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I like that you mention that moonlight sonata is written in cut time, however counting it 1, 2, 3, 4 is maybe not the best advise, and actually contradicts what you explained before, that this time signature has 2 beats. I would suggest counting 1 and 2 and instead. Or in this particular case, 1 - trip - let - and - trip - let - 2 - trip - let - and - trip - let. Aside from this, great video by you and obviously a stunning dedication to learning this instrument by Luis!

This format is amazing keep it up! Probably you are the best piano Channel on UA-cam.

Wow fantastic. I am loving my music and my piano journey

Most overrated composer ever.

i have a 76 key keyboard with no sustain pedal, am i cooked?

I play piano and I’m decent but I ain’t that good lol. You should check out Animenz. He’s amazing!

for me to much to hard style... maybe next life....

Man you might wanna pace the speed by which you're full speed dumping your information. Take a breath every now and then. Although your explanation is great, it's truly exhausting to listen to you this way.

Watch this part before you watch the full video 10:31 After that, read more Got rickrolled boi

One important thing to remember is that as he says, he makes tens of recordings before managing a perfect one. That being said, his progress is still insane. I quite proud of my 1 year 8 months with 1h a day, I'm comparable to top piano progress videos. But this guy is truly the most incredible I've ever seen.

Can you please make more music writing based content? as someone who's just starting to write music and is overthinking a lot about the music structure these help a lot!

Hello. Just came across you today while looking at some Tony Ann videos. I find it amazing your insight on piano and being able to see, hear, and play instantly. I used to play when I was younger. I've been wanting to play again. I'll definitely be watching your videos to re learn. You're very inspiring

Where are B# and E#? Or Cb and Fb?

In 3 months i a can play interstellar x experience (Tony Ann) is good ?

I have seen his video before and was particularly impressed with how he was analysing his experience and playing as he went along. Well done Luis!

Your comment about looking at the vertical notes for hands (RH,LH,HT) is revolutionary! I’m an adult learner, just passed Grade 1 after 9 month, hoping to pass Grade 2 in November and the step up from sight reading hands separately to hands together has been almost impossible for me. Going to try to utilise the tip vertical reading, or at least use the 30 seconds to analyse the bar notes vertically. Cheers Matt!

over 2hrs practice every day man dedication does he work from home lol ? i try and do 30-60 mins most days and would love to be able to play half as well. I'm always surprised by the number of people who can play so well but haven't learnt scales and arpeggios .

Thanks for this. It’s given me a great framework to attack my piano learning, lots of things I would have never considered!

That guy violates every piano

We just got a piano and me and my partner are both total beginners. We’re learning using an app. But even though I’m way behind him on the app, I’m actually far better than him at this point. He’s just speed running through the app and unlocking all the songs he can. Whereas I won’t progress to the next lesson until I can 100% whatever it is I’m learning. I know this because I made the same mistake when I learned guitar as a teenager. I know that in a month or two’s time it’s gonna catch up with him and he’ll hit a wall when he tries to learn something more complicated.

you should react to Tokio Myers, very interesting pianist

I think I did like 20 hours in 6 years so 🤷‍♂️ I think I am exaggerating but it really feels that way I have been playing more had teachers at the start not anymore though. Seems like I have such little hours in all the stuff I do AHHHHHH.

What is the name of the first song you showed him playing? Thanks!

This video is both inspiring and frustrating. Inspiring because you see that some people can learn quite a lot of piano playing in such a short period. And frustrating because I am more than six years on this and can't remotely reach tthat level. So, well, I will keep trying!- Perhaps one of my "faults" is that I am playing keys on a band and so that takes also lots of my playing / learning time. You can't have it all!

Really enjoy these videos. They remind me to practice! lol

Please more Animenz reactions! Especially his 10th anniversary My Dearest, its one of the best piano arrangements made for anime music.

How do I send a video for your reaction videos?

