Chopin Fantaisie Impromptu Practice Time Part 1

[@jordanboyett7787]

She teaches in a way where beginners can relate, I really like that.

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thanks so much!

[@vetobadmusic]

Agree! There are so many pretentious tutorials out there for this particular piece, but this one feels down to earth which makes the piece way more approachable

[@roastme7696]

Why are beginners trying to play this piece tho?

[@vetobadmusic]

@@roastme7696 Way too many classically trained people out there think certain pieces are just off limits until 10 years of experience. Sure, you can probably not play this piece perfectly (or even remotely close) until you have that experience under your belt, but giving it a shot doesnt hurt and it gives you exposure to a lot of different techniques, rythmical patterns and harmonies that can be useful outside the context of this piece. There are a lot of good lessons in this piece even when playing it at half speed.

[@roastme7696]

@@vetobadmusic Well yes you can try to practice or even play this piece but I feel like you're skipping too much basics of a piano. I think you should start with some easy pieces like fur elise or Prelude in C major by Bach.

[@isaiahelges7346]

I feel like it’s easy to get the rhythms when you don’t think about the hands individually, but rather making the down beats land together. If that happens, and each hand is playing consistently, yall should be golden.

[@johannaveenstra4337]

Isaiah Elges i just listen to the piece and then i try to play it on that speed sometimes it needs some practice but i am not like “2 seconds 1 second “ like i just listen how other people play

[@charlesfernandez201]

Exactly! Thats how i did it

[@Pops113]

Yess this worked for me too!!

[@R.Williams]

The polyrhythms get me every time and even if I get the notes to matchup at the end it isn't really correct. Thank you for reminding us that it just takes a lot of time to get these things right. Polyrhythms are really hard for me (unless its like 3/2) and I know its just counting it out but arrgghh😥 I think when all of the great pianist (and all the prodigies) are at our fingertips via YT, its easy to get discouraged. But videos like yours put it in perspective for the rest of us. Thank you!

[@ThePianoKeys]

Ah I just realized I called the polyrhythms hemiola in the video. Haha sorry about that slip up. Even the greats and the prodigies have/had to practice. Remember that when you're watching a performance, you're seeing the result not the process. :)

[@HHcz]

I started learning it today, spent 6 hours learning it and finally understand the rhythm but max speed i can get is 0.5. I hope I'll be able to make it to normal speed in a week just by playing it again and again I guess?

[@azhaanali1109]

@@HHcz how long did it take you to get past the first part at normal pace? I'm trying this piece at the moment as well and I'm a bit curious 😅

[@HHcz]

@@azhaanali1109 It took me like 2 weeks or so, but I believe you can accomplish it sooner than I did.

[@azhaanali1109]

@@HHcz ohh, nice ! Also thanks 😅 How did you practice it and are there any tips you have or things you found out if you don't mind me asking? I'm having a pretty tough time speeding up the left and right hand while playing then together and my current strategy is really just play it over and over

[@thetrashcanking]

AWESOME the easiest and the best fantaisie impromptu tutorial. thanks.

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thanks so much!

[@marleydc2000]

Wow! I’ve watched countless videos to ‘nail’ the polyrhythmic section to no avail,until now. Great ‘old school’ metronome teaching which makes perfect sense, without gimmicks. So appreciated. I had been classically trained in my youth; now retired, trying to relearn! Thank you!

[@ThePianoKeys]

You're very welcome! Yup, there are really very few (if any) hacks to playing the piano well. It's a process that takes time and careful study.

[@Youtube_deleted_my_favourites]

this is a great lesson, just what I am looking for

[@ThePianoKeys]

Glad it was helpful!

[@harborlightproduction2756]

Thanks a lot for the tip. I've been playing for nearly 4 decades but couldn't play this polyrhythm song. I wish I'd found your tutorial long time. Looking forward for more like this.

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thanks! Check my channel for other practice time videos. :)

[@callmeqi]

Thank you very much for the lessons. Extremely helpful for me - I had my grade 7 in 1993 and have not playing classical pieces since. I struggle to play classical piece like this really! My godson (just turned 10 years old and he started to learn piano 2.5 years ago) took 2-3 weeks to learn this piece and memorised the whole piece. I can only say he is very gifted from God.

[@ThePianoKeys]

We all have different ways of learning. :)

[@ThePianoKeys]

🤣🤣MISTAKE! I called the polyrhythms hemiolas by mistake. Sorry about that! Sheet Music: goo.gl/ViNXy3 Piano Courses: bit.ly/2Qa35i7 Help me make more videos: paypal.me/thepianokeys

[@sherifel-bheiri597]

I loved my piano more because of u . Thank you

[@ThePianoKeys]

That's very sweet, thank you.

