Top 5 Most Technically Difficult Street Piano Performances

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Top 5 Most Technically Difficult Street Piano Performances, recorded around the world. Choose your best.
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This video has the propouse to share my performance of Beethoven Moonlight sonata 3rd Mvt. (Concepción, Chile) as well as other technically difficult pieces of classical music and the reactions of people passing by. Hope you enjoy!
(DISCLAIMER: This particular video has mostly videos provided by "홍낙현" Channel videos ( / hnh7981 ), who gave me a written permission to use his videos to make this video (link to written permission: drive.google.c... ). Also, at 0:00 minute mark I use one of my own performances. This video does not violate any KZbin Partner Policies as almost all the video contain"홍낙현" Channel videos who gave me written permission to use them, and my own material.
This Channel used to be "Street Piano Videos", a compilation of my street piano performances and others street piano players around the world. I deleted all the material that wasn't mine and hadn't the permission to use it (nealy 150 videos).
I transformed that old Channel into this new one called "Felipe's Piano and Friends". This New Channel its now a piano blog of me and my music friends making public music interventions, with original videos made by us. I will not upload any content that doesn't belong to me again)
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