Isao Yesakii xxxxÿ

🙏🏼

exercise 4 for moonlight sonata right?

thnx

@@srbijapodlupom9907 gee...do you know avey santez?

I have three and they make occasional (often unrequested) cameos :)

haha same :)

You can see the cat at 5:45. Start of excercise 3

after about 1 hour of practicing, my cat starts singing (or complaining- I can't tell the difference)

😂😂😂👍

same here....we do well because we're not forced to learn and probably a dream we've had since ever. Good luck.

Uhh, you stole my comment, but I'm not mad. My Mom bought herself a baby grand piano when she retired and played it until she was 87 years old, when her arthritis bacame too bad. But I'm sure that playing the last 22 years helped her.

@@lawrencetaylor4101 sorry for that.

​@@lawrencetaylor4101 It's not a stolen comment 🤦‍♂️

Kassie Winffotter ikr

Same

same tho

“I’m only 9 years old and can ALREADY play the piano!!” *plays Für Elise in the worst way possible* I could play better than that at your age

Nightcore LeeLoo that kid pisses me off so much

Noice 👌

He's very good in teaching piano.loud and very clear.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Same

Congratulations my friend

In the name of the scale and the holy chord ...

Play czerny- barozzo neto and hanon the virtuoso pianist, notebook for anna magdalena bach, yw

@@MangoldProject amen....

@@MangoldProject lol

​@@MangoldProject good one lolll

Did you keep at it? How's your progress been? What's worked best for you?

@@Crazyfish66 looks like he died

Are you an accomplished pianist now?

Keep it up!

How you playing now man?

Don't give up ...it's fun...talk about muscle memory lol...when u wake up..in morning .ur hand will remember ...hey..that's the guy.gal ..who tortured me yesterday lol

Good luck!! You can do it!

Any updates on how are you doing? 🥺

Don't give up on piano it's so beautiful

Its easy when watching but hard if doing...but still no retreat no surrender...im am now senior..

„But I‘m a 9 year old girl, if I can Play the Piano you can too!“ ;-)

And I don't play the piano😩. I'm just here because I need to figure proper fingering technique for the melodeon out.

Yep. Hard work pays off! And practicing piano technique is definitely one of the most boring but rewarding parts in the long run.

I assure you it remained the same :)

Dude, your brain got bigger 🧠

How’s your progress so far?

How’s the journey going

How's it going? U get anywhere?

Give him some time, it hasn't been a year yet!

Update?

Thanks for contributing!

MangoldProject Is it ok to have mistakes in warm-up? Awesome videos BTW! I really like your content! Very inspiring! :)

Bruno Justino I know right

And for the left hand too please

Thanks Bruno, appreciate it

Thanks! This is the internet. Even if you post a video of three kittens curing cancer, you'll get dislikes.

@@MangoldProject That was a truly funny and accurate comment. Thanks for your generous help with technique exercises. I am going later life from many years on guitar to taking piano more seriously (I always played a bit). Of course I have the Hanon book but these exercises are straight forward and just what the doctor ordered for what I would like to play. Great piano lessons across the board. Bravo.

Wait, are you the actual Pauline Butcher?

MangoldProject I’m not sure who the actual Pauline Butcher is but if you mean did I write Freak Out! My Life with Frank Zappa, then yes.

amen! how’s the progress been? i recently got saved this quarantine and am going to learn to play keyboard :)

Amen

You traitor you have betrayed your brethren.

Is guitar easier than piano?

@@juan7582 I wouldn't say easier.. just slightly different.. for piano you mainly focus on hand coordination and timing, and maybe how hard you press the keys later on.. classical fingerstyle guitar might be similar to this, but the real challenge in playing guitar is improving physical ability of your fingers.. pressing the strings firmly and fingering/picking technique requires a lot of exercise, just like any physical activity.. developing callus on your fingertips takes time, but as long as you enjoy the process, it's really rewarding later on.. piano requires crazy right hand left hand coordination and sense of timing, but as long you press the right key, you should get the sound that you want.. but for guitar, the same note can have a lot of different sounds if you know the technique as you are directly in contact with the strings the created the sound, unlike piano where your finger are not physically in contact with the strings.. I've played guitar for for than 10 years, and recently i'm trying to learn piano/keyboard on my own.. I find that hand coordination from my guitar playing helps a lot, but piano requires a looot more coordination than guitar.. though they are less harsh on your fingers.. :)

This is true for me too, I think my left hand fingers are quite stong from playing guitar so the excercises were not as difficult to get into as I had anticipated. I did have to polish up timing and coordination because its a different instrument. Starting slow or at a comfortable pace helps me greatly. Happy practicing!

+chriscauldermusic Hi Chris, and thanks for the warm words. What songs/artists would you classify as pop/neo-classical?

chriscauldermuspplplic

The best ones have multiple cats! :)

F#$k off! Hate cats. And I'm a musician😂

Keep practicing

My cat always sits in the room while I play the piano. Right at the piano.

