I used to work with dementia patients. I was always amazed at how pianists could play and singers could remember lyrics they hadn’t sung in years. Yet they had no clue what their name was. Music truly is a part of your soul.
I worked at an assisted living and totally agree with what you said. I remember one particular lady who we had to walk her to the dining room for meals and remind her 3 or 4 times where we were going. Not every time, but once in a while when she finished eating, she would get up, walk to the piano in the corner and play the most beautiful music. When she finished playing we would walk her out. However, sometimes she would just stop playing, one of the staff would ask if she was ready to go. She would look them straight in the eye and say, "go, I thought you said it was time to eat." Oh I loved those people so much.
Depending on how severe the disease is, with given time it does. My aunt used to be a music teacher for the best of 60 years of her life and about a decade ago, when she was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s at the age of 84, she couldn’t remember and actively told us she couldn’t or didn’t know some pieces that she used to play and teach us play when we were kids. When she is on a good day she sits and plays quite a few of classics with the precision and dexterity that you wouldn’t be able to believe came from a 93yo, a little less than 5’tall Asian woman that has been battling her condition silently for almost two decades (at first it was just little things, but when her husband finally took her seriously and took her to see a doctor it was to the point she couldn’t remember her way back home and would often leave as if spirited away if nobody was nearby). On bad days you could see the struggle in her eyes when she sat down the piano seat, staring around wondering where she was and why she couldn’t remember why she was there, the piano being the only thing she could recognize. Often times she would ask if she could go back because Ms. Morinaga was supposed to bring her daughter over for her lessons soon. We had audio recordings of her playing many different pieces and her husband would play the cassettes to her, she would then play along but when asked what piece it was and if she knew who was playing she would often draw a blank. While the skills could stay as muscle memory and play along if shown, be it by playing with her or playing a tape of the music, she never, to the best of my knowledge, played any piece she played and taught of the period after her marriage on her own after being diagnosed. Lots of classics, but anything outside regular curriculum circa 1960’s simply didn’t exist even on good days.
It has got nothing to do with "soul" and all about our brain and how it stores memories. "Soul" is a female word that means nothing, like "spirituality" which is just religion without consequence.
yeah, but for me they seem so sexy💋. maybe because when i was very young (like 5) my grandpa licked👅 me everywhere and I loved it💕. I still love it. my ultimate fantasy!!! 😍
@@adamuppsala1931 woah what? Like, EVERYWHERE? How is an adult male family member licking you everywhere(literally) okay? Are you feeling alright at least?
I am normally in bed by 2000 & 2100, found all this fantastic music stayed up until almost 2300! I am 80 years old, hope I can find this site again on the computer.
This is making me cry. I am 75 and I so desperately wanted to learn to play when I was a kid, but we never had money for lessons. Oh! To be able to play like this. Heaven.
Now iam 35 , I hv also same wish .. but never gets time for learning .. Only way I found is with my 3 year old Son... I have placed order for 1 piano and 1 guithar .. let's hope n pray .. my wish will accomplish on my loved sone..💕💕
Yes, well done! The senior pianist was cueing him with chord changes and key changes, they are both classically trained in music theory. 3rd song by Scott Joplin is one of the most fun to play. Brilliant!
@@tangogrrlThe Entertainer was always a favorite of mine to try and play, alas my fingers are too short to do it any justice. But you were right, it was fun to play!
Watching this in 2023 and what a smile it brought to my face! The world needs more blokes like this...carefree and willing to share their God given talent with us!!
Remember my college's years when I was young hearing you both playing The entertainer by Scott Joplin ! thanks a lot to the other irish man who's playing these songs with You dr.K!😊
You can even infuse emotions in music. Just sesarch that homeless guy who played come sail away in a public piano vs when he is no longer homeless. You can feel his despair on the first and then hope on his second play yet he played the same piece.
3:45 - In all the fun they were having, Brendan just says: "G" and the old fella instantly changes his playing. I'm amazed. This old fella is amazing. Brendan - you GOTTA track him down and do more with him..... EDIT: It was the OLD GUY that said 'G' - I'm sorry.... Still, Brendan.....you need to play more with this guy!!!!!
I love all the people with the big grins when they see them playing together. It's just so wholesome how a simple thing like music can make people so happy
I absolutely couldn't stop smiling. Still am! There is a dvd about dementia patients who sit for months in hospitals, unable to speak. Sitting in hospital beds, wheelchairs, then someone brings them earphones of their favorite music from back in the day. Their face immediately lights up, they actually start humming, responding to this beautiful stimuli. I cried through most of this amazing dvd. Music is a healer, as this precious video showed us, in the happy responses here. God bless these two wonderful musicians. They brightened my dark day!
My mum had Alzheimer’s and was in a semi-vegetative state most of the time. But when the staff played music from the 40s she would lift up her head and tap her feet and hands. When the music ended, she would revert back to that awful state once more. Music has such power as does the mind.
One I've worked on for 40 years (guitar) & am still absolutely useless! Had a mate a school who picked one up & played it in a lunchtime & went on to play in a band (Airrace) with *Jason Bonham* supporting some big names such as *Def Leppard & Queen!* Like math(s) you've either got it or you haven't!
Yes! And @Leiflvr, we have the ears, the hearts and take the time to listen all the way through to prove our super power is Very Appreciative Listener of Musicians.
With enough time, dedication, and access to educational resources, most people can become this good. Of course some people may intuitively pick up certain skills faster, but that doesn't mean others can't learn that same skill. The best musicians in the world didn't become the best over night, and the vast majority of them practiced for countless hours. The difference is that they had a true passion to play their instrument and persevered.
Absolutely. It's in his genes. I had an auntie like that. She could play any tune off the radio by ear. So wonderful to start the day with this video. Music keeps you young.
My grandparents were very good ballroom dancers. About 20 years ago now, they were visiting us in South Africa and were at one of the malls. In one of the large stores a retired gentleman was entertaining customers with his piano playing. My grandparents did an impromptu waltz on the store floor in front of all the customers for which they received a well earned round of applause.
