Patrik in undoubtedly one of the best pianists on KZread. Alot of the songs he covers are beautifully played and even his own pieces are amazing.

@purplefishy8164

Ай бұрын

Absolute nonsense, you clearly don't know many youtube pianists

@CoconutJohnny071

Ай бұрын

@@purplefishy8164 I absolutely don't care. Patrik is Patrik

@pathofexile-testosterall533

Ай бұрын

@@CoconutJohnny071 Honestly, purplefishy is right. You're just ignorant of the facts and developed an opinion prematurely. Patriks arrangements have already been done years before he even came along. By little korean kids on electones no less. Patriks "original music" is basically just rip offs of other much more skilled pianists and composers. You need to broaden your horizons because you effectively file into a % of the world who think they are intelligent but in reality you're dumb enough to believe fake news. Likely not even smart enough to tell the difference between a legitimate opinion, facts of a matter, and your personal delusions. They ARE very different things.

@pathofexile-testosterall533

Ай бұрын

@@CoconutJohnny071 Yes, a fake pianist who uses machine learning software and midi playbacks. Don't you and everybody else here just feeel ignorant? Google AI midi pianist, then give yourself a pat on the back. Now youtube: AI plays X. Replace X with whatever the hell you want, begin to analyze the differences among different AI hands, try to pay attention to the similarities. Now ask yourself "Why do these pianists do midi playback videos instead of live performance videos, it's not that hard to stay anonymous after all?!" The answer is very singular and simple. You have been following, idolizing, and worshipping a fake pianist like the other million people without a brain to think for themselves. Good job. Meanwhile there are thousands of real pianists in the world working for the money it costed them to get there. Isn't that great?

@simplicityd8703

Ай бұрын

​@@purplefishy8164 his can you hear the music cover is undoubtedly extremely talented

I'm a simple man. I see a Matthew Cawood video, I click.

@matticawood

2 ай бұрын

I appreciate it greatly! 😊

@robintakken976

2 ай бұрын

Me too haha

@vickydevaney5897

Ай бұрын

same 😂

What I love about Patrik's style is that, in comparison to other piano arrangers, he sticks to the original pieces a lot, he does a lot of fancy stuff but it always sounds so similar to the original tune. I'd suggest you looking to his arrangement of "How to train your dragon", "Kung Fu panda" and "The Gladiator", some of my favourites from him. Love your video Matt, so informative, I learn a lot every time, keep it up!

@darkenaxe

Ай бұрын

Same for me, i also like a lot his "Jurassic Park" medley in this regards!

If there is one song I cannot stand to hear anymore it is Hans Zimmer's Interstellar theme. But here comes Matthew and plays a stunning version for 30 seconds and I am all in love with it again. So well done.

@matticawood

2 ай бұрын

Im glad I could have such an affect 😂

OMG finally Patrik let's go i've been waiting so bad for that video!

The best piano content creator ever.... Matthew 😀

@matticawood

2 ай бұрын

I don’t know about that, but thanks! 😊

Traum, Patrik and Kassia are the best on KZread

@ethant4404

2 ай бұрын

Rousseau top 1 though

@le4122

2 ай бұрын

@@ethant4404 Rousseau is good, no question, but he can't keep up with Traum

@jlbpiano2673

2 ай бұрын

​@@ethant4404 He is inactive though.

@kianmehr9045

2 ай бұрын

Traum is a level ahead of all but Rousseau is way better than Kassie Consistently

@EjayT06

2 ай бұрын

@@kianmehr9045nah Kassia is way better

Nice video, as always. That sextuplet left hand reminds me the The Piano soundtrack main theme by Michael Nymam, called The heart ask pleasure first. I love that piece.

@matticawood

2 ай бұрын

That’s a great example and a great piece 😊

Really fun to watch.

Excellent explanation.

You should also react to his pieces he was composed.. they are superb!!

He didn’t even mention Patrik on the title and yet i knew when i see the picture in the thumbnail it’s definitely Patrik’s 😂 it’s really nice hearing opinions about Patrik’s musics from a pianist yourself, even though i barely understand the music “language” 😅 he really inspires lots to pickup their new piano/keyboard, me included.

