This is so amazing. Thanks a bunch. Two days ago I thought this seemed impossible. Now I'm playing the intro, and both hands seperately within 2 hours. Also your hands are really built.
The jumps are definitely tricky 😭 I know it may sound a little crazy but try practicing those jumps to a metronome WITHOUT looking at your hands. It'll train you to kind of just FEEL where the notes are. Since both hands are busy it's hard to pay attention to both at the same time 😵💫
@@WholeWheatPiano It doesn't sound crazy at all! Thank you so much for the tip!! It's mainly just that last G minor bit that's causing me problems now - I'll try practicing it the way you described
Oh wow I just realized at 5:19 here changes the note from D to G to make it easier, that's why it always sounded werid, thank you!! :D and oh my I have just realized it's only been 1 month since I started this piece and I've only gotten like the 1st part done
It's so cool seeing how different this theme is when played Slowly. It almost feels sad...kinda wish it was the theme of the Great Fairy fountains in MM when they're (The Great Fairies) broken apart.
Theres just something about this song thats so difficult!!! I dont kkow why but it took me a whole week to do learn this song fluently😬. Definitely worth it though!
So ive been playing piano for 2 whole days and this is like, the one thing i want to play someday. I was just curious to see what the right hand looks like. That stretch from pinky to middle finger is insane to me.
It's a pretty big jump! I wouldn't say this song is for absolute beginners but I do think it's a good song to aim for! The jumps can be intimidating but if you learn to play slowly and patiently it just magically connects. You just need to build good habits and remember that slow and steady is better than fast and sloppy. You'll get it!!!
cheers for this mate. only been playing for almost a year and this is helping alot! just wondering if you have any tips for how to practice the polymelody with those massive gaps? really good tutorial btw man 🙌
Thank you so much! You know, I know exactly what can help but it's too hard to put into a comment. I've been wanting to make a video about it but just haven't been able to make the time 🥹🥹🥹 A good point to remember though is that whenever the left hand is playing the right hand is playing along with it. When putting the hands together, it's important to know which notes line up with each other... When you're clear about that, then you can start incorporating things like alternative rhythms, metronome, chords, etc. Sorry if this is a little unclear 🥹😭 there's actually so much that can and should go into playing not just this piece but piano in general it's just too much to write 😶🌫️
amazing tutorial, thank you! I especially love how you break it up and explain some of the song structure it really helps to understand what you're playing! Edit: lol my hands are too small to play the arpeggiated chords (I can do 9 keys at the absolute max, but only 8 comfortably) but I'll skip that step. However I still love how you explain that!!! Makes you think of chords and not single notes which makes it all much easier. Edirt 2: Ok this song is actually super simple when you think in chords. I'm mind-blown! This is so cool. Thank you for your tutorial!
Hey thank you so much! 😁 I'm glad the chords help. I think understanding the theory when learning a song is such a music hack that's undervalued. Makes memorizing much easier and practice a bit more structured. It's a win win!
Great tutorial! Just wondering if you have any advice for pedalling? Unsure whether to pedal just with the left hand bass notes or with every right hand arpeggio
I would say that anytime your right pinky plays a top note, that's when you should be switching and holding the pedal. A lot of the ambiance of this piece comes from the sustained notes so hold that pedal! Just remember to release when the chords change! (As in when the pinky plays a new note) 😁
これで練習してますദ്ദി ˃ ᵕ ˂ ) 本当にわかりやすくて弾きやすいです！素敵な動画をありがとうございます> < ♡ I practiced using this video! It's really easy to understand. Thank you for making this video! 💗💗
One more thing, how does this channel only have 300 subs? the video quality is amazing for someone who only has 300 subs and its been here from 2014 almost 10 years yet you only have 300? somethings fishy!!!
Honestly the pattern is a bit strange and unconventional. Which is why I think it's such a beautiful song! The chords are quite a big stretch but if you can learn them perfectly and separately from the beginning then putting the hands together becomes a bit easier. It's deceiving!
