PIANO LESSONS - Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata 3rd Movement

[@steverogers2155]

I have no basic piano skills yet I decided to learn this god bless me

[@roinsultan5888]

+Steve Rogers same here i started playing piano 4 months ago and now i can play this up to min 3:45 and i can play march alla turca and twinkel twinkel little sta till 3rd variation. I can also play fur elise till minute 2.37.

[@johnscott2545]

+Steve Rogers And me too!!Fell in love with this piece but never thought I'd get it.. I have a friend who is grade 8 and she said I was mad.. The only barrier is your own belief I think?Obviously once learnt it needs a lot of polishing.. Learning the notes is just the beginning..

[@jaleesahmed5762]

How far did you get?

[@Kurgan100]

Steve Rogers I started 2 months ago and now I'm with the appassionata, its very difficult :p. How the 3vm treated you?

[@zoim9140]

Impossible

[@cygorx]

Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. You take it from a simple perspective, and you give the notes by the book, as well without all of the sophomoric tricks that other KZbinrs try to get away with. Thank you for supplying the beginners with a concrete tutorial.

[@MrsFunsocks]

You're an excellent teacher, and that's coming from a guy who had a handful of music teachers in his lifetime. Take pride in that, and keep it up.

[@lcc7012]

I know the 1st movement but have been nervous about going further. This has given this beginner the confidence I need to learn this 3rd movement. Thank you

[@FunnyBFFvideos]

I have been playing piano for 5 years and I heard this song on magic piano... I fell in love with it I found the piano music for it and have been trying to teach myself it ...... I couldn't so I came on here and u r awesome dude ! Thx so much I can play it now!! 😄

[@webpianoteacher2]

@SolLedesmaN I did, indeed. On my website, the omission is corrected in an annotation with the video.

[@otaka732]

Best KZbin tutorial for this song, and one of the best tutorial for any song.

[@ericaroundtheworld]

First time I saw someone actually have written down the notes. Thanksss

[@twistedwhispers18]

Keep up th good work! Thanks to you I can play the piano now when I couldn't 4 years ago. These days I can pretty much listen to something an figure it out an its all thanks to your lessons!

[@XraySuper]

Thanks its my live goal to learn this song for now on

[@Gian-jq9zk]

Patrickkill two years later did you actually do it

[@kaosstraxx4119]

@@Gian-jq9zk No, i think not😁🤭

[@webpianoteacher2]

Thanks for hitting the like button and leaving your comments, guys!

[@stellac7618]

Amazing, sooo helpful. The first time I tried to learn I got discouraged. Now with your esplanation of arpeggios I understood the score and memorized more quickly. Thank you!!

[@HanTMNguyen]

Amazing tutorial of this song I've seen so far. Thank you very much!

[@MagicDragonPuff7]

Thank you for taking the time to break down this masterpiece! This song is on my bucket list. Lol

[@spicyhotsauce13]

Love your teaching method and enthusiasm. Can't wait for part II. Is it coming out soon?

[@thebluepineapple7417]

Thank you sooooo much! I'm only 13 and have been playing for 3 years now. I've always wanted to learn this and you made it so simple for me. So thank you again!

[@plutonium78]

Incredible teacher!!! This guy is great!!!

[@avq5]

Shawn rulz .. best teacher i ever had

[@Akavana1V]

Oops, still had YT set to 0.5 speed... I wondered why he sounded so strange at the beginning

[@evenglare]

Great stuff. This has been my Mt. Everest. Initially I never though I would learn to play The Maple Leaf Rag, then I learned. So I set my sights on this thinking I would never -ever- learn it, and sure enough it's coming along. Thanks very much for this.

[@theflamingcomposer]

Great job, sir. You explained everything very clearly!

[@indoblaze]

Thank you... would you happen to have more measures on the 3rd movement...

[@leojaramillo6618]

best tutorial on the internet. hands down

[@joshuathered1100]

Will you do more of this song sometime? Thanks for all you do.

[@SelvesteDovregubben]

@FeralArtist I guess so. That's one of the greats about having online communicating platforms. Things can easily be taught and learnt.

[@peakpress100]

Really good.Do you have a tutorial with the 2nd Movement?Thank you

[@natalielaming5251]

I've noticed on the second block when it changes to c natural also the e natural changes to an e flat, thanks for your tutorial 👏

[@gretchenkampnyc]

that was driving me crazy bc it sounded wrong to me too... thank you. Great tutorial though I love how you wrote out the chords. THats how i write out music for myself bc traditional sheet music is too hard for my out of practice from childhood brain, haha!