Nicht zu vergessen, es sind zwei: "ALTE WEISSE MÄNNER"! Und auf diese Beiden kann man stolz sein, denn die können voller Stolz etwas wunderbares präsentieren. DIE HABEN BESTIMMT EINEN ABSCHLUSS!!!
You can tell hes like... O shit. The force is strong Let go for it! And in the end. He just walks of. Like.... O another good ole gramps story! Jedi shit. We cant comprehend
One more reason our youth today need to understand our seniors HAVE SO MUCH VALUE AND WORTH. They have alot to offer and still teach us,what amazing musical talent the two of these gentlemen have.
its not that hard. i can do it after 6 hours practice. you just need to learn how to learn. i also play guitar bass violin drums sing chello flawlessly. also im good at drawing and painting. and im a master at chest.
You are a lovely young woman. Back in the late 1970s,shared a house with some great guys and you look a lot like the sister of one of them. She became a schoolteacher and was as beautiful at 50 as she was at 25. I can only hope you turn out as happy and balanced, with a career you like as Susan did. Pick the men in your life with care and all the best to you.
Thank you! I've just been awarded a second chance by the powers that be. I'm getting divorced and at age 51, am a full-time student at university. The future looks bright. And I am absolutely super picky about who will share my life in the future. I have no time to waste... Thanks again!! Much appreciated. 🙏🏼🕊☮💖🌞♾💯
@@davids.816 no son los inmigrantes del tercer mundo quien lo están haciendo. Son los USA imigrando sus ideas rasistas alrededor del planeta quien las acaba. Hay que ver la paja en el ojo propio para después juzgar. Freddie Toledo, 68 años ,Camuy, Puerto Rico. Somos una colonia de EU en el 2021.
T O T A L L Y A W E S O M E !!!! Seriously, I spent 1/4 of this video wiping tears of joy, the rest of the time taking such pleasure in your teamwork & taking time to make such beautiful music for all of us! Seriously, our country needs so many more generous artists as yourselves. Thank you with a full heart!
Made a huge mistake watching theis in public, tears rolled down my face like a baby. The older gentleman reminds me of my late father, he loved music and piano.
There was a public piano at Newcastle Central station and a homeless man used to always play classical music on there. He became so well known to the local shops and commuters that when they hadn't seen him for a while they became concerned. Turned out he had passed away and they held a public funeral for him. Lots of people went. Wish they would bring it back cause it's always nice to hear live music
What a beautiful moment! How lucky you are if you can play a musical instrument. I love them all, especially the piano. Learn to play an instrument while you're young...you'll never, ever regret it! I wish I had.
Only consolation for me is that I can still play a pretty mean hi-fi record player . but yes that,s inspirational stuff in an ugly place the world is in .
I am over 70 and now realize just how wise, and creative we older people can be! This is beautiful! I am glad younger people got to see this..love their smiles! Such nimble fingers!
2 diffrent continents , different language , different background , different culture , don t know each other , met at a train station somewhere , without any words to say without any introduction or presentation , have their music unite and creat this wonderful piece of art.
It definitely put a smile on my face! 😊😍 Not only did the elderly gentleman seem to enjoy himself playing, but someone else, a random stranger, actually took time out to approach him and spend a little time with him. We need more of this in the world.
Florence Morale I so agree with you! Trouble is, with this beastly virus, that looks unlikely. No social distancing here - just spontaneous, genuine togetherness! What a tonic.
Lily Martens There is a virus, but imo what we are being told about it is exaggerated in order to impose more control over our lives. Hegelian dialectic! It makes me very angry. It also irritates me profoundly how little most people are prepared to do in order to dig deeper and find out for themselves what is going on - not just with the virus but about the state of the world in general, and like sheep, just follow orders from above without question. I find all the current restrictions irritating and frustrating because they are unnecessary, and are causing untold hardship and doing irreparable harm. On a personal level I am able to deal with this and find alternative ways of living day to day because of my own happy home circumstances but others are far less fortunate. Many people’s lives and livelihoods, and the economy, are being ruined for no good reason. As for enjoying life, I really do - to the utmost of my ability!
The younger guy is a fantastic rhythm player!! He knows how to play and let the older fellow really go to town in the upper register. That is when it got special for me.
I wish the world could be like this. Saw Yanni on tv play live at the Acropolis in Greece and he brought the world together with music. It was phenomenal.
The music they play Is: 0:01 When You and I Were Young Maggie, 1:04 Mozart’s Rondo Alla Turca (Turkish March), 1:47 Scott Joplin The Entertainer, 2:59 Irish Washerwoman Jig, 4:21 Moonlight Sonata, 4:40 Danny Boy, 5:55 Way Down in County Kerry (Golden Jubilee)
Just two Irishmen who don't know each other, recognizing a kindred spirit. This right here is why we should take the time to spend with our elders. They have lived an entire lifetime of experiences and events and can only enrich the lives of those around them. I cannot express how much joy this just brought me. ♥️
It amazes me the skill that pianists show when they are able to sit down and play several songs and just switch back and forth in duets like nobody's business!
So much JOY expressed in these comments! All I can add is that these two gentlemen can teach piano in Heaven to people like me who love the piano but struggle to play a hymn flawlessly, as I long to do! What a God given gift, gentlemen. Thank you for sharing with so many🙏🏻❤️
Boy, I wish that was American's attitude everywhere - us older folks are just waiting to be crumpled up and tossed away like trash. Nice to hear someone say what you said, Paradise Soon
Hey There, while I love the sentiment, I kinda think this applies to all ages everywhere. I believe in talking time to talk to people, everyone has a story & that's what respect is, caring and time for all of us. Elderly always sounds so patronising, I know lots of folks older than me (57) & they'd wack me over the head if I said they were elderly!!! What most people want is just simple respect, courtesy & a little time. I know I do & my kids do & my friends ( all ages) do! I had a lady in my doctor's waiting room tell me "Everybody's had a hard life, what I like is having a good chat!!" My stepson is 24 & he is one of the wisest humans I know, he also loves to find out a person's story! 💖
Music Educator I'm from America and I totally agree with Paradise Soon! I work with the elderly too and do have great respect for them. However sadly you too are right. God Bless You!
