😮great.

Hi are you still play this? ❤

The stop/start again is by far the best thing you're doing here. It's what my piano teacher refers to as the "no wrong notes rule". If you hit a wrong note, stop, start again. That way your brain is only memorising correct notes. Excellent speed and progress by the way. It's such a hard piece of music to play, but very rewarding :)

Wow so good I should’ve practiced like you did

what a coinidence im learning the same piece same pace too

Awesome! Keep it up. I want to figure out how to play this on guitar. Should be interesting.

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The issue here (and I'm no different) is impatience and trying to go too fast too soon. This piece is comprised of broken chords and is very very difficult to master at speed. Use a metronome and amp up the speed slowly over time :)

watch in 1.5x

Change of scene?

2:48 That's exactly the part I'm finding difficult when currently learning it. Crazy.

1.25x recomended

Play in 1.25

cute. I learned that in 50 min and I still can play it 50% correct in tempo...a real japanese I am

Plot twist: play the video at 1.25x playback speed to hear the original piece in Presto Agitato

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I recommend practicing the B major scale instead of the C major because It’s mimics the natural shape of the hand

Average asian practising the piano 8 weeks a month

keep going! since when have you been playing the piano?

I didnt think i could actually play moonlight sonata untill i saw this it gave me motivation and I kept on practicing till I could play it but i got after 13 weeks but anyways thanks!

That's nice!

I don't recommend using an electric piano because when you use a real one your hands will be extremely tired

noice

Damn, you deserve like a Kawai CA-901

NICE

I need to play this for my friend every time her Hyundai is on the way to a repair shop.

metronome is off brooo 😭😭😭😭

BRO, just work hard, work and work, you are going to get it, it teust my friendd :)

If you set the playback speed to 1.75 it has a fairly normal tempo.

change of scene?

Wow i cant imagine i will be able to do that in 5 weeks im pretty trash at that song

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Hola amigo que piano es?

I've been practicing for 2 months and only got the right hands perfect... I am currently studying the timings of the left hand and right hand.. It's so hard to synchronize both hands with different notes playing

1.75 perfect

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안녕하세요 포트폴리오 브이로그는 처음인데 잘봤어요😊

Reflections seem so fun to do, especially the idea of watching reflections from a year ago every day. I would like to do this myself, but I'm scared to be so public on the internet where some people have bad intentions. Do you think this fear is irrational? I've been learning Japanese, so maybe if I reach enough fluency, I can do reflections in a non-native language like you do from Korean to English. It sounds exciting. In the video you wonder who the viewer's mentor is. In programming, my mentors are Casey Muratori and Jonathan Blow. In music, my mentor is Porter Robinson. In animation, my mentors are Aaron Blaise and Hayao Miyazaki. I wish you well and hope you enjoyed this comment.

1,5x is perfect

x2 video and u have the perfect one

We had an old piano at home, which we bought for about $25 (with a delivery cost of $125 :)), which is why I started playing. I miss it so much right now since I had to move and especially since it's in Kharkiv where the shellings are frequent so I can't visit very often. So I relate to you very much. Recently I realized I have a piano at my university in Lviv and it has been a great pleasure to finally continue playing after a long while. I with you to reunite too!! Good luck!

After seeing this video, I'm gonna learn moonlight sonata Wanna prove myself nothing can stop me I've been playing piano for almost a year and 6 months and I want to try new things

Did you ever get this piece to where you wanted it?

Highlights: - 2:00 - 5:20

1.5x speed is so perfect I mean 1.25x

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In the hard part you can try better fingering for left hand. Something like 5-1 for when it jumps 2:31

Everything needs time; I partake in many creative crafts. Sometimes, I forget about the learning; I instead keep trying new things until I find a method I am already inherently fluent at. This can be limiting. I should try to improve particular processes that I am weak with. Nice work!

I am looking forward to my new upcoming diversions; I'm going to go outside more and draw! Great job speaking! As a native American, sometimes the sentences are odd (For example, at 1:31: "When you are doing only you like" sounds wrong compared to what it could be: "When you are doing only *what* you like"), but the ideas are very coherent and expressive.

Because we tend to think way ahead of speaking which doesn’t help much in improving