read the description 🤦‍♂️

@@milfslover123 he did, maybe you should read comments next time. Have you lost your glasses or have you lost your mind? Cause it seems to me that both is right.

this 10 years old boy is now around 40 years old lol

@@robertskinxd8850 Not yet. Currently, it is rather 40 than 50 years.

@@milfslover123 did you even bother to read the comment? The entire purpose of him commenting this was because he read the description

Exactly!! We have those bad days. Doesnt make him untalented.

@@jervilopez1844 you just commented on a 13 year old comment

@@Loyis so did you, and so did I

The kid posted it, if nothing else dont worry about mean spiritedness

Talent can't be judged because of a poor performance, Beethoven's first public convert at age 12 was a complete disaster, broke 4 strings and made his father feel so ashamed, he beat the crap out of him.

Well.. the person who uploaded the video is the boy in the video.

@@_acea4171 yeah and what's worse is he gave up after this

If you look, he messes up after someone uses flash photography. What an idiot.

Well said !! Thank you .

I can't help wondering if playing from memory contributes to this; maybe it wouldn't have happened if he'd had the sheet music in front of him. I don't quite understand why there seems to be so much pressure to play the piano from memory.

@@michaeledwards1172 i was never classically train. Never had a teacher of any kind for any of the instruments I play, so at least in my personal case memorizing was not an option but the only way. I always ran away from sheet music. I can read music though its just that I do it so slow I loose track of what I'm playing in the first few notes, I had always wished that I had classes when I was a child but my parents could never afford such things if i did I would probably be a monster in the instrument by now

That is why you always always always skip ahead. Rule of thumb.

@@pardo6370 Been there, it's a lot of practice to overcome that but worth it, work on a lot of simple music sheets, read it without your instrument sometimes, you'll get there :)

i remember one time that happened to me at my piano teacher's recital and oh me oh my, what an experience 😍 i didn't even think to end the piece there with a chord to end, so i just stared at my teacher until she came over for the fourth time and told me to play the ending. i think it was ballad by burgmüller(???) sauuurr embarrassing

Nothing better than to play in church my boy🙌

bless you

Encouraging 🙂

Good on you to keep going after your parents stopped supporting you!

Oh my i have the same story at one concert at the age of 14 i messed up really bady and now i play the piano at church and i am happier than ever

Lol most kids couldn't have done that

yea honestly the only problem was that he didnt memorize the notes and make it flow. the constant rhythm woulda at least gotten me a meh score

It often happens to me too i play the piano for almost 8 years

@@sitaverheyen8797 The most memorable memory slip I had was while performing the D minor Mozart Fantasia. Completely forgetting how the 2nd time bar went, I kept playing the 1st time bar and going round in circles before improvising an escape which sounded nothing like Mozart. (This was after over 20 years of playing 😀).

@@PianoandKeysStudio that’s encouraging to hear, albeit sorry for it happening to you. But knowing this still happens after 20 years makes me feel better. In our own bubble we think it’s just us. That look of pure confusion as to why we can’t remember something we’ve played many times. Like the wires in our brains become scrambled. I agree I think he did a good job

@@andrewdolphin344 He did. Don't worry - it's fine 😎. This morning I remembered another memory lapse I had with a Rachmaninov Prelude in front of a shopping centre as late as 11 years ago (so, after 30 years) - even more encouraging 😀. After a day or so, I thought nothing more of it - sods law, basically. These days I find that the more often I practice a piece with a purpose, the less likely it will happen. So much to say on the subject which I'll cover in a later video - but that's not likely to be for a while, yet. Memory lapses can happen anytime, anywhere... looking at one of the finalists of the 1996 Leeds Piano Competition - despite a major lapse in the famous 18th variation of the Rachmaninov Paganini Rhapsody, he still earned a respectable place in the final and is still giving concerts in prestigious settings. For a 10 year old boy the experience is likely to be more devastating (probably why 30 years later he titles it 'My piano horror')... but I'd estimate for something like an ABRSM piano exam he'd get at least something like 21-3/30 for it (pass mark is 20) and, if everything else went well, still get a merit or distinction.

because he is bald

Best reason.

How do you have a check mark

How do you have a check mark

You must be pretty bad then

Read the description...

TheGianxi sad...