I like it when a person can make a piano sing...the world needs more people like this senior citizen... the love and warmth that comes through is awe inspiring. God Bless Him!! The songs that he is playing I remember from long ages past...
@@chrish281 I don't remember the last time I've watched the news. I'd rather metal detect or ghost hunt, or do diamond pictures I get from Wish. The 'diamonds' are little bits of different colours plastics you glue on a canvas.
Feels like criticizing someone who is stoked music doesn't have a shelf life is Counterproductive to the Joy that a Doctorate of Music that Mr. K Exudes!
More people should realize this and take advantage of it! I would play music from their era.. There are some great memories attached to music! I know I put on my happy shoes and start singing, when I hear songs from my long ago.. 🥰
@@egal007I just checked it out and you are right, he has his own channel that started just after this video was dropped. Interesting, I bet this video inspired him to start his own channel!?!? MIND BLOWN 🤯
This was a magical moment , not just the people playing the piano, but for all watching. It has lifted the spirit of thousands of people. Play it again Sam!!!!!
@@xsleekytpog2365 The tune is called ' The Entertainer ' composed by the great Scott Joplin. Released as sheet music for people to play at home. Date of this fantastic piece history 1902. I am sure many people had great time stood around a piano at home or in pub/bar listening to this Rock and Roll of the time. Type of music is Ragtime. Hope this helps, please check out Scott's other work, although I believe this his best work. Regards 🤘❤✌🇬🇧
If you look at Beethoven's 9th on here, you will find that some people dislike that . Perhaps they suffer from one of the different psychological disorders that exist. Let me think up a name for this one., gerontopobia. That will do. .I expect the older gentleman had been a pro at one time.
This amazing senior, from the same country as me?! Bruh, oh the amazingness to it all! I want to be like this man! He is an inspiration to his fellow natives and no doubt to the rest of the world ^-^ Simply Awestruck. There is pure love to this musical instrument, and understanding among fellow humans. I'll treasure this video.
0:00 "When You and I Were Young, Maggie" 1:03 Mozart - "Rondo Alla Turca" 1:47 Scott Joplin - "The Entertainer" 2:59 "Irish Washerwomen" an Irish jig? 4:21 Beethoven - "Moonlight Sonata (1st Movement)"? 4:39 "Danny Boy" a traditional Irish melody. 5:55 "Golden Jubilee" an Irish song sung by Emerald Folk Group but I'm not sure about original.
As a 60-year old who played piano all through high school (and that's pretty much it), I can tell you this much: The older gent knows the piano inside and out. His memory and ability to improvise is beyond comparison. And, improvisation is hard. You have to have the right kind of brain to be able to bang out notes in the right key on the fly. Doing that quickly is even harder. The younger guy who happened along and joined in was amazing; he improv'd perfectly AND harmonized (even harder!!!). I'm in awe and this was great. Thank you for capturing and posting this video; it is a capsule of what life is about.
@@michellemonet4358 The younger man's last name is Kavanaugh, I can't remember his first. He does this all around the world. I've seen him play with many people. He's amazing
@@BreakingBrick , if you didn't get the distinction between "the people' and those who wish to be controllers, then you missed the point. "The People" don't want or cause war, those who are financially incentivized or driven by power do. Thank you for being caught up by semantics and missing the spirit of the point.
This is one of many reasons why the piano remains a beloved instrument. It is a wonderful mixture of challenging, stimulating, exciting, expressive and fun. And it's a terrific way to bond or simply play around with other people. Technology has its place, but the acoustic piano has a special kind of timeless quality.
I inherited an 1906 Hobart upright grand from my paternal grandmother, and the steel sound board makes a sound that is one-of-a-kind. It's been in TN, TX and WA state, then back to TX, and still sounds majestic. Electric keyboards can't match it.@@olenfersoi8887
Nothing more to say than a beautiful moment between strangers that met at the correct time with a passion for music that they spent years to learn to meet that very day. Simply beautiful
These are the magical moments that help the masses smile so big. The smile grows and grows sending shivers down the spine longitude by longitude . You can truly feel the wave surge thru the masses.
I used to work with dementia patients. I was always amazed at how pianists could play and singers could remember lyrics they hadn’t sung in years. Yet they had no clue what their name was.
Music truly is a part of your soul.
I worked at an assisted living and totally agree with what you said. I remember one particular lady who we had to walk her to the dining room for meals and remind her 3 or 4 times where we were going. Not every time, but once in a while when she finished eating, she would get up, walk to the piano in the corner and play the most beautiful music. When she finished playing we would walk her out. However, sometimes she would just stop playing, one of the staff would ask if she was ready to go. She would look them straight in the eye and say, "go, I thought you said it was time to eat." Oh I loved those people so much.
The music part of the brain isn’t hurt by the dementia
Depending on how severe the disease is, with given time it does. My aunt used to be a music teacher for the best of 60 years of her life and about a decade ago, when she was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s at the age of 84, she couldn’t remember and actively told us she couldn’t or didn’t know some pieces that she used to play and teach us play when we were kids. When she is on a good day she sits and plays quite a few of classics with the precision and dexterity that you wouldn’t be able to believe came from a 93yo, a little less than 5’tall Asian woman that has been battling her condition silently for almost two decades (at first it was just little things, but when her husband finally took her seriously and took her to see a doctor it was to the point she couldn’t remember her way back home and would often leave as if spirited away if nobody was nearby).
On bad days you could see the struggle in her eyes when she sat down the piano seat, staring around wondering where she was and why she couldn’t remember why she was there, the piano being the only thing she could recognize. Often times she would ask if she could go back because Ms. Morinaga was supposed to bring her daughter over for her lessons soon.
We had audio recordings of her playing many different pieces and her husband would play the cassettes to her, she would then play along but when asked what piece it was and if she knew who was playing she would often draw a blank. While the skills could stay as muscle memory and play along if shown, be it by playing with her or playing a tape of the music, she never, to the best of my knowledge, played any piece she played and taught of the period after her marriage on her own after being diagnosed. Lots of classics, but anything outside regular curriculum circa 1960’s simply didn’t exist even on good days.
