Piano Sonata No. 16 in C major
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Lyrics

@robsonlima4323

No

@diegoalejandromontanezbaut8825

MOZART RESUCITÓ XD ENTRE LOS MUERTOS

@Rousseau

So there definitely needs to be more Mozart here - what pieces of his do you want to see?

@ikme

Dies irae requim

@ravenaguila3366

The 2nd movement of this, ofcourse.

@alokshreekoirala

Marriage of figaro.

@maua2848

Fantasia in dmin

@hzqzick5046

Lacrimosa

@RealMozart

Beautiful! How grateful I am that you have played my piece!

@ForYou-ub6uc

You are alive?

@ItsMeStarlight

@@ForYou-ub6ucno it’s just an account with mozart’s name that posts his music

@jooyck5551

@@ItsMeStarlight ik bro🤣

@WidadWiddo

​@@ItsMeStarlight no shit

@AdorbsxAriel

Hi Mozart!

@almightyh3317

This is what Mozart expects from beginner pianists.
gee thanks Mozart

@lefinlay

Soup N' Noodles, because of the note pattern, it is a lot easier to learn than you’d think

@lefinlay

Aver Y, for you :)

@parkerokros9846

A Man Has No Name rip lmao

@harryrees627

A Man Has No Name damn savage

@John-Adams

@@lefinlay Was getting caught part of your plan?

@danidrago8558

If Mozart calls this piece "for beginners", then I have the skills of a fetus.

@calvinli3341

..... Very impressive

@vivian4770

The other day I played twinkle twinkle little star and boasted to my pals.

@orsemcore

ok, no one asked?

@porpedroiiebertrand

Boris а ротато гяом тне мотнеягаид (no, i don’t speak russian, i just think that’s funny write like this)

@orsemcore

Império Diamante Quartz no one found that funny jesus fucking christ...

@noahfalk6100

0:04 Exposition Theme 1 in C Major (Tonic Key)
0:27 Exposition Theme 2 in G Major (Dominant Key)
1:00 Exposition Repeated.
1:55 Development.
2:23 Recapitulation Theme 1 in F Major (Subdominant Key)
2:53 Recapitulation Theme 2 in C Major (Tonic Key)
3:25 Repeat again.



You're welcome.

@溫文鈺

hello

@anzacr7169

@@溫文鈺 hello

@Gever_Gracio

@@anzacr7169 Hello!

@anzacr7169

@@Gever_Gracio hi lol

@purplehoneycomb6456

BRO THANKS I NEEDED THIS

@sticky_keyz

I think when Mozart called it "a piece for beginners" he was basing it on himself. Remember, we are talking about a musician that learned the piano when he was very little, and he composed his first song when he was 5! I am a teen pianist that is starting Level 8 RCM piano, and I am just starting to learn this song. Thanks for this video!

@michellewang3422

True, true










BUT IT’S SO FREAKING DAMN HARD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
👇🏻if u agree

@GabriTell

What's "RCM"?

@primsmokes

@@GabriTell
RCM means

R-evealing
C-ock
M-eat

@TheGamer-yh4lw

@@GabriTell right-click mage

@ramenim3022

I think this is in fact a really easy sonata though, there are far worse pieces. I'm also a teen piano player and for miracle I managed to make my way in a music high school (My country's entrance exams are hell). The first piece I was given to practice is this, however I entered with Beethoven's Sonata 16 op.31 no.1.

@ianbean6581

Man beginners back then must have skills by instinct

@goncalobaia1574

Well truth be told, to be a musician back then you had to be damn good, there weren't any simply pianos and there wasn't media looking for cheap and vain artist actively making people like mediocre stuff on purpose... so kinda yeah

@Dave-zd1gi

@@goncalobaia1574 damn i cant imagine learning piano without youtube

@alexp5569

@@Dave-zd1gi I'd imagine that if you were in a position to learn the piano back then, you'd at least have a teacher.

@cdllc1956

@@Dave-zd1gi you should stop...

@ieatbananaswiththepeel

@@cdllc1956 THE MESSIAH

@stella_realta

As a beginner I suggest beginners to begin with pieces Mozart composed before he was 12 before coming to this

@knownanonymous1691

He composed a goddamn symphony at the age of 7 :| what are we supposed to do with these prodigies?????

