my heart say yes, my hands say no :(

Hand? Broken Brain? Fried Mind? Blown Hotel? Trivago

After 20 years of nonstop practice and dedication, I finally mastered movement 1 and 2. I am so proud of myself! Time to go to the last movement! *u know wat nevermind*

"you cant compose without hearing"... beethoven: hold my beer

This looks hard but when you play it, it’s harder

And to think that some people call classical music boring.

1st movement is my lulluby 2nd movement is my sweet dreams 3rd movement is my alarm

0:33 I love how he made that transition so perfectly👍👍👍

I'm sure Beethoven wrote and performed this because someone questioned his piano skill

I can’t even inhale oxygen right

No one: Beethoven: *Let me introduce the 17th finger*

This is what you call a tutorial. nice job

my beer can do that, hold me

Beethoven, making boss battle music before it was relevant

"you can't compose without hearing"... Beethoven: I cant hear you!!!

I learned this when I was 15... My hands never forgave me.

perfection doesn't exis-

Hmm maybe next time... gotta get my 3rd hand first

I red that Beethoven wrote this sonata being inspired by a disciple who he had fallen in love with... it must have been an insanely beautiful girl!

What have we learned today? Beethoven is a badass

Everytime I don’t wanna practise the piano I listen to this

This is why he's Beethoven

Moonlight sonata: One hand Moonlight sonata MVT. 2: Two hands MOONLIGHT FRICKEN SONATA BEETHOVEN 3: *INFINITY HANDS*

imagine being in the 1800s being bored and every music youve heared is boring to you until beethoven drops this banger

What is Beethoven doing in his grave? Decomposing

The funny thing is, Beethoven has a talent to make things sound absolutely difficult, while they really arent. You can believe me or not, but if you practiced your arpeggios and chords as a child, this is a piece of cake. The Main theme are two notes in the left hand and plain arpeggios. If you look at it separately, I practice these arpeggios with my piano pupils, when they are 9/10 years old. Because a C#-minor arpeggio is maybe 5% more difficult than a C-Major Arpeggio. There are like 3-4 parts in this part which are difficult, 1) 1:07 and the a bit more difficult "same" part at 5:07 2) 0:18 is quite difficult as well to get it really clean. 3) the whole next two pages starting at 3:28 because you switch the melody to the left hand and I find it difficult to concentrate that the left hand is louder than the right hand, so you hear the melody. You have to try to rationalize a piece. Of course you cant expect to play this piece right from the sheet and you should have some basics down, but In my opinion difficulty of a piece is a state of mind. Dont look at the whole piece, look at a page and start working on it. If you learned the sonatas "system" which beethoven sonatas tend to have, you learn the next pages much much faster, you can even keep the fingering at a lot of parts. Just in comparrison, Chopins Ballade No.1 is much MUCH more difficult, because there are less parts which repeat itself, even tho the piece is pretty slow 50% of the time. In general Chopin is much much harder than Beethoven. Beethoven composed systematically, not so much as Mozart, Beethoven was the beginning of the romantic epoch, so you'll hear a bit more variety by him. and please please, dont think I wanna downgrade Beethovens or Mozarts achievements, Im just saying you can see almost a mathematical precision in their compositions, while Chopin composed more "freely".

3 days of training to play 25 seconds of a song... I thought für Elise was difficult. but if you analyze this song, it consists of patterns that repeat themselves several times, in high and low tones, these patterns hurt my hands

Brain : got that Heart: I want to do that Eyes: I see the notes perfectly Feet: * dances* check Hands: I AM OUT OF HERE!!! 😤😤😤 Everyone: Nononono we need you hands this is very important Hands: * leaves* Silence: Hi wat I missed

Of course I can do this... I'll only need 100 cups of coffee 1000 cubes of sugar one more hand and I way to have a stoke when I start playing..... *E A S Y*

I can watch that, hold my milk

Here's a joke:hand sanitizers claim that they can kill 99% of germs I claim that Ludwig van Beethoven can play 100% of whatever the F he wants

After 3 days straight of practice, I've finally mastered the first 5 seconds.

My respect for people who can play this just increased tenfold.

My beer can do that, hold my dog.

After watching this about 4,832 times I can convincingly say I'm still not able to play it :(

No joke the beginning sounds sick

*hears song on a classic piano station* "hmm i want to learn this" *looks up song, starts video* " hey this looks pre-OH MY God"

Third hand activated

Teachers: You have only 10 fingers. Beethoven: I can't hear you.

