Thank you! Yes...unfortunately I don't have my piano where I am living and clavinova has a limit

Thank you! I started when I was seven years old and I took my degree in the age of 13th as a talent.

@@theofanissotiriou That’s amazing to hear, Keep it up!

I don't have a lot of experience in digital pianos, but I if you just want to buy a synthesizer, I would suggest a Korg. But if you want to have a more realistic piano's feeling and you don't concern about money, you can buy a clavinova. The Yamaha clp series is value for money

If you are starting off don't spend too much money on a first keyboard / piano. I would recommend atleast 88 keys and weighted but not more for the time being. You won't get much out of a piano that is 2 thousand dollar. If you can, go to a music store. That's a 100% your best option. Otherwise just try to find a keyboard that fits your budget and has the requirements stated above. Do ofcourse look up a review of the piano you are willing to buy.

if u jst started to play then I dont recommend u buy an expensive piano bcs there's alot of people that lost their interest pretty fast

Thank you! No it's the original, from Schott edition

Thank you. I want to inform you that all the videos have the mentality of "prima vista". I am just choosing pieces from my repertoire and im recording then directly. Also, when I'm playing in a clavinova and not in a good piano, nothing can be perfect, I'm fighting with the piano too , to be so melodic. Also the recording is amateur (from a phone), so the audio is a bit vault.

Thank you. I want to inform you that all the videos have the mentality of "prima vista". I am just choosing pieces from my repertoire and im recording then directly. Also, when I'm playing in a clavinova and not in a good piano, nothing can be perfect, I'm fighting with the piano too , to be so melodic. Also the recording is amateur (from a phone), so the audio is a bit vault.

Yamaha clp-440