🎹 Music Corner
The repertoire, growing.
Piano is engineering you can hear — 88 keys, 20 tonnes of string tension, infinite combinations. Here's what I can play and what I'm learning next.
Current repertoire
- 01🎹 can play
Ode to Joy
Beethoven
- 02📖 learning
Minuet in G
attr. Petzold (Bach's notebook)
- 03🌟 performed
Twinkle Variations
Traditional / Mozart's theme
- 04📖 learning
Für Elise (opening)
Beethoven
The famous part first — the rest is coming.
Recordings from my keyboard will dock here as the repertoire grows.
Sound science
The 200-plus steel strings inside a grand piano pull with a combined force of about 20 tonnes.
The strings pull as hard as the weight of three adult elephants, all day, every day, perfectly in tune.
Sound science
Mozart began composing music at age five — about the age most kids start Year 1.
Music he wrote as a child has now been performed for longer than most countries have existed.
Sound science
Sound travels through air at about 343 metres per second — that's how you can count the distance of a thunderstorm.
A fighter jet flying 'supersonic' literally outruns its own sound — people below hear it after it's gone.
Sound science
Almost every orchestra on Earth tunes to the same note: A at exactly 440 vibrations per second.
Press the A above middle C on any tuned piano anywhere in the world — it's the very same 440 wiggle-per-second sound.
docked · awaiting upload
Audio · coming soon
First recorded performance
A phone-recorded piece, added when it's ready. No rush — music grows like curiosity does.
docked · awaiting upload
Video · coming soon
Practice milestones
Short clips of tricky passages finally working. The best feeling in the world.