You can't touch music, but music can touch you.

Teacher : Humans have only 10 fingers. Beethoven : I can't hear you

Just replace level with day and you’ve got yourself a simply piano add

Just a friendly reminder that people advance at different paces, piano should be fun, don't worry about your skill advancements as long as you enjoy what you're doing and always push yourself to get where you want to be🙂

Simply piano: Day 1: für Elise Day 2: Fantaisie impromptu, heroic polonaise and Hungarian Rhapsody no.6 🌚👌👌

I hope everyone knows that Für Elise isn't just this part. The hard parts come afterwards :D

Level 10: *You've finally acomplished Tom & Jerry piano episode Oscar award*

Just as a remark: The years dont tell too much. You are a great pianist! Many people are not aware, that real fast progress requires daily HOURS of practice (6 to 10 hours), which usually exceeds what is possible for a hobby. You for sure are a professional!

His parents: “ Good, Now play “La Campanella” backwards while doing a handstand with only 2 fingers.”

Me: *hits a lot of wrong notes while playing a piece* Me to the people who were watching me play: “it’s a jazz version! yeaaaahhh, Jazz...”

Level 4 : 6 month of piano Level 5 : 3 YEARS

It took you just FOUR years to be able to play Chopin!? You are a genius!

“ You can’t touch music, but music can touch you” Guy named music : 😏

Being able to play Chopin's Fantaisie Impromptu after just 4 years of lessons is really impressive... just how

Just bought a digital piano today. Wish me luck on my journey :D

Level 1: I could sight read this Level 2: Already learnt Level 3: Also learnt Level 4: Learnt too Level 5: Eh? Maybe I could do it in 2 weeks if I really tried Level 6: bruh.... Level 7-10: Welp! I have a long way to go

I can’t imagine wearing the same pants and jewelry for 12 years straight 😮

Nine years of playing and this guy is already better than me.

Makes my 10 year worth of practice sound like a joke.

I was never fortunate enough to have piano lessons. When I was 9, I heard my first song that made me “feel” music, Fur Élise by Beethoven. From then on I was completely motivated to learn in any way I could to play that song. For a full year I just heard it every day and figured it out one note at a time. I heard it from my electric piano which had some songs it could play. After a while of playing I began to get discouraged by the lack of progress. Then I found youtube. With KZfaq I was taught the chords to the song, which is all I needed to get that spark back in me. I have practiced a lot ever scince and can now play the full song of Fur Élise along with a few other songs such as moonlight sonata first movement. As of now I am 15 and am VERRY slowly learning to play moonlight sonata third movement at normal speed(I skipped the second movement of moonlight sonata because it was boring). I plan soon to try to get a job and pay for lessons on my own soon to help me further.

after 4 years of playing piano: *level 7* “we aren’t finished yet..” me after 4 years of playing piano: “okay.. yay! just passed my grade 1 exam!” *glees and runs happily*

If you can progress slowly, you can progress quickly.

I’ve been practicing the piano for about 4 months now and you are an inspiration to watch. I hope one day I can compare to this level in some way

Very good Pacil👍👏!!! My piano progress (from when I was 11 to when I'm 14): 1 month = Für Elise, half year = Pirates of the Caribbean (Patrick Piechmann hard version), 1 year = My first composition, 1.5 years = Fantasie impromptu, 2 years = la Campanella and Hungarian Rhapsody 2 and 6, 2.5 years = first Symphony and 5 Symphony Orchestra composition, finally 3 years = 6 piece Liszt Trancendental etudes

Alternative Title: How to destroy your will to play piano in 5 minutes.

him : 2 years of playing: plays fur Elise me : 3 years of playing : plays nothing

The thing that always amazed me at the piano, is that it's not the most difficults pieces that are the most beautifull (the firsts songs where a lot better than the lasts ones).

"you cant touch music, but music can touch you" Spanish language: take a load of this guy! For the ones that dont get it, in spanish the verb of playing an instrument is literally touching

That lvl 4 to 5 escalated quickly

“You can’t touch Music but music can touch you” Yes, I cry every time I hear Canon in D from the violent PTSD of having to play it in a quartet as the cello

Omg that Friska at the end !! it's so CLEAN :O

Cannon in D is my favorite song. I have learned 3 versions of it and learning another now. I can’t get enough of that song

You learned Fantasies Impromptu after 4 years...? I have played almost 6 years and I am nowhere near.

