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May I ask what the relevantne is if this of this comment?

Thanks for the sub! I have a camera on a stand that’s originally meant for lights, but I had two so I only used one light and put the camera about 1.5 meters high on the other stand.

@@dark_holiday2 As long as you enjoy it, it doesn’t matter if you improved (unless you rely on improvement for motivation etc,)

@@lansenjiang5399 I’m not here to be the best, I’m here to do what I do, whether people like it or not. I may not be the best, or even good, but I enjoy it.

@@FriskaPiano understandable, keep up the good work

I would also personally rank the friska above the ballade coda, I’d say the faster left hand jumps boost it higher

@@lansenjiang5399 I see, I put it below because of the right hand in the end. But it makes sense. This was a very controversial video 😅 Especially with the jump from 5 to 6.

Because Rush E is harder, since it was literally made to be impossible to play. Also La Campanella is not the hardest piece ever to be written, despite what google says.

Well if yo know anything about piano music, you know la Campanella isn’t that hard. Listen to hammerklavier, Liszt sonata, almost any piano concerto and there is way more stuff that’s way harder.

@@kolyakleinblatt1253 To be fair that doesn’t mean La Campanella is not hard. I’m not denying that it’s by far not the hardest but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. Also pretty much the majority of Mereaux etudes are harder than La Campanella. 😂

@@FriskaPiano yeah mb, la Campanella is hard but kids that keep saying it’s the hardest piece just need to shut up sometimes

@@kolyakleinblatt1253 Yeah that’s true. It’s WAY overrated. I don’t think Rousseau helped the situation, also google says it’s the hardest piece (or at least it did). It’s nowhere near the difficulty of a lot of pieces out there.

Thanks!

Amazing! Are you going to learn a cadenza?

@@FriskaPiano Idk which one to learn which do you recommend

@@randomkidbelkke12 Depends on your skill level and interest, what level would you say is your highest on the list?

@@randomkidbelkke12hamelin cadenza!!

Winter wind is very muscle memory based but not as technically intense as some of the things on the list.

@@FriskaPianohow bout rach2 / op 16

@@nhs.14 that’s probably harder than winter wind.

@@LORD_EYCH Yes

Thanks!

Could have done Cadenza

It's quite a controversial list, if that's what you mean. :/

Nice!

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Thanks, but the coda of La Campanella most definitely isn't the hardest part of La Campanella, the beginning might be easier, but that comes down to muscle memory, which I don't have much of since I don't play it for a long time before this video.

Never tried it myself, but it does seem harder than Ballade no.1 coda. In that case it would go above level 12, which is the highest level, so 13. Thanks foe the comment :)

@@FriskaPiano Ballade 1 Coda Is pretty hard, though.

@@EdwinSamaniego-d8p Idk, I've never tried it myself so I can't tell where I would put it. Sorry.

@@Chromaticly Depends what part, imo the part I played from the friska is a lot easier than the ballade coda.

This list references passages, so only parts of pieces. What part of Maple leaf Rag would you like me to reference to the list??

I didn't even play the hardest parts of it 😭

It's generally more known as twinkle tinkle thanks to the nursery rhymes, so I did it for the sake of recognition. Its actual name is "Ah vous dirai-je, maman", which is quite funnily French for "Ah! Would I tell you, mum!". But you are right it is written by Mozart. However I didn't play any of his official 12 variations, so in that case it may be more accurate to call it twinkle twinkle too.

Thank you so much! I'm more experienced from a technical point of view than theory and sight reading though, when it comes to those things, I'd say I'm about the equivalent of somebody with a couple weeks experience. Thanks for the support nevertheless!

somewhere in the 4-6 range depending on what part.

CA98 is the one I have.

@@cyb9011 Thank you so much!!

I can promise you it's not. But that's given me a good video idea, thanks!

Bro have no enemy!