Very impressive to get such a good sound out of an electric keyboard... nice, consistent tempo. A little loud at times but I think that's a sacrifice that must be made to get a good sound out of most electric instruments. I hope you post the rest of the piece sometime soon.
absolutely wonderful! Bravo! I know this piece inside out because it's been one of my favorites since i learned it about 6 years ago. There's only ONE thing i could suggest you could improve on. On the octave graces notes in the slower section on page 2 you could make the top note sing out and really ring like you're playing a bell almost. Imagine grabbing in with your pinky while slightly tilting your hand to the thumb. ^_^ you played it SO good though. A ++++
you are playing a wrong note repeatledly in the left hand you are playing on the bottom E F E D i think and it is supposed to go E F G E if i remember correctly i might be wrong because i am just going by memory but check your score
It'd sound much better on a real piano, and I think that you should have played softer in the beginning and some parts.. But I think it was just the piano.
You should really considering buying a baby grand piano, the electric one just doesn't serve you right. The melody will also be alot easier to bring out. Good luck.
Ugh! Nice work for the most part. But how could you get so far into learning this piece without noticing that you're playing the left hand part so obviously wrong? I hate when that happens - sometimes it takes more time to unlearn a mistake than it took to learn the entire piece in the first place.
I am working on this piece too, though I'm going much slower for now. I've started my piano lessons a month ago (after a good 15years break) and though I can play it all now I can't get the speed and I don't have the phrasing yet. But your left hand sounds different though. You should try the middle part, it's much easier than the rest!
you need to contrast the major from the tonic minor part. Take a tad of time before the G flat and set up a pp environment. Put more weight on the bass octaves to create an even warmer sound.
well seems that Zemmerman plays that with ease, while you don't look so... also Zimmerman's piano gets a better sound then yours (and not only piano, but fingers also) unfortunately :)
But still pleasure to watch you playing. I liked that.
sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but you're not playing the left hand properly. you're playing Eb-Bb,F-Bb,Eb-Bb,D-Bb, when it's really Eb-Bb,F-Bb,G!-Bb,D-Bb. then the next chord is also in the wrong inversion. id suggest double checking the score.
on a positive note, you play the right hand evenly and with good tempo.
Well done, takes some nerve to post that as a video response to Zimmerman's performance though, but there you go. I am working the middle part now myself. Don't think it'll ever be good enough to post. Keep it up.
this i really, really good!! I play this piece aswell, and I have camed just as long as you so far. damn you are good with the fingers, you play safe and with perfection! How long have you been practising piano and how long on this piece? please give me some tips :-D veeery good job man!!
Hi thanks for your comment, I've been playing this almost a yr.. I'm too lazy to learn the middle part, because the first part is my favourite.. As far as tips go, I suggest practicing your Eb major and Bb major scales with your right hand and if you get that down pat you've practically done all the work. Start off slow, say 60 tempo.. then slowly ramp it up to speed as you get more confident ;)
Some people say this piece is easy. However I really don't think that it is. You have to have good technique to play it and sometimes requires demanding fingering.
Well done, you played most of it well. How are you getting on with the other section/s?
Thanks, I'm working on Schubert's Impromptu in Gb major at the moment because I think it's a beautiful sounding piece that's similar to the 1st movement of the Moonlight Sonata in my opinion because there's this sub-melody in the right hand of Gb major Impromptu as well as an additional melody on top of that, which is like Moonlight.
Anyway I seem to be learning it fairly quickly so I expect to upload it soon.
yeah it was 1827... just check the wrong notes in your left hand :)
fourthnation 11 months ago
Fantastic!! ;)
gaba005 2 years ago
not bad but you look like a cock
string123456 2 years ago
He doesn't look like a cock. What are you talking about?
jvu2ilj26 2 years ago
Schubert Impromptu in E flat Major!!! great!!