I only started the channel a few months ago! It's just that I had a UA-cam account for a long time but never thought of posting videos 😅 thanks for your comments though! I hope you can stay tuned for the next videos 😁@@eggz2313
There is SO much that can be done here. I'd say one rule of thumb is use a metronome and get the hands separately to the same speed (Ex. 100bpm each SEPARATELY) then when putting the hands together, cut that speed in half and work up from there. (Ex. 100/2=50bpm). Another tool (that's hard to explain through words) is playing the right hand normally while the left hand plays chords instead of melody lines. (Ex. In 4:05 . . . play both Bb's TOGETHER then D and A TOGETHER then @ 4:09 d-g-a-c TOGETHER while the right hand plays normally). This gets your hand used to getting in that position smoothly without pressuring you to play all the notes. You have to play these with correct timing though or it kind of makes things weird.... I hope that helps 😭😭
3:07 and 3:14 are HUGE stretches so don't worry about holding all the notes with your hand, use the pedal instead to hold the notes. If anything, I recommend holding all the pinky notes (top notes). You should also practice from Up to Down... get used to making the jumps with the Pinky and Middle finger and practice those two notes over and over... that's the biggest hurdle with this piece. Hope that helps and good luck! 💪🏽
You don't have to hold the chords.. just jump to the last notes. I would practice just jumping from the bottom to the top note (Ex. Low G to high C)... It's tough 😭 practice slowly!
I started playing piano a few days ago, I can play the entire right hand without problems, but I can't play the left hand, It is very uncomfortable for my fingers, could you give me any recommendations?
@@YoSm411 Are you playing the hands separately? Or together? If separate, play as many of the bottom notes as you can as chords and jump from chord to chord. Don't play the notes separately but as whole clusters and really get used to that before playing them separately.
Ok! I'll share it if you can just let me know why you'd like to have it. Like how will you use it? 🤔 I'm not against it, just would like to know for future reasons and videos! That way I can find a way to engage more with you guys 🙏🏽
Don't worry about holding all the notes at the same time. It's more of a sweep! Each note is played on its own... If anything, hold the top (pinky) notes!
Sorry, I wrote out the sheet music on paper 😭 Did you try playing the hands separately first? Since they both play at the same time throughout most of the song you should try doubling every other note (both hands at the same time) (Ex. A BB C DD E FF G AA) ... I hope that makes sense 😅
@@WholeWheatPianoawesome. I have the full thing posted already but idk if yt keeps deleting it because of the link? Anyways if you'd like it feel free to ask
nvm I tried posting the link several times now but it automatically goes to spam, even if I add spaces. I shared it on the site Noteflight as "Fairy FountainMusic by Kōji Kondō (近藤浩治) Words by ゲイの猿" so if you look it up it'll probably come up.@@WholeWheatPiano
@@Lif3st4r don't worry about hand size! They are big jumps so they'll take some practice but hand size doesn't matter in this case! I know it sounds crazy but try doing those jumps with your eyes closed... It'll train your hand to get used to the distance between notes 😬😁
oooh.. OHHH YEAH.... YEAHHH IT FITS 61 KEYS YEAHHHH edit: I think I miscounted Edit Edit: actually I'm not stupid I have this extra C at the end of the keybored phew
@@allinthemind2006 yes you can! It may sound crazy but I recommend practicing that jump slowly WITHOUT looking at the piano. Eyes closed. Try getting used to the jump. It's hard but it's possible!!
@ thanks! i’ll definitely try that.. what’s even harder is right after that high c over g min arpeggio, is hitting the high A then jumping down to the e dim arpeggio then back up and hitting the high G. I feel like this is damaging the tendons in my hand and arm especially when i try to do it with any speed. Definitely challenging
@allinthemind2006 sounds like you have a lot of tension and you may be playing a little too fast. It may sound crazy but try playing those jumps slowly with like DEAD hands. Zero tension. You'd be surprised how much tension you might be playing with without even realizing it, making the songs more difficult 😭😭😭😭
theres no way im ever going to be able to play this but ill still watch the vid lol.