😅 That's Soooooooo funny but 😢 🎉anyways p on
It has got nothing to do with "soul" and all about our brain and how it stores memories.
"Soul" is a female word that means nothing, like "spirituality" which is just religion without consequence.
It’s so sweet how the old man doesn’t want to stop playing and keeps saying one more song.
You can tell this just made him so happy! he know doubt has told everyone he knows about it..he was thrilled!
I think he saying one more song that isn't played enough. This is a great set list
Gems of life.
He just wants a friend to jam out with!! Awesome!
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Seeing the senior having fun just warms my heart :)
It's the best!
yeah, but for me they seem so sexy💋. maybe because when i was very young (like 5) my grandpa licked👅 me everywhere and I loved it💕. I still love it. my ultimate fantasy!!! 😍
@@adamuppsala1931 woah what? Like, EVERYWHERE? How is an adult male family member licking you everywhere(literally) okay? Are you feeling alright at least?
@@foxiedogitchypaws7141 same ;D
Ikea Uppsala tf
God bless this gentleman. I hope he's still with us, making the world a better place.
Still with us in Twickenham.
@@philipfeist5097 I THOUGH HE PASSED TO A BETTER PLACE ,CHUCKS .
@@anthonydowling3356 was married a few months ago to a lovely lady Evelyn
I am normally in bed by 2000 & 2100, found all this fantastic music stayed up until almost 2300! I am 80 years old, hope I can find this site again on the computer.
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This is making me cry. I am 75 and I so desperately wanted to learn to play when I was a kid, but we never had money for lessons. Oh! To be able to play like this. Heaven.
Its never too late man!
It’s never too late. Go for it!
Now iam 35 , I hv also same wish .. but never gets time for learning ..
Only way I found is with my 3 year old Son...
I have placed order for 1 piano and 1 guithar .. let's hope n pray .. my wish will accomplish on my loved sone..💕💕
You can do it!
Do it grandpa
I love the way the younger man keeps moving to spotlight the elder...such good fun.
ikr I thought that was sweet
....the respect for him
Jean Rivard Bertrand
He knew when he needed to get his hands out of the way of the man's playing. They anticipated each others movements.
Yes, well done! The senior pianist was cueing him with chord changes and key changes, they are both classically trained in music theory. 3rd song by Scott Joplin is one of the most fun to play. Brilliant!
@@tangogrrlThe Entertainer was always a favorite of mine to try and play, alas my fingers are too short to do it any justice. But you were right, it was fun to play!
Watching this in 2023 and what a smile it brought to my face! The world needs more blokes like this...carefree and willing to share their God given talent with us!!
I AGREE!
Remember my college's years when I was young hearing you both playing The entertainer by Scott Joplin ! thanks a lot to the other irish man who's playing these songs with You dr.K!😊
Me too 😂❤ the grand masters at play in public so relaxing. Just love them to pieces.
Share their hard earned talent, no magic needed.
i couldn’t stop smiling. this video makes me so happy
I love how musicians talk to each other through music.
You can even infuse emotions in music. Just sesarch that homeless guy who played come sail away in a public piano vs when he is no longer homeless. You can feel his despair on the first and then hope on his second play yet he played the same piece.
Their is only one musician and he doesn’t make it all about him.
It isn't only a meeting of the minds, but the souls!
It also speaks through age. Which is uncommon for any communication
We are often better at music than words.
They’re like kids on a playground. They found each other and they are playing!
3:45 - In all the fun they were having, Brendan just says: "G" and the old fella instantly changes his playing. I'm amazed. This old fella is amazing. Brendan - you GOTTA track him down and do more with him.....
EDIT: It was the OLD GUY that said 'G' - I'm sorry.... Still, Brendan.....you need to play more with this guy!!!!!
just 7 decades a bit late lol give or take a decade.
☺️❤️
Lisa Naomi nice
I love all the people with the big grins when they see them playing together. It's just so wholesome how a simple thing like music can make people so happy
This is the thing that happens when musicians get together. They can't help but collaborate. And two talented pianists like that? priceless.
James Judge What’s the song @ 1:50?
@@Turtlemilk Entertainer by Scott Joplin, it's awesome
I absolutely couldn't stop smiling. Still am! There is a dvd about dementia patients who sit for months in hospitals, unable to speak. Sitting in hospital beds, wheelchairs, then someone brings them earphones of their favorite music from back in the day.
Their face immediately lights up, they actually start humming, responding to this beautiful stimuli. I cried through most of this amazing dvd.
Music is a healer, as this precious video showed us, in the happy responses here. God bless these two wonderful musicians. They brightened my dark day!
My mum had Alzheimer’s and was in a semi-vegetative state most of the time. But when the staff played music from the 40s she would lift up her head and tap her feet and hands. When the music ended, she would revert back to that awful state once more. Music has such power as does the mind.
Toni Bennet at the end was having trouble with the names of his family. But when asked to sing one of his songs on stage, he knew every word.
As someone with no musical ability, this is like a super power to me
One I've worked on for 40 years (guitar) & am still absolutely useless! Had a mate a school who picked one up & played it in a lunchtime & went on to play in a band (Airrace) with *Jason Bonham* supporting some big names such as *Def Leppard & Queen!* Like math(s) you've either got it or you haven't!
Yes! And @Leiflvr, we have the ears, the hearts and take the time to listen all the way through to prove our super power is Very Appreciative Listener of Musicians.
Me too, man. Me too.
With enough time, dedication, and access to educational resources, most people can become this good. Of course some people may intuitively pick up certain skills faster, but that doesn't mean others can't learn that same skill. The best musicians in the world didn't become the best over night, and the vast majority of them practiced for countless hours. The difference is that they had a true passion to play their instrument and persevered.
The ability to listen to and appreciate this music is a superpower too!
That old man is a true pianist! So relaxed when he was playing! Amazing!
