I tried to MEMORIZE a Mozart sonata in 1 hour

[@Trumpetis1]

That's cool, but I learned and memorized the first movement of a Beethoven sonata in 4 months, so top that!

[@ryanabshier]

😄 Hey, I didn't do Beethoven in this video, so really not something to compare, haha. Which one did you play?

[@Trumpetis1]

@@ryanabshier The first. Not the easiest, but far from the hardest too, so it is somewhere on the lower half of the scale.

[@boardgameplays]

@@Trumpetis1 It's a great one though. I mean, I'm kinda a Beethoven fanboy so I think all his stuff is awesome.

[@Trumpetis1]

@@boardgameplays Yeah, I am also a big Beethoven fan, so I was ecstatic when my teacher let me choose a Beethoven sonata to play. At first, I chose number 5, but after looking at the sheet music, I decided to back up a little bit and chose number 1. My recital on it is on May 18th, and after that I will probably play a Mozart sonata.

[@dukeofcurls3183]

0:30 wait hold on is that a remix of "evil mind 3"/the imovie "mystery" suspense sting?

[@potsdam521]

It would be nice to do same with a Scarlatti sonata, but chosen randomly from the +500 k numbers, maybe we all discover a hidden treasure and you can also improvise on interpretation

[@ryanabshier]

Nice, that's a great idea. I only know a small small fraction of his works relative to the huge number.

[@RootsMusic88]

🎉🎉🎉 you did it!

[@ryanabshier]

It was definitely scary.😅

[@hanksimon1023]

So cool that you did not look at the keys, and you included the expression as well as the right notes. I would like to hear your 'running analysis' as you *memorize* Chopin's Prelude in A Major 28 #7, and his other easy pieces that you vlogged last year. I know that you already know these pieces, but I'm not sure if you have memorized all of them ... But, that different approach might be an interesting contrast to this video.

[@Josedfa]

This is awesome man!! Wanna learn how to read notes 😭

[@j2000rocks]

Amazing!

[@ryanabshier]

Thanks, hope you enjoyed it!