Mariage d'Amour - Paul de Senneville (George Davidson) \\ Synthesia Piano Tutorial

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This piece is originally written by Paul de Senneville and performed by Richard Clayderman. The piece was rearranged by pianist George Davidson and this is his version. This version is also incorrectly known as Spring Waltz by classical composer Frédéric Chopin. I believe this is caused by a popular, but wrong titled, video here on youtube (which has now been deleted).

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Enjoy!

[tomasjosefpiano]

This looked impossible a while ago, but I actually managed to play it and record it. I'm so proud of myself, and thank you for this tutorial!

[Aguirreeeeeeeeeee]

Everyone thinks this is difficult but what they don't know is that to combine the hands you have to practice then learn a small part of the song and realize that it is very simple and that much of it is a repetition, this song is very beautiful but it is not difficult, try it and you will be super happy with the result

[jbwentworthe]

This music is like a kiss from the Holy Spirit! When I was 7 and at a play mates home, another such blissful moment happened as "Clair de Lune" came over the radio. I remember stopping with my hand still on the door knob and standing mesmerized. Thankfully the announcer gave the name of the piece. I ran to my music teacher ( Madam Seidlovia in remembrance) and begged her to teach me how to play it. One of the ways love can pull us forward beyond our present abilities. To this day ( 50 yrs. later) I play this wonderful gift with as much joy as I did for the first time. The hearing of George Davidson and also Toms Mucenieks bringing "Marriage d'Amour to life is only the 2nd time I have had my soul captured so completely and unexpectedly! I was searching for an entirely different genre when this YouTube crossed my path and I haphazardly "clicked" on the video. It is wonderful too to read the similar responses posted by so many of you. To anyone who longs to play the piano I say, just get what you need and begin. There is no greater love to comfort your heart all the days of your life.

[rozanfaust]

Right Hand : Easy
Left Hand: Easy

Both combined: *Kowalksi, Analysis*

[JJ-nfjr]

*It hurts to see this many people say this is Chopin's Spring Waltz...*
1. He never wrote a Spring Waltz.
2. This isn't what a waltz sounds like.
3. This isn't Chopin's style.

[zuzannawisniewska]

The night of August 6th ... I'm sitting in my kitchen in Texas and I can't stop listening to this music. I love this music. I listen to it over and over again. This music is so wonderful!

[FreakieFan]

This is one of only a handful of pieces of music that can bring me to tears. I've started practicing it yesterday and I can already play the first 40 seconds perfectly. Surprised how easy it is. What a beautiful masterpiece of music.

[-em]

C'est... juste... Magnifique... ❤

[TheBlackEmerald]

Finally found this song after 6 years of searching 😭

[ashluna]

I love just closing my eyes and playing this piece.. it's the most relaxing thing ☺️

[moonwalker]

This piece is truly a stroke of genius. It seems to speak to the soul.

[Angel-mxjj]

This reminds me when my brother and I were at our parent's funeral and they played this song. So many sad memories...

[leensdollsworld]

I am a beginner, 39 years old and I have learned this masterpiece in 3 days :) So glad

[kieranclaessens]

You've really been posting great content lately.
I adore every single piece you post, keep it up.
Definitely going to play this one.

[pratikrane]

I've watched almost all videos of yours including your covers, originals and tutorials, and I must say all videos are so elegantly made with passion. Perfect is the word!

[TMTech]

I'm a beginner and have been playing for about 6 months.
The piece is beautiful, I will try to learn it too. Yesterday, however, I noticed that my right hand didn't play the double tones that quickly. I hope I can get it done with practice.
Sorry for my bad English

[omarha]

You know what I realized after watching this video? That you really can't teach old cow new tricks! :( I'm used to sheet music, but my 12yo started playing piano by watching these kinds of tutorials and picks up new pieces much faster than I do with the sheet music!
Thanks for posting this, it is really a great way to encourage and inspire iPhone generation to learn the piano!

[sloth]

Respect for putting the correct title! A channel on here acknowledged they were sticking to the Chopin title for their video so they could get the most views. Your channel is underrated.

[ttvkosaqu]

I'm in quarantine for two weeks and I'll try to learn it in one week. Wish me luck and skill :)

[mnjpjodle]

I have started learning this like two weeks ago and the goal is to finish in three weeks! I am now on 1:31 at speed 0, 75

Update: still there but still practicing