Hé stoped playing after this

so true

Oh shoot

Stanleyyy Yibo Im the Asian Kid that Laughing ヽ(｀Д´)ﾉ

Me!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Stanleyyy Yibo omg I was literally laughing when I scrolled to this comment

Stanleyyy Yibo I'm not laughing I'm dying inside from horror 😵

SHIT MY COVER'S BLOWN

But at least it was better me

We had a concert at my school were different children played classical music, and one boy forgot his piece halfway through. It’s not that he was bad, far from it. He played Clair de lune and every time I heard him p,ah it except the last time he playe dit perfectly. It happens.

Also the fact that he followed through to the end heroically

This hit me deep even though I started playing around 3 years ago. Sadly I have been away from home for University and miss my piano like crazy.

Sad that many pianists actually can relate to what youve gone through. Some came back for the instrument, and some don’t. I’ve never quit playing the piano but sometimes i really do.

"Deep" in the comment section is always good, in my opinion! I'm glad music has helped you. It's helped me a lot too.

Its not untalented as much as it is they don't want to put in the true work necessary. I practiced 10hours a day and in 6months of playing I was play huge chopin and liszt pieces and beethoven sonatas

How will you turn it into a career? Where would you play at? I am lately intrigued by hotel lounge piano, I would very much want to teach myself this style and have a side job like that.

@R. Ive followed by Liszt’s Mazeppa

yeah lol Winter wind and Moonlight sonata 3rd movement

@@yeah2152 and chopin double thirds etude, as well as liszt paganini etude no 4 (1838)

Doubt it there's more of them practicing so it's an urban myth they're all good. I prefer russian pianists

@@ciararespect4296 true, yes it is a myth, but russian and german a french pianists now a days tend to do it most commonly,

Abcd, efg, hijk, lmnop

Dnt put anyone down sir

GregTV Channel lmao ik

sando70 he said he stopped playing the piano. Read the description.

@@heyitsjuri The original comment never said anything about him continuing to play?

The person who posted this video is the one in the video lol.

+✰ TDGaming's OFFICIAL Channel ✰ ha ha just reading the description :)

✰ TDGaming's OFFICIAL Channel ✰ really how do you know that do you know him

omg yes I had a piano recital last night and even I messed up

Yasmine Baradi if only descriptions exist

He would play better if he was given more attractive, less repetitive music to learn. Where do teachers find such vapid pieces?

No courage at all, it's just a random person who recorded it and was a doeebag and posted it

@@pomiw read the description…

Found a 12 year old comment

13 now :)

@@earlcabusao3630 and he is 37 now. The life passes fast.

RIGHT! THAT MADE ME SO MAD.

I also think so!

I did and I still crashed HARD. It doesn't help, I'll never be able to play in front of an audience.

It technically is his fault for not practicing :/

Asuna 110% accurate

David Dong Actually, it is. You literally tried to disagree but ended up agreeing with SurgicalSoap.

well both of them would play a big role on practise!

I also think so.

well we shouldn’t bow in in a concert and only japan can do that unless it relates to japanese anything

@@orangegorilla7550 what u on about mate?

@@orangegorilla7550 then they are also talented. What a dumb take. Wow this one kid cant have good timing if other kids out there have good timing🤦‍♂️😂

@@orangegorilla7550 ... someone can't be good at something if there are people who do it better? what kind of a stupidest analogy is that...

@@orangegorilla7550 There will always be someone better than you at something. That doesn't make it a moral thing to say when someone is just trying to compliment on someone who's calling himself "untalented"....

@@orangegorilla7550 being young makes it more impressive so why is using his age a bad argument? Also what do you mean by excuse? Excuse for what....

That's cause the channel owner IS the boy

***** Me neither, what wouldn't I give for one to appear in my house. For me to drool over everyday xD Bosendorfer is better:P because I prefer a warmer sound.

Wish I had one

next second he goes to America's got talent show -makes same mistakes- the only price is your life XD

Wise Warrior That kid was the KZfaqr when he was 10 years old. Read the description.

I did but that does not make it nice. Why is he beating himself up like that. Well what ever he can do what ever he wants. Just saying that if it was someone else it would be extremely degradeing.

When you're a performer you need to make sure you can play the piece you're playing perfectly 100 times in a row. So this kid kinda shoulda practiced before he went up there.

Professor Bagel I know that but he is a kid. Can't expect perfection and even though he should have been prepared he still should not have named the video that.

Wise Warrior A gold can poop out a turd but it's still a turd. He may be young but he still sucks.

Sadly,he stopped play after this recital