Thanks for watching! If you want to hear just the piano part, here's a video I made of that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5_ah5KMiauoldk

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You’re awesome for doing this! Thank you :)

Hope so too! My upcoming concert schedule's on my website at charliealbright.com, in case I'm playing near you sometime! Thanks for the support and for commenting! :)

Haha thanks! The cool effect was totally intentional. (Not really, but glad it looked cool!) 😎

Ah very cool! Haven't seen that show, but have heard of it.

Aww thank you so much for the kind words, @mobolajiolu-james3160 ! I've got longer "masterclass" videos, too, which go into a lot more detail than what can be fit into 60 seconds. Here's the one for this piece: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3uccmCgZ56GaJY Keep me posted here on your progress! :)

Ah, sometimes big hands/fingers could be an advantage and other times, maybe a disadvantage. You might try focusing on doing just the top notes (not playing the bottom notes). Then, when that's more comfortable, adding, the bottom to it? If you haven't watched my masterclass video on this etude, you might be interested, as it goes into more detail than this 60 second short. Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqmzdKGNZ5WLfdE Good luck! :)

@CharlieAlbrightPianist thanks I'll check it out. It's been years since I actively played classical piano. I played jazz and progressive keyboards for years. I got yearning to go back to my roots and study classical playing. Fortunately, there is a lot of good resources like this one here today to study.

@@smitlag Good luck! :)

I love uploading them but sometimes, you can't due to orchestral rules and whatnot. But I'll try to when I'm able! :) Thanks for watching and commenting! :)

Thanks for watching, @Noke703! And for commenting! It all helps the algorithm too. :)

Hey good luck! Be sure you check out the much longer masterclass video on this too...lots more helpful information than what can be fit into 60 seconds. Here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3uccmCgZ56GaJY Thanks for commenting and be sure you're subbed for more! :)

Not sure which pieces you're referring to. Could you please clarify which pieces?

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Really liking it! My friends have the much higher-end one that retails for like $1700 and is often on sale for $1100, but I didn't want to spend that much one one of these. With a baby, our downstairs laminate flooring would get sticky often from dried sugar from dropped fruit and whatnot, and an automatic mop helps a lot with keeping the floors clean. We had a regular lower-end iRobot vacuum (I think the i4 Evo from Amazon) downstairs which was fine for dirt, but didn't help with stickiness or footprints or anything. This one navigates much better (thanks to the lidar, mostly, I think), and gets stuck less often. It has gotten stuck a few times (a couple times on a dog toy/rope, I think, and once locked itself in the bathroom), but it seems way smarter and does its job pretty well. Overall, we're pretty happy with it so far! :)

@CharlieAlbrightPianist thank you! Ordering one now

Thanks for your support! :)

Happy Thanksgiving! :)

Hey good luck! Let me know how it goes.

It's a delicate balance of too long, too short, or just right. 🤣

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Thanks for the support, @symeonpearl5666!

Bach and Vivaldi are pretty awesome! My personal preference is late classical through romantic, but I can appreciate some good 'ol Bach too! :)

@@CharlieAlbrightPianist Yup. Air, Arioso, Well Tempered, Jesu Joy, Cello Concerto 1. He makes Pachelbel sound like an amateur though to the casual listener they are the same. No. Bach is more complex. He shift keys mid bar. McCartney and Bacharach can do that. And not simple, raise the whole song a half or whole step. The key shifts are part of a melody. McCartney had an uncanny ability to do that in his 20s.

Hey I'm glad it was helpful, @LisaWhite-w3d! Definitely cheaper than hiring someone, and much less than a whole new fridge. Be sure you're subbed for more, and thank you for commenting! :)

Thanks for watching, @jimwortham3112! Be sure you're subbed for more, and thank you for commenting! :)

Thank you, @javagirl!

Oh thank you! There is no score, as I was just improvising on the spot. Be sure you're subbed for more, and thank you for commenting! :)

I'm pretty bad at sight-reading! Here's a full-length masterclass video on this piece if you want a more in-depth lesson: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i57NeY1pbZyIhLM Thanks for watching and be sure you're subbed for more! :)

​Cool. I just taught myself chord inversions and arpeggios and listen to a lot of baroque so I can incorporate pedal tones and whatnot into it.​@CharlieAlbrightPianist

@@baronvonlichtenstein Nice! I've got a Learn to Play Piano playlist (kzbin.info/aero/PLzbZE1Ty4bjVz_mjqf8oXoH_IlcYwxOdH) with lots of videos on all sorts of pieces/topics which might be useful/interesting to you too. Good luck! :)

@@CharlieAlbrightPianist My main issue is chords. Finding new chord progressions I can write melodies and arrangements to. But I hate lounge music which is basically what people online teach. Light jazz. Klezmer is good and Chales Mingus is ok, but I generally find it bland. Lessons in the most complex way to sound ok. I like the Italian style. Melody and passion. And sometimes throw in harmonic minor. Which I got from listening to Yngwie Malmsteen's first album. That key makes sense to me. Harmonic major is beyond my grasp. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKnOdGWnr6mLa9E

@@CharlieAlbrightPianist I'll check it out. I can always use new techniques.

Not sure exactly what airing a tire to a bead is...would you please elaborate?

@@CharlieAlbrightPianist I had an experience where the motorcycle tire deflated off the rim. Would the pump have enough pressure to pop the tire back in place.

@@rockmanADV Oh I see what you're saying...thanks for explaining. I'm really not sure if this could or not... If you find out, please let us know here!

Oh wow...hope it went well!

Glad it was helpful, @MarkNelson-go3uu! Be sure you're subbed for more, and thank you for commenting! :)

Haha it was! :)

Oh geez 30 seconds? Don't think my vid can compete with that. But if you want a more in-depth masterclass vid on this movement, here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3uccmCgZ56GaJY

I usually buy my scores from sheetmusicplus.com. Here's a more in-depth masterclass vid on this piece, if you're interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmHNZKpser6oncU Be sure you're subbed for more, and thank you for commenting! :)

@CharlieAlbrightPianist thank you

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Thanks for watching...glad it was helpful! Be sure you're subbed for more, and thank you for commenting! :)

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Thanks so much! Here's the full version, if you're interested! kzbin.info/www/bejne/emW0ZHyhlstlftE

Thanks! Think it's in D-flat Major. Check out the full masterclass on that movement, if you're interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5mte2h9hNdqf8U

Thank you! Here's the full version in case you're interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/emW0ZHyhlstlftE

Hope it helped it bit! If 60 seconds doesn't help as much as you'd like, you might like to try the 12 minute Masterclass vid: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWjPfY1sh6aJbaM

Thanks so much! Here's the full vid, in case you're interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/emW0ZHyhlstlftE Be sure you're subbed for more, and thanks for commenting! :)

Thanks, @finnaugensen6271! I'm currently using a really old Zoom H4n microphone/recorder thing. For these Masterclass videos where I'm talking and playing, I'll throw on a limiter in Final Cut, but that's about it (don't usually change EQ or anything). Occasionally on videos, I'll add a bit of gain if it's too quiet. For more performance-y videos, I'll often tweak the EQ and add some reverb in Final Cut (and maybe add a limiter). Nothing fancy, but seems to work alright! :)

Hey thanks so much for your support! I don't have sheet music for my cover/improvisation of this, but I've got other sheet music on my website if you're interested: charliealbright.com/store Thanks for watching/subbing/commenting, @shuchangkao291! :)

Hey, Hello-cy9er! Long time no see! And please, just call me Charlie. :) Hope all is well and thanks for commenting! :)