is a great pianist, definitely gonna check out his other stuff!
@@dannyp204 No, Ive only been playing for 20 years. I dont think Aaron Mueller would approve of me though, Im not classically trained, I only play real music.
So I would just love to say how the Rachmaninoff prelude intonation was SO well done. Every part was perfect. Having played this piece myself, the difficulty is definitely a challenge, but this man perfected that AND the timing and "bells" aspect of the piece. Bravo, and well done on the third movement of the sonata as well. I could NEVER perform in public like that, champ. Cheers!
@@MrC77 im learning nuvole bianche and interstellar now.. while I was very motivated to learn them at first, now it's just something I do if I'm bored or am feeling anxious (noise cancelling headphones and piano is kinda great for that)
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I know how that feels, i was at my aunts baby shower and I really wanted to play the piano but I was afraid people would make a big deal out of me, I played some hymns and ragtime and nobody really paid attention so that was relieving.
This is one of the most accurate and most beautiful cover of Beethoven Moonlight Sonata 3rd movement! I have hardly seen people who can play this piece with this speed and rhythm! He is no joke! Such a Pro!
I don’t know if you’re his dad or brother etc but good on you for hyping him up this way, you can see his confidence went up as you were talking to him. You must be proud
I heard him play Moonlight Sonata and said WOW! But then, he started playing Rachmaninoff and I cried!. What an amazing kid! Congrats to the father too!!!
Same, same coming from having a mother that’s a pianist, I cried remembering how she use to put time to sleep after my night terrors. Piano is special to me.
I don't know him, but the smile he had after the first movement or piece whatever you call it, is so pure that would also put a smile on your face. I'm proud of him.
trust me bruv the only people who will notice those tiny mistakes are pianists or people with a musical background. You knocked the socks off of everyone in that place. You played amazing in front of an audience without prep!loved your rendition of 3 no 2, wish you the best.
R u replying just to find his mistakes n showing or telling to the that u r perfect. U ain't perfect n u never will be, coz no one is perfect ,so just Enjoy the moment of joy n happiness my fren . Life is too short for this
Literally no one in the world is going to stop such a talented musician while they are playing music. If he was to strike this up in a damned library people would still stop and listen. That's the power of well played music.
@Mike Thompson damn mike let's try to tone down the ego a couple pegs. It's crazy how worked up you're getting over a kid enjoying himself at a fucking airport. Why all the negativity man?
@Mike Thompson says who he is trying to impress? is that why you are a musician to impress people? As i see it he is just enjoying himself and maybe you should too and stop living in your bubble of fake perfection
@Mike Thompson the biggest mistake here is you... ruining kids days... Ur supposed to compliment, no matter what. I play piano as well and I know better to compliment people but always be kind... just be like u did amazing but next time don’t do this or do this instead.
I showed your video to our students in Tehran university department of music. We all love you so much. You are simply fantastic and we thank god for creating such handsome and talented young man !! Our planet is so much better with you in it. With lots of love and respect from here in Iran 🇮🇷
In the world in which we live, I love anything, anything that can transcend politics, and bring us all together. I hope some day to see and hear students from the Tehran University music department playing on UA-cam for the enjoyment of those of us who can't make it to the best and most prestigious recital halls of the world.
Those that are commenting about missed notes and wrong ones, can I just point out this KID is playing better than most and without a single piece of sheet music in sight? If I could play half as good as him I'd be very very happy.
if I was sitting in this airport I would have been just sitting their, jaw dropped, shocked by how amazing his playing is (with absolutely no warm up too!!)
I may have said this before, but can we give some credit to Dad?! This kid was terrified, could barely drink his water. Dad busts out some awesome dad knowledge. "They're bored, they'll love free entertainment." Compiled with the "he's never gonna stop nagging me", magic was made.
I am actually speechless... There was absolutely no reason to be shy, he played almost perfectly with minimal mistakes but with passion. This deserves way more views! Great playing!!!
Minimal mistakes? Nah, sorry I don’t know if you have played piano long enough but... he made a lot a lot a lot of mistakes and missed octaves and went off tempo by a huge leap. It’s alright for a 15 year old
Second piece was Rachmaninoff: Prelude Op 3 no 2 C sharp Minor For anyone who is interested. Tough piece, people have to study piano for at least 5-6 years, but more like 9-10 before they can start to learn this piece properly.
I’m 14 and I learned this piece recently but and far from mastering it. I’m still struggling to learn the 3rd movement of moonlight. I have played 1 and 2. Any tips to learn the third movement. Ps. I’ve been playing for 7 years.
There is nothing more overwhelming than seeing a young person playing any musical instrument with such love and passion. Christian you have such an amazing gift. I could watch you all day. Absolutely breathtaking. BRAVO 👏👏👏👏👏👏
@@Paraboiia im not talking about the instrument this time, i mean, his interpretation is just great and i love it, but even the best can make mistakes and there is no doubt that this kid is a great pianist
You should see it as sharing a talent they've worked very hard on. Not showing off, even if some people are over the top. They are proud of their achievement. Yoy should respect it
When you go into a quiet hotel and start bashing ragtime with a jazzy twist, all why bashing keyboards with your elbow, I don't think that is considerate. This OG may have pushed it a tiny bit with that exciting first piece but he does seem more respectful to the mood of the room which is admirable.
@@hamman953 would you feel the same way if someone started “sharing a talent” of screemo or rap? As someone who has a diverse music taste, can play several instruments and composes music myself, plus having gone through music college and seen all types of people with music talent. Arrogant show offs aim for the attention and think that their talent is unique and that they’re the best, when they usually lack perfectionism or social awareness; they don’t think about others feelings, they’re all about ‘look at me, look at me’. One of my old tutors was the guitarist from Prodigy who made the famous Fire Starter riff, you’d imagine he was a show off, he was the most humble guy to walk into the class room. I remembered the first piece of music he got us to analyse was Hans Zimmer - Time.