Elcair 2 years ago
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jacobras 2 years ago
are you serious, just do a google search for it!
cilva7 2 years ago
Woo, calm down! I've already found it, I know how to use Google... Couldn't find it at first, because I used the wrong Op. number ;)
jacobras 2 years ago
i love the end!!! FORT:D
romarsocos 2 years ago
i love it
romarsocos 2 years ago
Very impressive to get such a good sound out of an electric keyboard... nice, consistent tempo. A little loud at times but I think that's a sacrifice that must be made to get a good sound out of most electric instruments. I hope you post the rest of the piece sometime soon.
davidofpiano423 2 years ago
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davidofpiano423 2 years ago
It Was Great!!!!
Keep playing it will be amazing once you've finished it
LoonyLucyMilly 2 years ago
very smooth :)
gymgymgymgym 2 years ago
That was amazing.. especially the end :-)
Good work
saleha250 2 years ago
excelente
stradivarius90 2 years ago
absolutely wonderful! Bravo! I know this piece inside out because it's been one of my favorites since i learned it about 6 years ago. There's only ONE thing i could suggest you could improve on. On the octave graces notes in the slower section on page 2 you could make the top note sing out and really ring like you're playing a bell almost. Imagine grabbing in with your pinky while slightly tilting your hand to the thumb. ^_^ you played it SO good though. A ++++
cho01 2 years ago
generally to say not bad
but there are little mistakes to practice
and a very important thing
volumn and speed need more dolce and average
the performance after 1 min is a little bit too fast
it's just only my some experience
you can make it better :D
blogAL526 2 years ago
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blogAL526 2 years ago
WoW! Why is everyone so critical? I appreciate it for what it is. Good job man! This vid inspired me to attempt this piece for myself.
NothaName 2 years ago
You play so well, but I do not like the sound of electric piano. Sorry for saying this.
mtrniwashi06 2 years ago
You're hot (I love your back and slim arms) but you play this too fast. It must ripple, not run...
AulicExclusiva 2 years ago
Ooooohhhhhhh... nonono..... wrong!!!!
morgione 3 years ago
well, since ive never heard this piece before. it sounds really really good. but yea it can be softer. it sounds hammered sometimes.
chand3123k 3 years ago
good playing btu electric pianos cant do justice to this piece
ticarus 3 years ago
wrong notes
Excrey 3 years ago
oh god.... terrible o.0 left hand is bugging me since the very beginning
evanelys 3 years ago
Es la peor respuesta a ZIMEMERMAN que he visto
meninaco 3 years ago
You're not holding the dotted minims in the left hand. And you're consistantly playing wrong notes in the left hand!
brooonage 3 years ago
There are some wrong notes! You're quite good but take the partitures!
FreddieMercury0093 3 years ago
you are playing a wrong note repeatledly in the left hand you are playing on the bottom E F E D i think and it is supposed to go E F G E if i remember correctly i might be wrong because i am just going by memory but check your score
chawoosemothergoose 3 years ago
Looks like as if you had speeded the video up like you did in your moonshine sonata video..
Jallas3000 3 years ago
I enjoyed your playing, but I just have to say:
It'd sound much better on a real piano, and I think that you should have played softer in the beginning and some parts.. But I think it was just the piano.
Bravo!!
edwardelric666 4 years ago
Obviously it sounds better on a real piano, but not all of us have enought money to buy one!!!
angeloop85 3 years ago
You should really considering buying a baby grand piano, the electric one just doesn't serve you right. The melody will also be alot easier to bring out. Good luck.
PlatinumKeys 4 years ago
Ugh! Nice work for the most part. But how could you get so far into learning this piece without noticing that you're playing the left hand part so obviously wrong? I hate when that happens - sometimes it takes more time to unlearn a mistake than it took to learn the entire piece in the first place.
DFDalton1962 4 years ago 4
I am working on this piece too, though I'm going much slower for now. I've started my piano lessons a month ago (after a good 15years break) and though I can play it all now I can't get the speed and I don't have the phrasing yet. But your left hand sounds different though. You should try the middle part, it's much easier than the rest!