@M4skedBoi

You all should be reminded that this is an Asian guy who is telling you this

@Jordy699

@@knownanonymous1691 how

@knownanonymous1691

@@Jordy699 i don't know bro I'm not mozart

@reihino9125

@@M4skedBoi LMAO I UNDERSTAND YOUR JOKE GOOD ONE 😂

@jiwoongpark6735

This song reminds me of my childhood. My mom was a piano teacher and I always went to work with her. One of the kids always practiced this. Love the song

@アママイチャンネル天野まい子

The old days
And I love this song too

@simpyoungyuk3885

It’s a piece.

@kamalaziz5313

Wow, that's a beautiful story!! Thanks for sharing! :) <3

@jww362

@@simpyoungyuk3885 hahaha same thoughts

@sagar1992

@@simpyoungyuk3885 How would you say "song" in German?

@michelleduncan9965

I remember when my Mom would play this some evenings as I was falling asleep. It was wonderful.

@logically3082

Oh what a coincidence i practiced this piece today to bring up nostalgia and i see Rousseau play this



and figured out that i sucked 😩

@Maja-uq5uw

Big mood

@rcradiator

No, it's not just you. I also suck at this song. It's the fact that it's so freaking transparent and there's zero room for mistakes or even unevenness.

@cancy5292

Rosseau didn't played this perfectly, he missed many dynamics. Well judjin by what he can play I think the dynamics wouldn't be hard to him anyways.

@FirstnameLastname-ml5bp

@@rcradiator me too...

@__lin3094

Its ok. We all suck at the beggining. And i have played this for 6 months now and i still suck. -_-"

@sfsnoob52

Imagine if Mozart Created "Simply Piano"

@goutamsrimani7350

Underrated my friend

@ianbean6581

Day four:

@Wokovsky

It would be simply trash.

@weelsonthebus3178

btw simply piano is bad

@tootchickyquack527

Ha

@blacksheep6115

So far one of the best interpretations I've heard...
For some reason many pianists tend to play this at a very high speed, and I get that it's an "allegro", but a musician when performing a piece should be aware of when it was composed, and at the time when Mozart came around, the allegro was interpreted a little slower compared to now. I appreciate you got that pretty accurate.

@jonnj342

It's fun to play fast, that's why. Mystery solved lol

@switchlaserflip9243

It's actually still being played 20% faster than it's supposed to be.

@spirituellebuchermeditatio9264

@@switchlaserflip9243 thank god, that you mentioned that. Then I have a change to learn it.

@math9172

To each its own I guess, because in my opinion this is the worst one I've heard.
The interpretation is absurdly flat, when the piece is supposed to be floaty and lively. Even in sadder parts the sombre tone is kind of half-assed.

Ofc when I say "the worst" I don't actually mean the worst because I've heard people properly butcher the piece because they're practicing or haven't mastered the piece yet. On a technical aspect this interpretation is nearly perfect. By "the worst" I meant the worst proper execution of the piece I've listened to, because I find this one highly boring and uninteresting.

@_akira_4410

@@math9172 I would very much like to hear your own interpretation then. Why don't you go ahead and make a video on you playing this song with your own interpretation? We'll see which one's better

@armchairgeneral576

I am 31, I started playing piano in Novmeber 2023, and through work and dedication I can finally play this piece at Rousseau speed. My teacher is very happy!

@M4skedBoi

Mozart : Imma make a piano piece for beginners

Beginners : Oh boy I can't wai-

mozart comes up with this

Mozart : Parry this you damned casual

@paulinevincent9445

M4sked j’y un no no iiuii

@fredericchopin6943

Ayy we didn't say that








IT WAS SOOOOO EZ

@Jose-eq4fc

nice is for pro begginers losers

@prithvithakur7950

@@Jose-eq4fc ayyy mozart and chopin, we love you!

@fredericchopin6943

So join the concert INFRONT OF U

@Proximity

YES.

@seandavid1209

No

@k_catboy

Ok.

@oceanssapphire

Proximity :O

@malllllkaii

PROXIMITY?!?!