When Beethoven did this I feel like he just rages on the piano and did this 😂

To play this, you'll need -good- *excellent* fingering skill.

i can only play 00:25

Crush: I love piano players Me: 0:00 - 7:02

Still trying to open a water bottle...

"tutorial"

Man who ever can play this must have like 2 hands or something

I remember how long it took me just to learn how to properly do the broken chords at the beginning up to speed lol I still haven't finished the piece but I'm darn close to it

You know what makes me keep hitting that replay button, other than the epic music? The Beethoven at the thumbnail. A+ on that and the music bro👏🏻

Well the Einstein was wrong you can be faster than light

I can play 0:25 to 0:27 really well

It’s beautiful 😭

Goosebump!!

I need to see hands and fingers movements.

beethoven was like the power metal of that time

Best be sonata composition I have ever heard. I have been listening to this for years now

Thanks for the tutorial. I never played the piano but i watched the whole thing and i think i've got it.

I can do that, hold my beer

Body status: 6000 fingers- fine / head- blown-up; Piano status: this sh*t is gonna break...

cool tutorial 👍

Got it ! Thanks for posting.

It looks like a bunch of exclamation marks coming down the screen which I think is very appropriate considering this song.

This is Not insane. This is Not human, too. This is perfection in his hearable Form.

funny thing is beethoven can't hear this.

Beethoven: I’m deaf Me: Yeah Right *Beethoven Slaps me on head then I say you did you hear that?!*

Well, I can play that. In Piano Tiles 2.

You know what’s crazy? This is actually possible.

In 7th grade, i met a girl who played this this 3rd movement perfectly, it made me fall *madly* in

I like how this person plays it It feels even and not all the sounds get smushed together

One day near the future of my life I will soon accomplish playing the music.

There is nothing too hard. You just need practice. Back there when I was in elementary school. I practiced 6h a day. And in middle school 4 hours. On weekend 5-7 hours. Sooo, with (crazy Asian parents and) enough practice, you can mastereverything

can not get tired of listening to this. great music

LIFE: *No deaf man can play piano* Beethoven: Hold my beer

When music was still an art...

There was actually a mistake in the 239th measure, on the second beat, you played the g flat for .00756 seconds too long

Just amazing😲

Beethoven is master of master. This is masterpiece of masterpiece!!!

Absolutely flawless. Absolutely beautiful. I can fall asleep like a baby listening to this soothing, relaxing, marvelous piece.!

*puts on X2 playback speed* HECK YEAH BOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!¡iIIIIIIIIII

I can feel it!!!

It tooks me one year and a half to play this movement at the tempo of 140bpm (~85% full speed). It's not too hard as I've though, I just separated it into smaller pieces and practiced with very slow speed but full of accuracy and concentration. Sometimes, there're parts that are really hard to be played (the trills above an octave at 0:49 0:51 I have no idea how to solve them) but all in all, I've mastered most of the whole peace. Forget that obsessed speed, focus on the technique, the accent, the dynamic and control the fingers, I think that the best way to deal with this song!

10 of January 2018 : First day of learning this song. Let's see when I will be able to finish it ! 💪

“This is impossible to play” Rousseau: hold my beer

A true legend. BEETHOVEN.(even after the hearing disorder notes are soo goddamn perfect to hear wtf)

Sounds boss dude you really nailed it

I'm going to try to learn this and hope it won't sound like a boy having intense voice cracks...

I can actually play it an honestly it’s easy, just learn the notes then learn how to play faster and faster because what people don’t notice is the notes are in an octive pattern, meaning that every octive played where its scaling up is I. The same pattern

My favorite lullaby ❤

i keep listening to this. Masterly.

I wonder how could it be played by a human being?

Sounds similar to the castle theme in Super Mario World

Absolutely this is insane

work of a real master

Adoro Moonlight sonata 3 movimento vou começar aprender a tocar..

Бетховен написал музыку на тысячу лет вперёд

whoah that was pretty amazing

Wonderful synthesia remake!

Me before I watch this video: "Im amazing at Piano!" Me after: *crickets chirp* "What the actual hell?"

Took me 2 months but I can play at tempo now

Really appreciate for TUTORIAL

Legit after watching this, my screen doesn't look the same. My eyes aren't the same. I've been saved...