In level 10 it looks like his hands are having a seizure

I watch this every week to lower my self esteem even more

0:00 Level 1 - Ode to joy, rated: normal 3 star 0:16 Level 2 - Bach (Petzold), rated: hard 4-5 star 0:38 Level 3 - Fur Elise, rated: harder 6 stars 1:07 Level 4 - Pachelbel, rated: harder 7 stars 1:48 Level 5 - Impromptu Op. 90 N.4, rated: insane 8 stars 2:28 Level 6 - Sonata N* 10 in C Major: insane 9 stars 2:58 Level 7 - Fantaisie Impromptu, Op. 66, rated: easy demon 2-2 stars 3:27 Level 8 - Turkish March, rated: Medium demon 2-4 stars 3:51 Level 9 - My degree in piano (Live Performance), rated: Insane demon 2-8 stars 4:15 Level 10 - Hungarian Rhapsode N* 2, rated: 2-9 stars 6:00 Level 11 - Keys of freedom, Rated: 3-2 stars

“This is the most famous song in classical music” *SCREAMS IN PIECE*

As a fellow pianist who did piano for 10 years, the rush of memories, and the overwhelming sense of nostalgia I felt was something surreal. Thank you good sir for unlocking that section of my memory.

I've been self learning for 11 years now (never had lessons) and I'm in Level 6 :)

"you can't touch music but music can touch you". Respect💙

me: played piano for 12 years also me: still somehow at grade 6 abrsm

Can I share this? I started playing the piano around when I was 4 I think, 12 years later, at 16 years of age, I personally I think my state is at around your 5th and 6th level. 8 of those years, I had a teacher and used to avoid him because I slightly lost passion of playing it ... but soon after, I regretted it and wanted to go back but had less time for practice sessions with the teacher. 8 years, so from age 4 to 12 I only reached your level 3 😅, My piano lessons were not regularly because like I mentioned, I tried to avoid him. And at that time I still had difficulty of reading 😶 and I felt so left out for studying the piano, pressured & left out, at that time I didn't know anyone I know besides from me and my teacher who played the piano. For the following 4 years, I continued to learn and practice by myself and somehow I can sightread now, I guess read fast? 😊 and improved to somehow your level at the 5th or 6th I suppose. So I just wanted to share it because I don't know if I'm going to give up playing the piano because of pressure but your video inspired me to still improve so there it is.😊 so Thank you ❣

I am just a kid, I am 8 years old. And your level 7 progress is my 1 day progress 😂

Canon in D major brough me WAYYYYY back. My mom would turn on classical music when I was really little. This brings me back to my toddler years. Thanks for that nice nostalgia.

The way you have potrayed your growth in piano is amaaazing!! All the best for your masters in piano!!

I feel so disrespectful, this man spent years learning the piano to play incredible pieces while I ,whom has never taken a piano lesson and played less than 2 years, just hop onto KZfaq to play Moonlight Sonata I don't even play right Once this is over, I will try and get a teacher and learn the right way

Music is a universal language because all the notes are the same. We all know that. Here’s what I think music is a language of feeling. It shows the dedication of the writer and the emotion that the player puts into the song. Music is 2 languages, musical notes and emotional expression.

Canon in d is one of my favourites I’m learning it myself soon

Nobody: Simply piano after 2 days: 4:18

When you played piano for 7 years but your still at level 4 🖐😔

Bruh I passed my grade 8 today after 12 years of piano, I’m 17 and I honestly just don’t understand how you’ve done all of this in the same amount of time, right now I’m kinda lost on what the hell to play 🤷‍♀️

It's amazing all of the different sounds you can make from the piano! Fur Elise, from Canon in D Major!

Who else is playing the piano for 10 years and still at his level 4 ?

No one: His hands in level 5: ↘⬆↗↖⬅⬆↗➡↘⬇↙⬅↗⬆

I Wish you all the best! Please, go on!

I've been playing for 7 years in piano and it took me 3 years to play fur elise and your over here doing it in 2 bravo my man

“You can’t touch Music, but Music can touch you!” Sounds like an un-consensual relationship

“You can’t touch Music, but Music can touch you!” - PACIL. What a good inspiration 😢

I loved how was being so encouraging!

(4:15) *”Hello this is Ryan and this is me after 10 minutes of simply piano:”*

Im in level 8 and i have been playing for 6 years and i still sound like you in level 5.. T.T

Pacil: im STUDYING this for my master in piano Also pacil: plays the entire song without any mistakes

👍...Your fingers glide over the keys so smoothly....I can barely believe your dexterity....!