@ehsong6304

OMG PROXIMITY

@duchi882

Mozart: This piece is for beginners

Me: If this is for beginners then I'm a maggot

@iqbalgusni5729

Which one harder, this one or turkish march????

@johnsky2486

For me This is harder than Turkish March haha

@iqbalmaulana9607

@@johnsky2486 same lol

@johnsky2486

But I can play the 3rd movt of moonlight sonata. 😂 compare that piece to this piece it looks like the sonata 16 is much harder lol

@karbelsagala5060

no ur a duck
Because ur name is duchi

@Instrumental_Worship_Music

I suffered from infertility tried for so many years to get pregnant. I always prayed to god to please bless me with a child. I was watching a mother play with her son on tik tok one day I cried and screamed to God "God please give me a child!!!!!" that same day something in me told me to take a pregnancy test... it came back positive! I couldnt believe it I was in tears and in shock!I took more pregnancy tests and they all came back positive! A week after I found out I was pregnant I found a cross necklace a few steps away from where I worked at and I then knew it was really God all along and never left my side. I now have a 11 month healthy beautiful baby boy. He's turning 1 in a few days! ❤ God is good!

@jabloxp1059

I am officially a beginner now that I’ve completed the piece.

@NellieKAdaba

❤👍

@kayesmusicals

wow

@II-zf3vo

@Simon Estor me too and i can play Alla Turca

@II-zf3vo

@Simon Estor i love that music but i can’t play it becouse i dont have any piano i play with a keyboard (61 keys) without pedal or touch sensivity :( i wish i could play that

@andraabimanyu140

@Simon Estor I'm also not an official beginner... I can play Un Sospiro

@kevinturner3328

Mozart always has such energy in his music compares to other composers imo

@AsdAsd-nm9kz

chopin??,!?!??!????

@zulianabaharuddin5979

Right, also Chopin no.09 no.2

@boldhoe5557

Chopin etude no.12 op.25

@slond_

Chopin.......

@thaitea1833

Don't foget Chopin. Barcarolle op 60 is the best theme ever created

@jd-ju3vr

Can you do Beethoven sonata Pathétique next please? It's one of my favorite Beethoven works!

@raymondmeouchi830

I want it also

@ricky1747

Yes, especially Movement 3.

@cassidoodledookevorkian274

@@ricky1747 yes movement 3

@silaskunkel3750

I like movement 1 more

@yourmomsucks6859

Movement 3

@Fluffy._.Doggo.123

I like how at 0:25 you can see the right hand hesitate for a second because the wrong key was almost pressed

@rickrolledlol7589

Huh

@YehielKassabi

Same huh

@NeverGiveUp_33_00_3

Real

@Rousseau

How old were you when you first played this piece?

@Vic21102

I have actually never played this piece

@el_um_mayo7720

Last year old

@albybelugenstien4090

Age undefined :'(

@arturopabagatjr5003

Me too i havent played it

@lil_toaded7013

Idk cant remember

@Wokovsky

You are talented, my friend.

@elpianista4558

Hi Mozart

@Dunkez

Just practise not talent

@josephkhang2785

Oh hello. Looks like you have risen from your grave

@binhnguyen-hj6ro

Until today, the world still cant explain how you die.

@crypticweeb

Back, but more dapper. With Sunglasses and some Rap Beats in his new Aria: "Screw it, I cant sing"

@captainwafflez3630

If Mozart had a rapper name it would be Lil' Trillz

@matthewamori7801

It could also be Biggie Scales

@danielavelasquez8826

Music Matt 7 Legendary name 😂

@BluePiano1

Liszt would be Lil' Arthritis.

@idK-fq6mb

BluePiano no lil Octaves and Arpeggios

@eclipsefable4693

Ludwig van Beethoven, is supreme, and no one can match skill not Chopin, or mozart.

@SamudraFlavorsYT

0:37 I can never stop my smile here, no matter how hard I try... it’s just so beautiful

@yonataneinat1288

3:03 is better (:

@NathanDupont-uu2hh

Mozart has obviously been inspiered by Solfeggietto for this part

@Tibbie_Element

@@yonataneinat1288Bruh is just a different … Umm I forgot what I wanted to say 😅

@crwncobl

Joe by ajr

@SamudraFlavorsYT

@@crwncobl its a band right

@Justin_9423

First piece i ever learned. This piece was actually the reason I learned the piano in the first place. I heard someone playing it on a piano at a Costco and needed to learn.

