Bravo! 👏👏

Bravo

Yun Hee, I'm so proud of you and your art.💜🎶

sick

Greeeeaaaaaaatttt🔥🔥

Thank you for this! Berger is a latter-day favorite for me.

Ok this is actually incredible

hahahahahahahaha😂

这是个fugue嘛

❤️❤️❤️

bro just get smaller keys lol

The problem is left hand

I suggest you to press the two white keys (C+D) with your thumb and to put your index on the black key in the same time.

I’m lucky I have huge hands, and I’m quite young, my hands might have up to 10 more years to grow and I can already play a eleventh on both of them ( just barely )

Rachmaninoff makes me want to sepukku my hands

It's either 1. Roll the chords Or 2, the lesser known one, use a piano with narrower keys(although pianos with narrower keys are rare)

... КИТАЙЦЫ И ЯПОНЦЫ :///

Well, like athletes perform better in sport party because of their size.

Your Rach sounds majestic in the other vid as well, epic and poetic as his soul, broad like russian step. Carries beautifully all the way to Switzerland 😀You have those extra qualities which can't be practiced nor learned, only cultivated within. The sincerity in your playing is palapable and you truly create. Your vision is phenomenal, that's the focus, it will overwrite any challenges. As someone mentioned, he himself would break the chord to grab onto its richness.

Amazing horizontality, true legato, colors..sincerity

Stunning colors 💕

w^^w

He also had Marfan's syndome.

I feel your pain. Some of us (barely reach a 9th) weren't meant to play Rachmoninoff, I guess.

Easy: get some 💅

There are recordings of Rachmaninoff playing that introduction using broken chords, so don't feel bad about doing it yourself. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnPbXqeoZqt3rLs

hahahahaha! I really enjoyed this clip. It made my day!

Tragic really! But incredibly funny...😂😂😂

You win some you lose some - with big hands it''s harder to play some intricate twiddly bits especially between the black keys.

很難欣賞這種漢堡音樂

Use the thumb. It should be possible to play a black and white key together with just the thumb.

You learn to leave a LOT of notes out playing Rachmaninoff. I’m working on the 3rd again now. My hands ache!

I heard that they have a plaster reproduction of Rachmaninoff's hands in a museum, and his hands were indeed huge. I also heard that he had terrible stage fright and oftentimes had to be pushed onto the stage.

😭

You all know what big hands mean... ...big... ...big gloves

awesome!

I discovered that my hands was really big When I started Rachmaninoff. And I find this was not really hard. PS: My first rachmaninoff piece is his prelude in C sharp minor

You should watch Boris Karloff's Thriller episode "The Terror in Teakwood". The world's greatest pianist, a fictional Rachmaninoff, writes pieces that only he can play, due to his large hands. The #2 pianist goes to ridiculous extremes so that he can play #1's music.

I can only grab a 9th, and it's hard not to press an extra key while doing it, so that that's all I got.

I keep on getting trouble by my teacher because I can't reach for my notes.

vine boom

Me, whose main instrument is not piano, watching this and thinking about how I can play this no problem just cause I have big hands and nothing to do with skill. Lol

When u realise u shouldn't have touched Rach unless u had capable hands. Till then, enjoy listening to his orchestral works instead. ( no offense😁😁😁😁 )

noice

nice

nice

This is why you need a bunch of wooden note-blocks and an assistant to hand them to you at the appropriate times

Very fun… Real pianist life

my favorite piece