I cant believe you did this in less than five minutes

Cant believe i finally foubd the full version. It's just great😂

Woww

Omg, Welcome backkkk ：3

This is also my first nocturne! Most beginners like myself tend to be attracted towards the second nocturne in E flat major 😁

8:31 percussion instrument in the background

George Winston arrangement is so much better than Pachelbel! keep up the good work bud!!

Clever and fun!

Hi Kyle

It is so hard. Also been working on it every now and then!

ohhh danggg is Rachmaninov, i can never play him. My tiny hands said no to meeee

Hello Lucas ! It’s good to see you again! You have progressed well in a year... Bravo for Beethoven and Schubert! I love listening to you and seeing you work! KISSES, JP😀🥰

Cute fei chung at the back :3 Kong Hei fat Choi

Excellent performance 🎹

How tf did you learn all that in a day??

omg, welcome backkk. How have you been !!

How would I learn sheet music, I can read right hand on sheets semi well but can't read left

do you have any tips on how to play the 4 against 3 polyrhythms in that last section, you seem comfortable with them

Not a failed attempt, you’re a thousand miles down the road than most who attempt it. Keep pushing, you will find the less interesting parts are a joy when you glue them up with the other sections. Keep going! You’ll get there!

8 Days!!!!! NO WAY!!!!!!!

Really nice playing man. Lol, i just realised that all of players on youtube use sheet music. But i dont know even a single note and can play this, la campanella, hungarian rhapsody and many more. I saw other comments on importance of reading sheet, so i decided to learn how to sight read. Hope i will learn it soon.

イケメン！😍

how long have u been playing piano?

wow day 1, I’m quite late but good job. Took me a couple days to get to this

Wow, just found this video, bro, super amazing job!

broooo, love that ! it sounds so cute on the piano. so dantiy ༼ •̀ ں •́ ༽

Oh, Bach! 👏🏻

this is excatly me sightreading XDD my postion just kept leaning forward and forward. my back hurt so much UWU

Hi Lucas! I love Rachmaninov!!! Especially this concerto. Alas you will still miss the orchestra, but the piano part in itself is beautiful... Continue my great, that’s good! JP

Goooooood

Would be nice to see you play on a nice piano someday :D

hi buddy, Where are you in your Beethoven sonata?

pretty good for 8th day

Broooo I was playing Beethoven today too! is much harder to do expression on his pieces 😂 my inside just died

I’m coming. 👏👏👏

AMAZING BRO!! Keep it up, you make me wanna play 3 hours too

Great ! You’re almost there! In the animated part, try to play more slowly. it will be more in the spirit of the piece and it will give you time to anticipate and put your chords. the end is great! kiss, JP

Yeahhhh the speed is going up !

Keep going!

hi Lucas, I really enjoy following you! You are super cute when you play! I admire your patience on this night which is a real torture indeed... But it progresses. Suggestion: if you used a paper score? See you soon JP

Congrats on going through the piece! So when I can go to your master concert hahahahahaha

Hard work! 🎼❤️

doppio movimiento = death by a thousand chords

Just notice the muscles. 😂

Lucas. You working on one of the most deep and demanding pieces of Chopin; not so much the technical but the intimate and utterly human. To 'learn' this is a gradual process. For me I looked at it and dismissed it at first - there was so much more to attract me. Later I was drawn in by the mystery and 'something'. Recognised that its was one of 'those' you build over time - not fuss about the right notes. You put up the scaffolding first. (So to speak.......). So the first section comes okish. It starts the story. The the dark octaves in the left hand come in bit by bit like clouds before the storm breaks with fury in the second section. That section is really exciting - should grab you and ignite the soul. All this time you are letting the music do it's thing with you - later you will start to take control. You have to recognise the power. Again don't worry too much about note perfect - you can't learn it that way - just let what you have flow as it will and 'do the repairs later'. The third - 'Doppio' section is really hard to grasp. Dynamics and tempo? The examples vary hugely. Rubinstein has a moderate and most accepted/ applauded tempo. For me - it is the tempo that produces what Chopin intended. So each performer has his view. Fascinating. So - say - look at Cho / 2015 and Lisicki / 2017. Difference. Not about who is right. It's about who gives you what you most like. eg Cho is good / excellent and in competion. Lisiecki is - for me- entirely individual (he plays it as an encore) and really gets it on the third section. The rage ......... and near to Doppio tempo. I have reviewed most of what is available of this on 'Tube. I get about five of them in my first class bag. Keep on this one. Grow it /Grow into it. Get the notes as you grow. Feel it more and more. Then you will find more of Chopin - which it seems is your objective. Go well. T.

amazing! so great to watch you progress! keep on going man

You’re getting better, Lucas, that’s good. (you put your shirt back on...!) I also dream of playing this beautiful prelude to Chopin... I kiss you, JP

So your name is also Lucas :)

That’s why I’m the fan of Dvorak ~ weird chord always get me hhahaha

The chords in the last section are super big and quite finnicky, so I am focusing on remembering them for now instead of trying to bring out the melody, bring in the left hand etc... Feels like a tongue twister for the right hand!!