@grace.christina

what costco has a piano at it? that’s cool

@josephsuarez9594

This is the cutest sonata I’ve ever heard!

@fedonkaklamanis5425

Yes it is very cute sonata.A M A Z I N G.

@acdragonrider

It's the song I always played when I used to play.

@junjungatbos3548

@@acdragonrider why'd you stop?

@יוסידהן-ט5ד

Yes

@יוסידהן-ט5ד

@@fedonkaklamanis5425 cute?

@Chopinwannabe7556

Rousseau: So there definitely needs to be more Mozart here - what pieces of his do you want to see?
Community: Beethoven, Debussy, and Brahms, please
Also community: Even more Chopin and Liszt.

@ella.travels

Haha

@let1742

There is never enough Chopin and Liszt :D

@Canuckvik

There is absolutely not enough Mozart

@notafurry5965

In the piano community, there is never too much Chopin

@robertmorrison1657

Seriously, not enough Mozart on this channel.

@amcatprosup7949

I WAS TRYING TO FIND THIS ALL DAY AND I FOUND IT. IT SOUNDS AMAZING

@kelakotana

Mozart: This is for beginners!
Me, playing this on my third year of piano: bro

@ILeikDisMeme

I’m on my third year too!




Trying to play Liebestraum

@jessiegao7075

It’s my second.

@suzannakeese4610

Kelakotana me playin this on my 10th year-

@martindeboer8891

@@suzannakeese4610 Same here...

@Rose-ej2ol

On my 6th ;-;

@LukeFaulkner

Anyone seen the TedX talk with Benjamin Zander in which he uses this piece as an example? If not, worth checking out - witty and fascinating. Rousseau here perfectly demonstrating "one impulse on the whole phrase", of course :)

@linlin20x53

yeah he also played the e minor prelude of Chopin. its a good talk

@LukeFaulkner

@@linlin20x53 He did indeed! Beautiful piece of music.

@gauravredkar5789

I was just thinking of that when I saw this comment

@patriciaavram2787

Yesss I love this Ted talk!

@tanya16030

Yes! That's one of my favorite Ted Talks :))

@jessicasimpson6041

Me: okay, it’s fine just focus. Finish learning ONE piano song instead of starting and finding a new song, you can do this, you can—

Rousseau has uploaded a new video

@theasianpianoboy6750

It's a piece...

@jessicasimpson6041

And that wasn’t necessary. I said I’m learning, not a pro haha. I don’t know terminology for anything because I’m teaching myself until I start piano class

@theasianpianoboy6750

@@jessicasimpson6041 Well classical music 101 for completely inadequate starters.... If it's mainly instrumental it's a piece. If you call it a song, then expext the devout classical musicians, such as I, to take you down.

@danielwalton7863

@@theasianpianoboy6750 says the nigga playing a mary poppins song

@benedictly1571

@@danielwalton7863 LMFAO

@lougreen6896

Mozart: never-ending surprises, I hope i can hear him forever, even the the soft notes catch me off guard, the Genius of Music

@justinnevilles3138

This literally brings tears of joy and happiness when I listen to this piece.

@ForYou-ub6uc

Do u got insta bro?

@iqbalmaulana9607

Play Heroic Polonaise next please, or grande valse briliante :D

@Majestic469

ooh that's gonna be really tough

@neven_VEVO

Heroic Polonaise is gonna be awesome!!

@srduk7711

Heroic all the way <3

@febilogi

Greetings from indonesia here :)

@charbelnakad7668

Pavane op. 50? Please :(

@secretforreddit

This is my favorite piece to play on the piano! So much fun, and so lovely.