When you look at it it is quite simple it I the coordination to do it 2 handed is the hard bit
Even just learning the right hand is mesmerizing 😍
Try to learn the right hand melody with just the bass notes on the left hand 😁
@@WholeWheatPiano thanks for the tip!
Great tutorial by the way! Definitely the best piano tutorial I've ever seen
@@Elijahthecubeyboi aw man I really appreciate it, that really means a lot 😭 keep an eye out for more coming out soon 🙏🏽
Bro this is easily one of the better tutorial channels by far. Severely undervalued
Wow thank you so much I really appreciate that 🙏🏽 I hope the videos help!
This is so amazing. Thanks a bunch. Two days ago I thought this seemed impossible. Now I'm playing the intro, and both hands seperately within 2 hours. Also your hands are really built.
@@TofuTuesdays I'm glad the video can help!! It's a tricky song but totally doable just take it slowly 😁 thanks for your comment 😆
Every time I hear this song, it just takes me back to when I was like 5-7. I feel like a kid again and think about when I'd watch my brother play OoT
The power of music 😭😭🙏🏽
an actual tutorial. Separate hands, slowed down and then together. Thank you!!! I still won't be able to play but dammit this makes me want to try
You got this!! Just take it slow... one step at a time.. day by day it'll get easier with good practice habits 😁
I'm glad I came across you. I am trying to learn piano and I think your videos will be very helpful.
I really hope so! 😭 Piano is a beautiful instrument to learn and learning shouldn't be very difficult. Just remember to always enjoy the process 🙏🏽🙏🏽
This channel is very underrated. Some of the best UA-cam tutorials I have found
Thank you so much @FROGGOOO 🙏🏽🙏🏽 I hope they help you out!
Thank you for this! This is extremely helpful. Man, the second phrase is kind of kicking my ass. So many jumps
The jumps are definitely tricky 😭 I know it may sound a little crazy but try practicing those jumps to a metronome WITHOUT looking at your hands. It'll train you to kind of just FEEL where the notes are. Since both hands are busy it's hard to pay attention to both at the same time 😵💫
@@WholeWheatPiano It doesn't sound crazy at all! Thank you so much for the tip!! It's mainly just that last G minor bit that's causing me problems now - I'll try practicing it the way you described
@@djwhitepeople You'll get it! Metronome is also always a good idea 😆
Its so hard to find a good tutorial like this one, thank you very much 🙏
I'm glad it helps 😁🙏🏽
Been playing this for a month with no progress (self learn) now it makes sense on how to play it more accurately. Thanks for this!
You'll get it!! Let me know if you have any questions about any parts... I'd love to help! Just tag the timestamp on the comment 👍🏽🙏🏽
Thank you! Just finished learning it!
Yes!!! Keep practicing it so that you don't lose it!! 😁 I recommend trying Saria's Song next! Or Lost Woods, I don't know what the official name is 😂
wow! real tuto there, i love this song so much... thank you for this work, i will try to learn this master piece, big thanks from France ! 😆
I hope it helps! You can do it!! 😁
beautiful
Oh wow I just realized at 5:19 here changes the note from D to G to make it easier, that's why it always sounded werid, thank you!! :D
and oh my I have just realized it's only been 1 month since I started this piece and I've only gotten like the 1st part done
@@squashyShrooms you'll be playing this piece for the rest of your life, there is NO RUSH! Take your time with it 😁
Great tutorial thanks for breaking all this down
Of course! Just hope it's easy for everyone to understand 🙏🏽
Thnx, i learned in two days!!