[@pocketally]

I love the comments that you give to reassure people and motivate. It is so kind and gentle. Thank you. I am motivated to start this piece when the time comes.

[@ThePianoKeys]

You are so welcome!

[@edaniel927]

You're a beautiful human being and a great teacher. Many thanks for your tutorial 🙂.

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thank you so much for your kind comment! 😊

[@chihirokomiya255]

Thanks to your videos I was able to do 3 against 4 at a fast rhythm. Somehow my left hand just plays while I only need to focus on the right hand.

[@ThePianoKeys]

Fabulous! We all have our own way of accessing what we need. Practicing is how we find our way.

[@martialartsquyenanh7861]

Good Teacher.

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thank you!

[@thomasm5714]

That was a very helpful lesson! Thanks to your clear explanations, I am finally making (slow) progress with this beautiful piece.

[@ThePianoKeys]

I'm so glad you're finding this tutorial helpful!

[@geniewu5424]

You explained every techniques very clearly and this VDO helps me a lot. Please do part3 of this, if you have time. Thank you😊

[@ThePianoKeys]

I will, soon!

[@SA-ze3yf]

I feel so grateful to you.I am working on Turkish March and I do not know how I could learn it without your help.I know I can not thank you enough but accept my sincere gratitude.Thank you so much.

[@ThePianoKeys]

That's great!

[@SA-ze3yf]

@@ThePianoKeys Thank you.In fact what is great is what YOU have done.

[@seishunsuke9767]

Your are a really good teacher of music ! From France ! Merci !

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thank you!

[@SongTown]

Thanks so much. Your spoon-feeding method has really helped me. I've been trying to learn this piece for some time now. I'm glad I'm finally making progress.

[@ThePianoKeys]

You're welcome! I wanted to pull the curtain back and show the process of learning to play a piece.

[@jamescao2008]

This is the one of the best teachers who shows the process step by step, from slow to fast, separating the work from left and right hands to make hard to easy one. Thanks!

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thank you, I'm glad you're finding my videos helpful!

[@iloveuni]

Thank you for taking the time to show what notes play the same time. I don't read note, it is by rewinding videos and practicing make it fun and challenging. I like to be uncomfortable playing piano. :)

[@ThePianoKeys]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MicheleG1989_]

I loved how sweet you were in your explanation! Thank you!

[@ThePianoKeys]

Aww thank you!

[@monicaconsigliereLavieenfleur]

I have been on this pièce for one month now, it took at least two weeks to study the first page. I wanted to understand the 4/3 rythm mathematicalky, but after that I really decided to practice working on the indépendance of the two hands and not thinking too much. Once one gets more or less the first part I think the rest is easier.

[@jamescao2008]

One of the best teachers

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thank you!

[@manzanojack2787]

Been studying/analyzing 4 over 3 for a while, great to discover your approach. Really like your repetition

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thank you!

[@nazarenosciabordi8862]

Grazie della bella lezione!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ThePianoKeys]

You're welcome!

[@oliviaedralin1436]

I love how you break it down for us classical wanna be beginners,,,thank you for teaching us❤❤❤❤ New subscriber here😊

[@ThePianoKeys]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@danielesquivel8567]

This was super helpful, thank you very much!

[@ThePianoKeys]

You're welcome!

[@zita-lein]

Just found your channel, and love it! Exactly what I’m looking for. I will look for your video on how to practice. ❤

[@ThePianoKeys]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@Zach-iu4qu]

This helped so much!!! I’ve gotten much better

[@ThePianoKeys]

That's great!

[@dude_of_music]

Thankyou for this !! In one video - which I watched last night and again today you have done 2 things for me, A simple one that was already in the music but I didn't take notice of 5th Bar, D# - I always played it with the 4th finger - why ? It was more natural for the hand to reach, however the hand wasn't in an ideal shape/position to play the following C# D# -- playing at 120 was a real struggle -- now in just a few hours, I've been able to squeeze 145 out of it! secondly to achieve that 145, I followed another bit of advice -- about playing various rhythms, I only tried one, where you play 4 notes in one movement as quick as possible, I played 4 notes, - I then played 5-10 notes, ending on various notes so my hand wouldn't get used to ending on the same note.. and getting locked into a position or habit. thankyou !! :) My next challenge is to put hands together and build it up.. knowing now that the right hand is on track I will also thoroughly check fingerings for bars 7-8 as that's my next hiccup area :)

[@ThePianoKeys]

Wow, I'm so glad that you got so much value from this video! I love that you also took what you learned and expanded upon it. Congratulations!

