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It was indeed.

That was the highlight for me too. So good.

Truuuuuuuuuu

It reminded me a lot of Chopins Ballade No.1 Coda, also happens to be in the same key so that another reason why they sound very similar

Agreed

yes U liked the jazz one most hbu guys?

@@naomigwolfe8112 neo soul sounded very interesting, kinda wanna learn to harmonize like that now

@@jonnebotten6606 ikr

@@naomigwolfe8112 I really liked the Lofi and New age tbh

Musical theory, bro.

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@@essentialentity77 listening, practicing. vato. transcribing. or you could buy a transcription i guess and sight read it. but theory? not really. She has lots of technique. Technique is not theory, it's facility. a lot of playing, reading, practice. I have plenty of theory, but to play like this you have to practice, and listen to merengue, funk, swing ,bossa or individual pianists styles to get it. then you have to put your fingers on the keyboard in the right places over and over. and over. Practice is how. Chord voicing, scales etc. Theory only explains what you played, how to build up chords or pick notes, but it doesn't really show you how to play it, it doesn't guide you while you're actually playing and improvising. Theory tells you, accent the 4 and ,, play triplet feel for swing, use a flat 9 on the dominant chord , but the styles are defined by the rhythm mostly, not a whole lot of theory there, just time signatures and accents, clave, triplet feel whatever . Theory is not even the road or the car. Theory is just signposts along the way, and destinations and starting points, maybe the lines on the road. But the music is you, the driver, riding your car, the instrument, with the wind and the light and sound and the weather and other cars. theory will help you build a car, or make a map, but it doesnt show you how to drive. it's not driving.

@@MarkTarmannPianoCheck_it_out Yeah, go make advanced jazz or bossa nova chords without musical theory then. It's not always about listening.

You have seen nothing yet, pal. Watch this kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gqyBjap8rd3GZX0.html

THAT IS SUCH A GREAT IDEA, OH MY GOD!

Oh my God Yes please :O

It would fit the style of debussy or rachmaninoff perfectly

Funny you should say that, because that's exactly the video that brought me here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iaekjcSo0Nemd2w.html

Nahre Sol has actually just made a video like that a couple of days ago now

That beat leans so much it’s horizontal. It’s sick.

honest

i give up

@@accme4764 come on man, take it as inspiration hahah

same! its like damn I have so much to learn still

@@accme4764 don’t give up!! u got this dude

😔

I completely agree! She did such a great job of incorporating different styles and practices.

Einfach großartig!

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Good luck!!!!😊😊

@@salamilid4125 I waited months for mine after I ordered it early January from sweetwater. Got it a while back from a different store. Stay strong!

I waited 2 years for my digital piano

Be patient...Stay strong!

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Can you explain how the bossa part was funny?

Well he is New Age so...

Sounded like Raul DiBlasio too

Yeah latin was off tempo

Yeah, I noticed that too. They lost time towards the end on that one. But this is a great video!

English translation: This version of stride Is absolutely genius! Thank you a lot for your videos, I love them.

haha yes

It comes from rap because they don’t have piano over there.

@@konradverner6326 😂

of course you do

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I don't understand your language

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So true

I think the right hand sounds more like Chopin, i don't really hear any of debussy's usual chords/sounds.

Rather it was very Rachmaninov

Just to clarify, the chords just remind me of the second section of Clair De Lune

Kinda looks like chopin but a little spicier but i still think this is something that rachmaninoff would do

I found the same thing, and it underlines to me how even though some people might describe Latin music as "simple" in some ways, locking into the beat *exactly* is so hard to do.

haha

Not saying I didn’t like the piano but the beat is so recognizable

from where

@@bozzigmupp510 it’s just the lofi hip hop beats to study to groove there’s a specific feel to it

ever played maple leaf rag.......

@@xavierhaynes9224 It can still be intimidating to some pianists who aren't used to the style. Especially that left hand. It took me 2 years to finally get comfortable with ragtime and stride.

Ever play nocturne op 9 no 2? Or gymnopedie no 1?

@@nerdypianist6277 i wanted to i really did but i didnt have the time.

@@nerdypianist6277 yes, in fact i can play nocturne op 9 no 2, too lol. It isn't that hard, the tempo is slow so the jumps aren't anything hard.

why would someone learn a major song in a minor key, or vice versa? seems counterproductive lol

@@robinb3077 Not a musician, but I remember (and it still might be online here on KZfaq) where pianist Cyrus Chestnut speaks of his audition to be a pianist for the late great singer Betty Carter. Cyrus knew the song as in the Fake Book, but Betty was changing keys mid-measure and looking to see if he knew how to follow a vocal lead....even if it wasn't "by the book".....knowing a song in all keys does have some real-life uses. Are you going to quit a gig because some instruments are in keys you have been taught are wrong for the standard ?