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  • @eacz12 is rap not prodominantly black?

  • Eso es lo peor que a uno le puede pasar...:(

  • The title of this post should be kinder. This man is not a failure. Anyone who devotes his life to art is far from a failure. Stage fright can be debilitating. It can cause sudden memory loss and self-sabotage of the most troubling degree. These traumatic incidents tend to reinforce the fear, and the problem self-perpetuates. I know. I have been there, at the very highest level. I hope this young man took some time off then worked his way through it.

  • @paddyswok I completly agree with you. But you know how it is, this youtuber wouldnt have gotten your veiw if the name hadnt sparked some interest in you.

  • @McRat youre just full of anger toward black people, and you want to stay angry and miserable. You label rap as ghetto trash, wen the vast majority of classical has been forgotten because most of it is outdated trash. All that is left is Chopin Mozart Beethoven etc. MA Hamelin said himself a majority of whats not played is trash. Real music is defined by the impact it leaves on a person

  • @anonymousQ45

    Wrong again, misguided child.

    I'm not full of anger towards black people--or towards anyone else, for that matter.

    I simply state what is true--and you can't handle that fact because you're uneducated and you have no leg to stand on in an intelligent debate. (So, instead of acknowledging that fact, you choose to, instead, label me racist. Which, like everything else you've said from the beginning, is wrong.)

    You're done.

  • @McRat1968 the fool sees himself wise in his own eyes! of course you feel youre right! any man with an ounce of self confidence can feel justified in his argument. the common denominator among all racists is THEY THINK THEIR RACIAL OPINIONS ARE SYNONYMOUS WITH FACT. your education means next to nothing if you dont own anything. educated people with degrees are homeless because of downsizing. you most likely are a bitter unaccomplished pessimistic pianist, seeing only the negatives of reality.

  • @anonymousQ45mmmm are you saying rap = black? you are the one being racist

  • i just bombed my recital the other night. i played fantasie impromptu, and i tell, my technique was fine. i must have played it literally 100 times before i went on stage. i wasnt nervous one bit, what was wrong was my bench was too low. i tried adjusting it for a few seconds but felt like i was holding up the show, and went for it. i got played all the way through but i did manage to bomb like this just at the chromatic build up. but he should have kept going. better to finish than walk off

  • Was that Chopin Etude op 25 No 6 in G sharp minor that he was trying to play?

  • @a6282 Yes, it's right.

  • Maybe that was the entire piece...

  • Aww I know how he feels, this is the same thing that happened to me during my concert, where I just froze. I actually quit playing piano because this but I still listen to others play.

  • started too fast, nerves

  • He looked so nervous i feel bad :/ I bet if he kept going no one would have noticed the note(s) he missed

  • Probably the most condemned person in all of China.

  • I don't quite get what went wrong....was he just dissatisfied with his start and the judges just weren't up for waiting for him to continue?

  • @mrPalistov He plays the opening sequence too many times; he instead of playing four groupings of sixteenth notes he plays six, which I guess threw him off. He was clearly nervous, but c'est la vie

  • name of song???!

  • @scorpianguitar chopin thirds etude

  • @scorpianguitar Chopin Etude Op.25 N.6 ;)

  • Damn, that SUCKS!!!!! Wow, I hope he did not feel to bumed out.... I been trough that and it feels like sht man.... crazy....

  • that happened to me today... trust me I felt like quitting piano after that

  • @robertchay15

    NEVER give up dude.

  • the high expectations asian dad would kill him

  • HE NO FINISH SONG!!! HE NOT MY SON NO MORE!!! CANT EVEN PRAY SONG ROOKING FORWARD!!! HOW THE HERR IS HE GOING TO PRAY THIS BACKWARDS!!!

  • @Dunderhead36 ROFL

  • opus 25 no 6

  • Poor him! At the beginning, he played well.