@filliiiii7

Do y have instagram

@YourawizardHarry-c4w

WTF why do u wanna know

@raisaburdak

I learned this when I was about 7 or 8 years old🥹I am 22 years old now and still don’t know how to read sheet music. I learned it by ear and just double checking with people that know how to read sheet music to triple check that I played it right. But I play piano solely by ear 👂🏽🎹🥹

There’s so much nostalgia and memories associated with this song. It is such a beautiful melody and to this day is still one of my favorite tunes. I still play it to this day, along with many more tunes other songs. I love all types of music and instrumentals like interstellar, Narnia, lion king’s this land, Balto soundtracks, or any Hanz Zimmer music honestly. I love it all🥹piano, music, melody, harmony, symphony is my outlet and soothes my soul, playing piano will remain in me forever 🥹🎹I love music. Even though I will probably never learn how to read notes or sheet music, I will always play piano and sing in harmony. Thankful to and grateful that God gave me such gift like this😭🥹🤍

@Ki1aGam3z

Dayum when you were 7? Goodness u were good

@changlingyu4483

And I learned this piece when I was 5. And now I’m 9 and I know how to read sheet music

@Ki1aGam3z

@@changlingyu4483 how- me when i was five i was playing do ray me

@orkidarrapi1428

Heyy mate that is really good😊 I'm also leraning piano by ear and eventhough I can't read sheet music, I will always play and listen to piano pieces. It's my passion❤

@eingooglenutzer1474

I think a lot of poeple want the following pieces for the future (incl. me):
-Chopin, Heroic Polonaise op.53
and
-Beethoven, Sonata 8 "Pathétique" op.13 (all mov.)
-Beethoven, "Tempest"-Sonata
-Chopin op. 25 no. 5

It would be really nice if you'd play those, thanks

@thecheesyolympia3937

Add Beethoven, "Tempest" Sonata to that as well!

@leoisatiger

“Pathetique” sonata 3rd mov. would be nice

H U N G A R I A N R H A P S O D Y N O. 2

@kryogenicmx591

Rousseau asked for a Mozart piece xd.

@Don_Cute-xote

gasp this is the ONE THAT I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR YEARSSSS OMGGGGGG

@aaronlee6218

me: yay finally a piece that i can play too
watches video
me: hmmm, i don't remember my piano sounding like that.

@NateRooftopSF

Aaron L so true

@tecku5379

Im a beginner and somehow (with no practice) I can do trills and scales really well like that. Now there is a part in the piece in the left hand that changes extremely quickly and is 2 different chords that is also really hard. But you can do it. Just practice scales and keep getting quicker. Youll make it one day though. And those who try will to.

@henryconner780

Such a banger of a music. Thank you Mozart

@antoinemx1917

I have heard many people but they have not made it sound as great as you did. I have been waiting for you to play this. Thank you

@ballaarnold8255

Classical music is underrated

@Poiuuiopl_pol

Don't you see the views? It ain't.

@Ling__Ling__

Compare that to views on pop music videos

@jamesbob1979

nah

@NeaonBHB

It's definitely not underrated but kids are dumb and want to listen to Gucci gang instead

@Poiuuiopl_pol

@@NeaonBHB Just because they haven't discovered classical music doesn't mean they're dumb

@relaxationdaily

This is literally my favorite piano sonata of all time. It's what got me into playing piano and ultimately into making music. I first heard it in the movie "Groundhog Day," where Phil Conners hears this wonderful music at a coffee shop. Like him, It inspired me to start learning how to play and it's amazing where this one piano sonata lead me in life. Life sure is funny that way. If something inspires you to have a dream, work towards it. Life is too short to do anything otherwise.

@saf1...

❤❤❤❤aww amazing message

@yvonneeshi

I'm a self-taught pianist and still learning this piece. I'm so glad that i'm able to play this piece of mozart :)

@алексейТургенев-ч9к

Same 😀

@arumluki9284

That's amazing. How long have u been learning piano? I'm also starting my self taught but ..it's hard

@yvonneeshi

@@arumluki9284 it's been 2 years, i just started from visual learning (which i still do today) but i can sightread music now ^^ best advice is to practice and be patient :)

@jtc1947

The trills are AMAZING!