@@james-r If someone was good at rap or screemo I would appreciate it. Wouldn't be my cup of tea but I would appreciate the talent. You being a multi instrumentalplayer, a composer and had guidance from the prodigy guitarist and fire starter rift maker sound very humble in yourself and not at all a show off. Surely if you are the musician you say you are you would appreciate peoples showmanship and talents. Sounds to me your just bitter james. Sorry for you
The kid is amazing but I really liked the person that encouraged him to play in public. People like him are needed to give everyone that nudge of encouragement in life. I hope the kid realizes that moments like this shapes your character. Good job to whoever nudge this kid.
God, I wish every kid in the world had a dad like you. You telling him to go for it and then seeing him give one hell of a performance is just sooo wholesome :)
When it's this good, It's like magic. All of a sudden all the people with ears must stop what they are doing, and are compelled to then take out their phones and hit record.
Kid is nervous,
Sits down,
doesn't waste a second,
starts Moonlight Sonata
starts with the end of moonlight sonata...
@@Leviathandk i can't start with any movement of moonlight sonata... so he has my respect
@@Pokerdude38 Same here :D Its just a bit of a shock to start it off like that.
The dude is awesome.
I think you meant the “Quiet Kid”
Ends with prelude in C# minor
"Trust me. Everyone wants to hear you play piano."
I blame the owner, that piano didn't walk itself into a airport lounge! lol
I think that's not always good advice, makes people become arrogant.
@@carkod With that talent...you can have a bit of security instilled in you. Arrogant people are usually the ones less talented or more secure in themselves.
@@carkod this kid needs positive reassurance, that’s ridiculous that won’t make him arrogant. He deserves to be praised for his passion.
@@carkod yes but the kid seemed so insecure about it, he needed it :)
Let’s all be honest, we all wish we could be sitting at a public piano and performing this good.
Wish I could perform this good on a public toilet
Facts
Bitch, I could be sitting alone in a room with zero distractions and I still wouldn’t be close to his level. I’d need to practice like 30 hours a day to be as good as him lol
@@dubbeltyee1 I nearly chocked.
@@magicalsquash6850 😂
Kid casually walks to the piano, starts with 3rd movement…what a mad lad.
Exactly, haha!
Best comment in the handful read.
:)
I’m almost 13 and also can play moonlight sonata 3rd movement kinda
Wtf he didn’t even warm up. Went pro mode in a blink of an eye.
Well nobody would wanna hear him run through his scales and arpeggios for 20 minutes
@@SoggySandwich80 🤣🤣🤣
@Collin Patterson same for me and my violin. I do not "warm up". If i try and pretend to "warm up" i end up playing worse.
@Collin Patterson i mean you dont have to “warm up” as in doing all ur scales and arpeggios, but its always good to start slowly/play lightly at first because your fingers have muscles and u dont want to strain them by immediately playing full tempo. think of it as any sport, just with your fingers
Meh, it was pretty amateurish... I'm not impressed.
The Piano: Don't stop. I've never been touched like this before.
😭😭😭
😳 I read that so wrong
Thats what SHE said.
UNDERATED COMENT XDDDDDDDDDD
I- ok...
Now thats a parent that is damn proud of how skilled his son is. And lets be honest, most good stories either end or start with a free drink
The best stories start with one drink too many 🤣
mate, people like you who call artists skilled instead of talented are the best ones out there
No good story starts with "well, I wasn't drinking"
Thats true .. after i killed my wife i drink a coke that was the best coke ever
He did make mistakes but it's an extremely difficult piece so 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Whoever got him that cocktail is a legend. Such a simple show of appreciation.
putting that cocktail on a piano kinda makes me anxious though, lol I have a no liquid near my piano whatsoever rule.
yeah absolut classy move!
@@mho... 😉
Few mistakes though, lol
Kid looks like 15 lol
When as a dad you say “trust me” and they do, then they get a positive outcome . Best feeling ever for father AND son.
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Agreed... But when your kid is that good "trust me" is easy!! Incredible!!
Absolutely 💯 percent correct.
That's bad parenting, his father is boosting his ego and forcing him to play in public when the kid clearly needs a lot more practice before playing a public piano... It sounded pretty amateurish.
To be quite honest, if I was there I would make a scene and leave restaurant, and give it 1 star review on yelp. Waiter needed to stop that for the sake of other customers instead of just mocking him and laughing in his face
@@wooshbait36 ok lets put aside the bad parenting bullshit but wtf do you mean "Amateurish" ? I mean sure there was some wrong notes played but if you play this piece you should expect some mistakes lol
He looks so insecure but on the stool... he is the king.
😂 yea fr
Not all thrones look alike!
Humbly talented...Bravo!
Whats a stool tf
he was still kinda unsecure when playing but damn i feel that even after years of giving instrumental performences i am still super shaky when standing/playing in front of an audience^^
Let's just appreciate that the waiter gave him a free drink
All that playin made him thirsty for more
If I owned that restaurant he would eat for free.
@@custardavenger it is an airport lol
@@kelimporta2147 so? Still someone owns that restaurant..