  • he sounded great before he stopped...what was he trying to play? I'd like to hear the full version...sounds like it could be awesome

  • That's the Piano Concerto Made in China

  • the sad part is that he would subject himself to these deplorable

    competitions . this being the worst of the bunch

  • its not like he was great, he's not a good pianist even if he finished the etude, he doesnt have musical depth

  • worst nightmare

  • HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHGAHAHAHAHAH­AHAHAHAHAGAHA

  • Failure...? Those ten seconds were AWESOME!! :D

  • i hope i'll never be like that

  • must be rough

  • Ouch! A performer's nightmare!

  • Damn. Poor bastard probably proceeded straight up the stairs to the roof and jumped.

  • hahaahahahahahahahhahahahahaha­hahahaha. retard.failhahahah yes finally entertainment. I heard he commited suiside after this one

  • This is the first time I have EVER seen an ASIAN fail at something like this. I thought this shit was encoded into their DNA.

  • what a pity! this is just life!

  • RAGE QUIT!!!! XD

  • Woooow, I feel bad for him. u_u

  • "Competition Failure"

    i bet that the uploader couldn't pley the first 1 second of this song

  • @2pacAmazesSuperman

    This was, indeed, a competition failure.

    Clearly you know nothing about this genre, or its competition policies.

    Oh, and by the way: this isn't a "song."

    Go away and don't bother viewing or commenting on anymore Classical Music videos.

    Only thing you know about is crap, (a.k.a "rap.")

    Go back to listening to your beloved jungle ghetto-garbage (and robbing corner-stores and knocking-up women, which is all you live for doing.)

  • @McRat1968 u mad bro? lol trying to act all enlightened and then showing how close minded you truly are. You sir, are the Failure

  • @WorldCupItalia

    Not mad at all. Simply stating facts--which you apparently lack the intelligence to comprehend or to admit.

    It seems that you, also, know nothing about the video-in-question, nor could you name what the competitor was about to play (which is not a "song"), or why he was rung up by the judges in the end.

    Classical Music is my world; my heritage.

    You, like your buddy "2pacAmazesSuperman," must be rap-lovers (and, thereby, possibly former cell mates as well.)

  • @McRat1968 Jesus man, whats with all the bigotry?

    You honestly think listening to rap makes someone a criminal or unemployed? get a fucking life.

    it's the 21st century, i cant believe we still have to put up with people like you. It's called having an open mind. appreciating things that are different, because they are different. Of course why am i bothering explaining this to you? You 're still caught up in prejudices, your mind is clearly a slower processor than the rest of the worlds...

  • @WorldCupItalia

    Wrong again! Never once did I say listening to crap MAKES someone a criminal or unemployed.

    (Get your facts straight.)

    I said, those who LISTEN to that garbage are, for the most part, the dreggs of society who ARE criminals and/or who are unemployed bums of society: uneducated bums who hang around on street corners and kill each other in drive-by shootings and rob liquor stores and rape women, etc. (And those are facts, which you cannot disprove no matter what you say.)

  • @McRat1968 you should crawl out of the hole you're living in. Until then it's useless to discuss with you. good day

  • @WorldCupItalia

    I've seen more of this world in my 43 years than you ever will in a full lifetime.

    You're the one living in a hole.

    You're right: it's useless to discuss anything with you--because you're the one at fault and you refuse to face that fact.

    Arrivederci.

  • @McRat1968 if youve really seen that much then you should get the hell off of youtube

  • @McRat1968 michael phelps likes young jeezy. he said his songs give him motivation. hes an olympic gold medalist if you havent heard. isnt that what music is about? inspiration? you get down on rap but i think honestly some of the most sinister music ive heard has been by rachmaninoff and liszt. chopin also has alot of dark music. you cant take a whole genre of music and call it trash, and you cant call a whole culture of people dreggs. the worst criminals are the ones in suits that you vote for

  • @anonymousQ45

    Yes, I know Michael Phelps the Olympic swimmer.

    And you're full of s**t. Classical composers wrote real music.