Yeah I found it unbelievable how he just casually played all the big classics like I drink my coffee
Absolutely. It's in his genes. I had an auntie like that. She could play any tune off the radio by ear. So wonderful to start the day with this video. Music keeps you young.
That old dude. Did his thing , then walked off like a BOSS. Gotta love that.
Ahahaha thought the same
He probably remembered that the misses was waiting on him
@@EL-gu1oy A man like that has a woman in every port. :D
It’s now 2023 & whoever you two gentleman are, you’ve made my soul sing. Thank you!☺️
Best comment on here, soul sing is a perfect way to put it
One is Dr K Brenden Kavanaugh who has this channel
Queenslander 🫡❤️👌
@@petejames9366 Oi Oi Oi 😆
Its 2024 now and Dr. k is a world wide celebrity. 🤣 Funny how fast things change. Especially when one particular video goes super viral.
I love the instant understanding, the "Change G" orders and the swapping positions. It's wonderful to see the immediate click of two musicians.
can you give me a timestamp?
@@Gavin-N 6:28 (might be a second earlier)
@@WreckRox Thanks, I found it somewhere around 3.40
At 3:40 he says “G”
6:27 thank you
I love to see senior citizens showing 2019 that they still the boss
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Jesus wants into everyone's heart.
My grandparents were very good ballroom dancers. About 20 years ago now, they were visiting us in South Africa and were at one of the malls. In one of the large stores a retired gentleman was entertaining customers with his piano playing. My grandparents did an impromptu waltz on the store floor in front of all the customers for which they received a well earned round of applause.
Exactly!
Yea me 2!
That's rich! Sometimes the best moments are accidental moments. You followed him and did not upstage him, class man.
Yes, that is real CLASS.
@@patrickchambers5999 it's so pure I love it.
So damn wholesome
It is noted 👍👍😁
@@hanseldsilva2393 that is what made my heart warm when I watched it.
I have become hypnotized watching these two great Masters play. My ears are singing, my heart is rejoicing that I got to hear this!
Couldn’t have said it better. Big smile on my face!
Nicht zu vergessen, es sind zwei: "ALTE WEISSE MÄNNER"! Und auf diese Beiden kann man stolz sein, denn die können voller Stolz etwas wunderbares präsentieren. DIE HABEN BESTIMMT EINEN ABSCHLUSS!!!
I have nothing to add. Your comment said it all, and I agree 💯.
I love this, old dude was like: “ahhh you speaka my language” 🖤🖤
Excellent 🙏🏻👌🏻
"He just smiled, and gave me a vegemite sandwich!"
You can tell hes like... O shit.
The force is strong Let go for it! And in the end. He just walks of. Like.... O another good ole gramps story! Jedi shit. We cant comprehend
Patrick Haynes on RUclips he made a channel!!!
Yes he speak English :)
One more reason our youth today need to understand our seniors HAVE SO MUCH VALUE AND WORTH. They have alot to offer and still teach us,what amazing musical talent the two of these gentlemen have.
I’m sure loads of young people appreciate the old. It needs to work both ways, many young people have lots to offer too
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@@c_rhynehardt I assume you are one who doesn't understand what a joke is.
c rhynehardt Good God Why are you feeding the trolls STOP IT!
Learn all you can. Honor our elders. Pass on the greatness.
I'm in absolute awe of people who can jam like this.
👏💕👏👏👏💕👏
It ain't all its cracked up to be
its not that hard. i can do it after 6 hours practice. you just need to learn how to learn. i also play guitar bass violin drums sing chello flawlessly. also im good at drawing and painting. and im a master at chest.
@@chaseniwa7971 Son, I want to see you do it all in 60 years!!! Your arrogance is disconcerning!!!
@@chaseniwa7971 I assume you mean CHESS, not chest
Every now and then, humanity bares its beautiful face. This is one of those moments. Bloody excellent gentleman! Thank you!.
Blessed be this uniquely talented gentleman who has lifted my spirit today in ways one cannot imagine.
Me also
Me toooo!!!
👍 🎉
Ditto
This made my day a little happier☺❤I hope you are doing well John.
I love when people do things like this and put smiles on people’s faces. We need more people like this in the world.😇
It's true though
🥰
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Hut ab,große Klasse einfach super es sollten mehr solch gute Musik machen .Danke
Simple be one of them 🥰
Absolutely magical!!
Two strangers shared an unforgettable moment in time!!💖💖💯
You are a lovely young woman. Back in the late 1970s,shared a house with some great guys and you look a lot like the sister of one of them. She became a schoolteacher and was as beautiful at 50 as she was at 25.
I can only hope you turn out as happy and balanced, with a career you like as Susan did. Pick the men in your life with care and all the best to you.
Thank you!
I've just been awarded a second chance by the powers that be. I'm getting divorced and at age 51, am a full-time student at university. The future looks bright. And I am absolutely super picky about who will share my life in the future. I have no time to waste...
Thanks again!! Much appreciated.
🙏🏼🕊☮💖🌞♾💯
@@paulmanson253 κλπ ο
Just great to see
Cheryl Kimble feeling just connected them thats called music
The universal language of music breaks down all barriers. This is awe-inspiring! I love it!!❤❤❤❤❤
Until the CCP arrive.
The world needs a lot more of this kind of stuff.
I love these piano playing ! Wonderful
KV . 381 ?
Third world immigration is killing "this kind of stuff" off.
@@davids.816 no son los inmigrantes del tercer mundo quien lo están haciendo. Son los USA imigrando sus ideas rasistas alrededor del planeta quien las acaba. Hay que ver la paja en el ojo propio para después juzgar. Freddie Toledo, 68 años ,Camuy, Puerto Rico. Somos una colonia de EU en el 2021.
It has, but it's being wilfully shut down. Look at all the musicians not working.
This old man is still very young, his hearing, his thinking, and his fingers, and his coordinating all of these are as fast as that of a teenager.
better than most teenagers actually
@@ExponentMars…I definitely agree with you on that one…👍❤️🙏🏼
One is NEVER too old to b creative have fun or learn!! My hats off to them, simply fabulous!!!!
