Rachmaninoff Op 3 No 2 in C Sharp Minor

Me playing Sergei Rachmaninoff's most famous prelude on the piano (well, actually a Roland RD-700 this time). This piece is very fun to play and even though I have played it hundreds of times, I am still not tired of it.

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[carapot]

what model/roland are u playin on here? something to recommend further or? I want to learn how to play but I can't buy a heavy huge piano. Is this fair enough to play on?

[erlendnav]

It's a Roland RD-700, but it's linked up to another electrical box which makes the piano-sound a bit more realistic. This is not my keyboard, but it belongs to a friend of mine. It's ok I guess, but no digital piano sounds of feels like a real piano.

[carapot]

how long do u have to play the piano to play like this? Just wondering. I want to learn...

[erlendnav]

I've played for 6 years and it took my 100 hours to learn this piece (the hardest one I have ever played)

[rsoeyadi]

Wow, at first I thought it was gonna be really bad because you played it on a keyboard. But you just made it sound really nice. How big are your hands? You should try learning his Prelude in G Minor Op.23 No.5. Nice though!!!

[erlendnav]

I actually have rather small hands. I might try to learn op 23 no 5 later on

[eiroight]

did you study in university to play piano like this? or what did you do to be able to play so well?

[Galaor1976]

What was that? BREATHTAKING!!!!!!!!!

[oskr007kar]

naaaaaa its not that hard when i was learning that was one of my first ahrd pieces but i think one hardst its polonesa!!!!! was to har to learn it . anyway u r good at playing but i'll give u and advice try to play a lil bit faster 'cause that slow sounds a lil diferent and weird just and advice :)

[simplyme782]

I'm pretty new to the world of classical music but I can definitely hear the 100 hours you put into this.

Beautiful, thanks for sharing :)