The good news is that "not doing much else" is how you can learn to play like this. Good luck.

@@fiandrhi I don't think just anyone can learn to play like this either. Even with all the practice in the world, you need a certain kind of inbuilt rhythmical talent.

I'd be content if I could just listen to it all day.

@@beagleboysinc9950 You can. I listen to her on Spotify and in the car on Spotify. Sometimes Spotify slips in similar music played by someone else (on free Spotify). Usually it's a poor shadow of her arrangements, she's that good.

You can, learn stride with the left hand that's where the authenticity is, the right hand you can get away with octaves, it downhill from there if you know the chords to the song.

Andrew J. Sacks when ever I play, a lot of people enjoy it. Though I think it is consider “unpopular” so... you know, the usual...

Do you know Stephanie Trick ??

There used to be a guy who would come out every day at a certain time at Walt Disney World's The Magic Kingdom, near Casey's Corner (at the end of Main Street on the left) and play this type of stuff on an old piano. I'd stand there and just listen for as long as possible. Don't know if he still does though. The Dapper Dans (Main Street quartet) would sometimes sing along. Great times!

It sounds fun to hear you play the piano every day

I think not many play it now because it is next to impossible to find a teacher. I found 1 but she was just starting to teach piano and he hadn't thought about what happens when he ran out of the books he used to teach. Which was level 5 (not that high for piano playing) and had a teacher before him so NJ I was already at that level sort of (I had continued to teach myself up a level). So he didn't know how to teach me what he knew. He was the best most fun teacher I ever had! Not really that much of any piano teachers anymore and those that do teach classical, which just isn't me. Give me the the Jazz, Boogie Woogie, ragtime.

Actually the thumbs down people don't understand Ragtime music. This is fantastic

Aaron Garcia I got to meet the Sherman brothers in the fall of 1980. I was a student at Belmont in Nashville, and they came and gave a 3-day seminar during which they went through Mary Poppins scene-by-scene and song-by-song telling all about how the songs were inspired and written, and how Walt Disney responded to them. It was a great experience.

I’m a big fan of Mary Poppins too!

kiiwiibun :)

who is that on the piano ?

David...I'd go to watch her play. but it's my guess, I couldn't afford going to Disneyland. If you've never been to Disneyland, you're in for an unpleasant surprise.

(Hey Kristen! My second piano teacher had gigs at Disneyland back in the day! So she knows all about performing and repertoire, although I've only heard her perform a few times, not including recitals.)

Back in the 70’s they’d have a musical act play near Carnation Cafe which is now Minnie’s Cafe

Hahaha 😂

love you

@ jkm She's a girl. It's Hold my bear.

@@carcrash1875 she lives in Las Vegas, so I'm pretty sure that, guy or girl, it's beer, or some other type of alcoholic beverage.

*hold my piano...lol

CLEVER!! love it!

May I suggest “Just an earful…” and I liked yours

Awww... Cat has a good ear.

Right!?

Jazz, Ragtime and Swing are a little bit of hope and light or just an expression of as it is for very poor US blacks.

It’s all my brother!

Kristen Mosca that’s nice

Keep up the great work, its eargasm!

Toph beifong

@@KristenMosca very good by the way could you play with the piano this recording being on KZfaq and it is called: Mary poppins singing pink Floyd part 2 Thanks

Stroike a loight mahry pawpihns!

Indubitably

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