Irish Tune in the middle!
Moral of this film use it or lose it
I wonder if this man could even fathom that his playing brought joy to 10’s of millions of people on here.
I think the main thing to him at that moment was that it brought joy to him. You can tell by his face how much fun he's having.
T O T A L L Y A W E S O M E !!!!
Seriously, I spent 1/4 of this video wiping tears of joy, the rest of the time taking such pleasure in your teamwork & taking time to make such beautiful music for all of us! Seriously, our country needs so many more generous artists as yourselves. Thank you with a full heart!
Absolutely!
Exactly
He came back for more on a different day. ruclips.net/video/6-cby6GKe9I/видео.html
Made a huge mistake watching theis in public, tears rolled down my face like a baby. The older gentleman reminds me of my late father, he loved music and piano.
Now your comment make me cry😢
When souls connect and responds to each other, it's a beautiful symphony
Beautiful words.
Exactly my thoughts!
Beautiful words that came directly from your soul and heart.
Just wonderful.
And why pianos should be in public places.
No, kids would destroy them and their parents would defend them.
@@daisymaefrench4041 I wouldn't because I own a keyboard but I can.see where you're coming from
Yep. Kids are little shits sometimes.
@@kroakie4 fuck you for saying this.
@@daisymaefrench4041 Aint that the truth, sorry to say.
My dad used to play like this. He's been gone for 20 years. This brought back such wonderful memories and joy!
He is in a beautiful place now, playing for the god's and goddesses. 🙂🍫
Sorry for your loss. May other wonderful people, like this senior gentleman, help fill the void in your life with peace and happiness.
I-
Oh my.
I'm so sorry for your loss.
Sorry for your loss. May God bless him
He didn't say that his father passed away. Maybe he just left...
Here in 2024 and this is still great, the old Irish guy is a champ 🥳❤🇮🇪
There was a public piano at Newcastle Central station and a homeless man used to always play classical music on there. He became so well known to the local shops and commuters that when they hadn't seen him for a while they became concerned. Turned out he had passed away and they held a public funeral for him. Lots of people went.
Wish they would bring it back cause it's always nice to hear live music
Was it old Joe?
Kat 69 haha haha who’s joe joe mama lmao xd funny
If the lad came to Newcastle he'd have hundreds of people stopping. Would make for a great video
awh.. rest in peace dude
That's so sad to hear that. May God bless him🙏
2 generations of masters of their art. Amazing
You made the old man happy
AleksPlayz - he made this old man very happy, too...!
@@jeffreynolds3848 And this one too and I bet it made Brendan also. This was a joy to watch :)
You all made ALL of us happy! Thank you!
The old man really knew how to play that piano.
@@zeenaabdura2971 they both do
What a beautiful moment! How lucky you are if you can play a musical instrument. I love them all, especially the piano. Learn to play an instrument while you're young...you'll never, ever regret it! I wish I had.
It aint late to start now!
Only consolation for me is that I can still play a pretty mean hi-fi record player . but yes that,s inspirational stuff in an ugly place the world is in .
Start now! You can learn so much in just a few years
Eeeeeeee
Eeeeeeeeeeeee
Anyone find themselves smiling the whole time. Brilliant.
It was awesome to watch. It can't help but make you smile.
and dance :))
Still smiling 😎
I had a stupid ass grin the whole time and didn't even realize it until you pointed it out to me... 2 months ago. 🤷😎
I was literally coming here to say that I had a stupid fucking grin on my face the whole time
I am over 70 and now realize just how wise, and creative we older people can be! This is beautiful! I am glad younger people got to see this..love their smiles! Such nimble fingers!
Tbh we younger people are more ruder and disrespectful but I was raised to be polite and respectful and I try to raise my son the same way
Suzanne Robbins I love you. I wish you a very good year. Older people is precious.
mike Something You made my day! Sending you a big mom hug!
Suzanne Robbins thank you very much. I really appreciate it. Thank you again.
Dear Susan greetings from Argentina!
2 diffrent continents , different language , different background , different culture , don t know each other , met at a train station somewhere , without any words to say without any introduction or presentation , have their music unite and creat this wonderful piece of art.
Not that different . . . both are Irish. But the music does unite them in a very special way.
Mijail nox you will find people like this in bongo Tanzania
This Kingscross saint pancras station London they quite a few place throughout and it's always such a joy when someone who can play jumps on
Two different generations
Mijail nox you just made half of that up they’re both irish....
See , us old folks are still alive. Fabulous music !!!!!
So nice to see people just enjoying themselves.
I agree :)
Being normal humans and not worrying if they forgot their masks.
two people? that's him from the future
I couldn't have said it any better my self 😁
Exactly😊
How wonderful. I can imagine everyone left with a smile on their faces. Music has a place in everyone’s heart. What a treat!
It definitely put a smile on my face! 😊😍 Not only did the elderly gentleman seem to enjoy himself playing, but someone else, a random stranger, actually took time out to approach him and spend a little time with him. We need more of this in the world.
Florence Morale I so agree with you! Trouble is, with this beastly virus, that looks unlikely. No social distancing here - just spontaneous, genuine togetherness! What a tonic.
Music heals.
Florence Morale k
Lily Martens There is a virus, but imo what we are being told about it is exaggerated in order to impose more control over our lives. Hegelian dialectic! It makes me very angry. It also irritates me profoundly how little most people are prepared to do in order to dig deeper and find out for themselves what is going on - not just with the virus but about the state of the world in general, and like sheep, just follow orders from above without question. I find all the current restrictions irritating and frustrating because they are unnecessary, and are causing untold hardship and doing irreparable harm. On a personal level I am able to deal with this and find alternative ways of living day to day because of my own happy home circumstances but others are far less fortunate. Many people’s lives and livelihoods, and the economy, are being ruined for no good reason. As for enjoying life, I really do - to the utmost of my ability!
Music truly brings people in this world together!
Yeah... and then he just walked off😂
Daniël Meijer lmao😂
It’s a universal language that doesn’t need translation. ;)
@@sulaimanyaacob590 because everyone understands it
Spend piano for pentagon.