    (C)rap is not music. It's brainless ghetto trash glorifying the abuse of women and robbing corner stores and dealing/using drugs.

    That's the life that its "stars" and their fans lead.

    Every time I read in the news about them blowing each other away in drive-by shootings or being killed by police, I smile--because the only good rapper is a dead rapper.

  • @McRat1968 i would critisize back to you, but you've made so many dumbass statements that i dont even have to

  • @2pacAmazesSuperman but i bet he could spell "play"

  • @Line6SGRock

    The joke is that Japanese people can't pronounce L's so they replace them with R's.

  • @Line6SGRock

    Disregard that, I really should have looked at the person you were responding to.

  • @Line6SGRock lol

  • @Line6SGRock

    Perhaps he would also know when to use capital letters?

    Tit.

  • @2pacAmazesSuperman Implying that you have to be able to do something in order to judge/insult it? Since I'm a horn player, I can't say that I completely agree that this is a massive fail on the pianists part? Also spelling?

  • @danshapiro9 thank you danshapiro9!! I hate it when these people come on here and shout down anyone who attempts to criticise the goings on in these musically themed youtube uploads. there are people who make a living out of critiquing the work of others - not because they think they can do better, but because they want to offer an evaluation that will allow things to improve and develop

  • @danshapiro9 pianist's

  • @danshapiro9 do you really think i dont know how to spell play or do you think that i accidently pressed E instead of A?

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  • @2pacAmazesSuperman Neither. I just think you're an idiot.

  • @danshapiro9 *claps* and you're a genius

  • @2pacAmazesSuperman I know that, but you're just digressing from the point, which is that your original comment is complete nonsense.

  • @danshapiro9 you're relentless

  • @2pacAmazesSuperman but i bet he could call this a piece, not a song.

  • Well, this etude is a bitch

  • Sounded pretty good for a sec

  • he is Asian, he's not supposed to mess up anything.

  • @DarkLatias810 - No the "Winterwind" is certainly not the hardest, but one of the showiest. Possibly, it looks the most difficult. As you say "if you can play thirds fast enough" - well, yes, THAT is exactly what makes it the most difficult!!! Thirds are so difficult to play, and only a few people have a natural ability for them. That's why "Feux follets" is also the hardest Liszt etude!

  • @polyfonix Must agree with you. Winter wind is so much easier to play than this one and op.10 no.2. =)

    But still winter wind aint one of the easiest!

  • who said, competitions are for horses, not artists!

  • The Failure was here:

    0:10

    He forgot which measure/place he was at.

  • Happened to me in my competition too... I actually don't hate competitions. They do require the most musical knowledge and technical endurance. If you're short on either or both... too bad there's others more prepared than you. I do feel sorry for the guy but that's life. No one should ever take it too hard on themselves if they fail at a competition but respect those that make it. I certainly do. Tchaikovshy Competition has produced some of the greatest pianists alive period

  • Everyone makes mistakes! You have to be an awesome pianist to even get in this competition - and this etude is the MOST difficult of all the Chopin etudes.

  • @polyfonix certainly not the most difficult if you can play thirds fast enough. i'd say the hardest was op 25 no 11. but i'll agree this is ONE of the hardest but definitely not the HARDEST of all the chopin etudes

  • @polyfonix it is not the most difficult etude by Chopin ;)

  • @PianoGirl555 The double note etudes by chopin are considered the hardest....In this one specifically, you miss one note and your fucked.

  • Where's the fail

  • @1412Birthday The fail is when he forgets the music...

  • Which etude is this?

  • @ForeverAyrtonSenna Its Chopin's etude, (op. 25 No. 6)

  • Oh, God. I know the feeling. You just freeze up and the music you've spent freakin' weeks memorizing just goes blank. This poor guy must have drank himself silly afterwards D:

  • ;-; Aw, Poor guy :(

  • wtf, i didn't even catch the failure...o.o....

