when the audience realizes you're a GENIUS

[@TimothyGondola]

KZbin legend Pierre-Yves Plat stuns his crowd with Tea For Two... in salsa?! Sheet music trivia (first to answer correctly gets PDF): spot the measure with nothing but triplets.

[@Summertraveling]

trivia: 61?

[@davidykay]

Measure 61?

[@askwl]

61!

[@Summertraveling]

You could also argue 65, since the transcription is wrong and he plays quarter note triplets

[@TimothyGondola]

@@Summertraveling that’s right! Message me via gondolamusic.com/contact

[@simyael853]

4:18 Coconut mall - Mario Kart !

[@matthewjones8775]

Yikes the claps on 1 & 3 killed me

[@nezkeys79]

There were claps on 2 and 4 as well. Having claps on every beat is fine lol

[@mharbaugh]

Not only were they clapping on 1 & 3, but they were also late! I feel we learned a whole lot about who the audience was really quickly. 🤣

[@nezkeys79]

​@mharbaugh also laughing at people who clap on 1 and 3 is hardly something jazzers want to be associated with. It's a toxic elitism As I said in my other reply you can hear claps on 2 and 4 as well. This just means there is a clap on every beat, which is fine

[@FRETW1ZARD]

@@mharbaugh The lateness can just be a side effect of a large auditorium which is why as a rule people just shouldn't join in at concerts unless invited. It's especially noticeable at stadium gigs and can massively throw the performers off. The 1 & 3 is just unforgivable though lol

[@i.ehrenfest349]

@@mharbaughkinda snobbish

[@madmurdoch2329]

Absolute genius! It's people like him that should be running the world 👍

[@J_Pianist_kinda]

I love Pierre Yves’s works Thanks for your video :D

[@rgarlinyc]

Lightning fingers indeed - great transcription TG!👏🏻

[@tomharris8712]

Brilliant!

[@joshbottz]

Me when I leave the house. SIKE! I aint no genius, but I do stride out of the house...

[@elinadrey]

Beautiful 🎶🎶💕

[@Timothy_Pitt]

03:25 Salsa

[@timothy4664]

Friggin awesome. Holy crap that stride.

[@educat1on166]

wow that stride

[@adamjohnson6024]

DONT CLAP ON 1 AND 3

[@mr.portanova9870]

great music - very talented but I'm missing the genius part

[@daemonphil9531]

0:36 is it on key ?!? you tel me!

[@johnmackenzie3030]

Is tel the right spelling?

[@brianbernstein3826]

If you’re gonna play Tatum’s song and use Tatum’s fast stride, and be under a video title saying you're a genius (Tatum was a known genius) people are probably gonna compare you to Tatum. And while this guy is talented, he is not within a mile of Tatum, respectfully. Good playing, good stride…. a bit repetitive harmonically though.

[@stoneren3179]

ok

[@elise3852]

the pianist did not title this video

[@seishoaniki]

Makes me wish I had a piano nearby. 🥴🤤🤣

[@lubabalomahlombe451]

I bet if you performed in Africa they would know not to clap on 1 and 3. It's all these Polka listeners

[@BenMewsic]

I like what he is doing, but don't really feel him comfortable so everytime it kinda grows up ⬆but looses down instantly. Do anyone feel the same?

[@BrunoNeureiter]

Tension and release. It makes music interesting. Look it up.

[@Newambientmusic]

Naaaaaah genius Cory Henry or Jacob Collier

[@seheyt]

Yeah. No. Compare this to the Cory Henry. Just the fact that he gets the audience to clap on 2&4 tells you all there is. It's like comedy that's too much on the nose

[@theghattlings8995]

bro shut up

[@christophebenz]

Year. No. Compare this to the Art Tatum. (end of debate) 😉

[@andrewuk2683]

Rubbish 😂