[@thomasmiranda3800]

You are awesome at teaching. You breakup notes for right and left hands so nicely, I will also try to learn piano. Thank you. God bless you.

[@raymondchan9802]

You are a great teacher. I like your method very much. You have an awesome way of making people umderstand. Tq so much for sharing. God bless you always.

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thank you! 😃

[@awakeamericanow]

You are far ahead of me. I would really like to be able to play Debussy's Arabesque; which I have put on hold for the time being. It has very similar challenges of three against four. I have been practising the C maj scale, playing two octaves with the left hand and three octaves with the right hand. Obviously in the same time period. After only a short while the sound of three against four started to feel familiar and less challenging. I note how often you use the word 'feel'. Asking my brain to consider the two separate patterns simultaneously was too much. Once I recognised the two combined as one pattern it made sense.

[@ThePianoKeys]

Yes, once it clicks, it seems pretty easy. Like riding a bicycle.

[@omotundeadedayo2487]

I love chopin fantasie

[@brianchaplin278]

Great teacher,

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thank you!

[@seanhuang9449]

Your videos makes me very 😊 😊😊

[@ThePianoKeys]

I love that!

[@HPD1171]

it peeves me also when people see a double sharp or even a C flat or e sharp and call it by the enharmonic natural note instead. there is a reason why it is used and it would be the equivalent of writing a C7 chord with an A# instead of B flat. sure technically you would be right but also wrong because a dominant chord is a lowered 7th not a raised 6th. it used to confuse me until i thought about it this way and somehow that made it click for me. Accidentals are there to alter an existing scale degree, not to just become some arbitrary note and if the composer wants to raise a scale degree for the context of the chord progression then they will add a sharp regardless of what the note is. it just happens that C# minor has four sharps so its going to be frequent to find E sharps B sharps and even F double sharps simple because you already have a lot of sharps in the key. the opposite would be true if you had a lot of flats in the key, expect to see C flats, F flat and of coarse B double flat NOT A!

[@ThePianoKeys]

I agree with you. I think it's just that people have lots of holes in what they know about the subject of music, but they don't know that they have these gaps in knowledge, and so when they encounter something that doesn't fit with their experience, they either have a hard time with it, or they think that the other person is wrong.

[@naomiduenias4506]

Thank you for the teachings

[@olakolade6656]

thx! now that i can do the polyrythm, the rest of the piece flows naturally.

[@saqeralattal8947]

Thank you for the tutorial. Lovely

[@ThePianoKeys]

You’re welcome 😊

[@didemaktan8145]

Great explanation, thank you very much! Its really helpful 👏👏👏

[@ThePianoKeys]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ricocastillo8828]

I love you.. you're doing great!!

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thanks!

[@오선미-t1g]

Awesome teacher for me.

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thanks so much!

[@iofam5882]

very helpful thanks !!!

[@ThePianoKeys]

You're welcome!

[@heejungjung1087]

Thank you

[@ThePianoKeys]

You're welcome!

[@joeljacotmba]

Thanks!

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thank you very much!

[@williamli2122]

@The Piano Keys may you do a tutorial on Chopin op 25 no 11 Winter Wind?

[@ThePianoKeys]

I will consider it. 😊

[@williamli2122]

@@ThePianoKeys Thanks soo much I just finished the first page. If you do a tutorial are you doing the whole piece?

[@3213470]

My main takeaway from the video is to think of the rhythm instead of trying to match both hands together cause when I go slow sounds good but when I speed up is a cómprate mess up

[@ThePianoKeys]

Try speeding up a little tiny bit at a time, using the metronome to guide you.

[@karenme1222]

Really helpful! I got it finally, so amazing

[@ThePianoKeys]

That's great!

[@LaAcademiaEmpirica]

Congratulations :)

[@williamssilva412]

Wow

[@joshuagrix2268]

I’ve only been playing for 3 1/2 years. Do you think it may be too advanced for someone like me?

[@ThePianoKeys]

It's really hard to know your level of proficiency just by knowing how long you've been playing. There are so many variables. I would say give it a try - you'll discover soon enough whether it's appropriate to your level. 😊

[@영국에사는한국아빠]

Thank you very much! I start to get a headache from 17:29. 😁😁😁

[@ThePianoKeys]

You're welcome! Sorry about your headache, hope it's better now! 😁

[@msbeckyleigh]

This is fantastic thank you

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thanks, I'm glad you like it!

