Scarlatti's FASTEST Sonata!

[@-tioleal-5135]

finally a channel that shows more than just the recording with the notes and PaRtIcLeS, you also put the score at the top and still put a nice caption, congratulations :)

[@kisha_music]

Thank you! Gets easier with time!

[@prunusserrulata6303]

But AI hands add no value, infact it would be better without them

[@antonnickschas5713]

@@prunusserrulata6303 bro AI wasnt that good 2 years ago... may be just bad cam lightning

[@prunusserrulata6303]

@@antonnickschas5713 well, animated hands then, anyways the hands aren't of a real piano player

[@sleepy4205]

@@antonnickschas5713its pretty obvious its AI, search concert creator

[@Chopin-Etudes-Cosplay]

Sacrilegious. Educational. Entertaining. I like.

[@valerietaylor9615]

Chopin loved Scarlatti. He even taught his students to play Scarlatti’s sonatas.🎼🎹

[@giacomovenir4928]

Finally someone who plays something fresh and with a bit of fun and contest, well done! PS: the AI hands blew me away ahaha

[@kisha_music]

Cheers. Too bad the software has disappeared from the market :(

[@Kate-f1n]

​@@kisha_music awww 🙁

[@itadub8351]

My compatriot so forgotten, but so brilliant in his music. he was not of the Baroque, every two sonata looked over centuries and centuries. Thanks, Scarlatti 🇮🇹❤️ (and thank you for playing so beautifully)

[@itadub8351]

Every his sonata*

[@bazingacurta2567]

Someone didn't pay attention.

[@JonathanTheTrombonist]

Come si chiama la sonata del video? Edit: l'ho appena trovata, niente

[@kisha_music]

Scarlatti describes his Sonatas as happy triflings. That sums up his attitude towards his compositions:)

[@arbisuryabrata8397]

He inspired haydn and mozart

[@youtubecommenter2]

I really like that you had commentary on the different sections as the piece was playing! Even though some of them were more jokes than commentary. I also think that the left hand part of the ending segment is really beautiful.

[@campanaro_99]

WHY IS THIS SO UNDERRATED? This deserves milions of views!

[@JSBach-pd4yg]

sad ppl watch justin beiber or Kpop

[@sagar1992]

@@JSBach-pd4yg sad indeed.

[@kisha_music]

Thanks :)

[@Alaedious]

Didn't know this sonata and I loved it! Thank you!

[@kisha_music]

You're welcome

[@richardcleveland8549]

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh . . . divine! What a marvelous work marvelously played! Scarlatti is one of my favorite composers; pity that he's overshadowed by two other musical titans born in the same year . . . .

[@ronaldproctor1776]

Love this!! Beautifully played & recorded! 🎉

[@richardcleveland8549]

And again . . . I'll never tire of this brilliant work! It's been interesting to listen to the various interpretations on piano and harpsichord . . . and I go back and forth about which I like best . . . usually the one I'm listening to at the moment!

[@leoinsf]

Thank you for this! The composer beyond his time: Scarlatti - needs a modern audience! To think he played a harpsichord and never dreamed how great his music would sound on a modern piano!!!

[@djtomt]

Beautiful piece, beautifully played! That dancing dude at the end is hilarious!

[@jimbuxton2187]

I think you are one of the greatest pianists in the WORLD... not only your musicality but articulation and technique! I ADORE YOUR PERFORMANCES! ❤❤❤

[@JeetSarkar-dw4ev]

this is amazing! really glad to see a person from my homeland who appreciates baroque music :)

[@kisha_music]

@@JeetSarkar-dw4ev we are a rare breed lol

[@TripleARawn]

Love the score at the top and the commentary, subscribed!

[@kisha_music]

Thank you. Cheers!

[@AndySG7]

Woah, hats off to you man! The attention to detail in the midi editing is astounding, you have my sub!

[@kisha_music]

Thanks! Time consuming but worth it:)

[@RED40HOURS]

manually editing midi to sound more human is always a pain!! you deserve😎😎😎

[@barryton934]

I am currently listening through all Scarlatti sonatas. This one I just had to look up on KZbin for some other interpretations, only to realize I watched this a while back on a random rabbithole. Great work, thanks!

[@NeatRaptor]

Wow this is a really great performance! Good job!!😁

[@kisha_music]

Thanks! Its not me playing though. I just designed the midi and tweaked the audio. Cheers!

[@armandogaxiola9652]

This is great! Please upload more content!

[@jimmywhitegomezramos476]

What a lovely sonata and too how you teached us with ease and grace how did you make it :)

[@mobilephil244]

With a computer. He's a cheat

[@jimmywhitegomezramos476]

We hear everyday synthetic compositions that wins Grammys xd

[@charlessmith833]

I don't even know if I could teach my computer to do that piece. Great job and the stick figure at the end put me into hysterics.

[@tomasjosefpiano8902]

This channel's gonna get big with this quality!