Least he could do, young man provided free entertainment
Believe me, anyone would feel lucky to hear any instrument played this well out of nowhere. Even if its not there taste, they will admire the dedication and hard work
So true, all love 😘
Any true music lover would appreciate any piece played and so well without warm up ❤
Sadly not all people admire the dedication and hard work 😢
I would automatically go inside that cafe just to sit and listen to this great instrument played by such talented and trained hands
His palms are sweaty but he's calm and ready
He's nervous but on a circus
Knees weak, arms are heavy
There's a vomit on his sweater already mom's spaghetti
He's nervous but on a surface he looks calm and ready
To drop bombs, but he keeps on forgettin'
When people applaude because they are genuinely impressed and entertained, rather than feeling obligated.
Nagisa is that you? 😂
People respond to greatness, just in awe, and he desserved every clap he got :)
@@sgt.pepper4362 truth: there is not one truth. Everyone needs to find his own truth. Bye.
@@SightForMemories I never deserved the clap I got. Just saying.
@ARUCARDFTEPES nobody needs to feel obligated, if you play something on the piano or an other instrument. In our world where the entertaiment is king, nobody would clap if it was not intersting/entertaining. Sorry for my bad english
Back in the good ol' days when corona was just a beer on the menu.
I always think about that when I see older videos.
Yeah
next year we will have the Modello Virus
Back before the flu and the cold and all deaths related to respiratory issues were called the corona.
@@Titantitan001 Corona Virus is a family of viruses not a singular virus, and those are inside the Corona Virus family so your comment makes no sense and lacks education.
What you meant to say was "back before all similar virus deaths were labelled as Covid-19 deaths". And if that is what you meant then there's a valid point, but context always matters. This isn't the first and won't be the last Corona Virus pandemic.
To the dude playing piano - Most of us are THRILLED to witness something like that. We're idiots. You grew up playing, we didn't. You're a gift to the rest of us. Thanks for making music accessible.
Correction: No person is an idiot, each and every person has their own unique talent.
@@helenaville5939 yeah, but some people have the talent of wiggling with their ears and others can play piano like this dude
@@felix9737 but at least it's a talent :)
@@felix9737 lmao
I am not an idiot if I had the possibility and finances, or parents who played piano I would have been different; since piano is my favourite ever instrument. This young man took advantage of the opportunity that was placed before him. He is amazing.
That small gesture of giving him a drink is just pure class.
for real even tho you should never place a drink on a piano lol. but yea it was really cool of em
@@shadowblack1441 well yes, but the piano is theirs, my mom put a lamp on hers, for one time nothing will happen 😂
@@math_plant well a lamp wont cause water damage haha
@@shadowblack1441 fair, but I mean, piano in a bar: also not the best idea 😂
@@shadowblack1441 this is why my piano is made of plastic xD
Loved the fact that they offered him a free drink for playing, classy move.
He's 15 lol
Yep looks like a traffic light non alcoholic 🤣🤣
@@SportsFun100 Heard about coca-cola?
Because they know that it's him that they've been coming to see, to forget about life for awhile
Soon everyone will start doing it lol
Even pulled up his jeans, Like flicking the penguin coat before Pianists sit dow
Its funny because its true! 🤣🤣🙌🏼hahaha 👍🏼
@Ronin Himura you're bloody rude aren't ya?
@Ronin himura is just jealous and has to try to drag someone else down to make himself feel better. No talent loser.
@Ronin Himura LOOOOOOOOOOOOOSER get outa here
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
I'm not a pianist, but I think it's mighty impressive when somebody plays this good without a warm up and without notes even.
not impressive if u practice moonlight sonata everyday like the avg piano enthusiast
@@vladusa there’s always one of you floating in the comments somewhere 😂
@@selenacordeiro1458 Well playing moonlight sonata 3rd movement isnt that easy so that is impressive but playing without notes is more common than you think and a warm up is not really necessary
@@MemesFromBrazil I understand how pianists perform, my daughter is a fantastic one. But thank you, you are right. They’re usually trained to play quite a few pieces without their music… I’m not sure why you sent that comment to me though? The other guy could’ve benefited from it, more than me 🤣
@@selenacordeiro1458 it literally isn't that complicated. Just climbing the scales for 1/2 the song and wiggling the left hand and right hand in the 2 middle segments.
Imagine how many great moments like this that never came to be because somone didn't have the confidence to do it.
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If anyone needs it: play the music. Let it happen.
He didnt have the confidence either, and thats ok... Its the support he had behind the camera. Thats the important part.
If i can do it you can do it, if you can do it i can do it.
And if i can't do it... nobody can do it.
Piano is a performance instrument. If you play get ready to hear "play me something!"
for a 15 year old guy he is playing one of the hardest piano pieces and hes playing it verry well. Well played my man.
Very hard yes, one of the hardest? Not even close. If we only count relatively well known pieces it still wouldn’t make the top thousand probably
Matthew Hammans maybe not even near to other piano by skills hardness, but the Beethoven interpretation is one of the hardest in my personal opinion.(in my opinion he is very good at skills, but has a lot to learn in the interpretation, but for his age he is awesome)
Matthew Hammans you don’t know what you’re talking about lol some of those chords played at the right tempo make the third movement one of the hardest pieces ever - I bet you don’t even play piano
Chris G If you're comparing to ALL pieces ever, it's really not close whatsoever. In comparison to pieces more well known to the average public, it's up there, but even something like fantasie impromptu is definitely harder. Outside of that, most Liszt and Rach pieces are much harder, and then there's, Ravel, some Chopin, Brahms, Scarlatti, Scriabin, and plenty more. It was a great performance, but absolutely no where near the hardest.
Chris G I didn't see he played the Rach prelude, but what I said still correlates
People keep saying that there’s wrong notes. It’s almost impossible to play this piece without a single wrong note. Let alone by a non-professional.