  • I wouldn't know whether to clap or not after hearing that performance. It would be like clapping after watching someone fall down a flight of stairs.

  • Last week I had a perform too.. He can't finish only one song.. I play 4songs in a roll, 4 of these songs, only played for like 10 - 20secs... I guess he had the same feeling like my feeling, hands and legs are shaking.. ><

  • I did this once when I was about 17. Shit happens. Gotta face it and move on.

  • That's only what people who fail at competitions say.

  • DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA­AANG!

    

  • En ves de tomar esto negativamente, mejor veamoslo como una lección, no hay que memorizar solo con la mano, también hay que estar consciente de cada nota. Es difícil, lo sé, pero para ser pianista no solo hay que ser humano, hay que ser algo mas.

  • that freakin' bottle is a hell of an awful thing... :-(

  • damn that must be a horrible feeling...

  • hahAHA only on YouTube can someone be humiliated 25 years aftero fucking up

  • @t25s6 epic comment haha...

  • @t25s6 that's funny hahahahhaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaa­aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

  • ouch. this is why one should never stop. smile and make it look like you meant it to sound that way.

  • Well, off to forfeit the mortgage he goes...

  • may someone please tell me what the name of the piece is?

  • @LotusKST Chopin etude op 25 no 6

  • @eribani thanks very much!

  • Haha looks like u didn't get bit by the music bug yet which it takes for good musicians to get better at their talent.cuz ur Still at level 1

  • i have seen this happen at alot of competitions, the problem is that at home your playing it automatically without even thinking about it. But that's exactly the problem, the best way to avoid something like this is by looking at every part your playing while focusing on exactly which notes in what order your playing.

  • I would commit suicide if that happened to me.

  • @tjtheplay lol me too, this had never happened to me, and I hope it never will!

    what happened to him means he wasnt prepared enough!! which means he hasnt practised enough!!!! :)

  • At least he was good, better than me! i know how he feels when i play the anthem i get nervous then i stuff up an i get teased :(

  • These etudes are so hard to handle I can imagine in live competition with all the stress... I feel really sad for him ..

  • poor guy

  • Man, that's brutal. Poor guy. :(

  • I guess, he could play it perfectly... But on stage you sometimes forget the whoel piece... I think, after leaving the stage, he remembered the whole piece.

  • @Bochum96 I think he just coudnl't play the run to be honest

  • this song is op.25 n.6 is it?

  • @2hyeok

    it is.

  • At least he remembered the first part. :D

  • *Stops playing music*, *has a moment to think*, *Stares at piano with his Pedo Eyes!*

  • ....ouch :(

  • I tried doing something like this for a talent show at school and i screwed up so bad that i ran off stage in tears. it was infront of the whole school. he didn't have it very well off either but he still left off the stage with his composure just not his pride.

  • That same thing happened to me during my competition. Once you fail the first time, you don't even want to start again, but you just do it anyways but your to caught up with your emotions. The second time I started, I felt as if I gave up and I didn't even want to do it anymore.

  • I'd give my left nut just to be able to play that tiny excerpt that he did.

  • poor guy ):

  • i get this sometimes, when you play in public the nerves get to you and your muscle memory just fails....worst feeling ever.

  • Shit. I can imagine me being him lol.

  • Poor guy. You know the worst of it was after the show when he talked to his parents.

    "WAT? WHY YOU NO FRINISH MUSIC? YOU DISGRACE TO ENTIYA FRAMIRY."

  • Oh my god, poor guy. I would probably cry if I forgot my piece on the stage :/

  • ouch man....

  • move on pal. you learned from this lesson...

  • This young man is very good nonetheless and I hope he was not discouraged by this mishap. I have taken piano lessons for years and I could not even play the first two bars of this dreadful piece.

  • Uggh! I feel so bad for the kid, especially when it's on youtube indefinitely,hopefully he was able to move on and succeed.

  • Wow, that was... saddening to watch ._.

