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Quite a few members here, have YouTube channels, but the links are scattered throughout the forums, and in signatures, etc.

I'm not sure sure if this is the right place to post this, or if it is even wanted, but I think it would be great to have all the links in one place, for easy access.

There is some amazing talent here, in all genres and styles.

So please share

Rob.

Edited to add:

So that this can be a true Directory, could we please keep this thread to Links and maybe a brief description only?

If you have comments, please post them on the user's channel

Good idea, Rob! My channel is:

http://www.youtube.com/pianomonica


Motto: "All new age, all the time."

Mine is www.youtube.com/Biffer5

It gets very lonely and enjoys visitors. Bring cookies.

Mine - Beginner Adult Piano:

http://www.youtube.com/user/afpaSTU1096

Here is my YT Channel.

http://www.youtube.com/user/Rick22228

I uploaded just one video, but plenty to come.

http://www.youtube.com/mcasl

Mine is http://www.youtube.com/user/KR17M

Piano vocals of Old Guy Tunes

Me2 but not sure about how many plenty to come.

Mine is right here:
http://www.youtube.com/user/larchmontmark

(Thanks for doing this.....I hope people will feel it's a good idea.)

Nice, Monica -- but no face?

Cool -- that has not only face, but also voice.

I don't know if I'd have the confidence to show quite that much of myself.
Of course I might feel differently if I could sing.

Nice song!! And beautifully done.
Topical/seasonal too.....and BTW what's the deal with that "snow" at the end? I guess you did that on purpose somehow for effect; I figure it would be too coincidental for that just to be "interference"!

Nice song and combo (guitar/piano) -- and nice visuals too.

It's so great to visit all your channels!
Peyton: I really love the expressiveness of your Chopin nocturne.
ROB: Your original compositions are beautiful. Keep it up!
Monica: Thanks for introducing me to the genre of new age music. It's a style that I've never tried before but lately I've been using some as sight reading practice. Really mellow and beautiful.
BenPiano: Good job on the Bach march, and you're really brave to share your learning process too. It's very systematic and I like how to consciously memorize as you're learning. That prevents memory slips in the future.
Rickster: Your blues piece is so fun! You have a great voice...ever consider becoming a lounge pianist?
mcasl: I can tell you've worked hard on this Sonatina. It's a great piece and I like how you've added some dynamics. A lot of beginners tend to play baroque at mf the whole way through.
b528nf7: Beautiful songs. I haven't heard any of them before but you make me want to look up the originals.
MarkCannon: Awesome Scriabin! I've always thought he was rather kooky and stayed away from his pieces, but you make me have second thoughts. That sonata sounds very tricky to perfect and memorize.

My channel is in my signature, but you can't see my face in any of my videos. I only have Mussorgsky and Mozart up so far. Too bad there's no Mendelssohn. I know...lame...

Aw


Mmmmmmmmmmm!!!
Look at it this way.....you don't have that many more M's to go. After Mendelssohn, I guess there's just maybe Medtner .....let's see ...... I don't think Mahler and Massenet wrote too much for piano.

And thanks for the props!

In return, let me say........
To anyone who hasn't seen Frozen's MOZART -- I think it's totally professional.

It's almost entirely piano...

http://www.youtube.com/user/bagofholding

Great Idea, I can then ADD you all Muhaaa (evil laugh)

My channel is.. TTigg's YouTube Channel
Thanks
- SC

Mark, I watched your video for the Van Cliburn Amateur contest. Excellent job on the Scriabin - didn't know you were on Piano World then. Ryan Layne Whitney got my vote - sorry.

Sam

Thanks for watching -- and no problema. I love RLW's video too, and in fact sent him a nice note about it plus his great photo series about fitting his harpsichord in the living room! (Worth checking out!)

BTW.....I wasn't on this site at the time. I joined just recently.

http://www.youtube.com/user/TheVidW

I don't really have a camera, so I just recorded the sound and added a picture.
The sound is pretty crappy, becouse I used the phones out and not the line out on my Roland EXR-5s keaboard.
I've been playing piano for the last 10 months, btw.

What an excellent idea. Thanks, ROB, for posting this. I'll have to bookmark this so I can go through all you guys' channels - and subscribe to them too - this weekend! Honestly, I love watching others play, and I'm glad the talented members of this forum aren't shy to show off their piano chops.