And the fact that he had zero warm up as well
Good point
@@EvadeModsRGH All from memory - no sheet music!
The fact that he played through any wrong note is the sign of a true professional. Bravo!
There were wrong notes?
Second piece - Rachmaninoff Prelude in C Sharp minor. My father was a concert pianist, played it, and taught it to me. Love hearing it. A great and emotional piece.
Absolutely love Rachmaninoff and this piece is one of my favorites. Kids got class picking this as the 2nd piece to play!
Thnx I was wondering what it was called, reminds me of the song on Exorcism of Emily Rose I'm pretty sure this is the one
Do you know the story behind the piece? Apparently it's from a dream Rachmaninoff had where he was in a funeral home, levitating, being pushed to the front through no control of his own, and hearing this piece all the while. As it climaxes, he's reaching the casket, to find that he's staring at himself, dead. Metal af.
@@TheSmoke.421
I think it was also used in an old movie where it was played for Marilyn Monroe . Can't remember the name of that movie....
Who is your father
Who busts out Moonlight Sonata out cold like that. What a legend!
Hope the drink had milk in it... Cuz that was legen-wait for it-dary
I would like your comment, but it is currently sitting at 69 likes and I'd hate to ruin that.
@@ShinningDarkness busting out a pun cold like that. Now that's based
If you’re going to do it, you might as well bring out your big guns right away and let everyone know this isn’t just another guy on the piano.
@D D it is. The 3rd movement
Holy fucking fuck, 3rd movement of Moonlight Sonata, this kid is fucking amazing. He plays it almost perfectly.
Well, it's no hard piece but he played it fine.
@@_DerTypDa_ you're kidding right
@@haarisfarooqui8637 no why?
@@_DerTypDa_ it's probably just me but I could never learn that song
@@haarisfarooqui8637 piece not song. You can learn it with practice. It's not Alkan nor a transcendental etude. After some time you probably can play it.
First of all, respect to the camera man for reminding him that he is worth it and giving him confidence and courage.
@Lonely Grandsouls xD
@Lonely Grandsouls and third of all?
@Lonely Grandsouls second of all, how terrible is the education system in the States that we can let someone like trump to be elected leader of our future and most people treating this pandemic as a joke.
It’s his dad
@jean-luc paradis boomer
This performance is literally fantastic, I can tell you on behalf of myself being a piano player, that the apprehension to actually play for people is so real. And then you do yourself a disservice by rushing tempos here or slowing down there, it's just a beautiful thing to see him go through that hole piece and feel those ups and downs of the pressure. 10/10 performance, he's right where he's supposed to be.
Same. I stopped playing public pianos because my performance always sucks compared to playing at home.
@@magicmulder don't! Playing public is a whole nother thing, which needs practice too. Keep playing bro👌
@@GuidoHaverkort With more practice maybe. ;)
I agree. I HATE auditions so I force myself to go out for many and most. I hate it. But I get really cool opportunities sometimes on the back end! Haha
@@kimaugustine3481 that's the thing right? Like even though it's a blown up idea in our head, and can even be a physical earthquake whilst playing, how many bad performances did you have where you just totally dropped the ball and people were so disappointed, ect... Probably not a one. Sure maybe in YOUR mind you could have done better here, or didn't capture the dynamic you wanted there, but so long as you trust yourself enough, and put yourself out there people are almost always extremely impressed, and everything was overall well received. So idk it's just so funny to think about this type of thing because we all go through it, it does get easier too the more you do it, but we sure can be our biggest critic too, and I truly wonder if we didn't limit ourselves like we do what couldn't we do if we put our minds to it? Anywho cheers!
I love how he is so good and still humble and fun 😍
Guess we found this at the same time
ILY
Oh, hey VG! How ya doing? I used to watch you.
:v
lol I guess the pros at jailbreak secretly like piano content
Most rich people have a piano in their livingroom, but they don't know how to play it, but this kid.
did you just assume this kid's financial status?
In the UK, music can be played by anyone disciplined enough and who have parents with a little money. digital pianos are around £250 and lessons can range from £15-£50 but with the internet it can be alot cheaper and to be honest ..Its the interest and practice of the young man.
All those things can be saved for...look at the Kanna-masons..
You stole this quote from anime didn’t you
Most rich people can afford to pay someone to play it for them during events, but it would be a lot harder to get a piano into their house every time they wanted to do so, so it makes sense that you would buy one if you can afford it and want to have someone playing for you while you host a party.
This kid must be REALLY rich because his living room looks like a full blown restaurant.
This guy is one of my mates and he is one of the most talented people you’ll ever meet, he makes video games, his own music (reflections - Christian Blandford on Spotify) incredible bread and food. Top, top guy!
This deserves top comment
Should pin this comment
Yeah definitely should be pinned
Thank you!! Followed.
your mate is one talented dude. tell him an internet stranger said so.
This is hard to express in the comments section, but the transition from a shy, unsure son to fully committing to an absolute amazing performance is really inspiring to see. Around the 5:00 minute mark in particular, I feel he is in his comfort zone and really giving 100% to the song. It is truly inspirational to see. Full commitment and a fantastic piano player. Respect to you young man
"Trust me you can do it!" The last words spoken by a proud dad before his son became a UA-cam sensation!
:)
Hey influencers: THIS is a person with ACTUAL talent!
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Mainly Tik Tok influencers..
Ey influencers: Ésto si es una persona con verdadero talento!
Nice copied comment
Nice copy piece of shit, dont waste your time and learn the piano or something
Ahhh good old 2019, full restaurants, you could cough without scaring the shit out of people.
And yeah, he is amazing!