[@johnscott2545]

You are amazing.. In a few days I can play this.. ok, not full speed yet but don't want to forego rhythm for speed yet.. One more week I think.. And this is from someone who never even heard of an arpeggio two weeks ago! Please make part two if you have the time.. You make it so easy.. XXXXXX

[@m_dreamer3628]

thank you so much. we really appreciate it and love how you you write down everything and the way you teach. :)

[@LordOfJim]

@Foreverinsolitude, its just perseverance, i've just finished learning the 1st movement and can play it pretty well, but i've had to practice it every day at least once a day for the last nine weeks!! If you keep on practicing the arpegios then eventually your hands will gain the muscle memory of the movement and then you'll be able to do it! XD

[@annabelleyoung9093]

Is there a part 2??:) fantastic tutorial!

[@charlottewadrop4371]

Do you have a tutorial for movement 1 and 2? This is the only tutorial I can find for movement 3 however the movement 1 and 2 I have learned is not in the same key so I would like to learn it again but in the same key as this

[@qcersei]

awesome... thanks for breaking it down. This is very helpful

[@ppp21487]

This is amazing!!! Thanks so much for making this turorial!!!

[@satriani32]

hey shawn can I ask you technique wise, i wanted to know how to get this peice past 50% speed but comfortable and without mistakes, as I go any faster my right hand gets clumsy and stiff and eventually cramps, any advice such as using thrust and pull technique or cartwheel, or is it just practicing slowly with a metronome? also i use the soft pedal a lot because of neighbors. Is this affecting my technique, meaning I might have to exurt more energy and in this song lighter touch is better no?

[@siddhantsinha9276]

240p we meet again.

[@webpianoteacher2]

Video is probably 12 years old. Amazing how much better our cameras have gotten since then!

[@siddhantsinha9276]

webpianoteacher2 I am waiting for 1080p

[@barakezekiel2364]

Thank you so much..u made this thing look so easy 😇

[@TheVocoderGuy]

I can't fucking believe someone made a tutorial for this so simple! I just watched Valentina Lisitsa play this and looked for a tutorial so I could start learning it (I play by ear) I got it in less than a minute once you described the arpeggio pattern and how it interacts with the left hand. Everything is simple variations on that for the intro section and as soon as you told me what chords to play I just applied the pattern. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!

[@邱宇豪-o9u]

Yup you earned yourself a subscriber I'm really thankful for this guide too

[@sakuramoon5774]

Youre a great teacher!

[@RamyWarda]

THANK YOU! I never understood how to play this piece at full speed until now

[@TheMattc999]

liked and subbed :) been trying to figure this out on guitar, and i knew it would be alot easier if someone would just lay out the chord structure and let me take it from there. fortunately i was right. thank you for uploading

[@callofdutyboy2471]

THIS IS GENIOUS I THOUGHT I WOULD NEVER BE ABLE TO PLAY THIS I AM 11 AND I KNOW HOW TO PLAY THANK YOU SO MUCH THANK YOU THANK YOU WEBPIANOTEACHER THANK U THANK U THANK U THANK U

[@friedchicken1]

like your opinion.. from 1 to 10 what difficulty would this song be please.. im finding this pretty hard for now (started learning it yesterday)

[@nickme777]

Thanks for the Video I LOVE your lessons your a Great Teacher :)

[@ukiblood17]

@godman55 and it's also because I'm pretty sure in every other one of his vids he labels the notes the same so it's just for consistency.

[@jabonramirez5180]

I know how to play most of the piece thanks to you..now i just have to work on keeping it at tempo

[@stevesolo2448]

Shawn man you are the best and KZbin should definatately cut you some grace Buddy? Top man

[@katsumi.1124]

Wow this is awesome . I was dying trying to learn this and when u saw this i could play it easily

[@bANDynamiTe]

Dude I love your idea of making these videos! You help me a lot playing my guitar! Earned like for your videos and a new sub!

[@comradeblaze]

Interesting way of teaching!

[@esauponce9759]

Genius! Keep it up man! Excellent TUTORIAL! :D

[@Jay-he2mo]

is it hard for a left handed person to play with this right hand that fast?

[@timberskid]

Thanks for this easy to understand video. Did you mean to use E-flat on the second run of arpeggios in addition to changing C-sharp to C-natural?

[@haridaniel777]

This was my first insight also

[@maxburns1678]

they are broken chords, not arpeggios

[@lovinkingmichael25]

What does 'Staccato' mean?

[@Docjakel]

this is Busty! I wish I could afford to subscribe to seans website. KZbin Videos are all I can roll with

[@drazer55]

Where is part two? You had it up previously!

[@Deleted_user982]

Are u going to continue?

