Considering Annique plays something like 8 hours a day and is constantly reading music and using her hands, whereas Chantal hasn't played at all since last time you played together, i think Chantal did a fantastic job!

@soxnation1000

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I can tell by how well Chantal can read sheet music (most of the time she's looking at the sheet music and not her hands) that she's had a lot of piano training.

@robertorosario4052

7 ай бұрын

Your sister is older?

@robertorosario4052

7 ай бұрын

I would like to play that with a friend.

At the end, judging by Annique's comment, "That was not so bad, actually" and Chantal's nodding in agreement you both were very pleased with the final perfomance section . . . very clean for only having practiced 1 hour, 11 minutes . . . and the tempo was so much *_quicker_* the last time through . . . always such a treat to see you together having fun at the piano

It was brilliant, I hope to see Chantal again in another challenge!

Love the banana phone! That was hilarious. Both of you were fantastic. I enjoyed it thoroughly. Kudos for taking on such an interesting and unique challenge. When I was a child I loved listening to my mom play Mozart.

At the beginning I didn't think that the final perfomance would be that good! You both did a really gret job, Chantal because she has not been practicing for such a long time and Annique beecause you were so patient and explained her everything thoroughly although you had so less time.

it's so fun when you bring Chantal

Chantal did really great! That fact that she usually dont practice and she did this in 1h. That is amazing. Voll gut gemacht Chantal!

Hey girls well done, I like it so much, also the way you enjoy it and transmit that happiness to everyone 😊

This is so great.Can you play the next challenge Beethoven syhmphony 9 first or second movement four hands ? Thank for this video 😅😊👏🏻👍🏻

@LisztAddict

Жыл бұрын

How about Beethoven symphony No. 9……TRANSCRIBED BY LISZT!!!!!!

Whoever thinks that classical music is austere and boring should see you two. That would be an eye-opener.

I am so happy watching the video, i like seeing you both, I want to hug both together, each in one arm. ;D I like more watching your piano four hands practice than to listen to the orchestral symphony.

That intro tho...lol Very fitting you called using a banana; Banana Banana Banana naaa Banana Banana Banana naaa

Sometimes i REALLY wish I had a sibling lol. This was so much fun to watch!

Wonderful! It reminded me of my late brother, nicknamed “Mozart”, and I playing endless duets, day and night………I was usually stuck with the bass too. #ilovemozart He was the most influential and prolific composer of his period and created pieces for all levels of expertise so anyone could play (and love) something by him.

Annique was right, it was better to concentrate efforts on playing well that first part. Great performance!

I love the four hand challenges so much! You should make them more often so that Chantal gets the practice >:)

Great ! Now: Bortkiewicz: Prelude op. 33 #1 for the next 1-10-1 challenge! The middle-section will be heartbreaking... PLEASE make us happy, or cry... !!! 😉

It made me teary to watch you two have fun playing together

Oooooooh yeeeeaaah! I was looking for your double challenge! xoxo

Well done! Love how you keep up a positive spirit during this challenge

I was fun to see you guys working together, I really enjoyed this video

Love it!! Sister power!! 💯🙌

That is my favorite piece of Mozart.

id love to see Moz 41 in this challenge, esp the fugue/4th mvmt, i like it considerably more than 40

I love the videos with you and your sister 😂 I laughed so much! Ya'll have too much fun 💕

#ilovemozart This was so entertaining. Really great to see you having so much fun This is why I love Mozart's music, it over flows with emotion... Well done ladies 😉

I’m applauding! Good job ladies!

I love your sibling energy, it's so cute :D

Symphony no 40😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 Thank you so much

Enjoyed it very much. Would love to see more of you two together.

Fun Video! Great to see Chantal again :)

It was awesome!!! I know how hard you work on practicing, and it requires so much study, but it’s clear for me how talented you both are as well.

Actually quite impressive for merely an hour. You should do more of these challenges together. Quite fun to watch the pro - not-pro combination!

So great❤

Eyyy, you both are so funny! I love duo challenges. Congratulations from Spain. I love Mozart.

That’s so cool, for real I love your double challenges !!! Could you do a challenge with BACH’s prelude and fugue No. 2 for piano in C minor ? #ilovemozart for real his symphonies are so good especially the 40th and the “sinfonia concertante”. Mozart also has real good sonatas for piano, like the one in C major and the one in A major. Mozart’s concerto for piano and orchestra in D minor is a real masterpiece as his operas like the Magic flute. He truly is one of the greatest composer, making everything seem so easy and elegant, a prodigy!

That was soooo good!! Your sister is a quien for saying yes to this challenge!!!

