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great! :) I cheked, it's not in D major, but then I saw the description :) So actually it is :)

I begun to trancsribe this, but it's really hard to hear the nuances...And it takes a lot of time, I heard it like a million times, but I'm still not able to play it like this...:(

@J101191514 yeah, that's what I meant :) I just live in Hungary, and here the B=H ;)

@TheBadgerBastard in other LP songs he hits higher notes, on his screaming voice, like in bleed it out a C#5...(FACE THIS NOW):D

@hallstadt1423 I BET he plays by ear...

What was your laptime?

It was a stock car?

@stevenscottoddballz a tenor one :)

@CommiePinko101 Google is your friend...:)

@Greeny1905 Actually Cy Grant was the first one to sing it, he was the writer of the song....But it's true, Nina Simonse's version is known as the original... And my opinion: Michael Bublé's voice and style is perfect for this song. And my mom said, that if I can't say something good, than shut m...

@legolas35653 If you add the views of the other 3 performances of this song by this quartet, there are 10M views. Not to talk about the other covers ;)

on your own way it's good, I mean really, not srcastic but if you accept a piece of advice here it is; count always the measure. If it's not always 4/4, than it's wrong (in this song). If that helps, try another chord-build (?) in your left hand. Greetings

next time please tune the sax (you're off pitch)!! just as advice. And give more bass with the keyboard.

@adamisahappyperson G

@Dionysius8421 I think you made a mistike with the octaves. If you're a 16 years old boy, than it's very unlikely that your bottom note is C3. I think it's C2. From C2-C5 is a

let me make a correction. It CAN BE true or fake, but it's possible to run on the water

Pesten elég gyakran koncerteznek, óriási élmény, mindenkinek csak ajánlani tudom ;)

121 likes 0 dislike...They're just numbers, but they incontestable show how brilliant this performance is

Chopin <3 Cziffra <3

My eyes with the capability 50 fps are weak to this....:(

@Santosificationable actually, Yuja Wang played it on a Steinway Grand in a concert hall, and it's a Yamaha upright in a room...Should I explain more about dynamics??

@jetibest I think -as it's already mentioned- Cziffra doesn't lose control. And I'm sure he could have play the whole piece in the same tempo so that he ends it in 1:30-1:35. I think just, that he makes rubatos in this etudes, more than other pianists.