[@tiffanyvaldez7630]

THIS IS SO HELPFUL! THANK YOU

[@LessTurquoise]

thank u so helpfully&u r nice good job

[@DirtyLittleThing]

This is sooooo awesome!

[@Alyxification]

great teacher

[@satriawam3745]

How long have you learn this piece?

[@ronrodriguez3207]

oh my gosh, you made this tutorial so easy!

[@imlistening2it]

i dont know if i should be excited or worried. i play better when i play fast, and find myself becoming tense when i try it slow. its like that for quite a few songs ive learned so far. anyone else? ive been playing for about 6 months. any ideas?

[@PivotGuy401]

Whats with that E# at the beginning? Is that a mistake? (27th note on the right hand)

[@cookienomsta]

Thanks Mr Garrison!

[@zyjohnson1437]

Thank you so much man, this tutorial means a lot!

[@SyncastaDarko]

Short, abrubt notes with no sustain. In sheet music, staccato notes are categorized by little ^ 's above the note. c:

[@annamatushevskiy9986]

Thank you! This was so helpful

[@webpianoteacher2]

Thanks! Someone who understands what I'm trying to do.

[@Gina_DT]

i cant find the complete tutorial of this sheet. any one found or he did not continue?

[@lukeehrkepiano5061]

The rest of the tutorials for this piece are on his website (link in the description)

[@TheRockchick335]

YUUSSS! Finnally A TUTORIAL

[@reeyaverma8195]

you’re amazing thank you SO much!

[@izzymilan]

you make it look soo easy

[@webpianoteacher2]

Great! Good for you.

[@jafarshiha]

Best tutorial ever

[@Dazerlbc]

This is the first song i am trying to learn do you think its too much

[@brendiesal29]

Sir you just earned a subscriber thank you

[@AmitKumar-wi6ip]

Is it not the full video tutorial

[@mustafaotaqi4581]

This was so helpful thank you

[@jk4298]

I’m pretty sure that for the second round of arpeggios it’s c natural and d sharp not just c natural correct me if I’m wrong

[@dannysmith81]

J K your right, but not in that key signature its B# :-) its neither F Ab Db too E# G# C# that would make it far too complicated for people tho

[@onowhy4835]

I don't get it at all, and I feel like I'm about to cry

[@TMoneyNibblet]

It is not surprising. This tutorial does not serve as valuable instruction, as it fails to convey any proper theory to help explain what is going on in the piece of music.

[@SpontaneityJD]

If you need more "theory" you should not be playing this level of music. This guy is practically spoon-feeding you the notes.

[@Gina_DT]

how can i thank you enough. i dream once in life can play this. i am ok with turkish march only

[@AmitKumar-wi6ip]

Bro , I am not at all able to play even the first line of it, should I practice slow , then gradually move to fast? Help me , plz ( really needed)

[@Area559Duh]

Casio Nation yes that’s how you learn. Learn to do it correct first then gradually do it faster.

[@AllThingsMusicOfficial]

Thank you, this video has been so helpful!

[@MikeyAbbas]

the second 'box' the C# changes to C. You need to change the E to Eb

[@fantamarzukuyaki8613]

thank you this really helped me....

[@webpianoteacher2]

Good for you!

[@DivineSource444]

2nd run the E also changes to a D#.

[@Dragoninthewind]

hi Shawn, you referred to the second arpeggio passage as a C natural. isn't it an Ab with a C (LH) in the bass? thx for posting the vids they're helpful. wish you would post the next edition. perhaps people were double posting, but you'll probably find that by letting go of their 'enthusiasm' (or cheating) and posting the next vid you'd get a better viewership. not sure how that works, but it does.

[@munzen28]

Amigo esto es para demostrar que tocas bn el piano.... por que para aprender el moviento completo .... es very hard ,,, friend

[@12fantabulous]

This is fairly helpful, but I have no idea why you would switch from sharp notes to flat notes. It's really confusing.

[@arnihockey]

thats the song...

[@12947325793]

i cant see some of the notes

[@chimpanzie225]

When also changing the C# into C natural you forgot to change the E into D#

[@VIDEO2STRONG4U]

I´m impresse my friend, when I'll be abble to play like you this part, I'll be the most happy man in this world!

[@kaosstraxx4119]

How was it?😁

[@ukiblood17]

@godman55 well this is supposed to be an "easy" piano lesson...so most people watching probably don't know the technicalities like that. just sayin : )

[@webpianoteacher2]

@AudioMayhem100 the other parts are only on my website webpianoteacher dot (com)

[@claraclown8036]

Wow your amazing! So freaking helpful! :D

[@sinatra222]

Brenda Montoya *you're

[@GabeWilliams]

lol that's beer, hold my easy

[@AmitKumar-wi6ip]

Cheap beer