Black cats dough with blue eyes. *And its april*

+GuitaraObscura Glad to hear that! Keep practicing :)

Dude! Same here! This is definitely super helpful.

MangoldProject do you know what can I do to get the right notes? I accidentally hit another note or both notes at the same time and it's really bothering me to the point that I want to stop playing piano.

Start SLOW!!!!!

use a metronome and find the fastest speed you play at comfortably .

Keep practicing!

Mr Petester z saw your post today.. I was playing some hannon today . I think he was an excellent teacher .. many great pianist owe something to czrrney and Hanon. Hanon also is a great sight reading help.. I also find it freeing ..it forces and equality and dexterity. I have some exercises I use if you want I'll get them to you.

PIANOSTYLE100 sure

Mr Petester z if I understand you would like an exercise this may seem long but is in .any steps and you might have to print this out . this may not be clear regardless copy and paste it in a file.. if I made a video of this it would be self explanatory.. . I give you about five or so exercises here.. start simple put both thumbs on middle c . now play digits 54321 with both hands at same time. .this exercises will end up with a thumb on both fingers hitting middle c simultaneously. I don't have a piano in front of me . go up one octave I think that c will be c5 put pinky on one c5 and play the octave back. 54321321 thumb will end on middle c I think that is c4. now remove the right hand and play the notes from c up to to middle c. 54321321 simple right. now play the two simultaneously. . left will be playing cdefgabc. right will be playing cbagfedc.. in numbers right digits 54321321 . . Now move out to c6 with right hand play cbagfedcbagfedc . simultaneously play left hand c2 cdefgabcdefgabc your thumbs will end up on middle c at the same time on the right hand the digits are 54321321321321... note that 54321321321322321.. on the left hand .. you can move your hands out to the further details notes and you will get different effects.. it will sound like Bach..

Try playing through the Circle of 5ths using 7-3-7 voicings of Major, Minor and Dominant 7th chords......!

I am learning piano its been only 11 months m on my arpeggios the fast once i only practice for 1 or 1 and half hour nothing is too late for any human being start asap God bless you

It’s never too late!

It's a long journey man, that never ends, so it's never too late. I started teaching myself banjo last year. This year I realised I know nothing about musical theory so I pulled out the old keyboard to help visualise it better. I'm 39. Just a little bit every day, even if it is only 10-15 mins. Before the start of last year, I've never played a musical instrument.

No. It is never too late for learning

I started at the same age. Now I'm 46. Dont give up

+El Titon Lopez Glad to hear that!

bhak by 😂 jkc

You're welcome. By the way, I'm Israeli (you asked in a previous comment which somehow got overwritten).

+MangoldProject Thanks man, Appreciate it. was feel a little bit cheesy over my previous comment but yes that's all what i was wondering about. Good guess. Thank you so much Sir 😉👌

where do you live in israel ?

Erik Joseph

Well, he IS your piano teacher. Just as he is the piano teacher of all the other viewers ;)

Sure thing!

Glad it was helpful!

Hard, persistent work is a prerequisite for getting good.

i’m so late i don’t even know if this is any useful to you but, different keys will feel different playing and a lot of the time and possibly harder. it’s also really really convenient if you know your keys when learning songs just to make it easier so you don’t have to keep referencing the key signature on the sheet music

Just because a video is old doesn't mean it doesn't have value. Just like your comment ;) Or my reply, in a year from now!

Definitely. The more you engage with a lesson, the more you learn.

Just start practicing very slowly. No need to be fast. Be precise.

Kirving K1M It’s always normal to begin learning at a slower tempo, don’t worry! As you become more comfortable with the exercises you can increase your speed.

GoldandGlory exactly! that’s why i plan on doing and what i learned from a teacher!

+Sam Stray Five fingering sounded strange and peveerted for me o_O

Only if it's in a minor ...

Looool.

Lol

Nahre sol's warmup

I used to be terrible at playing piano. Now I play like a pro! If you want some great online piano lessons then go here now: HootPiano.xyz

He said do it slowly anyway

@@poisonfish2176 But 1.25x speed is 25% faster ;)

@@poisonfish2176 are you stupid?

hahahahahahhahahahahahahahahaha

All piano teachers must have at least one cat present to be internationally qualified to teach.

+Pete Mills Flat? More like fat if you ask me!

Hello back from Israel :)

MangoldProject hello back from a french Israelian !

hello from a Scot living in Toronto Canada

Hanoy B. GOD BLESS ISRAEL 🇮🇱

MangoldProject Haha I'm just about to say that from your accent I know that you from us and I was right lol

You're welcome.

What dont you get about this

i started playing today(literally 20 minutes ago), and am able to easily do number 1 and 2. havent gotten to 3 yet but this isnt too hard