@justadude721

@@yvonneeshi what level are u at

@BrandonMcBadass

“I hope you’ve been practicing your scales.....” 😅

@lisztomaniac2593

why is your comment so real lmao

@LionKing-mv2uk

Mozart in a nutshell

@danielavelasquez8826

I’m still scared, just started learning them

@ianbean6581

This song actually taught me scales 😂

@elaineyu7906

Yep I have to learn this and my scales suck

@paolobruh8

If Mozart was alive he would be impressed cause you played his pieces

@yonatansianipar1242

Its called a piece, not song. Just to remind you

@paolobruh8

Yonatan Sianipar oop shit I’m so dumb lol

@chilli3672

Regardless of u calling it a song 🤣 what a beautiful complement to give someone 💕

@starskeepcallingmyname

Any musician would be happy if you played their song or piece

@moonylanatm_

This is litterally grade 8 ABRSM piece I saw it in my brother's grade 8 exam piece book before

@wolfgangamadeusmozart3491

Happy 266th birthday to me! 🎂

@xz.mayaaab8216

That's it? I thought he was older than that

@RayMak

Love this so much =)

@owenevilmakings5433

Dang verified but no likes

@raisezell

I woke up this morning with this tune in my head and I could not find the name of it. Thank you so much Rousseau for covering this song and having such a well organized channel!!!!

@gayatrii5088

this literally happened to me today.

@woomset

Me too

@scriabinismydog2439

When you play Liszt Etudes and never played this piece

@evening_sw

You play liszt etudes? How

@thisisthemansworld8704

Wow

@scriabinismydog2439

@@evening_sw I attempted them, but then I abandoned the idea since the time to learn them is ridiculously long, but I'm now starting with Scriabin's Sonatas. Anyway I and a friend of mine can play Un Sospiro (Just a bit).

@manuelbes

I have trouble imagining someone playing feux follets and not even being a bit famous

@scriabinismydog2439

@@manuelbesWell, a lot of professionals can, but most of them aren't famous. To be famous you also need to perform a lot... Like a lot... Also being good with technique, doesn't mean that you're good with virtuosism.

@ItsJayMCZK

When i was a kid my teacher taught me to play this.. but I couldn't make it perfectly. My teacher always told me that I'm a dissapointing child, and don't have a talent. So This is why I didn't like playing piano.
But now listening to this music. It was good and perfect..

@ohger1

True story - my dad was a gifted musician. Somewhere around my age of 5, he brought me to a music teacher for piano lessons in a small class of maybe 5 other kids. After about 10 weeks with this sullen teacher, I played by sight reading a simple two hand exercise. The piece wasn't something with a recognizable melody like Twinkle Twinkle Little Star or Mary Had a Little Lamb, but just an exercise. My recollection is that I got it right, pretty good for my age. When I finished, I looked up at that teacher, and he turned to the kid on my left and said "your turn". If he at least said "great job!", I might have stuck with it. Right at that moment (60 years ago), I decided I hated it and didn't want to go back. I told my dad and he said fine, don't go. I'm not sure but I think I may have wanted my dad to talk me into going or even making me go back. He said fine don't go and I thought "that was easy". I wonder what kind of pianist I would have become if I had an enthusiastic teacher.

@PhuongNguyen-hm5qd

Wow

@zoltanlakatos9302

Abban a harminc pár évben, amíg élt a MESTER, abban. Benne volt az egész világ.Most ahogyan most is.Ez örök érvényű.Köszönöm, hogy éltél földön Mozart.

@juliannecross8920

I remember many years ago-In High School-When I’d get sad I’d go in the living room close the door & play THIS song as LOUD & FAST as I could over & over…I miss not having my piano…

@roulakhoury3357

The fact that there aren't any mistakes is amazing.

@itibittygamez5485

Mozarts expectations are high

@ForYou-ub6uc

Why?

@melody._.3251

​@@ForYou-ub6uc this piece was supposed to be for beginners

@eyelight3056

It's like magic flying from your fingers.

@macronencer

I've loved playing this piece ever since I learned it as a child and played it in church at a concert. I think I only played the first movement then, but now I enjoy all three. Beautiful music, thank you!

@tanklessbread5355

This was the first classical song I ever learned. Thank you Rousseau ❤️

×2

@RK-yg7ne

My 2nd

@pelliqs922

Mine was für elise then moonlight sonata 1 then this

@al3plex652

me too

@not_meepington

wait do you mean you just played hot cross buns and went straight to this?

@VOLAIRE

This makes me wanna practice a little harder on piano... 😭

@alexandrakassabi5395

0:22-0:27 The high and low notes together make a very nice beat and melody. When I hear it I feel like all the notes that came before this part finally got what they were waiting for..

