Juilliard Pianist Critiques Viral Piano Tips With @yourpianobestie

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• MI

  @missthechris · 7 days ago

  So happy you both collaborated! 🥲🥲

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• UN

  @unacuentadeyoutube13 · 1 day ago

  Not the collab we deserved, but the collab we needed

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• OO

  @oozecloud2004 · 7 days ago

  holy colab from the top most trustworthy teachers in youtube

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• MA

  @maddogdelta · 3 days ago

  I love how you both get the same expression on your faces when you see the first clip.

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• SH

  @Shootingie · 7 days ago

  This is a match made in heaven, you guys have got to do more collaborations <3

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• RG

  @RGreesh · 7 days ago

  Fastest Ive ever clicked on a video

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• WE

  @Wenonosa · 7 days ago

  Two of my favorite piano creators ❤

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• MA

  @maddogdelta · 3 days ago

  Two good, experienced teachers exchanging ideas. I loved the whole exchange.

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• YO

  @youtuberbayleexiong908 · 7 days ago

  This is why learning online can be so helpful yet so confusing to know who's advice to take it was nice to see what you guys had to say

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• TW

  @twiltot · 5 days ago

  Her tips on his reaction videos were so good my man had to do a collab

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• GO

  @GoodHunnta1375 · 4 days ago (edited)

  Im glad that even though they both agreed on most things, they also still voiced their minor differences of opinion but in a respectful way and to where the tips were still in an overall agreement. Great collab!

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  @RonNewmanPiano · 7 days ago (edited)

  As a piano technician, I'd like to point out that trills as fast as Greg is playing them would be harder on an upright piano because the key has to come completely up in order to reset the mechanism before it will engage the hammer again.   And on a grand piano, fast, smooth trills assume an action that has been regulated so that the relationships between let-off, drop, jack position, and repetition lever spring strength are optimized to allow that kind of speed and evenness.

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