I enjoy watching your videos.They are very informative and easy to understand 😊.Please react to Patrik's "Lily's Theme".Its one of the most hauntingly beautiful and difficult pieces arranged by him:containing diverse arpeggios,superb dynamics,and the combination of various theme music of none other than the harry potter and the deathly hallows part-2. I listen to it everyday and I'm waiting for your reaction on it. Its very difficult to convey the emotions of a such a theme music on piano and being a potterhead, I know the fascinating story behind it and how it has been conveyed on a single instrument.😌 PS: Patrik has controlled some of the dynamics of that piece on his software rather than on his hands,but again,its extremely difficult to have a piano arrangement of that theme which can convey its feelings thoroughly. ❤ from India 🇮🇳

I've been following patrik for 4 years. He is insane I don't know if you are gonna make a part of, but i would love to see you reacting to Victory, it's my favorite arrangement from him

Now we are free by him is the best version of the song

more we need more

Chopin raindrop is a perfect example

I'd love to see a similar video on Traum's Videos I think hes the best "KZread Pianist" out there especially all his liszt etudes are insane

The Mandalorian by Patrik is definitely my favorite.

I think Aminenz and Patrik need more videos from you about them, patrik has arranged much much much harder songs compared to the one you reacted (interstellar is one of his easiest) to such as flight of the silverbird, journey of life, duel of the fates and same for aminenz at least you reacted to the avengers theme cause the thing that is really coming out of patrik's arrangements is the arpeggios that's he's so good at

@pathofexile-testosterall533

Ай бұрын

Jesus don't put patrik in the same category as Animenz.... Animenz is astronomically better in every way imagineable. Animenz is a real superpower pianist who performs insanely high level pieces LIVE. He is mentally and physically on a level patrik will never even touch upon. What is wrong with viewers in 2024 wtf

@ShakKy33

Ай бұрын

@@pathofexile-testosterall533 i don't agree with you tbh i don't like most of animenz pieces cause i don't like the songs i'm not a big anime fan and his way of playing is always the same you can have a look at his 200 songs video it gets boring after 2min of listening it's only jumps jumps and same rhythm i feel like patrik is way more pianistic and beautiful to listen to at least that's what i think. Btw i was not comparing them just i just wanted matthew to do more video about them. Btw it's patrik's choice to not perform live but i bet he could he's a very very well trained pianist. I'm personnally way more into movie themes than anime songs that's maybe why i prefer patrik. Btw i've never said patrik was better than animenz so idk why you brought that out by saying what is wrong with me. U're probably an anime fan no wonder

@pathofexile-testosterall533

Ай бұрын

@@ShakKy33 ​ Let me get this straight... You get called out for being blindly ignorant > you blame my choice of words on watching anime (I don't even, I am a real musician not an anime fan.) > You have an anime profile picture on your youtube account > Me sitting here at my baby grand like "Smh what is wrong with these degenerates believing fake-it-all pianists are great" You are an extra special kind of fool. In order to create synthesia-like videos people use a whole lot of editing software. You don't even have to actually play using these methods in 2024. Have you not seen AI pianist studio setups? Do you not know what it means to draw a midi file and synch some hand movements? I'd guess not because you're so ignorant that you could live for 1000 years and still be as brain dead as an average sheep. In fact, at least sheep rely on realistic things to arrive at conclusions instead of delusional nonsense.