[@chingchan6918]

Thanks

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thank you so much, Ching Chan!! I appreciate your support! ❤️

[@PPP-on3vl]

Thank u ❤

[@ThePianoKeys]

You're welcome 😊

[@Batman-hb9dh]

Thos helped me a lot. Thanks

[@ThePianoKeys]

You're welcome!

[@grumpytrump01]

I need some help setting my metronome. At what BPM should I practice for this piece??? If any???

[@ThePianoKeys]

Please watch my tutorial on how to use the metronome - it will help you figure out how to apply it to your practice.

[@karenatwood4367]

You are amazing! Just found you this a.m.....Have been playing for 70 years..that is not a typo..It is true...Excellent teaching..Going to practice what we just went over...Would rank you number 1 in tutorials on this Fantaisie -Impromptu. One question...I did not hear the g # on beat 4 in left hand measure 5...(and it could be my hearing) Thanks so much...I will be back!

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thanks so much! I might have played it quietly? Not sure. lol

[@AlSween]

I started taking note that when playing with 4 sharps or more that, Fx = G natural, Bx = C natural.

[@RealValid]

i just subscribed. Even tho as a prodigy I still struggle with this do to the 3 -4 Lol. But after 31 mins of this vid i am officially a dummy lol, its a polyrythm. I still was able to learn it in a hour cause the right hand is easier for me

[@SalvadorMusica98]

The left and right hands are doing 3 against 4, that means that the left hand is doing 3 notes in the same amount of time that the right does 4, so every 3 bass note and every 4 melody notes, they match.

[@johannaveenstra4337]

So I’ve been playing piano for 1,5 years now and can play rhythms by ear. Also i can play this for sure only the thing is i have dyslexia and i see the notes like dancing its so annoying but I’ve been practicing this piece for 4 days now and can do it. Not the whole piece ofcourse but the beginning. I have another piano lesson friday

[@ThePianoKeys]

It's great that you're finding the way to do things that works for you!

[@dariemiusyk3824]

Superrrr thenks

[@ThePianoKeys]

Welcome!

[@ronhimi4100]

Very helpful ! Thank you !

[@ThePianoKeys]

You're welcome!

[@addison_1661]

I’ve been playing for like 8 years the polyrhythm took me like 2 entire days to get correct lol was super frustrating. Everything’s falling into place pretty easy now though

[@ThePianoKeys]

Glad you made it work!

[@Scanpian]

Great job

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thank you!

[@celiafrazer3277]

Thank you for the tutorial. I’m only part way through and looking forward to watching more. It I may suggest one thing, please revisit the definition of hemiola. ;)

[@ThePianoKeys]

Yes, I made a mistake. :) KZbin doesn't allow for editing or adding written explanations on the video after it's been uploaded, so no way for me to correct it. Thanks!

[@alonmarko1228]

thank you very much

[@ThePianoKeys]

You're welcome!

[@christinachampion3676]

Love it, thanks.

[@ThePianoKeys]

You're welcome!

[@DIYcreation96]

Part 2 please🙆 btw thanks for making this tutorial... It's help me so much👏👏👏

[@ThePianoKeys]

Coming soon.

[@DIYcreation96]

@@ThePianoKeys i'm stuck on C sharp major part when it start slowly after arpegio. That's a very difficult tempo for me😂

[@christianenriquevillacrezv]

Gracias por compartir!! Saludos y que tengas un lindo día.. Lima- Perú

[@ThePianoKeys]

Gracias!

[@des9200]

yo soy de Lima tambien

[@christianenriquevillacrezv]

@@des9200 tocas piano también!! Genial y éxitos

[@des9200]

christian enrique villacrez villar :sí, yo toco piano :)

[@christianenriquevillacrezv]

@@des9200 Excelente ..! Saludos

[@ginjoeco1014]

I still can't do it. How long does it need to master it? The rythm is really hard, I'm practicing that now for 3,5 hours and I didn't get better. Not even a bit.

[@ThePianoKeys]

It may just be too advanced for you. Also, you can't learn it in one practice session.

[@ginjoeco1014]

@@ThePianoKeys I can do that now actually :D

[@Joshua-dc1bs]

Imma wait a decade of practice before I attempt this song. I've been playing the piano for four weeks!