Man I hope at least the public pianos still exist in corona times
lol
That comment makes me sad.😟The world will never be the same.
*coughs in corona*
lmao
Hey to all you musically talented people out there.... if you're reading this, please dont stop sharing your gift with the rest of us. I cant sing and I have no rhythm, but I want to hear your talent as it fills me with emotion. Share your gift.
I'm trying here! But we're not all as good as a random boy in an airport restaurant
I like playing maple leaf rag on the public pianos because 90% of them are really fucked up
We don't have the gift of playing, but we have the gift of enjoying. Isn't wonderful!
It's not talent. You can improve to be like this.
Well its brilliant to see that people admire our hard work , but for me sadly it wasnt that way ....
Dude do you know how stoked I’d be if someone busted out that level of music randomly?!
Dude i'm stoked and this is a video XD
Lmao same
This has the 3 things the world needs...
A specific skill,
Discipline to perfect said skill,
And most importantly, a loving father to support the process
I got the first 2 but a dad is nowhere to be seen, strange
@@corynewton-adams8994 a strong will can make up for the absence of 1 of the 3. Kudos.
Like Beethoven’s father
Shine 1996
Cheerio to that mate.
I've read a lot of comments saying "that's some talent" and while I agree that indeed he has talent, I imagine that what makes it special is the amount of hard work, training and time he spent to archive that level.
At this point it isn't just talent, it's an amazing amount of skill.
Ive always held that talent isn't a thing. What is a thing is hard work. Kudos to this kid for earning his skills. Not just being "blessed with talent".
@@PhotoDudeMS i like to think that talent IS a thing, but it's useless if you don't put time and effort into developing it.
@@royal3809 it's kinda like having a good hammer, it doesn't get displayed if you dont hit some nails
The definition of a redundant word salad
Does he know any pop songs ?
Bohemian Rhapsody ?
I love the fact that his father was reassuring him at the beginning that everyone would enjoy his performance. He just needed that extra push of encouragement to surprise everyone with his amazing talent.
In the beginning he looked shy, nervous, and embarrassed. He gets through the first piece and gets a round of applause and the look on his face tells the story. He looks like a different kid. I'm proud of him and I don't even know him. I can only imagine how his Dad felt. Then when he finishes everything he looks like he's 2 feet taller. He looks like he has the confidence to pick up any chick in the room.
Yeah
Well done !! Don't let others ever cow you.
With a finger game like that he's taking them ALL home!
@@jordanbabcock9349 🤨
@@jordanbabcock9349 SuS
The piano has been waiting it’s whole life for this moment
Ha I thought the same thing. That piano has never been dicked that good.
For sure the piano smoke a cigarrete after that
@@rodleypumpkins4174 I hope it was above 18
other pianists probably at the same place: “why do I hear boss music?”
@Yol Riin Lask chile-
😂
more like why is he making so many mistakes
I’ve been trying to learn (memorize) both of these pieces for 30 yrs, and still haven’t even come close. This KID is amazing!
what after 30 years you are not better ? how much you play 120x only ?
yeah do you not even play like dude it’s hard but after 30yrs you should be able to play liszt
@@jeff-hd9og Play and memorize is 2 different things. I can't remember breakfast.
The last problem of this song is the memory 🤣
To memorize you need to learn to read music and have lessons. If not, the song won't have the same effect. All the notes matter. If they didn't only ta's and titi's would exist that's the problem with memorizing.
I'm only jealous of one thing in this world. People with musical ability. I can't carry a tune to save my life but am a lifelong lover of most all music
@@LightriverArt I wish I tried like 3 years of trying to learn instruments . Used to be in choir and actually good but after I hit puberty can't sing the melody without being way off key and bad. Some people have natural sport talent but no matter how hard you work there will always be someone that has real natural talent that if encouraged can give us some beautiful moments.
You can do it.
@@johngaspardo4094 There's no natural talent. Just a natural joy. Famous runners love running, therefore they're amazing at it. They also practice really hard. Famous painters couldn't paint to save their life for ages yet they loved painting. Famous writers have tens of books you'll never see which were god awful yet they loved writing so they kept going. It's the same with music. It needs years of practice and dedication yet if you enjoy it you can of course make it. Just don't judge yourself too harshly and don't tell yourself you can't do it because that'll be a lie you regret to the end of your life.
Anybody could play this on the piano with tons of practice. Talent helps ofc but it’s not decisive when it comes to instruments.
@@toggo8611 nice statement.
you know you're about to hear amazing tunes when the pianist goes to untuck his suit tails while wearing a tshirt and jeans
When they do that you know
Interesting interpretation... makes sense i guess. But i honestly thought he was making sure, not to flash a 'mason's
decoltee' to the other guests...
Underrated AF
Why did I instantly think of Tom from Tom and Jerry when I read this? Lol
@@Isabelluuhhh HAHAHA I remember he used to do that 😂🤣🤣
A way underrated detail is that he’s doing this all on an upright. Many of the pieces he was playing were meant to be played on a grand piano which has a quicker action. It takes talent to do this on an upright.
Edit: to clear up any confusion. An upright may have a lighter action but a grand has a quicker action and notes can be pressed much faster on a grand than an upright because of gravity assisting the hammers.
Edit 2: sources- I tune pianos and teach piano for a living
I never knew there was such a difference, the more you know
We had a Steinway grand upright where the middle pedal moved the action of the hammers closer to the strings. This allowed me to play faster. The only downside was that it felt different, and you lost the volume of the full swing of the hammers. You could use that pedal to play faster, or softer, or both. Great performance, regardless.
I think it’s a bit easier on a upright, especially one with lighter keys
More over, his devotion to playing these from memory is pure passion.