Nadegeous 4 years ago
Excellent!
Where do you get the music piece from?
rnehdals99 4 years ago
It's not possible that this impromptu was written in 1897, because schubert died in 1828
simon1991194 4 years ago 4
lol.
truelove416 4 years ago
great job in making the top notes (melodic line) evident throughout the piece, but u should slow down a bit for best results
Chanchan92 4 years ago
you need to contrast the major from the tonic minor part. Take a tad of time before the G flat and set up a pp environment. Put more weight on the bass octaves to create an even warmer sound.
BRRF 4 years ago
well seems that Zemmerman plays that with ease, while you don't look so... also Zimmerman's piano gets a better sound then yours (and not only piano, but fingers also) unfortunately :)
But still pleasure to watch you playing. I liked that.
alexrach99 4 years ago
sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but you're not playing the left hand properly. you're playing Eb-Bb,F-Bb,Eb-Bb,D-Bb, when it's really Eb-Bb,F-Bb,G!-Bb,D-Bb. then the next chord is also in the wrong inversion. id suggest double checking the score.
on a positive note, you play the right hand evenly and with good tempo.
guitarike 4 years ago
Well done, takes some nerve to post that as a video response to Zimmerman's performance though, but there you go. I am working the middle part now myself. Don't think it'll ever be good enough to post. Keep it up.
dukeinlondon 4 years ago
I love this piece, I'm learning it right now...
swimchick94 4 years ago
Good job man! I hope someday I could play like you...
heinrich1vk 4 years ago
Great job. I have to say though, my favorite part to play is the middle. You should try and learn it! :)
jelliexd 4 years ago
god this is one of my favorite classical pieces. schubert doesn't get the credit he deserves!
anthro420 4 years ago
consider you fortunate to play so well! I startd playing piano only 4 months ago, at 43, so much time wasted .... ciao from Italy
giovmari 4 years ago
i love this piece. i am studying it right now as well. but im sad.. you left out the best part!
missmusic87 5 years ago
this i really, really good!! I play this piece aswell, and I have camed just as long as you so far. damn you are good with the fingers, you play safe and with perfection! How long have you been practising piano and how long on this piece? please give me some tips :-D veeery good job man!!
LoAugustsson 5 years ago
Hi thanks for your comment, I've been playing this almost a yr.. I'm too lazy to learn the middle part, because the first part is my favourite.. As far as tips go, I suggest practicing your Eb major and Bb major scales with your right hand and if you get that down pat you've practically done all the work. Start off slow, say 60 tempo.. then slowly ramp it up to speed as you get more confident ;)
PianoBloke 5 years ago
Some people say this piece is easy. However I really don't think that it is. You have to have good technique to play it and sometimes requires demanding fingering.
Well done, you played most of it well. How are you getting on with the other section/s?
vivace119 5 years ago
Thanks, I'm working on Schubert's Impromptu in Gb major at the moment because I think it's a beautiful sounding piece that's similar to the 1st movement of the Moonlight Sonata in my opinion because there's this sub-melody in the right hand of Gb major Impromptu as well as an additional melody on top of that, which is like Moonlight.
Anyway I seem to be learning it fairly quickly so I expect to upload it soon.
PianoBloke 5 years ago
great job, love the crescendo at the end.
chocotiger 5 years ago
haha i like this. i played this, the g flat major and a flat minor impromptus
seahyimin 5 years ago
-i also have that chopin book =D
kapayazi808 5 years ago
good job on the 1st movement! 5 stars!
shelim23 5 years ago
good job! Although the right hand could be played to sound more ethereal, you could speed it up just a -little- more. Good job on dynamics tho :D 5/5
kapayazi808 5 years ago
Absolutely wonderful. Congratulations, you are tremendously talented! Happy 2007!
Duke
DukeRightious 5 years ago
Well done
grodob 5 years ago