Une Barque sur l'Océan // RAVEL

[@gwenvious]

and that's on somewhere in northern italy ;)

[@begeta-cc2td]

this comment made me smile

[@K4R_M4]

summer 1983 ;)

[@Blakecheekk]

cmbyn

[@jethroteece4750]

Crema

[@bautistaalmiron3630]

I love you

[@alexandrapiccio]

being able to play this piece must be like “making it” for a pianist

[@ingeborghjertaker1963]

Nah that would be Ondine

[@chrisn9116]

I would start levitating

[@blacksky492]

Gaspard noises

[@AsrielKujo]

@@ingeborghjertaker1963 nah that would be scriabin sonata 5

[@user-ef4de6ds6f]

@@AsrielKujo YESS scriabin

[@avaeister7917]

one day i will be able to play this.

[@skidipap8750]

Feels like this piece was composed somewhere out of this world.

[@m.a.g.3920]

He was tripping in a secret lake inside a french volcano, he ate some very strong blue cheese and started feeling peculiar things😂

[@giuseppeagresta1425]

What a beautiful piece! I'd love to play it, someday 3:42 Right Hand: no, you won't

[@scriabinismydog2439]

Bruh it's actually pretty easy imo

[@scriabinismydog2439]

I find the tremolo at 2:03 to be far worse

[@giuseppeagresta1425]

@@scriabinismydog2439 nah, 3:42 is way harder 2:03 is really doable, you don't have to stretch you hand at all and the speed is the same of 3:42

[@giuseppeagresta1425]

For me 3:42 is way worse because my hands barely reach a 9th To play that part I should play the F and the G with the thumb, the D with the index and I'd play the higher F and G using the ring finger and the pinkie

[@giuseppeagresta1425]

I know that it's simpler than it looks, but I'm just bad at tremolos

[@EpreTroll]

Beautiful but so darn difficult

[@PianoAdventure]

You can do it!;)

[@pianoestandar5341]

my favorite part is from 5:22 to 6:12 it is pure chaos and gives a feeling of mystery, strangeness and power, especially the part of the major arpeggios with diminished fifth, and a descent until the dominant E flat arpeggio of a pretty strong way and as it fades over time ... it gives me chills

[@maxiapalucci2511]

Agreed

[@aldoringo439]

That bit is special yeah, it makes me think of all of ravels tragedies in his lifetime reflected in the dissonance and flawed beauty

[@ninagovi932]

im playing the first part of this passage right now and its prob the hardest one in the whole piece ngl

[@ilovemycatrussell9298]

This is my favorite piece from Miroirs. I like the green and blue, and also the smoke effects and how they’re not smoking as much.

[@PianoAdventure]

Thanks for always commenting on the smoke effects, that feedback actually helped:D

[@patowiku8345]

2:20 my most favorite part of the piece. the G# minor arpeggio buildup resolves into an F# arpeggio.

[@AvindraGoolcharan]

2:02 tho

[@julsnatali]

Oh to play this song :'(

[@Simh97444]

Magnifique, comme tout les morceaux de Ravel sur le thème de l'eau (Jeux d'eau et Ondine). L'impressionisme est vraiment un univers merveilleux !

[@PianoAdventure]

Je trouve aussi:D

[@Daniel-hx1yu]

This video made me appreciate synthesis after 6 years of doing music. When I see a synthesia for a regular piece, it feels like I’m watching some boring slideshow because the special sense doesn’t seem to match the sheet music I see for the piece. But this really captured the spatial sense of a sheet music that was already complex. In a way, it kinda lets you know how much technique really goes into this.

[@iimrbluesky2238]

Please tell me im not the only one who can't play this 🥺

[@rye6526]

my favorite piano piece of all time. i wanna learn it

[@ZKLofiTone]

hmmm you sure?!

[@emmaprovostt]

yeah..nvm!