My grandma also pointed out that upright feels more uptight to play haha
Few people can be the piano guy. But everyone can be the friend who encourages them.
You have a friend that had something beautiful to show you world, be the guy that gives them the confidence to do it.
Look, as a pianist who has been playing for 10 years....
This guy is fucking talented as hell. His articulations are spot on, a feat made even better by the fact it’s an upright piano (they can be more difficult to articulate properly on). Even though it’s a bit hard to tell by the recording quality, his pedaling is also really good. An all-around great performance on the spot and on an unfamiliar instrument. This man is a great pianist, definitely gonna check out his other stuff!
Who is this wiz kid?
What a load of crap! Spoken like a true piano snob!
yes i've been playing for 5 years and know when one is good or bad he's is amazing as hell
@@officialWWM sounds like you liked at a piano said, "I can play that" and never touched oned
@@dannyp204 No, Ive only been playing for 20 years. I dont think Aaron Mueller would approve of me though, Im not classically trained, I only play real music.
This guy kept playing, and everyone in that bar missed their flight. 😂
I would have gladly
I think he played all night long for free! :)
And...in addition to the incredible skill...can we talk about the fact that he has stored all those notes in HIS MIND?!?
It's not even in his mind that gets impressive. After enough practice you can just play it without thinking too much about it. It's kinda insane.
probably muscle memory which is crazy
@@jdf7149 most pianist advise to not rely on muscle memory and to actually remember the notes at least from my experience
@@arcionek wait what, I've found a wild arcionek
@@VincetheAnimator yes i do use youtube and yes the algorithm does the same thing for me as for everyone
So I would just love to say how the Rachmaninoff prelude intonation was SO well done. Every part was perfect. Having played this piece myself, the difficulty is definitely a challenge, but this man perfected that AND the timing and "bells" aspect of the piece. Bravo, and well done on the third movement of the sonata as well. I could NEVER perform in public like that, champ. Cheers!
you are delusional if you think every part was perfect
is he only fifteen years old is that true
The moment he flicked his shirt he became omnipotent
He flicked his shirt just to not show is ass-crack...
@@Halcyon408 Lmao
Life he was flicking the tails of a tuxedo. A professional readying himself.
If I could play like that, I would play every piano I see.
Except to master a song like that you will spend hundreds of hours, so at that point you only do it on occasion or because other people want you to
@@keiganogrady7481 You have to truly love piano if you practice that much. Unless you are being forced to practice.
@@MrC77 im learning nuvole bianche and interstellar now.. while I was very motivated to learn them at first, now it's just something I do if I'm bored or am feeling anxious (noise cancelling headphones and piano is kinda great for that)
I can play harder pieces but never seen a public piano
@@yishai8466 me neither, but from what I've seen online they seem to usually be at airports or subways
Nobody:
Him: finds a piano & plays it
Airport restaurant: wanna job?
Sure tony
The fact that he thought nobody would want to hear him play… he’s phenomenal
@@Vidrigssonhello passive aggressive, don’t be miserable ya whole life
The look on his face when everyone started clapping was priceless. Such a humble genius.
2:43 "omg omg omg"
Oct 2020: Everyone's youtube recommended
Same and I'm not complaining either
facts
Sir I request search " the bard knight brothers" it is may be possible your like and share can help to grow up the one more cool music artist
They are just 13 & 15 year old brothers ...but make music classically EDM
Wrong! Coldplay related sugg
IKR WHY lmfao but like seriously i cant really complain bc its amazing :D
The piano smoked a cigarette after he’d finished playing
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Really? No, I mean REALLY?
PIANO: You’re the best I’ve ever had...
PETER: Give me twenty minutes....we’ll do it again.
PIANO: I think I’m in lo....
😄😄😄👍👍👍
🤣🤣🤣
I know how that feels, i was at my aunts baby shower and I really wanted to play the piano but I was afraid people would make a big deal out of me, I played some hymns and ragtime and nobody really paid attention so that was relieving.
And let’s not forget that this lad is not playing a concert grand, he is playing and upright and there is no telling how well it has been cared for.😊
The waiter leaving a drink for him was one of the classiest things I've ever seen tbh
Now that’s a compliment 😂
This is one of the most accurate and most beautiful cover of Beethoven Moonlight Sonata 3rd movement! I have hardly seen people who can play this piece with this speed and rhythm! He is no joke! Such a Pro!
Thank you Farzana, I'll pass that on to Christian!
I thought he was gonna play some pop music and he busts out beethoven. That was cool af.
@@PeterBlandford dude....i just hope he could play the dark knight theme in public.....that would be the BEST😆😆😆😆😂😂😂
Yeah, actually why are you not professional?
I don't agree with "most accurate".
I don’t know if you’re his dad or brother etc but good on you for hyping him up this way, you can see his confidence went up as you were talking to him.
You must be proud
Very! Thank you (dad)
@@PeterBlandford Im so glad you recorded this horizontally
@@PeterBlandford very thank you indeed
I’m convinced that piano is the most beautiful instrument out there
Absolutely!
Violin and cello would like a word
But, srsly, piano is a wonderful instrument. But, it’s hard to say it’s the most beautiful
Theorbo
It truly is
The harp is also concerned... 😂
see you in another 8 years when this is in everyone’s recommended
He earned it .
Cya
ikr
bro i was here and am here 1 year later, i come from the future-
Lol
I heard him play Moonlight Sonata and said WOW! But then, he started playing Rachmaninoff and I cried!. What an amazing kid! Congrats to the father too!!!
Same, same coming from having a mother that’s a pianist, I cried remembering how she use to put time to sleep after my night terrors. Piano is special to me.