@@Xeno2036 that makes me really happy 😁😁😁
Thank you so much
@@King-hk1lu thank you for watching 🙏🏽
Thanks I was trying to find a tutorial on this
I hope it helps! 🙏🏽
Best tuto, love your format
Thank you so much 🙏🏽
Crazy I thought this guy would have at least 100k subs
I hope you get the love you deserve thank you for helping us noobies out 😂
Thanks @@gotmilk3848 I appreciate that 🥹 just hoping to spread love for piano! 🙏🏽🎹
These tutorials are awesome.
Thank you so much 🙏🏽😭
this tutorial is so good also i rlly appreciate you answering all the questions in the comments they help a lot ♥️♥️
I appreciate that😭
Feel free to ask for help if you ever need it 🙏🏽
I’m gonna learn this beautiful song to play for my beautiful lover
Rooting for you @Treethenics ! 💪🏽😁
@@WholeWheatPiano Thank you I’ll come back when I learn it!
Just remembered to come back and I successfully played this beautiful song song for a beautiful girl. Thank you so much!
@@Alvar1032 That warms my heart! Thank you for sharing 🥹👏🏽👏🏽
I’ve spent hours and could not get it, maybe I’ll go back to it again
It took me weeks to learn 😭, don't give up! 💪🏽
It's so cool seeing how different this theme is when played Slowly. It almost feels sad...kinda wish it was the theme of the Great Fairy fountains in MM when they're (The Great Fairies) broken apart.
It honestly is overall really beautiful.. it's got that bittersweet feeling like there's a happy future with a bitter past 🥹
Thank you sm !!!
My pleasure 😁
Im gonna learn this for 1 hour straight ill keep u updated to what time stamp i learned
0:05
5
U got this!! Slow and steady wins the race! 😁
@@WholeWheatPiano nah i got to 31 sec
@@tuinkabouter16 Pshhh that was way faster than me 😭🤣
Theres just something about this song thats so difficult!!! I dont kkow why but it took me a whole week to do learn this song fluently😬. Definitely worth it though!
Yeah it's MUCH harder than I expected it to be 😭😂 Glad you got it though! 😁
So ive been playing piano for 2 whole days and this is like, the one thing i want to play someday. I was just curious to see what the right hand looks like.
That stretch from pinky to middle finger is insane to me.
It's a pretty big jump! I wouldn't say this song is for absolute beginners but I do think it's a good song to aim for! The jumps can be intimidating but if you learn to play slowly and patiently it just magically connects. You just need to build good habits and remember that slow and steady is better than fast and sloppy. You'll get it!!!
Thank for the good tut, my fingers survived
Haha nice! I guess I gotta try to make these a bit more difficult 😆
cheers for this mate. only been playing for almost a year and this is helping alot! just wondering if you have any tips for how to practice the polymelody with those massive gaps? really good tutorial btw man 🙌
Thank you so much! You know, I know exactly what can help but it's too hard to put into a comment. I've been wanting to make a video about it but just haven't been able to make the time 🥹🥹🥹
A good point to remember though is that whenever the left hand is playing the right hand is playing along with it. When putting the hands together, it's important to know which notes line up with each other... When you're clear about that, then you can start incorporating things like alternative rhythms, metronome, chords, etc.
Sorry if this is a little unclear 🥹😭 there's actually so much that can and should go into playing not just this piece but piano in general it's just too much to write 😶🌫️
@@WholeWheatPiano thanks man, will def take that into account!
Cool I loved this tutorial
Feel free to watch all the other ones! 😆😁 Thank you for your kind words 🙏🏽
ATEEE
amazing tutorial, thank you! I especially love how you break it up and explain some of the song structure it really helps to understand what you're playing!
Edit: lol my hands are too small to play the arpeggiated chords (I can do 9 keys at the absolute max, but only 8 comfortably) but I'll skip that step. However I still love how you explain that!!! Makes you think of chords and not single notes which makes it all much easier.
