Jon Schmidt's "Waterfall"
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Did anyone else find the upper right hand corner distracting in a good way :D i LOVE this song. I am going to learn it
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@lilmisshotty101 BADLY!..
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i absouloutley love this song i always listen to this on the EFY 2000 track its so pretty:)i wish i had mad piano skillz!!!
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I MYT be abal to start paino lessons with my brother heston
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just started learning this song and it's coming along pretty well! :) i love watching other people play it too tho haha you did a good job!
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HI! Congratulations! Very very nice sound!!
Do you have the sheet music? Do you know how can I get it?
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even know you left out some keys still sounds amazing
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You should play the notes that you left out, it adds to the song. This is great though! Good job
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Very good! I love this song! :)
Lol, is it sped up? it's good, bu you left out some of the left hand. :)
Wurbyfu 1 year ago
@Wurbyfu nope! haha but maybe i was playing too fast? i like your version btw, it's slower but very clean and thorough. good work! =]
BJamesThompson 1 year ago
mediocre hand position, i will guarantee that as soon as you fix your collapsed fingers and some other things it will be perfect((:
BrykenR93 1 year ago
@BrykenR93 hey thanks for the comment. I would like to ask you what you mean by "collapsed" fingers? haha. I haven't really been taught piano professionally. Just by my own. So I'm very behind on technique and theory, but anyway I am interested in your statement! Please let me know thanks ! =]
BJamesThompson 1 year ago
@BJamesThompson So what i mean by that is when you press the keys on the piano your fingertips should be pressing on the piano, and what i mean by that is the very top part of your finger, so basically the first joint on your finger should be perpendicular to the piano keys... make sense?
BrykenR93 1 year ago
@BrykenR93 yes that makes perfect sense! Thank you, I have never had anybody notice that before. I will now consider this new point while practicing to improve technique and performance. Thanks again =]
BJamesThompson 1 year ago