@pathofexile-testosterall533

Ай бұрын

@@ShakKy33 Since youtube deleted my comment: 1. Patrik uses software to create his videos which requires very little real skill. 2. You have an anime profile picture and here you are accusing me in negative light of "being an anime fan" do you have any idea how cringey, childish, and nonsensical this is? Apparently not. 3. I am a real musician who takes production of music vs performance very seriously. I have 0 respect for people who fake it in their bedrooms, because the fact is they CANT do it on stage. Otherwise they WOULD. Simple fact of the matter. Not an opinion. 4. Patriks content can't even prove he isn't just an AI. Look at the AI pianist projects here on youtube and ask yourself very plainly "Is this similar to synthesia midi playback youtubers?" You will find no matter how you ask yourself, it looks exactly the same. I guess I can't tell you what you really are, but you can ramble on about your delusions and how you disagree with concrete facts. 5. Let me know when you have spent thousands of hours at the piano and learn the difference between fakers and real musicians. Until then, have fun pretending people drawing in a DAW are comparable to people with real reputations in the real world. Until then, don't even bother replying, you're just making yourself look bad. P.S If you're not even 18 years old stop talking nonsense online, nobody with real world experience wants to even associate with people like you, nor do we care about your inability to interpret the difference between your OWN opinions vs your OWN delusions. It's completely beneath humanity and it is undoubtedly the most regressive social trait of young people in modern times.

@ShakKy33

Ай бұрын

​@@pathofexile-testosterall533 i've had this picture for years but ok and btw i've never had a negative thought about being an anime fan ??so then what's wrong with you ? Iappreciate your passion for music and your dedication to live performance. However i believe there's misunderstanding here. Patrik's use of software doesn't diminish his creativity or skill it's just a different medium. regarding your points 1 - skill in software : creating music with software doesn't mean patrik has nothing to do he uses something looking synthesia so people can see the notes played to animate the video. 2 - Real musicianship : the world of music is vast and inclusive. many renowed musicians create and perform in different ways including using software. What truly matters is the iompact of their music not the method. 3 - Ai and authenticity : comparing patrik's content to ai generated music is an oversimplification. The heart and soul that a human puts into their work can't be easily replicated by ai. Patrik's creative and effort are evident in his content. Lastly age and experience don't necessarily equate to wisdom or credibility. in music many young people have achieved remarkable things but if you want to know I'm over 18 since i'm 20 years old. I think you're being hypersensitive about animenz, i've never criticized his music he's a very very well trained pianist and i've never something else. As i said i just wanted matthew to do more videos about patrik and animenz and you've answered with hate.

Rousseau,kassia,etc. Play mostly classic piece Patrik pitschman play movie soundtrack

Your videos are very intresting 🎉

@matticawood

2 ай бұрын

Thanks, I’m glad you like them 😊

I learned his Star Wars The Force arrangement!

Can you do an other episode, reatcing to his own compositions (especially one of his most insane piece immaterial !)

I would love to see your reaction to Akmigone. Espacially to his Arcane - What Could Have Been, Two Steps From Hell - Victory and Inception - Time arrangements. I like your videos, keep it up :)

Have you reacted to Rousseau’s full version of La Campanella? Never seen anyone play it as good as that version. It’s so perfect yet so complex. Unreal.

@Kimandrkim

Ай бұрын

U gonna hear Evgeny kissin playing la campenalla

Great video man an idea would be to react to Jordan Rudess hearing alicia keys for the first time its a video on pianote would love to see the reaction

has he done traum already?

@matticawood

2 ай бұрын

I haven’t 😊

@noldific

2 ай бұрын

​@@matticawoodyou have to!

@lukasfrancis4567

Ай бұрын

Yeah traum in my option is far more interesting than Patrick. No offense, he is still a great musician

You need to react to Kyle Landry’s American Rhapsody composition.

Thanks for your insights! If you're looking for a pianist to watch, check out Birru. He's a really special pianist

Your underrated Matthew

@matticawood

2 ай бұрын

Thank you! 😊

Would like to hear you react to Kassia's videos. She's a professional pianist and has some of my favorite interpretations of classical pieces, just very clean and beautiful

Can you do an analysis of pain in rain - xi vs ice?. Theres like 2 covers of it. Its so good like an hidden gem. Also very hard to play?