A God giggle that these 2 very talented musicians would meet at just the right time & enjoy the universal language of music! 🎵🎶🎵
They change hands without missing one beat. Beautiful to watch how much joy this gave to both of them.
“MUSIC” is a universal language.... just wonderful ❤️
THAT is how you make an old man's day, month, maybe year true kindness . Bless you both.
The "magic" was in how much he brightened that fellows day! Absolutely golden!!
The younger guy is a fantastic rhythm player!! He knows how to play and let the older fellow really go to town in the upper register. That is when it got special for me.
two complete strangers conversing in the language of music.
John B And you assume they are strangers, because Why?
@@RedlineGarageHW Cus he watched it all and he actually tells you he dont know him? 06.55
Amazing
💕💞
I wish the world could be like this. Saw Yanni on tv play live at the Acropolis in Greece and he brought the world together with music. It was phenomenal.
The music they play Is: 0:01 When You and I Were Young Maggie, 1:04 Mozart’s Rondo Alla Turca (Turkish March), 1:47 Scott Joplin The Entertainer, 2:59 Irish Washerwoman Jig, 4:21 Moonlight Sonata, 4:40 Danny Boy, 5:55 Way Down in County Kerry (Golden Jubilee)
thankyou so much !!
Thx!!!!
This comment deserve more likes!
I never knew the names of these pieces. I remember hearing them in old looney toon episodes.
thanks sir
so beautiful..thinking of all the times that man played in his obvious long life...just lovely
Just two Irishmen who don't know each other, recognizing a kindred spirit.
This right here is why we should take the time to spend with our elders. They have lived an entire lifetime of experiences and events and can only enrich the lives of those around them. I cannot express how much joy this just brought me. ♥️
@cat Stapleton So very true, it connects all of us.
Totally agree! They're great fun to watch together and strangers at that. Music the universal language.
Nicely put ;) .
Totally agree too. But she got that Karen cut.
Looking at all the views tells me that the world is so hungry for the simple and pure things in life. Thank you for 10 minutes of tearful joy. 💙
Samson429 the necessities never change.
DITO WHY I GOT EMOTIONAL CONFUSED ME BUT IT WAS AWESOME TO SEE
Yesss im so done with today's cancerous pop culture we have today.
Cried and cried. Beautiful, just beautiful
Teared up and felt so happy watching this.
It amazes me the skill that pianists show when they are able to sit down and play several songs and just switch back and forth in duets like nobody's business!
So much JOY expressed in these comments! All I can add is that these two gentlemen can teach piano in Heaven to people like me who love the piano but struggle to play a hymn flawlessly, as I long to do! What a God given gift, gentlemen. Thank you for sharing with so many🙏🏻❤️
He’s so sweet
We need to love and respect the elderly as they can teach us so many things
They’ve had a hard life ...
sooooo true!!!!
Boy, I wish that was American's attitude everywhere - us older folks are just waiting to be crumpled up and tossed away like trash. Nice to hear someone say what you said, Paradise Soon
Hey There, while I love the sentiment, I kinda think this applies to all ages everywhere. I believe in talking time to talk to people, everyone has a story & that's what respect is, caring and time for all of us. Elderly always sounds so patronising, I know lots of folks older than me (57) & they'd wack me over the head if I said they were elderly!!! What most people want is just simple respect, courtesy & a little time. I know I do & my kids do & my friends ( all ages) do! I had a lady in my doctor's waiting room tell me "Everybody's had a hard life, what I like is having a good chat!!" My stepson is 24 & he is one of the wisest humans I know, he also loves to find out a person's story! 💖
Paradise Soon white hair demands for respect. That’s the culture I’m coming from
Music Educator I'm from America and I totally agree with Paradise Soon! I work with the elderly too and do have great respect for them. However sadly you too are right. God Bless You!
Dear Lord!!!
This is wonderful!
They speak the language of music and communicate fluidly with each other.
MARVELOUS!!!
SO very true~Only a few words🤩:)
Never thought that one day I'd be smiling for a straight 7 minutes, this video is a gem
Same
Me too!
YES!!!
Im happy for those men
Indeed
I like it when a person can make a piano sing...the world needs more people like this senior citizen...
the love and warmth that comes through is awe inspiring. God Bless Him!! The songs that he is playing I remember from long ages past...
We need more of this. Strangers coming together and simply having some fun!
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That's what I keep telling my mrs but she won't fecking have it . I even told her that she could stay downstairs and watch the TV .
This should be on the NEWS.
Have something positive for people to see for a change.
What?!?! You got something against Trump being in the news?? 😂😂😂
All they do is try to get rage clicks now...I've decided to ignore the news and do other things until the madness stops..like watch fun YT videos
I 100% agree, although the media only want to divide and demoralise us! They have no desire to show anything positive.
@@justacinnamonbun8658 Oh?! Is he in the news AGAIN?!! Ha,ha,ha . I thought he was still playing in the plane.
@@chrish281 I don't remember the last time I've watched the news. I'd rather metal detect or ghost hunt, or do diamond pictures I get from Wish. The 'diamonds' are little bits of different colours plastics you glue on a canvas.
The old man is really quick with the fingers still, you can tell he's played a LOT.
Feels like criticizing someone who is stoked music doesn't have a shelf life is Counterproductive to the Joy that a Doctorate of Music that Mr. K Exudes!
The way he's able to adapt and improvise, he's been a pro or a semi-pro at some stage in his life. He's way, way into the expert level zone.
@Jazzer2349 u ok?
He plays pubg as practice
What is the piece played from 1:08?
This guy made my day. I can’t stop smiling!
I volunteer in a senior center.
When we put on the music, they all wake up and are involved.
Music shall always live.
I feek you ^^ I worked in a Hospital for eldersl, and played in my lunchbreak for them :D
Ryugaai
Hope the staff appreciate you for doing that on your own time. Volunteers are the greatest.