@ForYou-ub6uc

You are pianist?

@gingerbella4344

The visualiser is lovely, and you play beautifully. The lively spirit of Mozart speaks through every note.

@filliiiii7

Do u have instagram?

@Coldstreamer17

2:48 always those parts When you have the two parts the mid and high working together in ANY song it always sounds great

@arturopabagatjr5003

The music is so relaxing and kinda made me think of my childhood music😂

@Juules32

why that emoji lmao

@arturopabagatjr5003

@@Juules32 lol hahaha

@jasperthebestcamper3310

this piece brings back so many memories. It was my first piece that i learned, and what a trip it was. Thank you for this beautiful rendition!

@michellewang3422

First!?

@artcory6224

​@@michellewang3422 Just "Hi" from people, who didn't know played any full song ,but decided learn clair do lune😂

@swemantv6453

I’ve had this song stuck in my head all day and now it just popped up in my recommendations

@Jordy699

Google scanned your mind haha

@eduardo1220

I don't know about you guy's but as a piano player for 4 years now, this is actually a good piece to play for beginners. Sadly I didn't know this song existed before I played Fur Elise and Moonlight Sonata Movement 1 for my solo competition as well a few difficult pieces to challenge myself.

@II-zf3vo

İt looks easy but its a nightmare

@cps6949

@@II-zf3voit is easy for children
It is extremely hard for adults because only children can replicate that happiness
musically it is one of the hardest

@sooccc

@@cps6949 Not just that, the notes look deceivingly easy to play but it's challenging to keep a good rhythm on this piece

@classicallover8153

this is the first song I actually learned at piano lessons, it's great, and it opened me up to a ton more classical pieces.
(Just a quick btw this wasn't the first first song I've learned and I had a whole quarter year of skill before playing this.

@jazziehuell816

I had this as my ringtone on my Nokia flip phone back in the day, fell in love with it since then

@leandroemmanuelalvarez6439

Play Beethoven's The Tempest (sonata 17) or Pathetique pleasee

@elgastidela7665

Yes the 3rd or 5th pathetiquè

@norkini9960

Tempest is by Chopin I’m pretty sure

@leandroemmanuelalvarez6439

@@norkini9960 not really, is the 3rd movement of Sonate 17 by Beethoven

@norkini9960

Leandro Emmanuel Alvarez my bad I was thinking of Torrent

@samthepianoman

PLAY APPASSIONATA 3rd MOOD VEMENT

@dixanella

Forever Mozart!!!! Never forgotten! ❤❤❤

@laufragor7571

Hello and welcome to Cracking the Cryptic! :D
Man, this piece is amazing, the wonderful colors are the icing on the cake!

@arrow1042

Nodame Cantabile taught me how to appreciate classical music. This is my favorite.. it's such a happy piece.

@Charles-o7o

Amadeus Mozart - The GOAT!

@CalamityShreds

"Beginner piece" my ass. This is a solid late-intermediate piece if I'm not mistaken.

@angkhangnguyen5017

i would consider it from late-beginner to mid-intermediate

@charlenesolis3848

This is like a beginner to sonatas piece but definitely not a beginner to piano piece

@Mr3lusion

Late intermediate is around Fantasie Impromptu level

@jeff-hd9og

That would mean this is as hard as fantasie impromptu

@felicitydargis

I'm playing this for my RCM Level 8 exam so I'd say late Intermediate too

@GabriTell

I genuinely love playing Mozart piano pieces, because most classical pieces are either easy but too slow/boring or just too hard to play. Mozart pieces are just perfect to play. ✨🎶

@luna_adesquite8919

Honestly they’re also kinda hard too 😢

@GabriTell

​@@luna_adesquite8919 That's true, but I mean compared to the harder ones (like Pathetique Sonata mov.3), also I like that Mozart pieces seem to be made with the purpose of making you improve, since as it goes on it gets harder, adding more challenges.

