@@karlsengupta7185 You're very kind, thank you!

Ravel À la manière de Borodine Borodin Petite suite pour piano, Serenade

@@grahamh3796 that's an excellent idea, thank you for the suggestion

There are three layers: the pedal Db Ab in the bass, the middle foreground melody which is like the centre point while the accompanying chords create the third, ripple-like layer.

I'll admit that I have a lot of shorter videos but I wouldn't say 3 minutes crosses the "shorts" duration of a minute. I believe in compacting my videos as much as possible in terms of information so I don't waste anyone's time more than necessary: those interested can take their time to revise the different points in the video as much as they'd like while others who simply enjoy the guided listening don't have to watch a 10 minute video. That's also why I try to supplement additional information in the description which I couldn't get in the video. That's simply my format style right not which works for my schedule as well, you'll find that KZbin actually favours longer videos now since they already have the shorts format so in a way I'm disadvantaged. Most videos on KZbin have quite a considerable length.

@@skylarlimex No no you've done nothing wrong, that's why I never really adressed you. It's the algorithm doing it. Throwing random shorter videos that are basically the same as KZbin shorts on the front page. It's messing with me because I feel like every site is against making you comfortable. We don't realize just HOW amazing life would be if ingenious people who cared about the public, designed things. Perhaps the levity and convenience makes like passed too fast, but it would be so far less stressful than the hellthat KZbin and other sites are. You don't change anything about you, keep making content!

You are right but being unbearably annoying about it. That is a very unpleasant quality to have

@@blueshell292 I'm sorry I wasn't born a poet for your consideration, of which I take little care in.

Saint Saens didn't fit the solo piano theme while I didn't find the Chopin interesting enough texturally though I'll admit it's very effective

Haha you're the first one to ask about that piece and yes, perhaps for a future video. Check out Sciarrino's Perduto in una città d'acque for a contemporary take

@@netyos2866 he clearly has a bii-V-I cadence that follows in C major

came here to say this

That's an excellent suggestion I didn't know about! Sort of predates Cowell's three Irish legends

I'm really happy with the subject too, thanks!

Not wrong 🤣

While I know no classic examples, as soon it goes under water, popculture (especially games) tend to use long notes and low pitches to mimic the acoustics under water.