7 Levels of PIANO LESSONS

haven't done a skit in a while, hope you enjoy!!! :D

apparently sticky tape is really useless on skin, i had to replace the moustache like 10 times during filming
also i meant to upload this yesterday but my video editor glitched out and corrupted the file :,)

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[eggroll]

Sometimes you get that lesson where you barely practiced and somehow played it good, hits different

[chrysanthemumsss]

This video has made me realize how good my current piano teacher is. He’s never rough on me and is very easygoing, I appreciate him a lot. My old piano teacher didnt really get me too engaged in the piano and make me learn the history about the pieces or the tempo and dynamics, and for that reason I think I would slack off more (its also worth noting I was younger then, so it might’ve been partly my fault-). I now enjoy the piano and music in general WAY more(often I’m very excited to have the lesson), I like playing more piano outside of practicing my homework, and it just goes to show how important teachers are. If you are never engaged, you’ll never play as well as you could be playing.

[williamshakemilk]

You missed the part where he stares out the window and rambles on about not knowing why he left his great motherland and came to work in a country filled with softies and hollow western beliefs.

[chagmenlietons]

297 years and Mr. Mo has to tape his own moustache to keep it. What a man.

[supremetaco]

I see a lot of foreshadowing for chopin ballade no 1 to be the next performance. This video was so entertaining too! Piano teachers are intimidating 🤣

[vi]

aaah i love this piece i hope you upload a full version of it!!

[ereiniongil-galad]

Then there's the lesson where you practice a lot at home and you think you've made a lot of progress, then you come to class and it all goes out the window...

[trebleclef]

Levels 1 and 4 are surprisingly accurate

[lawbnowercuj]

number 4 is accurate... my piano teacher will go on about how a specific note in the piece needs to be more emotional or like an orchestra and more like something or whatever, and i try my best to understand what exactly she wants but then she finally just told me to hold a specific note a bit longer and it all made sense.. idk why she didnt just say that the first time tho :(

[_Hammy_]

Everyone watching this video that has ever played this piece knew EXACLY what number 5 was gonna be.

[pauli_n]

Bro, you described perfectly how my piano lessons are, but it motivates even more to practice and the success feels much better when the teacher agrees with your interpretation in the end.

[Chopin-Etudes-Cosplay]

"It was an ok first step...towards being ok". I'll have to use that line sometime :D

[Zorro]

Teacher: you see, the music is like fractal trees...
Also teacher: these marker fumes are making me feel a certain way...

[rdluv.u]

As someone who has a russian piano teacher, i see this very relatable

[themagicducc]

felt level 3 especially with that section 😫
getting the opening perfect was definitely the hardest part to understand when i was cleaning the piece up for performance

[rachmaninoff]

With students being so busy and having distractions like video games, I’m just happy when they practice and can pay the correct notes with the correct rhythm. Baby steps.

[Marcus-rxrg]

"No practice, no video" That's great. That earned this video a like. Good thing I already practiced today so I'm going to watch another video.

[jisungwon]

I love your style of playing and the pieces you pick ! Found your channel through your amazing Rush E performance. Subbed, can't wait to see more of your beautiful works!

[redshirt]

I used to practice for 8 hours a day. Then I shattered my ulnar nerve, had to spend a year retraining my left hand to function somewhat normally and now can't play longer than 15 minutes before my hand inevitably cramps up very, VERY painfully! Ah, also two of my fingers are numb forever so I can't play as accurately or as fast or as well ever again.

Go easy on the practice is what I'm saying.

[ethanrosner]

Such a relatable video! I used to have this teacher who taught me to do way too many hand movements when playing. A few years ago, when I moved, I kept having to fix my technique, such a pain