@jl9714

It’s NOT the easiest piece mosart wrote😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

@ChloeDoesStuff20

0:12 I love that part gives me memories of the past ❤❤

@maxwoodsevans

0:05 skip the intro

@romyt5349

I like dudus

@bodiochka5905

u actually played all pieces i want to learn.. ur soo good pianist

@berburbery

I’m playing this for my Grade 8 Exam! Thank you for playing this piece ✨

@wenguohuang9108

Me too 😂

@ClassicThermite

harder to get right than any many other popular ”hard” classical pieces Ive played. Went back to play this after not touching it for many months of playing and it completely broke me 😆. Do not trust anything Mozart says about anything - man was completely insane!

@truthbsaid1600

One of the more amazing aspects of Mozart is the simplicity of his design. Such clean melodies and harmony. And to think that many of his compositions were "first draft" with no subsequent modifications.

@filliiiii7

Do u have instagram

@chache825

Qu’est-ce que c’est beau. Ça touche l’âme. Merci Mozart

@bakugokatsuki229

Absolutely mesmerizing. Uk the beauty of it touches one's soul. The sonata screams joy.

@okayest_amateur

I love the way you play this. It is so musical! Such a simple piece yet there is so much depth when played well. Thanks for sharing!

@塗宜昆

Love this peice , Mozart's musics are always fantastic🎵🎶

@LR-77

It amazes me how fast you can play this. I'm in sixth grade and learned this as my second classical piece (after Für Elise) and can play at about 1/4 of your speed. I remember listening to this earlier and thinking 'Man, I could never hope to play this!' It did end up to be quite a process, including a couple fits of rage.... Hoping to move on to Rondo Alla Turca, and if it proves difficult, a piano arrangement of the Largo section - No. II - of Winter (Vivaldi). I've just reached/passed 1 year of learning. Slowed down a touch, your videos have been a big help & part of what drew me into piano. Thank you Rousseau!

@sushisufsuf

Maybe you can start off with easier pieces before going to more difficult ones. That way when you go play them you'll be able to play with expressions and have a further understanding of music. Nonetheless what you've achieved is great and good luck!

@0ia

Awesome dude! Learning is fun.
One guy replied "maybe start with easier pieces" and sure maybe, but taken too far, there's also a risk of too-easy which may possibly make the learning slower or un-fun!
I wish I spent more of my childhood practicing because it's really cool to have that plastic malleable brain that learns more quickly. Being out of high school (and avoiding university so I can learn better than university teaches people), I still have a pretty young brain and have been practicing a lot of my favorite crafts (programming, drawing, music) to take advantage!

@Sal_The_Alicorn_Blader9

0:27 this is my favorite part

@bobbofly

Didn't even see publishing til after his passing, yet this is the quintessential piece that one thinks of when considering Mozart.
How could he not know?

@JoeJoeV12

2:19 got me. Single tear, dunno how.

@adilakshmiadithyanmremesh799

I love the recapitulation theme in F major! It sounds fantastic

@frederikhyrup2871

Its called "Modulation". He did that well.

@adilakshmiadithyanmremesh799

@@frederikhyrup2871 yeah really! Thank you for your piece of advise.... 😇

@frederikhyrup2871

@@adilakshmiadithyanmremesh799 What is that number attached to your name now 799? Mine 2871? That is odd aint it? What does it mean? Can you explain? Since only 3 "Frederik Henrik Høyrup" Exsist in the world. I Doubt it is 2871...

@julianmonroe8740

@@frederikhyrup2871 I think it's a randomly generated number

@frederikhyrup2871

@@julianmonroe8740 Perhaps. But I do not buy slump/random. Im certain this means something. If nothing else algorithmically?

@verifiedgreen7810

0:37 this part just.














Beautiful

@fongkafun5528

Yep

@thingsinvietnam666

Yes, how you switch from hand to hand is just so nice, creating the nicest link ever.

@grantliu2390

Mozart is killing me. Mercy!

@luceleaf

Me: huff you can do this, it’s not as hard as it looks
Rousseau: plays beautifully
Me: gets first note wrong
Also me: 😶

@asiankidjolie

Middle C in the right hand ;)

@FragileAsAFlower

True musical genius... my favourite composer.

@anuar1978

Beautiful. Like a story. 5 min. lasted like 5 hours!

@bernhardwasen1311

Der hat da nur ein bisschen mit Harmonien "gespielt" - und wir können das Genie immer noch nicht fassen - was für ein Meister.