I’m on my 4th year of piano and the hardest piece I can play is canon in D or Nocturne No.21 by Chopin. Can’t believe that on your 4th year you can play fantasie impromptu lol

Me: can barely play piano after two years of learning PACIL: plays a piece that my EARS cannot keep up with

Man I need to step it up. I've been playing piano for 12 years and I'm only level 6, level 7 on a good day 😭 But I've never had a piano lesson. I should probably get some.

it took me 11 years of meddling with the piano to be able to play chopin - fantaisie impromptu op. 66. and I still can't play it perfectly. you are a god!

I really appreciate the way you mentioned the approximate time the pieces took you to learn, because in contrast to a lot of different other videos it didn’t seem like the style of look what I could already with this few lessons and so on, but rather realistic and fair amount of time :)

I feel really incompetent watching people master pieces at 4 years where ive been playing since i was 5-6 (for roughly 12-13 years) and i still can't play Fantasie Impromptu at full speed, i recently finished all of Moonlight Sonata and felt accomplished and now i feel underaccomplished for all the years ive been practicing haha Amazing progress though, its lovely to watch your repertoire grow

The sad thing is that I’ve practised for 5 years and I’m still not up to Level 3

This is my first year of playing piano and I am 2 pages away from finishing Hungarian rhapsody, I feel proud.

Today I started to learn piano and I learned the piece gymnopedie no. 1, love it 😊 Wish me luck guys!!

3:29 Mozart: WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO MY MUSIC?!

Simply piano: you can play any piece on earth PACIL: sike

I’ve been learning Minuet in G for a few days now.

I love that he shows how he became a Piano Master

I have 16 years of piano lessons and i played all the song you played in the video . You play very good . 😉

him: plays chopin fantasie impromptu after 4 years of piano lessons me: only *finished* playing für elise after 4 years of piano lessons :') edit: i didnt learn für elise in 4 years the thing i wanted to say is that i started learning für elise after 4 years and the guys started learning fantasie impromptu after 4 years so yea i hope it made sence if not, excuse my idiotic brain and my idiotic way of explaining

As a being a turkish its nice to see there is fazıl say

Wow... Speechless. My face watching this --> 😲

I first learned to play when I was a kid. Almost forgot everything growing up, till I bought a new piano 4 months ago. I could play Minuet in G within days, and despite having not so much time practicing (only 10-15mins per day), after several months, I guess my level is 4 smth. It's all because of my unconscious memory which has been set up at a very young age, apparently. The feeling of touching different keys, how to move your fingers and so on, are still there after years. That's why if you had a chance to learn the piano when you were young, and are able to keep up with it till adulthood, you are extremely lucky.

That jump from lvl. 4 to lvl 5 was amazing.... 🙈🤯

I learned Fur Elise in my first 3 days of piano, but I congratulate you not that many people actually like classical music anymore

This video inspired me so much,Thanks!

Who agrees with me that Mozart shows more a happy, classical emotion in his songs and Beethoven shows hurt, sad emotion in his songs

I was like "hmm I learned turkish march after 9 months of playing" then I see the insane fucking jazz version

What was not mentioned is the unarguable fact that a good teacher is an essential part of good progress. I am convinced that there are many so called piano teachers who get by with an endless procession of little kids who are turned off 'music' for year's by 'piano teachers'. The rest of us struggle along alone.

I just learned ode to joy in one day after i get my keyboard, i'm so proud of myself, and this make me want to learn more songs and study harder!!

When i was in elementary school, my hobby was spending days playing pianica. I stopped playing it, because i can't bought a keyboard to play full canon in D. But, i think i need to finish that dream, so i want to start saving money and buy my first keyboard

Me: has played the piano for over six years Also me: still cant play level 5

Coming from a person who plays piano I lost my enjoyment for cannon in d major from playing well over a thousand times, good job on your cover of it

thanks for sharing your journey with us...

whenever ur nearly two years into piano and u are still on level one 😺😺

2:40 i love this piece by mozart. you were a fast learner from the beginning. Really great, i wish i could play so well too.

I didn't play that song. Self taught and I play by ear too. Good to know there's a comrade in my ranks.

ur piano skills are at top top level in the world of pianos

I'm self-taught and it's been a year. Seem to never improve. Caught in-between jazz, pop, classical and hymns KZfaq tutorials. Pretty fraustrating.

Got that weird feeling that the 10th level hands video has been accelerated

I find it funny that my first song on the piano was ode to joy aswell. I disnt get far into piano but I am playing the oboe currently. It has been about a year since i started the oboe and I feel that I have progressed a lot.

I passed the Conservatory of Music exam with a piece that I was expected to play 3 years above but I already had played it perfectly. You amaze me and I don’t ever think that I will be able to play Fantaisie Impromptu Op.66 ever in my life of music. You have a lot of talent