Classical Pianist ranks Timothée Chalamet Piano Skills

[@Aaravoswolf]

When will you release a new 1 minute, 10 minutes and 1 hour? Could you do it with some Schumann piece? Also tell you that I love your content, I started following you a few months ago and I have already seen all your videos!😃🥰

[@In.the.chopin-wrld]

Maybe the smugller from Schuman

[@S1st3]

Papillons Op.2 are also gorgeous

[@fatmathepianist]

You can check out Polovtsian Dances from Prince Igor the melody sounds so angelic I think you can turn that song to a perfect piano piece :))

[@Morita-Solary]

Editing an 1 min, 10 min, 1 hour vídeo in 1 min, 10 minutes, 1 hour 💀

[@kossibwaya]

​@@In.the.chopin-wrld Fr👍👍

[@bartikoks]

Could you do more tutorials on specific etudes please?🥺🥺

[@chemistpl-wg7ql]

Maybe op 25 no 4

[@nrna9997]

I love your video and I learned a lot of interesting things and mistakes that I do, but have you considered that his posture being bad for example is just a part of the acting ? i get that a non pianist would feel that he is pouring his body into it so he shows emotion.

[@katttttt]

Well, look at Trifonov's posture 😂 ...and his face... I often find his playing exhilarating though, e.g. in harmonies du soir the climax is just so good

[@frazzledude]

Also, Glenn Gould, as far as posture.

[@jonathanDstrand]

the exception doesn’t make the rule

[@katttttt]

@@jonathanDstrand yea I don't mean that you're supposed to do that just because it's the habit of one star at the piano

[@davidmurphy9351]

Arthur Rubinstein's posture is a joy to watch. It probably helps that he was not tall 😌

[@williamtaittinger4529]

the kid's playing is ABSOLUTE garbage.

[@UnknownPerson-yj7tq]

Call me by your name is a must watch imo, great video!

[@markdsherry]

I learn a lot from you - thanks!

[@Amber-G0324]

masterpiece of a film. Definitely a must watch!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Misteribel]

Love the new style, you've clearly put a lot of effort into the new look. The frequent cutting is not really my thing, but it seems to work for you quite well. Haven't seen the movie, but i get back aches just looking at the guy 😂.

[@chrisk3754]

Very interesting to hear the complexities behind higher level playing. Efficiency when practicing a lot and trying to play well make a huge difference to what the musician produces. And all said in a nice way-extra cool. Thx for the content.

[@annazully2680]

Wait if you haven’t, you should def do a Ryan Gosling analysis! From La La Land

[@RanBlakePiano]

Wonderful !

[@sadenababayi]

Thank youuuu so much it was great.💕😃 I really like to see your video with ^how to play types of : legato, staccato, nonlegato ,etc. ^ Because their is lot of sources that they all say different things !😫🙏🏿

[@noobie5614]

Theres a piece called “beethoven turkish march”. Can you please do a 1 min, 10 min, 1 hour video on it? If you do, I will post a video of myself also playing it. Thanks!

[@sithlordbinks]

Guaranteed she can already play it flawlessly lmao

[@noobie5614]

@@sithlordbinks yeah i dont think its that easy

[@niklassilen4313]

On the topic of trills: Anybody got tips on how to get the trills in 3rd movement of moonlight sonata sounding strong? I mean the ones that appear at bar 30 and 32. You are playing octaves at the same time. This is in my opinion one of the trickiest parts of the whole damn sonata and even after many years of playing it I can't figure this out.

[@JRTPianist]

7:17 is so me lol.. I have a bad habit of doing things when I was learning/practicing every time I perform, like scratching, adjusting glasses for no reason and worst of all...reaching for a beer on top of the piano. So any tips or advice to get rid of these bad habits would be much appreciated. Oh and dont hate on 2 3 trills.. fingering is fingering as long as you get the job done 😉🤣

[@annablanchard2215]

Call me by your name is one of my favorite movie ! You need to watch it ☺️

[@manu-singh]

Looking good together in the the thumbnail

[@MarcPlaysPiano]

It is important to play with a shirt on. Without a shirt, absent hot climate, body temperature decreases, which leads to unnecessary tension throughout the playing mechanism. Additionally, goosebumps may form in surprising places, which creates distractions for the pianist, taking the eyes away from the keyboard and onto one’s epidermis. Lastly, skin-on-skin may occur between the inner arms and the ribcage, which causes additional friction compared to clothes-on-clothes, and which can also slow down the playing mechanism and create fire hazard.

[@markoquendo675]

Especially with that body. Jesus Christ do a push up or something 😂

[@kenkinnally6144]

It's the fire hazard that's the real culprit.

[@bazignuts]

Right

[@OArchivesX]

How about no

[@MarcPlaysPiano]

@@OArchivesX I'm ok with no also. 👍

[@rado5192]

Hi hi hi, I love your style videos Classical pianist ranks piano skills. Please do more and more

[@player1giogamer93]

Hate??? We love to watch you cuz all u say is fair fact always personally u helped me sooo much mastering some chopin etudes that it improved my playing at everything since last year

[@babydragon5766]

Ich liebe wie du Klavier spielst.❤ Kannst du vll mal ein Video machen wie du an neue Stücke rangehst also wie du neue Stücke lernst. Nicht aus der Sicht eines Anfänger sonders aus der von dir. Das wäre so nett von dir wenn das gehen würde❤❤

[@raffichen]

Thanks for these videos! I'd love to see an analysis of Jay Chou, since he's known to be dedicated to piano even though he doesn't practice it as a profession.