[@alexandrapiccio]

LMAO

[@colinstrength8894]

LOL my exact response after looking up this midi video

[@wrigleyx]

qu'es que c'est beau....sublime, à la vitesse est idéal :)

[@TomCL-vb6xc]

Great to see Ravel back on the channel. Can never go wrong with his Miroirs :)

[@KaledTK]

I love that style of Ravel, so magical and mysterious, just beautiful // amo ese estilo de Ravel, tan mágico y misterioso, simplemente bello

[@ElleBeauty]

gosh this song is so beautfiul

[@setasync]

i remember everything

[@lucasdeoliveira4483]

I always come back here. While other performer tried to toss the boat on the deep of the ocean, Oguro makes the water flows guiding the boat without that tipycal despair of the most of pianists. This piece form Miroirs, Gymnopedie No. 2 and Mozart Alla Turca defines that calm and finesse a pianist needs.

[@havensighs6673]

call me by your name ),:

[@calford2001]

Yessss

[@pleasecontactme4274]

@Iordache Tiberius Stefan ey discord bot XD

[@animalbert9252]

Finally! After a week i finally learnt until 1:32 and also the part in 3:20

[@jazzm786]

how much of playing the piano experience do you think someone needs before playing this???

[@animalbert9252]

Maybe a few months, it completely and absolutely depends of who is playing, some need just some weeks, and some may take years

[@jazzm786]

@@animalbert9252 ok thank you! how long have you played for?

[@travis9031]

@@jazzm786 I think he misunderstood, you need many years of practice to be able to play this, maybe 6-8+ obviously you can speed this up a ton depending on the quality of your practice and the amount of practice you do. But once you are at the level to be able to play this then yeah some can learn this in a few months and some maybe a year.

[@wadahbottle]

Gorgeous piece

[@lunagalindo970]

I love this song, listening to this is the same feeling as falling in love.

[@PianoAdventure]

I'll publish a bit more often again from now on;) New videos every Monday💕

[@reidmartin6209]

Awesome, I was just watching your Tombeau Rigaudon video

[@calford2001]

Ayyy

[@aldoringo439]

You know he's not english when he says "publish" 😂

[@PianoAdventure]

@@aldoringo439 Is publish only for print media? Anyways, the button to make the video public says "publish" 😂

[@aldoringo439]

@@PianoAdventure no publish is correct , its for anything you are releasing publicly, but its just that I've never heard someone say that, they usually say upload, so I could tell u weren't english, and it seemed a bit weird

[@scriabinismydog2439]

Woah! Thank you! I _needed_ this

[@Solidman_76]

Finally here’s a piece I’m learning right now that I would have thought was impossible when I was learning basics. 1:32 is page four on my score, and holy hell, it made me want to shoot myself. Especially the lead up to the massive 64th note run later on. Also, I believe the tempo is usually a bit faster. That’s how I play it at least…

[@charlesvernon4091]

2:03 to 2:31, out of the 3, the third one at 2:21 is the best!

[@despinaanatolia2467]

Has anyone learnt to play this? If so, what's your previous experience with the piano and how tf did you do it?!?

[@sv48i81]

Its taken me 3 months to learn the intro part and now I have man hands and my wrists always hurt

[@matt7352]

@@sv48i81 had you played previously?

[@anamontesinos5910]

It took me 1 month to learn the first 2 minutes properly, and I’ve been playing for 5 years. The remaining part of the song is impossible for me though.

[@MO444.mp3]

Hi I’m replying really late but here. I’m 16 and I’ve been playing the piano for 6 years. This piece took me 2 years to learn properly. I can’t play it exactly at the original speed, I’m just a bit slower but it’s still pretty fast. I forgot to mention but I didn’t learn this by myself, I have a teacher. I don’t know if you’re gonna see this comment but if you do and you’re wondering how I did it, well, honestly it is really hard but If you take it piece by piece slowly then progressively going faster and faster, it gets easier. It’s gonna sound corny but you have to be really determined cause you’re not going to succeed after one attempt, I promise, but eventually with hard work you’ll get to it and when you do, it’s such a good feeling cause you feel so strong and at the same time the play sounds so good so it’s amazing. Anyway if you see this then I hope I helped and if you’re not like dead and you have other questions, don’t hesitate

[@HugexLee]

i hope i´ll play it some beautiful day

[@pianospiel1770]

Beautiful! Thanks for uploading :)

[@GUILLOM]

Your channel is amazing.