Schönes Video! 👍 Besonders der Vorspann hat mir gefallen und Euch als Geschwister zu erleben, dieses Gemeinsamsein. Überrascht war ich von Deiner Schwester, wie gut und schnell sie sich hineingefunden hat. Sicherlich hat sie bereits als Kleinkind intensiv geübt, aber das letzte Jahrzehnt eben nur noch sporadisch als Hobby.

@ThePantherin75

Жыл бұрын

Ich meine, Annique hätte sogar mal gesagt in der letzten Challenge, dass Chantal so gut gewesen ist, dass sie bei Jugend musiziert mitgemacht hat...

Love this so much and great choice with Wolfie's 40th!

This is amazing for the stress factors and the overall coordination in harmonious performance…well done

Nice to see you both again....

I know the pressure to play with someone who's so much better than myself, so I was so nervous for Chantal, lol 😂 great job!

@Ryuuuuuk

Жыл бұрын

Always try to be the wordt musician in the room so you can improve 😄

so cool as always!

You’ve selected a beautiful piece 🌷🌷

#ilovemozart Mozart wrote incredible vocal music. I sang in choirs back in college, and his music was challenging, fun, and satisfying. This was also true for the solo stuff. Great video. Cheers.

Good team work! So fun to watch…❤

Lot of fun for the two of you.

Hugs and kisses to you both....

Chantal is just bloody amazing! To be able come back to the piano after all that time and have the pressure of keeping up with a professional musician. Wow.

Hahah you were suprised how well it came together in the end 😆 very entertaining!

#ilovemozart I love Mozart for its simplicity in its music sheets, but also for its really difficult interpretation. For example, in one of his most famous piece, "Sonata No. 16 K 545", the music sheets are very easy to play, but the interpretation is very difficult. so Mozart's music is quite complicated and the fun part of playing his music is his bright and elegant style.

great duo

It’s actually very good after 1 hour only ! :)

#ilovemozart... this is amazing symphony and one of my favorite one!!! Thank you for your wonderful videos😍😍😍😍😍

#ilovemozart so much! His music is so demanding but also simple. Once you learn the notes you don't forget them! I am intrigued by this 4-hand arrangement and would like to play it with my daughter someday. Great job with the challenge, both Annique and Chantal!

I would love to watch Frau Annique and Frau Chantal playing Schubert's D. 947!

#ilovemozart because he settled the things for us ~200 years agooo

#ilovemozart I love how he could simply write perfection with no need of virtuosity or octaves and really hard things at all. His pieces are just perfection.

#ilovemozart because his music is so ellegant and light. And what I love about this piece is the melody that comes over and over again, yet every time with different harmonies.

Mozart has been my favorite composer since I was a child. His music goes straight to my heart, makes me feel happy and light. This symphony is played so much, but never loses its elegance and purity. #ilovemozart

#ilovemozart i love his amazing melodies and seemless complexicity. Playing Mozart is so so much harder than listening so it grants a challenge, especially with phrasing and fingerings.

#ilovemozart the thing that I love of this piece is how the melody is repetitive but it sound always like something new (most of Mozart’s pieces) and what I love of Mozart is his music because it’s so pure, clean, brilliant and majestic. P.S.: I love this type of video where you play with your sister, both of you are so good at playing

Love the beginning! Calling via a...banana!! KV40 is and remains (as all of classical music) a piece with its unique challenges...that you both overcame...thanks for inspiring me...

Whoops. I forgot the #tag #IloveMozart 🥰 I love this video! You both did a great job! I love Mozart because his music is very light hearted for the most part. Also challenging. I love playing Mozart also because I am mostly deaf and I don't hear too much distortion when I listen and play his music. Beethoven and Hydan are similar in this experience. I have to be careful which music I can play that is comfortable with my hearing. But sometimes it's good to play Chopin to give me a challenge in the tonality of music. I hope this makes sense? I haven't heard the symphony version. I've heard the theme before, but my challenge would be to listen to the entire symphony. 🥰

LOVE THIS CHALLENGE!!

#ilovemozart I really love his music, because it sounds just so perfect and clear. The way he creates own characters just with music is unique and astonishing. Just the fact that his melodies are widely know in the world also testifies to his genius.