Yes! Chopin would have been the trifecta for me! Such a talented kid!
Zero fucking around with a piano. Respect.
Trust me. People will always want to hear a piano being played this well anywhere in the world.
If pianos aren’t played they die 😒😒😟😔☹️
Like the digital keyboard sitting in my room begging for a touch every morning. 🥺🥺🥺🥺
@@KwakuAddoDanquah Same Bruh, Mines Absorbing Dusts Now.. Lol
@@vysaksasikumar3535 I was here to say the same thing 😂
Oh my gosh! Where have you been hiding young man. Get over that shyness and you will most certainly go far. Absolutely incredible performance.
I don't know him, but the smile he had after the first movement or piece whatever you call it, is so pure that would also put a smile on your face. I'm proud of him.
AWW I LOVE U
Yes it is piece, it's the third movement and i fucking agree with you
he was simply born with more talent he was just lucky
@@jimtombson4042 That's pretty insulting.
First piece, third movement of the Moonlight Sonata. Second piece, Rachmaninoff’s Prelude in C# Minor.
Piano Teachers: “When playing piano, make sure you sit up straight.”
This Guy Who’s Better Than The Teacher:
Ikr when I play I’m not always “perfectly straight up” but I play better when I’m comfy
@@Jen_TheSnail i think it about looking good and dignity but playing piano is best when comfy
@@alexlee4549 And probably to avoid back problems lol
@@Unreachableparadise yes
Good posture is very important though, and it’s better for long practices
Dang, I'm shocked the Fire Department didn't respond. He lit up that piano like it was kindling. Beautiful work young man!
👌👏👏👏
He needs to play in concerts. His performance is mesmerizing to watch.
trust me bruv the only people who will notice those tiny mistakes are pianists or people with a musical background. You knocked the socks off of everyone in that place. You played amazing in front of an audience without prep!loved your rendition of 3 no 2, wish you the best.
Exactly!!! I play the piano so I can hear the missed notes, but my husband can’t. Nobody is perfect when playing an instrument. This kid is AMAZING! 🎶
I can hear the wrong notes and i never touched a piano wtf 😂😂
@@Macferny you must have an ear for music then
R u replying just to find his mistakes n showing or telling to the that u r perfect. U ain't perfect n u never will be, coz no one is perfect ,so just Enjoy the moment of joy n happiness my fren . Life is too short for this
@@kaihriieshuwo3309 bro just stfu theres no fun if theres no improvement. Music is all about getting better, dont talk in a term you don't know
Literally no one in the world is going to stop such a talented musician while they are playing music. If he was to strike this up in a damned library people would still stop and listen. That's the power of well played music.
@Mike Thompson who pissed in your cheerios?
@@MtnBerry he sounds like a salty boomer
@Mike Thompson damn mike let's try to tone down the ego a couple pegs. It's crazy how worked up you're getting over a kid enjoying himself at a fucking airport. Why all the negativity man?
@Mike Thompson says who he is trying to impress? is that why you are a musician to impress people? As i see it he is just enjoying himself and maybe you should too and stop living in your bubble of fake perfection
@Mike Thompson the biggest mistake here is you... ruining kids days... Ur supposed to compliment, no matter what. I play piano as well and I know better to compliment people but always be kind... just be like u did amazing but next time don’t do this or do this instead.
I love how the guy worker was so excited to hear him play, while the girl worker just seemed so unfazed by a man doing gods work lol
Some people love and appreciate music while others could care less...
Working in food service kills all emotion and feeling.
@@alexbaker4518 I work in food industry and that’s not true, if it does that then clearly it’s not the right job field for you lol
@@alexbaker4518 LOL
I went to school with him was such a nice guy so talented aswell
I showed your video to our students in Tehran university department of music. We all love you so much. You are simply fantastic and we thank god for creating such handsome and talented young man !! Our planet is so much better with you in it.
With lots of love and respect from here in Iran 🇮🇷
Thanks so much!
In the world in which we live, I love anything, anything that can transcend politics, and bring us all together. I hope some day to see and hear students from the Tehran University music department playing on UA-cam for the enjoyment of those of us who can't make it to the best and most prestigious recital halls of the world.
I wouldnt say handsome... But okay
@@dumbass762 hahahah
@@dumbass762 man 😐
Those that are commenting about missed notes and wrong ones, can I just point out this KID is playing better than most and without a single piece of sheet music in sight? If I could play half as good as him I'd be very very happy.
Musicality is not necessarily about accuracy, but rather the feeling, the emotion of the piece
@@rileysteidel7084 just to note. I wasn't criticising, but more supportive.
@@koushiro1 oh I know, I was more supporting your view than going against it
@@rileysteidel7084 then play it slower?
@@rileysteidel7084 start off accurate then start playing it with emotion.
if I was sitting in this airport I would have been just sitting their, jaw dropped, shocked by how amazing his playing is (with absolutely no warm up too!!)
And with that, that piano could die. It's life fulfilled.
My piano is 110 years old
kali katazinski Nice!
@@kalinotfound2022 nice bro, but who asked tho?
@@whos.alberto nice bro, but who asked?
@@TheFiveYearOld5 nice bro, but who asked tho?
I may have said this before, but can we give some credit to Dad?! This kid was terrified, could barely drink his water. Dad busts out some awesome dad knowledge. "They're bored, they'll love free entertainment." Compiled with the "he's never gonna stop nagging me", magic was made.
love that dad magic
3:23 can we take a moment to appreciate how this guy didn’t want to ruin that kids video?
Yeah
Yeah, act of kindness caught on camera!
