Which piece

@@Smortnt The Blue Danube Waltz, Op. 314 by Johann Strauss II.

Yes!!

Nono it’s a small section from the goodbye st Petersburg Waltz

Ok but it's not hard

@@AsrielKujo Scintillating, nevertheless

@@kenimprov true, the major seconds he playes are much harder though

@@AsrielKujo It is hard, especially to have them that clean and rapid. Don't diminish the efforts people put into practising things like that just because you find it easy.

@@wholemilky never said i found them easy, i just said the fact he playes the melody all in seconds is so much harder

Always has been.

A second waltz

PLEB

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Hahahahaha. I wish it was a rehearsal... By disgrace, it was concert. There were a lot of people. Just that corner was empty. Haha. Don't know why they do not want that place.

@@AlejandroSanAntonio need to see the keys 😉

Seems just like concerts during corona-time...

@@lopnor8728yeah they were at home with a cough. jk, people keep their coughs for DURING concerts.

Chopin would gun Mr. Hamelin down, burn the piano and shoot the heck out of him for doing so. I wouldn’t but this takes dissonance so far, something Prokofieff would do.

@@glenngouldschair390 Prokofiev is not really that dissonant. His works are very melodic, and share very outright beautiful music most of the time

I don't think so

@@Dadosrdm11-pn6um Liszt played one of Chopin’s nocturnes with improvised sections in it, and it irreparably damaged their friendship. I’m pretty sure this would make him angry. I, however, find this funny.

@@happypiano4810 What? Chopin gets offended at that??? Well he’s dead now so I hope if I don’t improvise sections in his nocturnes he’ll smash my piano.

No, por lástima. Sölo el primer mvto. Los guardias ya me estaban echando ojo. Aparte no iba a alcanzar mi batería. :(

Glen gould ………..?

@@UniversalDirp The greatest of Chopin interpreters. This leaves Gould out of the question.

@@glenngouldschair390 Gould vs hamilen Bach vs chopin

@@UniversalDirp Chopin admired Bach

There's some youngsters too; Lisieki and Bruce Liu.

No xD. Que bendito genio

Crass ist Not an englisch Wort

@@gianlucaschull7566 Languages often borrow words.

@@happypiano4810 youre absoluetly richtig

Por alguna extraña razón así fue. Pero sí fue bastante gente. Solo que muchos no se quisieron sentar en esa esquina.

La esquina maldita jajaja. Quizás sabían que no podrían ver con propiedad al artistazo que se presentaría o más aún, sus manos. En qué país fue?

Esa esquina es la peor. Nadie la quiere, jaja. Fue en Ciudad de México. Específicamente en la Sala nezahualcóyotl.

Gabriel San Antonio Jajajaja imagino. Ojalá algún día se presente en Panamá, quizás en 50 años jaja...

A minute waltz in seconds c:

@@nikitalvov40 nice pun lol

Its s joke the interval he plays the melody in is called seconds so when you would describe it you would say that he played the minute waltz in seconds

Malheureusement je n'ai pas le sens de l'humour

@@musopaul5407 Je le sens pareil, modifier une musique géniale pour la rendre horrible n'est pas ma tasse de thé non plus.

Ah, the days before covid. We are just barely managing to get our local symphony back up and running, spacing out the few musicians, and will have practically no audience except the live-streamers.

It's a joke extending from the "minute" waltz pun -- "Minute" waltz meant "short" waltz, yet some cartoons say it's meant to be played in a minute (time)..... Hamelin did "minute waltz in seconds" -- playing it in seconds intervals whilst the pun carries over that he played it in seconds (time). Imo, the joke is genius and not to be treated seriously. Say what you want, but Hamelin's just having some fun in his arrangement.

Lighten up, it's just a joke video

It was not clever,fun just an oafish, unpleasant ridicule. Others, less gifted, such as Victor Borge, burlesqued with tremendous finesse. Not sohere

@@stevehinnenkamp5625 it was never made to be an act of musical genius, it was musical humor and made to be treated as such.

@@benthepen3336 You missed my point. It lacked charm and seemed offensive to the original, a piece so iconic, full of elegance, it has survived inadequate student's massacre because if played well it has never lost its ability to mesmerize an audience.

@@stevehinnenkamp5625 I have agreed that it was not an act musical excellence but its very simple to move along if you dont enjoy the video. I wouldn't say it's disrespectful but rather an unintelligent joke.