@@PianoTraveller1 I'd even argue for 5 voices there as the ostinato pattern technically consists of 3 melodies but the top part of the ostinato just happen to include the c# and B sort of twinkle thingy for easier reading and ofc it wasn't necessarily needed to be separated from the voice
as someone who learned it on the piano, the first thing i wanted to say when i saw the video title is: "who says i didn't notice lol?" the way animenz composed it is really genius, and has a certain beauty to it that i think can be appreciated both by listening without analysis, and with analysis, and i think it captures the original song's feeling in a way that is really difficult to do
@@79419_QuantumComputer I think Animenz has been improving on where to insert multiple layers, instead of putting notes that blurs the entire piece. P.s The “didn’t realize” thing is a content creator technique…
Departure - Guilty Crown is an example where he did 3 hands but on the easier side. Well 3 hands is hard mode to begin with but yeah. Only reason i know this tho is cuz I learned that and My Dearest were the two songs I learned b4 quitting piano. Glad to know he developed the technique even further.
Hey! I watched your cover and they are really fantastic. Since you use really awesome techniques, it would be awesome to see you cover more classic j pop songs like First Love by Utada Hikaru
Have you ever seen Phyxinon Marigold? it's a most impressive by unique technique that I believe that nobody can play at the same level that song Marigold.
I really wonder how to make smooth arppegios. Like, how ? i do have imagining some chord with arppegios that would be cool, but since i can't do it, it makes me really sick.
I wasn't familiar with the term "three hand technique" I thought this video was about Animenz 'cheating' by superimposing another track on top to allow him to play with more than two hands simultaneously.
I've always loved the 3-hand moments in his Nagi no Asu Kara Medley (czcams.com/video/1zKejX-up-k/video.html). I'm also just obessed with that entire performance. Personally I much more enjoy the calmer pieces than the faster / more bombastic ones. Departures is also one of my favorites of his, and also happens to have 3-hand playing as well.
Just fyi in the title you spelled realize wrong, and also I as a pianist I struggled with parts of these pieces and I know that they have 3 hand melodies… Like it is insanely obvious so I assume you have never played any of these pieces
Meanwhile his sheets: Difficulty: Normal
2:49 "one hand two jobs" AYO ⁉🗣🗣
be thankful, it's not "two hands one job".
I think you’re missing Weathering With You. That piece has a lot of 4 hands and almost everything is 3 hand technique. Great compilation tho:)
True, Grand Escape has 4 hand melody in the start and too much examples for 3 hand melody, nice observation!
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@@PianoTraveller1 I'd even argue for 5 voices there as the ostinato pattern technically consists of 3 melodies but the top part of the ostinato just happen to include the c# and B sort of twinkle thingy for easier reading and ofc it wasn't necessarily needed to be separated from the voice
as someone who learned it on the piano, the first thing i wanted to say when i saw the video title is: "who says i didn't notice lol?" the way animenz composed it is really genius, and has a certain beauty to it that i think can be appreciated both by listening without analysis, and with analysis, and i think it captures the original song's feeling in a way that is really difficult to do
@@79419_QuantumComputer I think Animenz has been improving on where to insert multiple layers, instead of putting notes that blurs the entire piece.
P.s The “didn’t realize” thing is a content creator technique…
As an average 3 hand enjoyer, I approve this
This video was really nice, thanks for the breakdown! Bios was my favorite piece to learn from Animenz.
Great analysis! Animenz Rising Hope would've also given some good examples for this, I think
Good point, Rising Hope does have some good 3- hands indeed
Amazing analysis and absolutely fantastic editing!
Thanks for sharing this video and the insight into the 3-hand chapter of Animenz ;')
Yeah! That's what i want to say
All 3 hands skills in this video are insane🔥
本当、天才の中の努力家だよね…凄すぎる
I'm learning all these pieces. I already have a few of these out already, they're so fun to play :D
Keep it up!👍
The goat
I love this kind of videos,.
Departure - Guilty Crown is an example where he did 3 hands but on the easier side. Well 3 hands is hard mode to begin with but yeah. Only reason i know this tho is cuz I learned that and My Dearest were the two songs I learned b4 quitting piano. Glad to know he developed the technique even further.
Change the world too. The 3 hand sections are a lot slower and simpler than usual.
Hey! I watched your cover and they are really fantastic.
Since you use really awesome techniques, it would be awesome to see you cover more classic j pop songs like First Love by Utada Hikaru
that Idol thing got me
This is proof animenz has the world
Have you ever seen Phyxinon Marigold? it's a most impressive by unique technique that I believe that nobody can play at the same level that song Marigold.
I’m playing Kawaki wo ameku and I can vouch that the 3 hand melody is literal *_speed_*
I'm practicing kaibutsu rn, and Im currently good with the first half of the song, wish me luck on the second half!
Seems like you're putting in the effort, good luck with the rest!
lmao cool video dude
i love ßioç third hands
The Everlasting from Guilty Crown i heard some 3 Hand melodies too
ninelie?
The Hand.
There is also a 3 hand part in Zen Zense i think it the h theme but not sure.
I really wonder how to make smooth arppegios. Like, how ?
i do have imagining some chord with arppegios that would be cool, but since i can't do it, it makes me really sick.
hey what song is that in the outro?
I wasn't familiar with the term "three hand technique" I thought this video was about Animenz 'cheating' by superimposing another track on top to allow him to play with more than two hands simultaneously.
Secretly, he must be a concert artist.
Most of the techniques come from Rachmaninoff, Liszt, Prokofiev...
I've always loved the 3-hand moments in his Nagi no Asu Kara Medley (czcams.com/video/1zKejX-up-k/video.html). I'm also just obessed with that entire performance. Personally I much more enjoy the calmer pieces than the faster / more bombastic ones. Departures is also one of my favorites of his, and also happens to have 3-hand playing as well.
Liszt and thalberg laughing in the corner...
Jokes apart, this is awesome considering the arrangement capability of this guy
He did take inspiration from classical composers into his arrangement, which gotta say it’s quite impressive to make his arrangements sound “smooth”
@@PianoTraveller1 yes, quite a lot of ideas here and there, which are inspired or used directly by him, and to a good measure as well as good purpose
as an average Chornobyl kiddo i find thеse pieces very easy
i think you missed "the everlasting guilty crown 2:07 part" this is very close to original song
whats the song from the intro?
Ao no Sumika from Jujutsu Kaisen
what song its at min 0:00
Ao no sumika
Rumbling?
U forgot "weathering with you" and "aLIEz" at least, bro)
1 hand 2 jobs is basically every Animenz pieces. Also, bad names because it sounds NSFW 😂
Just fyi in the title you spelled realize wrong, and also I as a pianist I struggled with parts of these pieces and I know that they have 3 hand melodies… Like it is insanely obvious so I assume you have never played any of these pieces