Clair de Lune on a $250,000.00 piano - Debussy

Debussy's Clair de Lune on a $250,000.00 piano, in the Steinway hall, NY. This is one of the most expensive pianos in the world.

[jerryrathgeb]

The piano may be expensive;
the pianist is priceless.

[lg]

everybody's gangsta until Clair de Lune comes on

[matthiasludwig]

he looks like the guy who practices to relax after a long day of practising

[woag]

I truly believe Clair de Lune is the best piece of music mankind has ever made

[tarrinsr]

Just imagine sitting in the audience alone and seeing him just staring at you like 👀

[MdamChoco]

How can a man put so much emotion in a piece while staring at our empty souls this way

[nicolek]

How nice to hear you play a complete piece: it's a real gift to us all.

[nickvareymusic]

The moment he stops looking at the camera you can see the mind saying: “Screw the vid, just enjoy this beautiful instrument!”

[morrisdegaliciaycazares]

$250 000 piano
me: _listening on $0.99 earphones_

[rickc]

"Why does he keep staring at us?"
"He's showing off."
"Why am I scared?"

[michaeldesanta]

*_Clair de lune:_*
*Played on a $250, 000 piano.*
*Listened to on a $40 phone from Walmart.*

[blockslayer]

This song to me just feels like the warm embrace of the universe. The pure essence of nostalgia. Bittersweet.

[kasajizo]

I think Clair de Lune and Heroic Polonaise are his favourite pieces. They're mine too.

[ethancntower]

Does anyone else wonder how an artist gets inspired to write something like that? Was he tapping into something beyond himself? If he didnt write that would someone else have? I dont know why but this song has always grabbed me since I was a kid..

[ruthmulroy]

Words simply can’t describe how this piece makes me feel.

[adtr_cubing]

Claire de Lune has always been a beautiful piece and will be wherever you play it

[Padilla]

Clair de Lune is one of the most beautiful pieces ever made. Change my mind.

[MrPabgon]

Title should be "Vinheteiro looking at the keyboard while playing the piano (rare footage)"

[graygigandalf]

Thank you for playing this piece as it is, unlike the countless arrogant fools on Spotify who mess with the tempo and somehow think they’re making it better.

[jayisdoingstuff]

It's strange how when you know a song back and forth and you've played it hundreds of times but when you hear someone of Vinheteiro's caliber play it you suddenly hear different sounds coming out. Not different notes because they are all the same you play, but different sounds being created by different styles of articulation and tenderness. I've played this song so many times but I never hear the same notes come out of silence like whenever I hear it from this video, la vita e bella, no?