[@ThePianoKeys]

That's a good idea! 😊

[@Joshua-dc1bs]

@@ThePianoKeys I actually managed to do each part for each had separately. Putting both hands together, however, summons the devil within me. 🥴😈

[@madisoncole9133]

I Can’t read music fluently but I learned how to play this with tour help !!

[@ozanmrcan]

learn sheet music. seriously

[@madisoncole9133]

I meant like bass clef haha I can read treble

[@ozanmrcan]

@@madisoncole9133 oh

[@ThePianoKeys]

@ugly hana if you can read treble clef, you can learn bass clef. Check out my piano courses.

[@pipashmismah7478]

I think hemiola is a shift from duple to triple but not at the same time? Am I right? If not, I’d like to know.

[@ThePianoKeys]

Yes, you're right! I made a mistake in this video. 😊

[@DjTranz956]

do you do private lessons?

[@ThePianoKeys]

Yes, you can write to me at [e-mail]

[@sivert3182]

Can u do a step by step tutorial on how his piece?

[@ThePianoKeys]

If you need a step by step, you're not ready for this piece. Plus, it would take me a couple of years to do. 😁

[@SuperKevinhe]

She does it in easy steps

[@yingfang9876]

Thank you for your tutorial. I guess I have to watch it few more times to get the idea. Do you think it is good to practice each hand alone at first ? Somehow I know the notes better when I play two hands together, but when I use one hand and do it slowly I messed up a lot. Maybe because I started with both hands first. Is there a Czerny 740 or 299 piece you can suggest that might help prep for this piece ? By the way, I love this song very very much, although I have not gone through Czerny 299, 740 at all. I listened to it almost every day when my son practiced it as recital piece for CM level 10/Senior award. When I finally sit down and practice this, wow, I can see it is so so difficult, it almost made me cry, I don't know how long it will take me... But I will keep practicing. Please keep up your great work!

[@ThePianoKeys]

Without knowing you are watching you play, I really can't give you any specific recommendations. I will say that this piece is quire advanced and should be studied with a qualified teacher who will be able to prepare you for this challenge.

[@antoniocustureri2102]

grazie per questi video. Ciao

[@ThePianoKeys]

Prego!

[@evavankempen2302]

Do You think it is worth it tho put a lot of effort in this piece when you play like beginner and your hardest piece is porz goret? Maybe when I practice every day for like months? And I don’t have to know the whole piece, just the beginning.

[@ivangovnoff80]

Strange feelig, but I seem strongly like the the beginning of Lennon song "Because" ))

[@ThePianoKeys]

There are definitely similarities!

[@voltageytgames461]

I can do this part 14:20 or like the first part where the hands play together but the problem is I can't make it faster, I can play both hands but can't make it faster..

[@ThePianoKeys]

You probably need some work on your technique. Take a look at my piano technique playlist.

[@voltageytgames461]

@@ThePianoKeys oh ok thankyou I'm still a beginner and I have some piano lessons but okay thankyou so much!

[@71_jaihinduja40]

Hey! Keep up the great work! Would love it if you could make a video on the avengers theme song!

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thanks! I will look it up and put it on my request list.

[@Alkimachos]

I wanna learn this, but it takes me 3 weeks to learn his 6th prelude :(

[@ThePianoKeys]

This might be too advanced for you at this time.

[@Batman-hb9dh]

THANK YOU Ps. I love your tutorials

[@ThePianoKeys]

You're welcome!

[@AlSween]

My hands are so small :( I have to use my finger 2 in my left hand instead of 3.

[@ThePianoKeys]

It's absolutely fine to use whatever fingering works for you!

[@after_dark_777]

hi! can you please make a tutorial.of carol of the bells (nicholas steinbach )? its a really great piece

[@ThePianoKeys]

I'm working on a special arrangement of carol of the bells. Coming soon!

[@after_dark_777]

@@ThePianoKeys thank you!

[@bobby9847]

For the polyrhythm i found that if you tap out the common beat it lines up pretty nice and is easier to grasp. When i increase speed I don't seem to have to focus on the music itself but just the beat that my fingers are making. Edit: Just to clarify when i mean i tap out the common beat i do it between both hands. I only focus on the beat that i am making. when the 4 and 3 come together, That, 1 budum bum budum 2 budum bum budum 3... and so on. I just focus on keeping that beat in time not what each hand is doing and it keeps every note where it should be instead of just having the down beats where they should be.

[@bobby9847]

slow down a score of it in muse score or something similar to about 10% speed you can hear the common beat really well.

[@bobby9847]

on another side note you're like the only person on all of youtube that actually does this right.