Edirt 2: Ok this song is actually super simple when you think in chords. I'm mind-blown! This is so cool. Thank you for your tutorial!
Hey thank you so much! 😁 I'm glad the chords help. I think understanding the theory when learning a song is such a music hack that's undervalued. Makes memorizing much easier and practice a bit more structured. It's a win win!
Great tutorial! Just wondering if you have any advice for pedalling? Unsure whether to pedal just with the left hand bass notes or with every right hand arpeggio
I would say that anytime your right pinky plays a top note, that's when you should be switching and holding the pedal. A lot of the ambiance of this piece comes from the sustained notes so hold that pedal! Just remember to release when the chords change! (As in when the pinky plays a new note) 😁
これで練習してますദ്ദി ˃ ᵕ ˂ )
本当にわかりやすくて弾きやすいです！素敵な動画をありがとうございます> < ♡
I practiced using this video! It's really easy to understand. Thank you for making this video! 💗💗
ビデオを見てくれてありがとうございます！本当に嬉しい😭
Good luck with your practice! これからがんばりましょう！😁💪🏽
holy shit, a real piano tutorial
Bro i love you please make a mice on venus video ^^
i need 4 hands to play this, 2 for the right hand and 2 for the left
20 fingers sounds crazy 🤣🤣
i would love too know if there is a pattern in the left hand after the cords in the melody? it would help a lot in learning this song!
One more thing, how does this channel only have 300 subs? the video quality is amazing for someone who only has 300 subs and its been here from 2014 almost 10 years yet you only have 300? somethings fishy!!!
ALGORITHIM!!!! FIIXXXXX TTHHHISSSSS!!!!
Honestly the pattern is a bit strange and unconventional. Which is why I think it's such a beautiful song! The chords are quite a big stretch but if you can learn them perfectly and separately from the beginning then putting the hands together becomes a bit easier. It's deceiving!
I only started the channel a few months ago! It's just that I had a UA-cam account for a long time but never thought of posting videos 😅 thanks for your comments though! I hope you can stay tuned for the next videos 😁@@eggz2313
Learning the one handed parts are easy but playing them together is a problem for me, are there any tips?
There is SO much that can be done here. I'd say one rule of thumb is use a metronome and get the hands separately to the same speed (Ex. 100bpm each SEPARATELY) then when putting the hands together, cut that speed in half and work up from there. (Ex. 100/2=50bpm).
Another tool (that's hard to explain through words) is playing the right hand normally while the left hand plays chords instead of melody lines. (Ex. In 4:05 . . . play both Bb's TOGETHER then D and A TOGETHER then @ 4:09 d-g-a-c TOGETHER while the right hand plays normally). This gets your hand used to getting in that position smoothly without pressuring you to play all the notes. You have to play these with correct timing though or it kind of makes things weird.... I hope that helps 😭😭
Thanks!
I fall asleep this song
It's a beautiful song to fall asleep to 🥹
3:07 what if your right hand cant stretch that far to play these chords? I can reach a whole octave plus 1 note but thats it :(
3:07 and 3:14 are HUGE stretches so don't worry about holding all the notes with your hand, use the pedal instead to hold the notes. If anything, I recommend holding all the pinky notes (top notes). You should also practice from Up to Down... get used to making the jumps with the Pinky and Middle finger and practice those two notes over and over... that's the biggest hurdle with this piece. Hope that helps and good luck! 💪🏽
Got it down first try
@@jwilliam6696 either the video is good or you're just a beast 😁😆
At 1:59 how do u reach that far
You don't have to hold the chords.. just jump to the last notes. I would practice just jumping from the bottom to the top note (Ex. Low G to high C)... It's tough 😭 practice slowly!
@@WholeWheatPiano thank you!!
Love it
I started playing piano a few days ago, I can play the entire right hand without problems, but I can't play the left hand, It is very uncomfortable for my fingers, could you give me any recommendations?