[@BodmonBullet]

SOOOO NICEEEE

[@wholemilky]

Great video, I liked that the smoke was not too blatant disrupting the vision of the other notes coming. Is Oiseaux Tristes on your to do list? :D

[@PianoAdventure]

Thanks:D Maybe I'll redo it in the future, but I'm focusing on other more popular pieces right now:)

[@wholemilky]

@@PianoAdventure Oh you alreadt had made one, didn't know that hahaha. Thanks!

[@mittsi]

0:35 do not mind😭

[@golfenjoyer8065]

Nice

[@alexiswalker8428]

And this is a solo piece? HOW????

[@rennaklimes2462]

for the left hand, how do you do the fingering pattern? anyone know?

[@maxiapalucci2511]

For the main theme where the left hand has the arpeggio, I do: 5 3 2 1 3 2 1, then that back down. As for the G# that appears with the downward stem in certain measures, I actually hit that with the right hand even though that may not be traditional. It helps me get a stronger accent.

[@rennaklimes2462]

@@maxiapalucci2511 thank you!!!!

[@prftrlVARMi]

ım not pionist but this music must be boss fight for pionists

[@aliedator8638]

Oh yeah Brother it's Still a Nightmare...

[@solarean]

Pionist? Yeah I wonder who these are.

[@Solidman_76]

Pionists are the superior race. Yes. It’s murder. Full arm workout for me, and my wrists are totally shredded after learning this madness for 5 months so far.

[@Sarah-mu3kt]

my dream is fo play this even though i cant play with two hands yet i will try to learn bc it is my dream i love call me by your name and its soundtrack i can already play 2 songs from the movie hopefully this one aswell

[@demsen9430]

I believe in u

[@chriswu___]

c'est beau ça ressemble bcp à du Debussy j'ai l'impression

[@momosause2126]

me: i should learn how to play this *looks up tutorial* me: nevermind...

[@JohnEdrianBalacuay]

But if ya force yourself to learn this you'll be able to play some other different pieces as well

[@biancamn1226]

Me watching this thinking I could learn to play it when I don't even know how to read music notes

[@prodkwop]

0:12 0:23 0:33

[@Saffroney]

Are you meant to be able to play the blue with just one hand?? If so. How. Help

[@maxiapalucci2511]

Move your hands 😊

[@Chipsomedip]

Ondine 2

[@opticalmixing23]

Lovely!!! All his stuff seems impossible to play tho

[@juliaborruel-oliver4327]

0:32

[@elpianista4558]

Gaspard de la nuit please

[@luisjaramirez4036]

Is there something you don’t know …

[@bluepepsionly]

elio… elio elio elio

[@handledav]

water

[@yihuayijian]

5:20

[@disorders2920]

it will take a little bit time.. but it will worth

[@pianisticlove6915]

Beautiful 'little' piece. And very easy to play. Would you be comfortable if I request something? If not then it's totally ok:)

[@user-jp7hu3jh4e]

Easy to play?!

[@pianisticlove6915]

@@user-jp7hu3jh4e I was just joking hahaha

[@ellabrown2893]

I can only play this slow:/

[@robertimmanuel577]

Barbeque

[@Melisayilma]

How the fuck am i gonna learn thiS?

[@indi._.6991]

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[@cynt1hia]

0:31

[@mittsi]

0:25

[@mittsi]

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[@mittsi]

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[@mittsi]

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[@cesurerbay7532]

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