[@ThePianoKeys]

Do whatever works for you! :)

[@itambob413]

Yay thank you !

[@ThePianoKeys]

You're welcome.

[@ronb6182]

Yes I agree this piece was too hard for me when my mom like it because she heard the popular version "I'm forever chasing rainbows" but I didn't care I thought I could learn any piano piece I was in my teens. I also try to play hard pieces now and it's been years since I touched the Piano. I learn parts of pieces but don't know how to play one straight through. I probably am comfortable at the 2nd grade level. I can play some chopin preludes but not too many waltzes. I used to try to play waltz in D flat in one minute and my piano teacher told me not to rush the middle part because it's the prettiest part of the waltz. I'm odd because I rather play sharps than flats. My favorite key to play is c# minor. My advice to your listeners is to not try this piece until they learn technique first. There are exercises to practice 3 over 4 and 4 over 3 master them type of exercises first they try the hard rhythm parts in this piece. Triplets over eighth notes is hard.

[@ThePianoKeys]

Yes, without building up proper technique, difficult pieces can't be played well.

[@ronb6182]

@@ThePianoKeys yeah right on. I like how people say oh he or she can play anything by ear, well yes and no. Yeah anyone with some music ability can play a melody and put chords to it. That was required in college but you need technique and accuracy to play well. I rather play what's easy and save the harder stuff in my private practice I only need to hear it. I can ramble on the keyboard easy but to read and interpret a classical piece that's a chore. Thanks for posting.

[@bryanwu2721]

This would be around a ARCT 1 right? Anyways the most annoying part of this song to get used to for me is the triplet and sixteen note together I'm 10 and I want to play this. I'm level 10 can I do this?

[@ThePianoKeys]

I'm not really sure what ARCT is, but in any case, I'm not a big believer in "levels." I think that with the proper training, good practice habits, and being vigilant about technique, you can learn just about anything. Provided that you are willing to dedicate the time to it.

[@bryanwu2721]

@@ThePianoKeys Oh ARCT is basically what you take after you pass Level 10 RCM. It is the highest levels you can get for example: Chopin's Ballade 1 Fantasie Impromptu and a lot of the hardest songs are ARCT level

[@nu_na1231]

Hi again, Marina. As much as i want to continue watching and practice along with you in your videos. My keyboard somehow exploded in the inside. It doesn't work anymore.(exactly why i didn't want to watch your videos anymore) Can i still practice even without sounds though? *notice. my english is bad, but i noticed that one of the word of my last coment was supposed to be 'praise' and not 'compliment'.*

[@R.Williams]

Can you get it fixed? If you have no sound how will you know if you're hitting the right notes? I guess you could continue on dexterity and finger strength but perhaps rent a keyboard from somewhere? I wish you were here (Arizona) I'm giving away my acoustic piano as I just got a Yamaha digital. Maybe look for someone giving away an old piano... Good luck☺

[@nu_na1231]

@@R.Williams i'm glad to hear that, but i have nobody to fix my keyboard for me in a little town with somebody who can't fix keyboard. Also i don't want to have anything that i can't keep on my own, like i want my own keyboard to enjoy without worry about paying what is gonna go back to it's owner. I would gladly accept the acoustic, but i don't live there. My town is where the people that having musical instruments is rare. That's why there's nobody who would give away the old piano, nobody owns anything like that. Perhaps can you recommend me the good piano keyboard to order instead? I can't pick on my own but i can order.

[@aprilthejesusinthemorningf4667]

Oh no!! Keyboard instrument exploded?!? What happened?!

[@nu_na1231]

@@aprilthejesusinthemorningf4667 Erm. the first time i had it, i had to fix the wires of A and F sharp on my own. So it was kind of already broken when it came.

[@aprilthejesusinthemorningf4667]

Awwww....I'm sorry.

[@aprilthejesusinthemorningf4667]

Nice!

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thanks!

[@evavankempen2302]

Btw, super nice explanation

[@ThePianoKeys]

Thanks!

[@josegarayar1383]

Best tutorial

[@seanhuang9449]

I like the 4 over 3😂

[@lm380]

Can you play the piece?

[@ЕкатеринаДомрачева-ы9ц]

У меня к вам единственный вопрос,вы ноты знаете?!

[@luchieinventor4779]

pls make a tutorial for this pls pls pls

[@ThePianoKeys]

This is a tutorial. :) I can't do a note for note tutorial on this one because it's very advanced and in order to play it, you need to have several years of dedicated and correct technique practices under your belt.