Hey, I've always wondered, what country are you from, Jart?

i though mereaux was hard bro 😭😭😭😭

I see "I paid for the whole piano, I'll use the whole piano" so many times

You've got the style down! (Complete with 1.5+ octave LH jumps, of course!) The only things I'd say I wasn't expecting were the natural F in bar 31 and 212, and the transition into A major instead of something more common like D or C, although I think your A major section turned out pretty well!

AMAZING!!!! You have a talent. My left hand would probably die at bar 77 though.

and piano concerto 3 rach is octave

how about a trancendal etude 7 and sonata in b minor is octave

3:08 That Scared The F-k Out Of Me 😭😭

No Totentenz...:((

Not insane. Just bad.

Bachs chromatische Fantasie und Fuge BWV 903

Bach, bwv 869?

Tje last piece looks like something from one of those impossible MuseScore KZbin videos lol

Me: (finding on my phone) Where can I find the lawyer?

Mozart: WHY DON'T YOU GIVE IT A FASTER TEMPO AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH (Die by obsessive-compulsive disorder & trypophobia)

Who's the pianist

Mazeppa? Chase neige?

I thought Liszt was going insane while he was writing piece on level four

This pianistic ho supports Putin.

Yuja wang havent played the Cziffra transcription as an encore after performing the rach concertos, she doesnt even have an orchestra with her😅 She played it as an encore after playing the Liszt sonata I think 🤩

This is BWV 543.

i was looking for petrushka's hand jumps

On level 0 i would put "the pianists" from The Carnaval of Saint-Saens

On level 0 i would put "the pianists" from The Carnaval of Saint-Saens

It's amazing how this is such an adrenaline rush yet the 9999 to 1 bpm piece I heard, 300 bpm seemed/felt oddly slow? I guess compared to the piano saying "wow" from going so fast, anything feels slow in comparison. I much enjoyed the buildup to the rapidfire notes near the end. Thanks so much for this bit of awesomeness.

Io Pedrov l'ho ascoltato nel lontano 1982 a Genova, ha eseguito tutti e 6 gli Studi da Paganini versione 1838, e brani di altri compositori sempre su musiche di Paganini.

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What the heck is the last one? And why does the page turner even bother?

#10 I can't even play wrong notes that fast

Lizst: this is easy.

I appreciated the idea but do not like the video, sorry.

Somehow Feinberg's doesn't even sound dissonant to me.

Who's Xnad?

Another glaring omission: Ligeti's Etude, Vertige.

3:46 At this point you'd be better practicing chords lmao, somehow a simple chromatic scale feels fundamentally different in it's difficulty.

a little too fast for my taste but a brave attempt regardless

I really enjoyed this video just as a brief glimpse into the world of different composers, some of whom I wasn't too familiar with (Scriabin), some who I hadn't heard of at all (Gliere). I feel inspired to check some of them out now in more depth. Well, if I'm being honest, I really enjoyed this video up until #9. It's very telling that this is the only piece not performed by a human-- it's just a midi file plugged into an app.

I was expecting Chopin's Octaves Étude(Op. 25 No. 10) to be on here somewhere, but still, an interesting list. Level 9 looked painful, but level 10? It's probably hard enough playing the Revolutionary Étude as it is, but doing it with octaves? That performer's definitely a madlad!

2:11 Insanity mode on

Chromatics - Exist Chopin - BRRRRRR

0:07 The reason this is number 1 is beacuase of the very small jumps. It is very calm and would recommend play this as a beginner: Pain 0/10 0:19 The reason this is number 2 is because this is I tiny bit more and I also recommend this for beginners: Pain 0.1/10 1:00 This is number 3 probably because the left hand jump is on mostly black keys and they are VERY thin: Pain 1.2/10 1:19 Ok I think this is a bit obvious how this is hard... : Pain 1.9/10 1:59 I really like Chopin but I think they should swap Liszt's previous song and this one around: Pain 1.5/10 2:19 Ok some more liszt! This one is probably harder because of the octives (I will comment there soon aswell). The left hand jumps are also very fast so that probably deserves level 7 instead. Not saying this liszt is bad tho... See what I did there: Pain 5/10 because of the black notes.: Pain 3/10 2:53 For those who can't read sheet music. I just realised that this is faster than hr. 6 so hr. 6 can stay in the same rank. Also very hard because of the length of the jump.: Pain 5/10 3:30 I can see why this has got replaced... The jump are in both hands which is included in 2:19 also kinda odd tho: Pain 5.9 3:56 OK this is a cross hand techniqe wich is but not as bad as the next one: Pain 6.7/10, Cross hand technique difficulty 6/10 4:48 THIS IS OBVIOUS THAT THIS IS HARD: Pain 10/10. Cross hand technique difficulty 10/10

hi jart, im a new youtube pianist, and i was wondering if you have any tips or recommendations to grow more on youtube. i will be uploading longer form content soon too. any advice is really appreciated!

3:55

la chochette vs la campanella

The guy at level 10: I paid for the whole piano, so I’ll use the whole piano

My personal favorite chromatic scale is probably Chasse Neige. Also can we just take the time to acknowledge that Alkan can’t stop using double sharps even when he’s just writing chromatic scales?

You chose a really s*** recording of the 2nd Hungarian Rhapsody.

how about first page of chopin's Heroic polonaise

0:22 look mom! It's me!