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Is there a way to make these just a bit easier? For example, what can I leave out or only play part of the chord? Which part? Thanks sooo much but I just not that good…yet..

Best piano cover of this song I’ve heard, by far. Incredible performance, thanks for sharing!

Great. ❤ from France

Anyone have the sheet music for this medley? Would die to play this but I'm not experienced enough to play it by ear yet

No he visto jamás una interpretación tantremenda como edta

Soberbo

"And at 10:10 it's Question Time live from Wembley Stadium"

a childhood classic

Must have listened to this at least 10s today.. bloody fantastic

and why not ?

Sounds great :)

2:03 That bassline. So superb!

That's So Raven

Thank you so much for this!!!! Gonna work on this this weekend!

You are so underrated, sir! As a self-taught player, I am extremely thankful for your tutorial! I have been dreaming of playing this song for months, and I am just slowly learning how to read the sheet music! Thanks again, and I hope for more tutorials like this!

Great playing!

Don't give me orders

Do you 'simply ' remember these thru playing regularly or use your hearing/pitch?😊

Wonderful live performance. Marvellous piano playing :)

Thank you for this one - brought back memories!

Nice to see you back! Great music!

That was f-king awesome!

Can you do more CBeebies songs on piano? For example, Octonauts would be a good one.

I believe if my memory serves me well it was composed by Ed Welch and is called Quiz Wizard. The show itself was made in the wonderful city of Nottingham.

I've entered the phase of memorizing how to play Paul's arrangement without the sheet music. All the comments are correct, this arrangement really is that good.

Amazing interpretation of an Elton John classic :)

Well, it took me 10 years to notice your amazing cover. But I think it's not too late to say that this is absolutely brilliant. Congratulations!

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 amazing job!

1. Teletubbies. 2. Tweenies. 3. Come Outside. 4. Brum. 5. Higgley House. 6. Balamory. 7. 64 Zoo Lane. 8. Mister Maker. 9. Bob The Builder.

My favourite character is Rowlf the dog. He plays the piano just like you do.

Thanks. I like it

Amazing arrangements!! Great groove

thank you so much for all those great arrangements!!

"Hows about this shrivelled, flacid member then, eh? Now then, to a letter from Milton Keynes and the Linden Lodge home for spastics, who wonderfully have soundproofed boudairs.... isnt that fantastic boys and gals..."

Wow, you did the impossible. By perfectly replicating the original alehemy live version on piano!!! Truly astounding, subscribed!

Brilliant Paul. That old EJ piano at St Pancras station has some real dodgy keys up the ends. You do a good job to avoid them. I love getting to London and having a bash on that piano. I always churn out Elton's classics as a big tribute to all his wonderful music. Many thanks Paul, this has cheered me up.

Love it. It remember when I was young 😂😊❤👍

RIP that low 'F'

Don't those people realize they are in the presence of the great Paul Wells? . . . .Brilliant Paul.

Nice!

Lindo

こんにちは。素晴らしいです。あなたのビデオはとても素敵です😍

Al Punto Con Jorge Ramos

Paul , I like so much your performance of Uptown Girl : it's very groovy !! do you have a sheet of what you play ?

Will there be a sheet music download coming soon? Great arrangement!

And here we go again, another person keying in the vocals when that’s not what the piano plays during the singing.

Wow!

make more tutorials!

Love your work. I have some comments (more from the physics and mathematics point of view) as follows: 1. The frequencies relationship of piano keys have never been designed to be an INTEGER MULTIPLE relationship except the 12 keys (one octave) away (ie C5 and C4 or D3 and D2 and so on). The mathematical relationships involving the irrational number sqroot of 2. (see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piano_key_frequencies) 2. Octave relationships are harmonic multiples but frequencies relationships within an octave are not integer multiples (but some are close like 1, 3 and 5 they are close to 100%, 125% and 150% relationship). 3. When two frequencies are sound at the same time, it produce another sound wave with frequencies equal to the difference of the two original sound waves. Now (a) If the frequency of third sound wave share a fraction or integer multiple of the the two original waves, then it is regarded as harmonised. (That is why major chord 1,3,5 is an happy harmonised chord). 4. NOTE: Human ears cannot detect very low frequencies, hence "close enough is good enough".

You play songs that nobody thinks about playing on a piano... awesome 👍