7 year old playing mozart sonata in C

7 year old Brynn, playing her keyboard. She loves classical music, especially Mozart. She did eventually learn the entire sonata, but being ever the perfectionist would not let me record it because she felt it was not quite good enough. (It was.) At the time of this clip she had been taking lessons for about 18 months.

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• child
• mozart
• piano
• sonata
• major
• keyboard
• classical
• seven
• girl
• brynn
• kid

[funnyboy123451]

r u guys like this stupid if u look very closely shes not hitting a black note at all and u need to hit like 9 in this song or something and how her LEFT hand is always in the same spot and when the notes get a deeper sound she goes to the area with the LIGHT sounds so its prety fake look at 0:16

[bratmaster]

@funnyboy123451 sorry, but this is actually very real. Listen at 0:22 - you can hear a slight error. If I were going to fake the video, I would have had her play the entire sonata.

[1337kamikaze]

Pssshh mozart composed his first symphony at age 8

[bratmaster]

@1337kamikaze Sorry. She's not quite caught up to him yet.

[NephiIiam]

@funnyboy123451 There's no better way to see how it's fake than to play the instrument and learn it's sound. Clearly not fake. And what's the deal with her left hand? it's not like it has to jump around the keys to sound lighter or deeper... there's no octaves or similar stuff.

[beenekeekee123]

He makes funny faces lolllll XD

[BeullyyM]

Nice hair loll like renaissance people

[mjtaur]

So unbelievable! I've never seen anything like it! A seven year old? Wow! GETTING DIZZY(THUD!)!

[elpianistaaltamirano]

Fantastic, no words need, everything is there

[furtherfarthest1]

Thanks to whom ever uploaded this video, she definitely has a musical "gift" and is very cute to watch and listen to. I am a pianist/composer and also was a prodigy, in Classical piano. It is IMPERATIVE that your daughter, receives high level Classical instruction, from a reputable teacher, whom should possess either a Masters in Classical Piano or even a Doctorate in music. The wrong teacher would be to her detriment and she has he potential, to become a very advanced pianist. 

[furtherfarthest1]

You mention her lack of playing "black" notes well, given this is a Sonata in C MAJOR then, the use of "black" notes as you call them, would be very limited and only used in changes in key, via progressions, then, you would see more use of the "accidentals" that is, a note whose pitch is not a member of a scale or mode indicated by the most recently applied key signature.. There is nothing fake about this video, she doesn't exactly play the Mozart, with great ease and perfection.j

[Antoine92020]

good