[@wchang9526]

For people who aren't really familiar with Jay Chou, from his movie "Secret": he's legitimately playing ABRSM diploma-level stuff here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3momahjqbyBZ8U

[@wonderfalls2]

Yup, I use 2/3 a lot for tills. Will give other combinations a try. Thanks 🙏

[@frazzledude]

It is a good idea to practice trills with 2/3 because there might be situations where it will be helpful. In Chopin's etude in thirds, for example, it is much easier to play the repeating thirds in the opening bars if you have a good 2/3 trill.

[@wonderfalls2]

@@frazzledude Thanks! I won't give it up completely. I'll mix it up when I have multiple options.

[@russian-canadianfamily6895]

@@frazzledudeonly helps if use the god awful 1324 fingerings, 1425 is quadrillions of times better

[@frazzledude]

@@russian-canadianfamily6895 I use 1325. That seems to work well for me.

[@davidalarconquinones87]

Excellent review. However... The song is not that fast to avoid 4 or 5. I think it is ok to use all fingering in this case.

[@abanobgamal3020]

Finally a new video😍😍❤️

[@paulkramer7844]

What finger combination do you recommend for the two long trills in the second movement of Mozart's A minor sonata?

[@mcw0805]

can you do Ryan Gosling with La La Land?

[@klimperkasten6115]

I love you sooo much!

[@patricio_argumedo]

Great video! May I suggest Freddie Mercury for the next "classical pianist ranks"? 🙏

[@SSAENS-yj3jw]

Yes!!!

[@GM1988]

as a beginner pianist im impressed with chalamet's performance here, but after watching you demonstrating the melody it looks much simpler than in chalamet's version. is it because u played it simpler or because chalamet played it more complicated?

[@katttttt]

My trills are probably similar to his trills. And I'm wondering, does it just come with time that you are able to move your fingers in a trill as fast as e.g. Annick? It looks impossible for me😂

[@frazzledude]

There are a couple of pointers that are useful. First, make sure your hand is completely relaxed. Start slowly, and don't increase the speed if you feel your hand or arm tensing up. Second, use the minimum amount of motion necessary to play the trill evenly. Don't let your fingers lift off of the keys. Wasted motion makes trills slower and harder to play. In connection with this, don't try to learn and practice trills on an upright piano. Always use a grand piano that has a quick, responsive action. The reason for this is that an upright piano action does not have a "double escapement". The keys on an upright piano must come almost all the way up before the note can be repeated. A grand piano's action has repeat levers which make it possible to repeat a note after the key comes up only a little way. Third, practice different fingerings. The Thalberg trill, named after pianist Sigismund Thalberg, is a good way to play trills. The fingering for it is: 1-3-2-3. The Thalberg fingering makes for smoother, more even trills than using just two fingers.

[@xevivr]

​@@frazzledudewhat if I've digital piano not grand piano ? BTW love ur tip

[@frazzledude]

@@xevivr It depends on the particular digital piano. The top of line digital piano is called a "hybrid" digital piano because it has a true piano action that triggers optical sensors instead of hammers hitting strings. A hybrid digital piano even has weights that simulate the feel of dampers going up and down. My personal favorite digital piano action is the Kawai grand feel 3, although Yamaha and other digital piano brands also have a good action. A Kawai CA99 would be an excellent digital piano to practice trills on. Other digital pianos may or may not be good for practicing trills.

[@Kattykit1]

I wonder if they had a consultant on set for this. Probably not. He’s supposed to be a sort of classical music prodigy in the movie (translating music more so than actually playing it). In fact that scene he is playing Bach as played by Liszt. He’s flirting in this scene which is why he is so dramatic. I took piano lessons for years and didn’t really like it (turns out i am double jointed). When I saw him play in this scene my first thought was “Wrists up!” That was my clue that he might have just learned that piece but isn’t a real/serious player (of the piano lol).

[@klimperkasten6115]

DU BIST MEIN GRÖSSTES VORBILD!🎶🎵💖✨

[@themusicguy4084]

me who can't trill with fingers other than 2 and 3

[@edwinsianturi2336]

The best facial example for facial expression: Lang Lang on Rachmaninoff 😅

[@katttttt]

This became more a meme though 😂

[@edumedicina]

Please Do Ryan Gosling in Lalaland

[@Armanny08]

Aniqueee can you please do another 1 minute, 10 minutes, and 1 hour. And if you do, can you do Bach’s prelude and fugue in c minor BWV 847? I would love it if you do🤍

[@eckligt]

What about checking out the piano skills of the guitarist in Japanese rock band Lovebites, Miyako? In the full 8-minute version of the band's song "Swan Song", she starts of playing piano unaccompanied, and you might recognize the piece. Here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpSwh6eoq9V9ps0

[@myboibill]

The movie is really worth watching.

