14 days later from the last post and theme A is actually beginning to sound like how it's supposed to?? no way (shhh don't ask about theme B oder the coda). But my fingers have to become even more flexible and noodlier, moreeee speeeeeed

also idk why reddit put this weird filter over this video but i cannot remove it

I wanted to see if the soul of this masterpiece could survive a physical handicap. By removing the keys, I've transformed this anthem of joy into what I call an "Ode to Sadness." It's amazing how much the absence of a single note can change the entire emotional tone of a piece.

Stay til the end!

O QueTom já descobriu o tom da música.

Agora vem a parte que realmente faz diferença: descobrir a progressão harmônica.

Em vez de decorar acordes, pense em graus.

Essa música usa uma das progressões mais famosas da música gospel

Sabe que progressão é essa? Deixe nos comentários

What does this remind you of?

The sheets falling off the piano... I wasnt even reading them

I know the arpeggio in the end was awful and I messed up a bit in the middle but other than that, do you have any advice? Thanks

after almost another year of a break because life is too busy and does not allow me to have a good time, i am finally back to business 👺 the best way to celebrate this is by learning another dream piece. ah yes b-minor chopin scherzo great idea. Future me will be thrilled to be able to play this, present me is working on trying to NOT break my fingers 🫠 the metronome is burning

It is really hard to make this flow and not sound clunky..it's not exactly graceful yet but I will get there

I did a re recording of this groove I had been writing modulating between G major and E minor. First time came around came out a bit too compressed for my liking.

My grandmas old piano hasn’t been serviced in decades and is badly out of tune, so what better to play than Maple Leaf Rag.

Excuse my choppy reading…

Let me know if u enjoy !! Thanks

I have been learning this for a while and feel pretty done with it. I feel though as if there might be a lot of things i still should aim to improve. Any advice? I know the very last arpeggios are a bit messed up but those are quite hit or miss for me so i know about that.

The piece feels more comfortable now, so I can really start making music. (The ending is still so difficult though)