Can you tell me what exactly is uncomfortable? Like your pinky? The jumps? The hand positions? 🤔
@@WholeWheatPiano the jumps
@@YoSm411 Are you playing the hands separately? Or together? If separate, play as many of the bottom notes as you can as chords and jump from chord to chord. Don't play the notes separately but as whole clusters and really get used to that before playing them separately.
Bro please share the .mid file I would appreciate that alot.
Ok! I'll share it if you can just let me know why you'd like to have it. Like how will you use it? 🤔 I'm not against it, just would like to know for future reasons and videos! That way I can find a way to engage more with you guys 🙏🏽
The 4 3 groups are like chopins fantasie impromptu
Fantasy Impromptu is definitely on a different level 🤯
Pretty sure it was inspired by that song
@@myeggyweggyit's true, ua-cam.com/users/shortsMjw43aiDRzY?si=y16S-ZYckPlDHI2v
My fingers cannot stretch that far at 1:59
Don't worry about holding all the notes at the same time. It's more of a sweep! Each note is played on its own... If anything, hold the top (pinky) notes!
I cant reach the higher G with my pinky when my thumb is on F... Any pointers?
Can you tell me which part of the song exactly?
Music sheet? I'm having a bit of problem timing left with right hand
Sorry, I wrote out the sheet music on paper 😭
Did you try playing the hands separately first? Since they both play at the same time throughout most of the song you should try doubling every other note (both hands at the same time)
(Ex. A BB C DD E FF G AA) ... I hope that makes sense 😅
@@WholeWheatPianoawesome. I have the full thing posted already but idk if yt keeps deleting it because of the link? Anyways if you'd like it feel free to ask
Sure! Where can I see it? Maybe post a link here for others to see as well 😁@@swanliszt
nvm I tried posting the link several times now but it automatically goes to spam, even if I add spaces. I shared it on the site Noteflight as "Fairy FountainMusic by Kōji Kondō (近藤浩治) Words by ゲイの猿" so if you look it up it'll probably come up.@@WholeWheatPiano
Could you send me the midi fild for this piece? I would love it!
Thanks for the comment and interest! 🙏🏽😁
Just out of curiosity, what would you like to use it for? 🤔
my hands aren't big enough to comfortably hit all the notes on my right hand :(
same ;(
@@Lif3st4r don't worry about hand size! They are big jumps so they'll take some practice but hand size doesn't matter in this case! I know it sounds crazy but try doing those jumps with your eyes closed... It'll train your hand to get used to the distance between notes 😬😁
its not about ur hands. it is really necessary to do the jumps FROM ur pinky to ur first three fingers. more practice!!!
There wasn't any help or advice for the left hand... If you or anyone could, a sheet music would help
Is there any particular problem you're dealing with for the left hand?
oooh.. OHHH YEAH.... YEAHHH IT FITS 61 KEYS YEAHHHH
edit: I think I miscounted
Edit Edit: actually I'm not stupid I have this extra C at the end of the keybored phew
@@squashyShrooms 😆😆😆
❤
🙌🏽🥹
I cant reach that high C
@@allinthemind2006 yes you can! It may sound crazy but I recommend practicing that jump slowly WITHOUT looking at the piano. Eyes closed. Try getting used to the jump. It's hard but it's possible!!
@ thanks! i’ll definitely try that.. what’s even harder is right after that high c over g min arpeggio, is hitting the high A then jumping down to the e dim arpeggio then back up and hitting the high G. I feel like this is damaging the tendons in my hand and arm especially when i try to do it with any speed. Definitely challenging
@allinthemind2006 sounds like you have a lot of tension and you may be playing a little too fast. It may sound crazy but try playing those jumps slowly with like DEAD hands. Zero tension. You'd be surprised how much tension you might be playing with without even realizing it, making the songs more difficult 😭😭😭😭
@@WholeWheatPiano awesome i’ll give it a whirl. Going to try meditating before i practice. Thanks for the help sincerely.