HOLIDAY SPECIAL 🎄🎅 Shelter in Place #40 - Solo Piano Live

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Yo just wanted to say I saw you perform with Dianne Reeves a few years back before I had seen any of your tutorials and was absolutely blown away back then as I am today. I notice you use the soft or una corda fairly frequently. I have noticed a few other pianists I regard highly using this pedal and have asked a few when and why they use it, I am curious what your reason is for this. Also is it something you do on uprights as well as grand pianos?