This piece of music by Edward Alexander MacDowell (1860-1908) is from 1896. It is one of 10 'Woodland Sketches'.
Youtube comments ...
Mopar8869218: The guy at the beginning looke like agent
gibbs
KangaBuff: Wow. Amazingly played.
staotj: I think you're playing it too fast.
TheBigMinecraftHouse: how do i misspell that bad?
TheBigMinecraftHouse: *beautifull
TheBigMinecraftHouse: i played this for my mpa (music preformance
assesment) i play Bd clarinet, i wish i could
play it like this :D
(P.S. this is beautifull
FizzyFlop: ps: Just wondering ... you place your thumb and
index finger often on the same key. Why?
FizzyFlop: Such a beautiful piece. Played with exceptional
skill. The talent and flow of your hands are
mesmeric and addictive to watch.......over
and over and over again!!! Thank you for
uploading this:-)
MegaGymnast23: BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Shubael1809: and in one simple song all the piano training of
my youth returns... sublimely played.
GavinWythe: i learned tis meself on piano in a few days
ew511109: Wow, an amazing piece. Brins w year to my eye
:'s
KevinPoerwo: On the wrong... O, sorry, i mean: I'm on the
great side of youtube for this one time!
KevinPoerwo: @Skaihe Yep!
KevinPoerwo: It's played great, but i think it would be
better if it would be played slowly, still
great!
joyceannellis: That's funny, I was so taken by the music I
never notice the hands being other than
presenting beautiful talent. I never noticed
anything unattractive about them.
joyceannellis: This piece is used in day care centers during
nap time. It's very relaxing and inspiration
to children. Especially when it's played so well
as I've just heard.
nakedmudskipper1: I find hands rather unattractive, but it is
the plethora of skills we can use them for that
is completely fascinating...
ilseklavier: Well played, wonderful! I like it. Thank you for
your video!
smilyface8D: Thanku so much 4 creating this clip : ) i've got
an exam this morning and i'm playing this as
one of my exam peices :D thanku 4 the
inspiration <3
thebugsbunnygirl: Dude u need to do a tutorial
baghend: @Interessant11 Oh yes- you are so right.
i guess I meant beautiful it all its meaning- a
child's hands drawing with a crayon, or an
elderly arthritic grandmother soothing her
fretful grandbaby, or this incredible
performance-
Now, feet are another thing altogether! There's
probably a good reason that-past the age of
childhood, we cover them up. unless you're
into that sort of thing that is.
-Bill
Thanks
baghend: Lovely. beautiful timeless music.
beautiful hands.
Can there be anything more incredibly
beautiful than human hands?
BlackHayateTheThird: @Skaihe im hoping to be a filmmaker too, best
of luck!!!! creating stories is the best, i hope
i get to enjoy one of yours one day
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