#ilovemozart A few years ago I played a portion of four handed Mozart piece on stage with my instructor. Such fond memories. In general I love the detail found in the required articulation of his piano pieces and the general upbeat and cheerful melodies

#ilovemozart. I like this symphony because it's exceptional my favorite parts are the staccato violin parts and the flutes. Why I like Mozart, because he wasn't cocky about his art he could have said because of my great intelligence and my endless imagination in music I am genius! He said instead "Not a lofty degree of intelligence nor imagination nor both together go to the making of genius love, love, love that is the soul of genius." It doesn't matter if you have degrees in music or if you have only a toy keyboard just love what you do and you may just create something amazing! Keep at it! 😍🤩👍

@daylaylay1656

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@Stashi1808

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#ilovemozart I absolutely love Mozart's pieces all the way from his violin concertos to his symphonies. His style is very light and sometimes intense and I just love that about his music. His music gives all kinds of different vibes and just really enjoyable to listen to.

#ilovemozart His music is just so clean and seems simple when it's actually complicated to get it right. Everything just fits well in his music.

Love your guys named. Chantal and Annique

How a coincidence! I just have learned something from the sonata form from the symphonies no 40, and then found this.

Loved it😍. Beethoven's 5th and rach concerto no.2 next please please. I am pretty sure your sister can pull it off 🥰

delightful!

That's very amazing to see how difficult is this type of challenge with 2 persons. For the next 1min 10 min 1hour challenge, can you do some bach "italian concerto". Thank you.

Great!

#ilovemozart I've been playing since I was 2 and always come back to Mozart - I think the simplicity and clean sound always captivated me! A few years ago I learned the Concerto in A Major with my dad playing the orchestra part on a second piano and it's such a special memory! Thank you for your wonderful content as always, super inspiring!

#ilovemozart My appreciation for Mozart's music has grown greatly in the last couple of years since buying a copy of his piano sonatas. The thematic developments in the music are so rich and this symphony is a perfect example of that aspect of Mozart's composing. Would love to have a copy to play with my girlfriend! Thanks very much to both of you for the video!

Ich liebe es wenn ihr anfängt deutsch zu reden! echt cooles video!

#ilovemozart Mozart is one of the most influential Classical composers and I cannot think of anyone more deserving of the fame he has received to this day.

#ilovemozart i love his pieces, they make me feel good

Y'all should do one of these for the Debussy piano symphony!

#ILoveMozart# great video! the biggest reason for me to love Mozart is the straightforwardness and cleanliness to his music. This is especially conveyed in the Requiems. Despite its somehow creepy background story the work itself stands alone impactful and profound to me. It has always been a great accompaniment when I was in my darkest time to calm and soothe me and invoke new insights throughout. 💐

#ilovemozart He started writing great pieces at a young age. Everything sounds so beautiful and incredible. His melodies are very popular and people who don't listen to classical music know some of his melodies. Just a genius! (I have a brother who also plays piano so it would be nice to play this piece with him)Now i'm learning sonata no.6 and i love it!😄 Thank you for this video, it was so good!

This was actually good. This made sugar plum fairy look like child playing. The end was very satisfactory for sure!!

I LOVEEEEE the beginning 😆😆

#ilovemozart because it’s so perfect, simple yet complex and his musicality is amazing, he will always be the greatest classical composer

#ilovemozart because he's such a gifted kid! Very gentle and elegant and then again so serious and deep...

Brava Chantal

#ilovemozart Fell in love with playing mozart in general recently. Havent played piano for a long time but ever since i played my first mozart piece (sonata no 16 K.545) i have started to just adore playing this composer. I cant word why yet but it feels like youre in a totally different world when practicing his pieces. Would love to play this symphony for 4 hands with my teacher or someone else sometime!

#ilovemozart because he seems so untouchable and far beyond everyone else but somehow so close and personal with his music, it feels so natural and feels obvious but still very hard to pull off. Also he has nice symphonic works and doesn’t fail to excite

excellent girls. fantastic work

#ilovemozart because his music (especially in our modern world, a place that can be really confusing and dauting at times) can be in our lifes a solid stone of balance, meaning and . . . joy. 🤗

#ilovemozart I actually played this at one of my piano exams!It was tough to memorize all of it but it was a great experience.I love Mozart's symphonies because they're so simple and beautiful at the same time.

I like #mozart because i use to listen to his music before sleep when i had insomnia and it helped me😁

#ilovemozart I love Mozart because of the versatility of his compositions. Sometimes it's dramatic and sometimes it's very light. The compositions are complex and catchy at the same time.

#ilovemozart I absolutely love his pieces and think everyone should listen to his incredible work. You don't have to love his work to appreciate the historical figure and how he changed music. Even the simplest songs hit right on the spot.

Mozart was a very great composer, i like his composing style, who is very bright and clear like a opera #ilovemozart

#ilovemozart The orchestral version of Mozart's Symphony is great! I love the variety Mozart is able to display while still employing a singular style.

Love it :-)