  • Chopin Etude Op 25 No.6. An extremely nasty piece. Only person I've seen playing it perfectly is Valentina Lisitsa.

  • How awful.... I'd never want to be in such a position.

    There really are some horrible moments when our minds play bad tricks on us and, should we not evade them in any way we can, then... this is what happens...

    That's quite unfair, considering the hours of practice we have devoted on a piece!(

  • My heart aches for this young man.  I don't know what his education has been, but I hope someone works with him and shows him how to endure and continue through difficult moments. I hope he won't give up on music.

  • run away and calm down and think!!!

  • Damn. I wish I was there. I would have been like "it's sounds god, just keep going!!!!"

  • omg ..im sorry for him..

  • nice :DDD

  • The problem is simple - instrumentalist [and vocalists] should not attempt music that is beyond their ability. Ever.

  • @organman52 Wasn't beyond his ability. He just froze up.

  • @organman52 Like what @ludwigvan said, freezing doesn't mean the piece was beyond his ability. He wouldn't have chosen that piece if he couldn't play it confidently. But freezing happens.

  • feel so sorry for him

  • omg i would have cried off stage

  • lol damn happens to the best of us

  • im not a pianist, and i dont understand what was wrong wit hthat

  • lool he just cried in the washroom all day

  • @HHHthecryptkeeper huh?who?

  • Oh my gosh this video is so awkward, I will die inside for weeks if this ever happens to me :( -.-

  • @SertavisSaviPianist hahahhahhhaa me too!

  • WE ARE HUMAN BEINGS: not machines! We have to accept ourselves with our errors. He is not a bad pianist, he is just human. To hell the competitions!

  • @pipillotta to be a good pianist, is not enought to be a good human .. you have to be something more!

  • @pipillotta what's that new Batman quote... "if you wish to become more than a man.. if you devote yourself to an ideal... then you become something else entirely. a PIANIST, master wayne, a PIANIST.."

  • @pipillotta very true and above all, music isnt about competition, I personalty dont like competitions at all if pianists would be extremely competitive and would use music as a weapon. You brought up a good point

  • This happened to me at a state competition playing Schumann's Piano Concerto. I had just finished the cadenza and the adrenaline was making me play better than I ever had, until suddenly.... I blanked. It sucks, but it happens, and you can only get better.

  • i feel sorry for him =(

  • The only thing worse than this happening is the thought of someone inventing the technology for it to be replayed repeatedly, worldwide, decades after the fact. Poor guy.

  • aww :O

  • Everyone has what performers call stage fright... Even the most experience performer will have stage fright in any performance.. The only variable is how much can the performer take..

  • I am sure he played it a thousand times perfectly in practice. The pressure of the performance can be brutal. No doubt that was a very bad moment for him.

  • huh??

  • Wow... I really wish I hadn't watched that. How painful.. 

  • Asian jokes aren't funny anymore.

  • i feel so sorry for him! this would be my worst nightmare. I mean it's happened to me in a piano competition, but my competition was really small and not all that important.

    I hope this asian dude didn't attempt suicide after this.

  • ouch. poor thing...

    wait a damn sec...

    HE'S ASIAN! OH! :O

    weird!

  • This doesn't necessarily reflect his music ability so much as it just illustrates that he messed up.... there is a lot of brain activity involved in playing music; sometimes the brain 'skips a beat' in a sense, and this happens even to the best musicians. I really hope he didn't let this discourage him....

  • @LexingtonWells suck it

  • ??? hahahahaha epic failure .... hahahaha an asian sucked... ahahhahaha

  • WTF?

  • It's a terrible feeling. I did that in a concerto competition when I was sixteen. My accompanist tried to keep me going, but it just didn't connect in my head. One of the juges left the concert hall to come out and hug me because he had heard me play it through and knew that I knew it well.

  • Ouch.... >.O

  • Voilà la réalité des choses! le stress du pianiste

  • Painful to watch! His problem was in the left hand; he seemed to be handling the thirds (the hard part) fine.