“Yesterday” Beatles - Piano Lessons

[@TheSoulace]

He can play!! Great feel

[@MrKHLoo]

This piece ' Yesterday ' played by Mr.David Tolley is really awesome.Someone that knows how to play with feelings and really apply the melody within the open chords.Really great. Well done,and thanks for posing the video.

[@steinway1923]

this is a work of art. It's just beautiful. Thank you.

[@andrewwright6893]

Wow what an incredible pianist. Played wonderfully

[@RealNowTruth]

When I first glimpsed this video, I thought, "Gosh, that Steve Jobs had his hand into everything, some kind of multi-talented genius." Then i realized it was a different guy in the black sweater. Nice video.

[@leehayton]

Can't believe it....I saw this video a while ago and recently came back...and then, having just watched you on Johnny Carson...here you are. Really enjoy your playing. Hope The Tonight Show helped your career.

[@christopherhadley7327]

That being said...... I dream of the day i can play something so beautiful. Wonderful job with song.

[@alancoellopilay]

Thank you Again Steve, I love the iPod

[@GaryMcLeanoakville]

Nicely done, Scott!

[@PatJD83]

Is there any chance of getting the sheet music of THIS exact version ? Would be great !!! :)

[@YY-kf7ul]

Patrick Digby Me too

[@trevormanning8264]

11 min in. Amazing! Just amazing

[@TheSusieq24]

That was beautiful !

[@violinoscar]

This was so much better than the popular Utube format of camera on the keyboard, cuts to a shot of a white-board with scribble, back to the keyboard. This format is much closer to.the real thing; being in the room with the teacher.

[@tothjani46]

figyelem,mint száz szemű légy! egy-két ujjmozgás, mindig ragad rám!!! kösz, Thank You!!!!

[@janicep1508]

I need lots of practice, but I think I can get there, with a bit of "noodling around" here and there.

[@scottcornelius7441]

9:06 Skip to the entire piano solo. Covers like this are really nice. Not too much and not too little.

[@demetriocastillo4715]

Great touch !!! THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!

[@pianoinaflash]

+Demetrio Castillo You're welcome!

[@InvestingForTomorrow24]

Best drinking song ever when first distributed. Now, along with Elenor Rigby, it has entered into the Beatles Book of Hymns. Both still work in performance for me, so thanks for posting so I can see and hear someone else's concept of Yesterday.

[@UNC3345]

good tips, and that was a really interesting arrangement........pretty Ballin'

[@lbmusictchr]

10:49 ends with adding the G to the Fmaj chord (F2 or Fadd9), your classic Disney pop sound..

[@leyverdiaz]

Ya la tengo lista

[@lemonsplatmilly]

so many great ideas...love it! I'm inspired (:

[@lbmusictchr]

At 10:44 he adds the A to the BbM (making BbM7) -- very nice sound.

[@abelphilosophy4835]

Great channel, great idea Yesterday in F

[@lbmusictchr]

Too many rolled chords sounds kinda dorky 9:23, but the arpeggiations with the added color notes like the 2nds at 9:37 sound lovely!

[@Tajfazon]

Great channel.

[@alwaysrunning]

......That ...... was ......... excellent.

[@shidongxu3410]

9:10 the beginning of the whole tune

[@Beathoven007]

I liked the 'jazz thing'. :)

[@thinguyen1234]

I want to buy piano sheet that Mr.David Tolley played in video, please let me know the price and how to payment

[@pianoinaflash]

There is no sheet music of that performance. He improvised his version on the spot at that moment in time, never to be played exactly like that again. I just mention it because that is very much the entire point of playing in the styles of piano that I play and teach at pianoinaflash.com Playing non-classical tunes is not an exercise in perfection or trying to re-create what someone else has played. Instead it is incorporating things you've heard others play, and adding it into the mix of whatever comes out of you hands as you have the freedom (by reading a lead sheet with chord symbols instead of verbatim notation) to kind of create "your" version of the tune on the fly, at that moment in time, never to be played exactly the same way ever again. That is the essence of music making and being a true musician vs. just a human player piano regurgitating something someone else created. Hope that helps in your understanding a little bit!

[@arjunrajendran6262]

'Great pianist, he gotta lot'a stuff in his pocket' !!

[@tbrown9000]

wow. i wish some of the licks were explained. the basics were explained well and then he just started throwing down. the left was going wild and all he said was not to make it muddy down low. who didnt know that after trying a triad down there for the first time? It would have taken forever for him to explain his strategy, but it still could have been better. thanks for sharing, none the less.

[@jeholman1]

i promote the idea of having a forum that examines music performance, so I like this clip. But I would just say that after a certain level, if someone wants to really wants to play, they should pick out whats being played by EAR! I certainly wish someone told me that a while back--i'm in my early 20's, 10-15 years ago they wouldn't have to.

[@InvizzioN]

"Hi David!"

Music sheeet please! I'd love to play that :D

[@jamini711]

that LEFT HAND THUMB ACTION!!!!!!!!!

[@snoozegame]

9:10

[@snoozegame]

9:10 You're welcome

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

EVER NOTICE HOW YESTERDAY STILL SOUNDS LIKE TODAY ?

[@kianleonard5379]

Har har

[@joaomarcelogalvao148]

steve jobs?

[@baejoohyun5351]

Tài nĂng quá

[@wandahorne4701]

Jordanhoan

[@michaelgerhardt7130]

Yes but the original song was “scrambled eggs”

[@christopherhadley7327]

Not for beginners that's for sure

[@jojomusic8532]

just play and stop with your akward talking!!!