Piano was originally formed in 1998 by Jeremy Mortimer and Christopher Hayw… Read Full Bio ↴Piano was originally formed in 1998 by Jeremy Mortimer and Christopher Haywood. As numerous members came and went, the band followed a varied musical evolution through rock, hardcore, pop covers, progressive, and neo-classical instrumental work.
Ciaran Cahill joined in 2003 and the band toured with: Eden Maine, My Awesome Compilation, Jairus, and Tribute to Nothing.
In 2005 Piano signed to Japanese label Zestone records through whom the debut EP ‘Monogamy is Encouraged’ was released; selling many thousands over the first few months.
Shortly afterwards came the departure of then vocalist Ben Jones, enforcing a 6 month hiatus. Piano bounced back recruiting talented vocalist, Daniel Tompkins in 2005.
A UK tour followed with Secondsmile, Second Monday and The Abner. As a result of the success of the EP and a growing fan base, Piano were invited to headline a tour of Japan in late 2006, playing packed venues with Lost, Envy and Palm.
In 2007 the band started work on new material, which was noticed by SikTh duo Dan Weller and Justin Hill; who joined the band in the studio.
In 2008 Piano returned to Japan for a second tour.
The band is currently working on a debut full length release for Zestone Records.
Piano is:
Ciaran Cahill (drums, pianoforte) | Chris Haywood (bass, contrabass, vocals) | Jeremy Mortimer (guitar, vocals) | Dan Tompkins (vocals)
Ciaran Cahill joined in 2003 and the band toured with: Eden Maine, My Awesome Compilation, Jairus, and Tribute to Nothing.
In 2005 Piano signed to Japanese label Zestone records through whom the debut EP ‘Monogamy is Encouraged’ was released; selling many thousands over the first few months.
Shortly afterwards came the departure of then vocalist Ben Jones, enforcing a 6 month hiatus. Piano bounced back recruiting talented vocalist, Daniel Tompkins in 2005.
A UK tour followed with Secondsmile, Second Monday and The Abner. As a result of the success of the EP and a growing fan base, Piano were invited to headline a tour of Japan in late 2006, playing packed venues with Lost, Envy and Palm.
In 2007 the band started work on new material, which was noticed by SikTh duo Dan Weller and Justin Hill; who joined the band in the studio.
In 2008 Piano returned to Japan for a second tour.
The band is currently working on a debut full length release for Zestone Records.
Piano is:
Ciaran Cahill (drums, pianoforte) | Chris Haywood (bass, contrabass, vocals) | Jeremy Mortimer (guitar, vocals) | Dan Tompkins (vocals)
The Moonlight Sonet
Piano Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by Piano:
Abide With Me Alien in my own body Fear is said to be just…
Actions Speak Louder Than Words So much trouble and confusion Let it out Everyone gets angry…
Angel Eyes She woke me up when I was deep asleep Pulled me…
Ariana Grande [Verse 1] Some days, things just take way too much of…
Ave Maria O Holy Night Divine, stars brightly shining Faith, suddenly …
Boy Oh, Danny boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling From glen…
Come to Me You went away I let you We broke the ties that bind I…
Danny Boy Oh, Danny boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling From glen…
Falling Verse 1: As I sit here thinking Wondering where I am Knowing…
Home Is Where The Heart Is Home Is Where the Heart Is I'm so glad you've found…
I Love You Love everybody, that's all we all say but If you're a…
Legacy Take this fire Give it to all of these Children as they…
Memories a winter memory is all you could leave for me my…
Only you I saw you just the other day Down in the streets…
Ripples Sprinting off the dock, shallow water mud, ripple water shin…
RUIN ETHICS The fear of belief that you had in the past Sweet…
Somewhere Over the Rainbow Somewhere over the rainbow, way up high There's a land that…
Song For Japan (Music, music) (Music, music)…
Stay With Me Alien in my own body Fear is said to be just…
Still as Night In the still of the night As I gaze out of…
Summer I got my first real six-string Bought it at the five-and-dim…
The Flower I hear a knock, no one is there When I will…
The Piano What brings us together Is it a love from a higher…
The Prayer I reach for your strength past fear and doubt In…
The Promise Darkness at my door Knock knock on my door Left the light…
Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right Four years removed. A seven year old child is unaware of…
Without You Life's like a shooting star Even though some things are mean…
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@frankl34798
well tytyty.