[@eminajovanovic2574]

I have watched this movie couple days ago, and now you post this? 😮 Is it coincidence 🤔

[@emaikei6498]

what is the best fingering for a C#-D trill cause im currently using 2-3 and it feels very natural

[@AnthonyB2351]

Depends on the situation but 3-4 or 3-4/5 together works well for me.

[@דניאליוקב]

can you do a 1 min 10 min 1 hr challenge on liszts reminiscences de don juan?

[@santisav2]

Could you do Anthony Hopkins too?🎉

[@DesertRat332]

Annique, if you would, please review the piano playing in the movie, "The Legend of 1900." How real is it? Thank-you.

[@gorkemakayc9491]

why you are so pretty sis

[@Chopiet]

I never expected you to cover this film! It’s been on my mind lately coincidentally 🎹🙌🏼

[@BenjaminMorenoIbarra]

Do ryan gosling in lalaland please

[@impostor8984]

lisan al gaib

[@juliusblind3365]

usul

[@misaellima8552]

Perfect❤

[@alvarogarciabarbosa3199]

❤ Qué interesante ❤. Pero oír tu voz, mirar tu expresión facial y el movimiento de tus preciosas manos me mantiene embelesado y al terminar el video, me fui directamente a escuchar tu interpretación de la balada número 1 de Federico. ❤❤❤

[@DS-gh3rc]

The movie is great. Highly recommended! In the scene you’re referring to Elio wants to impress Oliver, and show off a little bit. Hence crossing the hands makes a lot of sense. It just looks cool. I also thought that his fingers were a little bit too flat at times… but the fingering seems to be the bigger „problem“ here.

[@Popis72]

...Lovely.

[@robertorosario4052]

Annique. How old are you?

[@kino7037]

Ryan Gosling next?

[@heartofthekeys]

Hey everybody! Have you ever watched “Call me by your name”😊 which of the movies with Timothée Chalamet is your favorite so far? 🥳

[@_Snix]

@@Baroque-Handel 😭

[@KoalaKrush]

Yes! Call Me By Your Name is my favourite of his movies! I also read the book!

[@Scrungge]

Timothee is so cute lol

[@hugobernal1990]

please, can you do a video about Justin Bieber’s skills

[@gyanlobaba231]

Hey make video on improvisation. How to do it

[@rubyace7058]

2-3 is the easiest for me

[@grzegorzkoslacz3859]

It's enough to sit like Mr Rubinstein.

[@richardlehoux]

Strange that many great pianist do weird expressive face while playing. Maybe it’s because you need to get emotionally involved in the piece.

[@FredericChopinReal]

16S after upload, first view an like! Damn!🎉❤😮

[@ooddyy]

U must watch lady gaga piano skills, cause she played since 4 years old

[@timothyneumann6586]

There are those law enforcement types who think that the Trill, who think that the bombast that can be brought out of the pianoforte, turns a person who has nothing to do with the actual scene of the crime into something that has nothing to do with what you could possibly be listening to on any publicly available radio station. I think people talking about what's on the radio are Pferde. They have been talking about so many things constantly nonstop they are hoarse, as they think they are just the ones with the nutritious words for the radio if they are more directly referred to the scene of the crime and its incidentals and can properly talk it up. It's the Bad News Bears all the way. If you can't find anything else in the radio, how many people just decided to stop any attempt to be relevant or engaging at all? Anyway. There are those Antarctic penguins who don't really want anything else in the radio, constantly configuring the focus for those Happy Feet. When Pferdinand and Isabella of Spain sponsored Christopher Columbus they brought their horses to the territory of the United States and created the inspiration of the Ford Mustang.

[@gianni4955]

Maurizio Pollini R.I.P.

[@timwatson3879]

...you say rubato...I say...character....

[@Michachel]

In what world is 3-5 better for trolls than 2-3

[@NikoHL]

You really prefer Mozart and Chopin to Beethoven ?

[@gatesurfer]

Antique’s comments about his playing are fine. But the piece he’s playing has been bastardized into something that I guess the filmmakers thought would look virtuosic and flashy, when in fact it is supposed to light and elegant, and not particularly difficult. It is an Aria by Bach from his “Capricio over the departure of his beloved brother,” one of Bach’s earliest known compositions,,written at age 19 on the occasion of, yes, the departure of his brother, who was leaving for military service. It would have been performed on harpsichord, so all that thumping and pounding would have been totally useless and inappropriate. Well informed pianists would know this. The crosshanded stuff is not part of the original score; instead, the right hand has this octave motif that is easily performed by the right hand alone. I guess it looks more impressive this way.

[@mance02]

bruh‼️ I didn’t even know he played! He plays better than Taylor. 🤣 Good content‼️

[@cMaXeJIJIo]

What are you talking about?! These “celebrities” MUST be shamed and, frankly, shouldn’t be celebrities at all! 😂

[@williamtaittinger4529]

Kate plays better than both

[@SuperArt1st]

sorry we dont need your ranking, we did not ask about it