fun fact, I tried to learn this Interstellar arrangement maybe 6 months into learning the piano, gave up after the crossed hand section seeing as you react to youtube pianists, I think it'd be interesting for you to react to Kyle Landry's Interstellar arrangement (imo the best there is on youtube), or really any of his videos (some of my favorites are his 2016 rendition of Dearly Beloved, his arrangement of Musique pour la tristesse de Xion, and his arrangement for A Beautiful Song from Nier Automata). Into the more classical pianist, I've always loved Kassia's rendition of La Campanella, and Cateen (or Hayato Sumino's) own cadenza of Hungarian Rhapsody from Liszt, think you'd like watching these two (Cateen is a marvel, his rendition of Ryuichi Sakamoto's Thousand knives is so good)

I watch those vids when I just want to hear some interesting piano music and I have the time to listen without being critical. Really prefer looking at those things when a well-known 19th century composition by Chopin is featured.

@matticawood

2 ай бұрын

Like passive, background music? 😊

@charlottesimonin2551

2 ай бұрын

@@matticawood I watch those vids because I sometimes get an idea of how the tune is constructed. I noticed that many Bach left hand cords are simple two note lines played like pedal tones. I see the same in a lot of later music that is famous and often heard. My serious attention is direct toward Classical Guitar. Siccas Guitar and Oh Guitar are my most frequent targets on KZread.

You should also react to hedwigs theme by Patrik🥰

Hey Matthew, great video! I just think he needs to play with more emotions and a little rubato here and there. Btw I’m thinking of maybe buying myself an acoustic piano, because I’ve been playing for 6 years now. Which piano would you recommend in this situation? (I’m not rich btw😅)

Hey Matthew, I love the reaction videos! Maybe you can check out Jarrod Radnich. He has some awesome covers, especially his Pirates of the Caribbean medley and his Harry Potter virtuosic piano solo!

@matticawood

2 ай бұрын

Il check him out! 😊

Hey Matthew I’m a fan, I follow you on KZread, I’m from Italy. Can you make a video reaction to some of the top pianists like Cziffra. Cziffra is my favourite pianist

11:27 You can see him use both hands

React to Tokio Myers!!

Nice video Matthew! I've seen some very notable names from the youtube piano community here in the comments which are undoubtedly great pianist, but all very well known. One name that I see less often, but is one of the most technical pianists I've ever seen as well as an extremely creative arranger is Yui Morishita, sometimes called by his online name "Pianeet". His arrangement on Akiba Pop is mind blowing from start to end featuring difficult arpeggios, large leaps, intertwining "four hand techniques" and extremely creative arranging, kzread.info/dash/bejne/mn51k7GSYrGwo7w.html. Please do check him out! :)

Please cover the piano opening in firth of fifth by genesis

Rousseau please

@matticawood

2 ай бұрын

I’ve done a few videos of Rousseau’s playing 😊

Where is Kyle Landry, the one who started it all

Can u do a review of How to Train your Dragon? Songs like "Test Drive" or "This is Berk" are very famous and John Powell (the composer of these) even got nomanted for "best film music" in 2010.

react to marasy8 next

do kyle landrys interstellar or anything from him. he is insane

I think you need to watch interstellar

@matticawood

2 ай бұрын

I have several times, it’s a great movie 😊

can you react : Toms Mucenieks ?

React to traum please

14:41 no spoiler alert? c'mon man!

Patrik is the goat, but for me as a beginner (so my opinion doesnt count lmao) you picked the wrong pieces for your reaction, there are other pieces which show his skills even more, especially his own compositions, but great video anyways!

@ShakKy33

2 ай бұрын

I totally agree with you, a KZreadr has done a tier list ranking the difficulty of Patrik's pieces and the ones he picked are down at the bottom even tho it's doesn't mean there are easy but just easier compared to his other arrangements. According to tdunc piano his hardest pieces are : immaterial (his own composition), journey of life (own compo), duel of the fates, flight of the silverbird etc... Ofc he didn't ranked all of his pieces so there might be a harder one but from the one he ranked these are the hardest he thinks. I would have liked that he react to these ones but maybe he will in the future

for me to much to hard style... maybe next life....

The day he stops displaying these shining columns which shows the pitch and its duration, he will lose 90% of his followers. He is a good entertainer but an ordinary pianist.