[@miguelisaurusbruh1158]

ok this is like so funny lmao i love so many different aspects of this

[@samuelcabellogonzalez7590]

I love this piece just hearing it! 😊😊😊😘😘😘❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍👍👍👍💕💕💕🤩🤩🤩

[@kisha_music]

Yup easily digestible.

[@nannalaz]

Cute sonata! thank you for adding the caption :D

[@snowcarriagechengcheng-hun3454]

Thanks for uploading!

[@kingbrianmusic3203]

Not sure if the meme-ification and/or constant visual details of describing each little thing that happens (sort of going for a walk in the countryside and stopping at every flower) enhances music appreciation. If it becomes a vehicle to know music and then listen to it and enjoy it the way is supposed to be, getting the big picture and having a personal meaning to the listener, then is not bad. But people should understand that this is not something to be spoonfed, but rather born out of their genuine connection to a piece.

[@PiotrBarcz]

Never watched this all the way through, it's funny as heck xD

[@zubin8010]

This is great! Your channel is going to be huge in a few years :)

[@kisha_music]

Maybe maybe not. My laziness will decide.

[@GregHarradineComposer]

A great sonata! Can't beat a bit of Scarlatti.

[@hippocraticoaf8798]

My favorite sing-along for the campfire. Even the sasquatch and wolves come out to screech/howl with us.

[@PKLevel99]

Loved it! Sub. Greetings from Brazil

[@lucysummerspiano3517]

Holy cow! My mind is blown, this is incredible!

[@kisha_music]

Mine too! :D

[@markus-kitchen]

Wooow wooow wooow 👍🏼 Wonderful! Best regards Markus & Co 😊

[@theringedpianist]

Such a wonderful and joyful sonata, beautiful performance👏👏👏

[@kisha_music]

Thank you!

[@MinMin-sv5nz]

nice efforts with the captions too good video

[@jyotsnadevee2857]

Work hard and go ahead. My blessing is always with you

[@kishapianotutorials]

Love you maa

[@Eurico_el_grande]

2:03 even the dametucosita alien wasn't capable to resist the urge to dance

[@richardcleveland8549]

Listening again . . . could hardly keep my feet still!

[@lucazalaffi1able]

Molto bravo!!! ... 👏👏👏👏👏

[@brentalyea6729]

The memefotainment style is fantastic.

[@julekpaszko5322]

Thank you for this useful video. I do not know many "human" interpretations of this joyful piece, but definietly one of the best is Bartok's one😊

[@kisha_music]

Yeah. Florian Noack is great too!!

[@julekpaszko5322]

Thanks😊

[@gnamp]

Those trills are the best I've heard

[@kisha_music]

I wish it was me that had played them :)

[@scronx]

Sounds like about eight 16ths per second -- and just beautiful!

[@joshuastapleton4909]

This is animated / AI generated - look closely at the hands

[@mikaelk.l.4372]

Or just look closely in the video description

[@joshuastapleton4909]

@@mikaelk.l.4372 XDXD

[@ilayohana3150]

Or the captions in the video​@@mikaelk.l.4372

[@Eurico_el_grande]

1:28

[@bazingacurta2567]

But who plays it?

[@tedpiano]

Lol the AI hands play this so effortlessly that I try to figure out if I can learn something from it 😂

[@kisha_music]

That was the intention when the software was created. To help teach relaxed and efficient hand movement. It's not exactly there yet but very very close

[@JohnStathas-i6l]

Amazing! Very nice!

[@peteacher52]

Wonderful! I was thinking, maybe Sokolov?! Anyway, I believe but am not certain, that Alkan wrote a piece where the player was instructed to cross himself then play as fast as possible!

[@rosiefay7283]

What do you mean by "cross himself"? Could this piece be Comme le vent (op 39 no 1) or the Toccatina in c minor? Both of those are pretty fast.

[@kaiserwillhelm4342]

You can do all the magic flute and probable this can make you bigger

[@uni7935]

I feel you’ll have lots of subscribers later on

[@kisha_music]

Lets hope so. But by the time I do have them, subscriber count will not be such a big deal :)

[@philg4116]

The tetris note things are in nicely balanced colors.

[@indigo5601]

quite a few metronome units still remain 'till the prestissimo feel is reached - sounds too comfortable here

[@lluisrafalessole-classical5068]

Fantastic Played 🎶🎹👏

[@bhavanan982]

❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥 need to hear more

[@EllenwoWor]

Woww it sounds amazing!!! Super Cool!!!! 😍😍 Thanks for sharing your amazing talent, dear friend! bravo!!! 😍😍31

[@nosojdjos]

I heard this in a documentary about Zoltán Kocsis.

[@javi4728]

Beautiful 👏

[@bkui27]

i cant find it on spotify to add to my playlist 🥲

[@PiotrstrashcanŚmietnikPiotra]

Wow, never been a fan of Scarlatti's music but this is gorgeous!!

[@kisha_music]

Gorgeous indeed. There are 2 more Scarlatti sonatas that I am sure you will love. Maybe I'll upload in my channel in the future.