i've been playing this piece for about 50 years {first movement only, so far ...}.
it's a gorgeous piece of music and it's quite clear to see why it is so loved and so played by so many.
however, i have always played a couple of the base notes incorrectly.
it's those double sharp things that always messed me up.
i stumbled across you recently when i told myself i must try somehow and find a way to find out what i was doing wrong.
i tell ya, i wish we would have had you in those good old days.
all you lucky new young 'uns.
relearning a piece that you've played incorrectly all this time is tough, but with your ideal view point looking down i've been able to see the correct notes being played and have corrected my playing and now sound as good as you ... well i could only wish, but i'm getting there.
thanks again, what a wonderful way to learn.
love and peace to you and all,
xxxxxxx
@lucerotomasenia4558
EXPOSICION:
Introducción dura hasta 0:29
Frase A o Tema 1, hasta 1:00
Frase B o Tema 2, hasta 1:34
Vuelve a Frase A, hasta 2:19
DESARROLLO:
Empieza en el 2:20
Frase A o Tema 1, hasta 3:12
Frase B o Tema 2, hasta 4:07
REEXPOSICION:
Repite la Tema 1 de la exposición hasta 4:26
Hace un puente para pasar a la Frase B, que dura de 4:27 a 4:33
La Frase B de la Reexposicion, empieza en 4:34, es distinta a la Frase B de la Exposición y dura hasta 6:34
La CODA dura desde 6:35 hasta el final de la obra
@boayjunhung7023
Surprisingly, although it doesn't seem like it, this piece is actually pretty hard to play.
1. The key signature is C# minor.
2. For the most part, the right hand plays 2 separate things simultaneously: the melody and the chords.
This means you have to double your focus on that hand to make sure the fingers are well-coordinated and maintain a perfect balance in dynamic and pressure (the pinky being the main finger to play the melody makes it harder), which, even to most intermediates, find is an extremely hard thing to do.
3. Playing this means having your pinky held down in one area for long periods of time as you play your chords with your other ones.
Most people don't realize this, but fingers aren't the only body parts used in playing a piano piece. The whole body is used.
Your arms, your body, your wrists, your albow, your shoulder, etc.
Unless you have a certain degree of technical skill (finger strength), you will lack the flexibility and movement necessary to play this piece (especially when playing 9ths harmonically as shown at 0:51).
@Rousseau
Beethoven. Moonlight sonata. 1st movement. This whole sonata has been one of the most requested pieces, so here is the 1st movement! The next two movements will be coming soon, in a few months, unfortunately I'm not good enough to sightread the 3rd at tempo :( I just want to thank you all for being here and watching my videos, I'm practicing hard for something special for you next week!
@jared1862
Rousseau how did you write that in like 10 seconds
@thatonewenrenestan538
Rousseau I'm looking forward to it! Keep up the amazing work, love lots from the Philippines!❤❤❤
@willbenn11
OOOH it sounds exciting for what’s to comeeeee!! I can’t wait
@Kiranatics
Keep it up bro that 3rd movement is a beast but i think you can handle that next will be la campanella by liszt hehe
@AngelGuerrero-mi5rm
The 3rd movement, it's so so hard :0
@pickleprincess5745
When Beethoven passed away, he was buried in a churchyard. A couple days later, the town drunk was walking through the cemetery and heard some strange noise coming from the area where Beethoven was buried. Terrified, the drunk ran and got the priest to come and listen to it. The priest bent close to the grave and heard some faint, unrecognizable music coming from the grave. Frightened, the priest ran and got the town magistrate.
When the magistrate arrived, he bent his ear to the grave, listened for a moment, and said, "Ah, yes, that's Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, being played backwards."
He listened a while longer, and said, "There's the Eighth Symphony, and it's backwards, too. Most puzzling." So the magistrate kept listening; "There's the Seventh... the Sixth... the Fifth..."
Suddenly the realization of what was happening dawned on the magistrate; he stood up and announced to the crowd that had gathered in the cemetery, "My fellow citizens, there's nothing to worry about. It's just Beethoven decomposing."
@max101rrr9
Чего do you speak Russian?
@kathrynpitt4973
Laughed harder than I should have haha 😂
@celjoy5322
Wasted time on reading this bad joke... Worth it