Or he just didn't want to be recorded
👏🏼
Self-awareness, and consideration for others. Two valuable commodities that are sadly rare nowadays...
Who would have guessed that young man was so talented, never ever judge a book by its cover. Brilliant just Brilliant.
Guy: I'm kinda nervous.
Guy in 15 seconds: *hands go brrrrrrrr*
lmaoo
This comment wins
The nerves dissapear when he enters his flow.
I am actually speechless...
There was absolutely no reason to be shy, he played almost perfectly with minimal mistakes but with passion.
This deserves way more views!
Great playing!!!
Talented people tend to be humble
@@marcusquintanilla7131 Dunning Kruger effect
Screw the views, with enough uploads the views are sufficient his skill is amazing.
@diver dave They were commending the performance, not bashing it. Maybe read before commenting lol
Minimal mistakes? Nah, sorry I don’t know if you have played piano long enough but... he made a lot a lot a lot of mistakes and missed octaves and went off tempo by a huge leap. It’s alright for a 15 year old
Second piece was Rachmaninoff: Prelude Op 3 no 2 C sharp Minor
For anyone who is interested. Tough piece, people have to study piano for at least 5-6 years, but more like 9-10 before they can start to learn this piece properly.
I’m 14 and I learned this piece recently but and far from mastering it. I’m still struggling to learn the 3rd movement of moonlight. I have played 1 and 2. Any tips to learn the third movement. Ps. I’ve been playing for 7 years.
Excellent memory and playing!
i was just looking for it! what an amazing piece,thanks for the tip!
@@michaelkforde i've played moonlight 3. What kind of advice would you want? Feel free to ask.
i learned it omly when i played the piano for around 8 years but now that ive been playing for 12 its better neow
There is nothing more overwhelming than seeing a young person playing any musical instrument with such love and passion. Christian you have such an amazing gift. I could watch you all day. Absolutely breathtaking. BRAVO 👏👏👏👏👏👏
I love that he is playing Rachmaninov in the airport. Lost fans must be thrilled!
It is not Rachmaninov, it is the third movement of the moonlight sonata of Beethoven!
Mare Bodecker you didn’t listen to the whole thing. Rachmaninov came after the third movement of the moonlight sonata.
Mare Bodecker lol.
I'm just relived he didn't play fur elise 😅
I have a third movement if I eat too much curry
No beating around the bush here. He picked 2 incredibly hard pieces and rocked them. Bravo.
Little bit off in some places, but it was probably because of the stress
@@iamnotquitesureifiamrightb7423 the piano is to blame. He rocks it buts it's junk.
@@Paraboiia im not talking about the instrument this time, i mean, his interpretation is just great and i love it, but even the best can make mistakes and there is no doubt that this kid is a great pianist
I normally hate things like this because they’re usually show offs, but I loved it because he’s so humble and unassuming
Yh I get that for example that boggie wooggiw guy
You should see it as sharing a talent they've worked very hard on. Not showing off, even if some people are over the top. They are proud of their achievement. Yoy should respect it
When you go into a quiet hotel and start bashing ragtime with a jazzy twist, all why bashing keyboards with your elbow, I don't think that is considerate. This OG may have pushed it a tiny bit with that exciting first piece but he does seem more respectful to the mood of the room which is admirable.
@@hamman953 would you feel the same way if someone started “sharing a talent” of screemo or rap?
As someone who has a diverse music taste, can play several instruments and composes music myself, plus having gone through music college and seen all types of people with music talent. Arrogant show offs aim for the attention and think that their talent is unique and that they’re the best, when they usually lack perfectionism or social awareness; they don’t think about others feelings, they’re all about ‘look at me, look at me’.
One of my old tutors was the guitarist from Prodigy who made the famous Fire Starter riff, you’d imagine he was a show off, he was the most humble guy to walk into the class room. I remembered the first piece of music he got us to analyse was Hans Zimmer - Time.
@@james-r If someone was good at rap or screemo I would appreciate it. Wouldn't be my cup of tea but I would appreciate the talent. You being a multi instrumentalplayer, a composer and had guidance from the prodigy guitarist and fire starter rift maker sound very humble in yourself and not at all a show off. Surely if you are the musician you say you are you would appreciate peoples showmanship and talents. Sounds to me your just bitter james. Sorry for you
If you’re his father or role model thank you for pushing him to play. Everyone needs a little encouragement sometimes ❤:)
Honestly, I think more people would love classical music if it were more widely available in public places like this.
Only stupid people don’t appreciate classical music
There is a place for it. I'll listen to it, just not going to rock it driving down the road.
_If Beethoven was alive he surely never would’ve seen it coming_
He wouldn’t hear it ether lol
@@esmezaric1129 Help i can't stop laughing 😂
Lol he would of saw it, just not heard it.
see what you did there haha
When nervous kid touched the piano, he becomes a king.
Today marks 5 years since this was done. This is still an impressive demonstration
Haha, that’s impressive you got the 5 year date! Thanks for pointing it out.
The kid is amazing but I really liked the person that encouraged him to play in public. People like him are needed to give everyone that nudge of encouragement in life. I hope the kid realizes that moments like this shapes your character. Good job to whoever nudge this kid.
That would be his dad (:
UA-cam: Would you like to watch this guy play a piano?
Me: Yes
Ok
Recommendation randomly chooses
God, I wish every kid in the world had a dad like you.
You telling him to go for it and then seeing him give one hell of a performance is just sooo wholesome :)
Father was sweet in his encouragement and son was brilliant in his performance. Brought a tear to my eye! ❤️
When it's this good, It's like magic. All of a sudden all the people with ears must stop what they are doing, and are compelled to then take out their phones and hit record.