[@valerietaylor9615]

I love Scarlatti.❤

[@goodnessadeyemii]

That little man dancing towards the end 😂😂😂❤

[@archaeopera]

Eteri Andjaparidze plays this Sonata in G, K 427, even faster than in this video!

[@vladtepesh3761]

phift! lookup jean rondeau plays scarlatti:

[@indigo5601]

nice going, though it feels that there is still plenty of room for a more dashing rendition - quite sure the composer had a faster click in his head

[@kisha_music]

@@indigo5601 check out Florian noacks version. He plays it faster than this and it sounds even more awesome! I personally prefer this tempo for the piano sound I am using.

[@davidhawkins2207]

Fantastic!

[@indradhanush5444]

God level. ..you are great

[@TroelsNybo1st]

It almost sounds more like a synthesizer than a piano.

[@HYP3RK1NECT]

El Chopin del barroco.

[@illia_dmytryk_style2221]

Phenomenal!

[@wobblyorbee279]

Damn i wish my hands were that calm and not tense while playing while having amazing dynamics and clarity

[@kisha_music]

That may be a possibility. Look for DS 5.5 sized keyboards.

[@novallasuter5265]

Bravo!

[@ethkid8925]

Expected everything, but not my favourite Scarlatti sonata - i listen to it every morning, before starting to study. Nice

[@kisha_music]

Wow. That's your mantra :)

[@neilkilleen3911]

Is the sound also generated artificially or are you playing it ? I spent ages trying to optimise the fingers - still room for improvement I think Do you have the fingers in a shareable format (apart from me playing the video slowly it )?

[@kisha_music]

i generated the sound using vst and not the default concert creator sound. you have to edit the midi velocities quite a bit using a daw to make it sound more human. unfortunately i dont have the fingering in a shareable format. once the software shut down i couldnt retain any of the data.

[@BeMusical.]

Cool!

[@annapustatyntseva4205]

Just wow!!🤩

[@brooksiefan]

Well... what to say? I just had to subscribe to your channel.

[@authorjgamber]

Oh wow lol. The AI thing. I was watching the hands and just about to compliment the perfect, flawless form with which each note was reached, but then.... yeah, that makes more sense. 😅

[@goldfischgaming]

nice thrills 1:47

[@chubrik2]

There is nothing fast here. Any school graduate can easily play.

[@matteobosa934]

It was so entertaining, you have a new sub in me 🤝🏻

[@rishidarshan1316]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@FunnySalmon-qc9wu]

I would love to Martha Argerich play this ❤❤ , she would probably be laughing her way through it 😂😂😂

[@giwrgostsolakoudhs4839]

bro please play k 113 of him

[@gottfriedwilhelmvonleibniz9033]

Shit I thought a person was playing

[@muminnabil7473]

that was very entertaining

[@ch.h.5532]

Does it also have a name or a number?

[@ajbloxgaming6992]

this piece sounds like romantic era

[@RalphHancock]

Yuja Wang does it, with full repeaats, in about 2'08" (the video of 2'19" includes her sitting down and a moment after she stops). I don't think she's AI, since she's a perfectly decent pianist when not shamelessly showing off her astonishing technique. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHmXoIahfM1sq9k

[@kisha_music]

Florian Nack does it even faster and I like his version even more than Yuja Wang's.

[@RED40HOURS]

as i saw your reply to a comment here, this AI software was to teach piano technique? looks pretty decent😎

[@kisha_music]

The AI visualiser by itself may choose wrong fingering which will look weird and may choose poor dynamics. So you have to manually edit the fingering and the dynamics so it looks more human like.

[@ludgi1]

0:36 the F# should be G, on the right hand. you played (D)DF#A, (D)DF#B, and (D)DF#B, but the correct one goes like (D)DF#A, (D)DF#B, and (D)DGB.

[@kisha_music]

You got it!

[@roopakvaidya1450]

Bach on speed!

[@gabriellataylor637]

*HUMANS ARE THE BEST*

[@viereck-aos]

0:08

[@NoctisOnTop]

is it me or the hands are 3d animated ? they seem so weird or is it because of the shadows ?

[@NoctisOnTop]

ohhh I was right lol

[@DielsonVargas]

Software animation name pleaseeee

[@kisha_music]

@@DielsonVargas concert creator. It's shut down now.

[@DanielRosen-no3nb]

How do U get it to that speed❓

[@kisha_music]

@@DanielRosen-no3nb midi

[@kaiserwillhelm4342]

A new sub

[@kisha_music]

Thank you

[@yesidsanchez-y6z]

Nice captions xdddd

[@adanayup9268]

Y ¿que sonata es si hay mas de 500?

[@cactusowo1835]

Yeah, some say it should be qualified as etude

[@valerietaylor9615]

K. 427 in G Major.

[@drumclef3241]

That’s odd

[@HeinerSanchez-o1]

Better version than Yuja’s Amazing