Beethoven Sonata 14 in C# minor ("Moonlight")

[MissPianoGirl23]

Great, great.

Magnificent.

Just all I have to say

this could probably be my favorite piano song ever

and really makes me cry

it's simply beautiful

You're really good

[connorbecool]

how does this have double dislikes than likes. seriously. theres nothing wrong with this

[ThePolgalka]

well done:)))

[teodortenchev]

Great job! Are you taking lesssons? That's great progress for 1 month!

[SystemXpander]

sounds like shit on a keyboard.,....

[jessec2195]

10 /10 great job keep it up

[a2zdiy]

Wonderful!

5 *

[redaktorek32]

to sie nie nadaje na wesele;) ale sie wzruszylem przynajmniej;) pozdr

[luispereira3]

Add some feeling to your music... Try closing your eyes while you're playing this song and relax your fingers. You'll notice that it changes! I think that playing piano isn't just systematic...

[teodortenchev]

It changes if you have a good digital piano, some are not sensitive to pressure at all :P

[bdf2718]

You managed that after only a month? I am impressed.

Here's something to aim for next: watch?v=ipzR9bhei_o :)

[evemeadowjess]

right good! bet this is quite hard to play!

[bunnyoneedge]

never ever play a masterpiece with a keyboard. the keyboard's sound ruins the piece. I hate it so much.

[aboodz]

you play beautifully, my friend!

[binhoservice]

Nossa como eu quero um teclado desse

[narutogenius]

...did u ever play resident evil 1...

[dvirkup]

nj.

check my version of moonlight sonata please and comment there. (:

[Atheistblindchick]

Sounds pretty ok. You'd only been on it for about a month when you recorded this? Kudos to you!

[lomednamelomo]

i laughed at the 2:55 xD you hit no note because it didn't have enough but you sill hit it xD yeah man you rule.

[elitealex1]

yer he hit the side

[bCurious2]

Very good! You only started at Christmas? That´s amazing! And you play with feeling, you are definitely musical!

[phoenixshade3]

Thank you! I hold your compliment in particularly high regard, as I admire your music on YouTube. I like your other stuff too, but please give us more music!

[davius4321]

Good job... you could try playing in 'tempo rubato'. Sometimes a slight delay/suspense can make the piece speak much more.

[phoenixshade3]

Thanks for the constructive criticism. Yes, I will be playing this with more expression in the future, but right now I'm still struggling just to get all the notes right!

[Whitewolf2x4]

really liking it! keep it up!

[ooglebydoogleby]

have you played any other instrument before thats good going for a month i think you might have been playing a little longer but you are obvously a clever guy anyway. thats clear from your other video's. love the d# fab.

[phoenixshade3]

Well, I only got the keyboard on Christmas. I've never played an instrument, but my brothers (bass trombone/trumpet; guitar) and sister (saxophone/clarinet) did in school, plus I studied my bro's music theory books from college. And I've loved classical music my entire life. My best friend's ex had an old out-of-tune upright, and I used to peck around VERY occasionally until no one could stand the awful noises.

"love the d# fab."

I've joked that for my birthday, I want 27 keys.

[ooglebydoogleby]

your doing great. i can bang out a tune on a piano but my first instrument is guitar. i have a piano and all the keys are like your d#. ime a virtuoso on that one. serously though once i did a gig where i had to mime piano. i got away with it but it was deeply unsatisfying.

[whatmatt3rs]

That was amazing!:)

I can't believe you learned that song in a month. I don't have that kind of determination.

[ivarbt]

You learned that in a month?! I'm impressed!

[phoenixshade3]

Thanks :)

I practice about 4-5 hours per day, 4-5 days per week. Hanon excercises take up about 25% of that time; I've learned through number 12. My "holy grail" for 2008 is to learn the 3rd movement...

I dream big.