I’m also self taught and 2.5 yrs in…. This guy is light years ahead of me

I've noticed another thing. It's one thing to play on a digital piano and playing on an acoustic piano. I just made the shift from a Kawai Digital to a Yamaha B3. The feel is quite different, or so I think. I remember Josh Wright saying if we only have a digital piano to find an acoustic piano every once in a while and practice on it.

Half an hour of Matt explaining music. What a treat. I find it interesting he went from Tiersen and Einaudi in the learning to play stages to Satie and Chopin, but then went back to Tiersen and Einaudi to help inspire him on his own compositions.

I learned that there's a difference between learning to play the piano and learning to play piano pieces. It's easy to jump to the pieces and miss out building up enough technique so that you can play a lot more piano pieces and with less time.

I'm so glad you did this reaction, Luis Graca was the person who originally inspired me to start playing piano. I love his progress and his dedication, he's so impressive.

Nice, man! It was fun rewatching this with your comments. I laughed with you at both Moonlight Sonata 3rd Mvt attempts 😂 To answer some of your questions, indeed I learned almost all of these pieces using UA-cam tutorials, including Arabesque and Fantaisie Impromptu (Rousseau's videos). Looking back, dynamics and technique were lacking, but learning the maximum amount of pieces in the least possible time was what kept me going at the time. After uploading this video, I realised that I wanted to get more out of the piano and to do so I needed to work more on dynamics, musicality, technique, reading music and to learn some theory, so I decided to have a few private lessons for guidance. I started practicing scales and arpeggios at the beginning of each session (5-10min) and to use sheet music to learn pieces, instead of tutorials. I learned some Einaudi, Händel's Minuet in G Minor and Pathétique Sonata 2nd Mvt - I uploaded both in my channel. Once again, I only picked songs that I really enjoyed listening to, even though they were a little more advanced. I can learn pieces through sheets, but I can't sight read. It's not my main goal to be able to sight read. A little after that I decided I wanted to create my own piano arrangements / play by ear, and so far that's what I enjoyed the most. Whenever I'm stuck, I try to get a lesson for guidance. Thanks for the lesson on arranging 🤝🏼 It's all been a big experiment, but I think my main goal is to compose more original music, piano arranangements and to be able to play anything by ear. If anyone is still reading, I will upload a 4 Year Progress Video update in August / September, so stay tuned ;)

Playing 2 hours a day for 2.5 years is crazy! Props to him!! I am still in high school and started about 3.5 years ago so I don't have that much time to practice.

Underrated Pianist Matthew Cawood, nice Video 👏.Best regards:)😊

Matt your level headed and optimistic approach to piano learning is an absolute joy to watch, one of the big reasons I've just started learning. Keep it up man

Hey just wanna say I love your videos, you and frank tedesco inspired me to learn piano after 2.5 years.

2000 hours in just 2.5 years is crazy .. Props to him for such consistency and determination

Aaaah You're the reason I keep getting pianists in my recommendations. I don't have money for a piano. I have to play virtual piano in roblox. :D

Nice video 🙂 I've just started reading grade 2 level, and use a mixture of landmark notes with stepping or skipping up and down. Will get to reading whole words soon...I hope!

Matthew, you are an amazing teacher.

I really like your videos you really encouraged me to start learning classical but I feel really lost on what songs to learn and what techniques are used in playing and which motor skills that i should practice

Where’s his shoes? I think it’s much easier to use the pedals with shoes I hate trying to pedal barefoot

Excellent video Matt, piano is hard...i practice two hours a day and I have been doing it for 2 years now and I feel I am getting worse hahaha

write the 6 chord as vi not VI its a minor you know that. also calling chords numbers with this context is misleading. you could of 100% added a tag line to say 'here i have a video on how to name this correctly check it out' and BAM better and more correct information AND MORE VIEWS

"Where as playing them as inversions sounds like this" goes on to play the chords plus the melody. You're not teaching well

Yes,I swear to god when I was 6 I about to wrote a piece,but when I was 8 I found it really similliar to la campanella and yes the melodys is similliar

Why do you remind me of PianoPig?

How is my man so underrated get this guy's subcount up like rn