Facts
More people should realize this and take advantage of it! I would play music from their era.. There are some great memories attached to music! I know I put on my happy shoes and start singing, when I hear songs from my long ago.. 🥰
This guy didn’t make this old man’s day, he made his year
Maybe even vice versa 🙃
@@egal007I just checked it out and you are right, he has his own channel that started just after this video was dropped. Interesting, I bet this video inspired him to start his own channel!?!? MIND BLOWN 🤯
@@goognoog392 Covid will change human DNA forever with or without vaccine. That was Darwin's point.
One or the other....probably both
And the old man made his!!!
This was a magical moment , not just the people playing the piano, but for all watching. It has lifted the spirit of thousands of people.
Play it again Sam!!!!!
Here's looking at you kid 😂😂
Absolutely magical!! 👏🏼👏🏼
"Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares".
Hebrews 13:2
Put a great big smile on my face 🤗
I thoroughly enjoyed their outstanding performance. Hats off to both artistes.. Волшебно!!! Мир держится благодаря таким людям..
the fact that they can do this just having met with out any sheet music or rehearsal is genuinely amazing.
What's the 3rd song they played called?
@@xsleekytpog2365
The tune is called ' The Entertainer ' composed by the great Scott Joplin.
Released as sheet music for people to play at home.
Date of this fantastic piece history 1902.
I am sure many people had great time stood around a piano at home or in pub/bar listening to this Rock and Roll of the time.
Type of music is Ragtime.
Hope this helps, please check out Scott's other work, although I believe this his best work.
Regards 🤘❤✌🇬🇧
@@lesallison9047 do you know the name of the first song?
@@oobtuse5171
Hi, I'm so sorry I do vaguely recognise it but I don't know what it's called. Regards.
That’s music theory for ya
How could anyone dislike this? They were terrific! Especially the man seated! 👍👍👏😄
If you look at Beethoven's 9th on here, you will find that some people dislike that . Perhaps they suffer from one of the different psychological disorders that exist. Let me think up a name for this one., gerontopobia. That will do. .I expect the older gentleman had been a pro at one time.
They clicked dislike thinking it was for download.
jealows assholes dislike everything.
Malcolm Plumridge wait they suffer from time events? That doesn’t make sense..
theyre just jealous they cant play like that😂
Look around everyone......no generation gap here. So grateful for the universal language of music.
I couldn't stop smiling; it was wonderful. Thank you gentlemen.
Aww this almost made me cry so good to see an older person happy playing music. Good tunes too.I love this.
Bare tunes blad
yes isn't it amazing how older people can play music....
Imagine how many people’s day were made better because of this... so many were smiling just watching them
I'm one of them,and I wasn't even there.
agree
Mia Cheong mine definitely!
Senior citizen?? Oh rubbish, I haven't seen such an youthful soul in a long time.
U sounds british
ゾクフロウ That’s what I was thinking
ゾクフロウ anything wrong with that I’m British and I can play the piano
oliver smith he wasn’t even talking any trash about being British and playing the piano he is saying the way he types sounds british
here here!
The old boy looked so happy to have someone taking an interest and join in.
Just imagine the many years of musical history in this lovely man's life.
You made his day, week, month! It's so much more fun to play duets than play alone.
Cinco. Quattro. Trio. Duet. Solo. Brooks story was so sad. (Binks sake one piece)
The older man literally played everything the younger man asked for, even knew the song of the guys hometown. This is once in a lifetime stuff.
Brendan (the guy with sunnies) and the older man are both from Ireland...so they grew up with the same traditional folk songs...
Plus they know classics like The Entertainer and Moonlight Sonata...
And the younger man was the old man in the past lol
Wait... Which are you saying is which?
This amazing senior, from the same country as me?!
Bruh, oh the amazingness to it all!
I want to be like this man! He is an inspiration to his fellow natives and no doubt to the rest of the world ^-^
Simply Awestruck. There is pure love to this musical instrument, and understanding among fellow humans. I'll treasure this video.
The harmony. Bravo!! They're so cute. This video made me smile and lighthen up my day.
Yeah man me too
This was incredible! Whoever heard DannyBoy played as a blues rag? More of this and the world is a better place. Amen!
Same here after the day I had 😁...
1:46 please sing name
Great..
0:00 "When You and I Were Young, Maggie"
1:03 Mozart - "Rondo Alla Turca"
1:47 Scott Joplin - "The Entertainer"
2:59 "Irish Washerwomen" an Irish jig?
4:21 Beethoven - "Moonlight Sonata (1st Movement)"?
4:39 "Danny Boy" a traditional Irish melody.
5:55 "Golden Jubilee" an Irish song sung by Emerald Folk Group but I'm not sure about original.
QKing Wang mvp
Not original， copy from others
I thought I was the only one old enough to recognize‘When You and I Were Young, Maggie.’
QKing Wang THANK YOU!!!
Thank you so much mate :)
As a 60-year old who played piano all through high school (and that's pretty much it), I can tell you this much: The older gent knows the piano inside and out. His memory and ability to improvise is beyond comparison. And, improvisation is hard. You have to have the right kind of brain to be able to bang out notes in the right key on the fly. Doing that quickly is even harder. The younger guy who happened along and joined in was amazing; he improv'd perfectly AND harmonized (even harder!!!). I'm in awe and this was great. Thank you for capturing and posting this video; it is a capsule of what life is about.
Well said! Such a pleasure!
@@michellemonet4358
The younger man's last name is Kavanaugh, I can't remember his first. He does this all around the world. I've seen him play with many people. He's amazing
Beyond magnificent!!!
Ramphastos333, I’ve been playing since age 4. I’m 66. These men are few and far between. They’re having a blast!!
Amazing grandfather.He did a young man with glasses.😂👍
Best duo yet. Two generations of great!
People should play more music together. There would be less war and atrocities on this world.
Thanks for sharing!!
Unfortunately no there wouldn't because people don't create wars, governments do.
@@richarddixon3639 and governments are consisting of people, a weird greedy bunch of human people.
@@BreakingBrick , if you didn't get the distinction between "the people' and those who wish to be controllers, then you missed the point. "The People" don't want or cause war, those who are financially incentivized or driven by power do. Thank you for being caught up by semantics and missing the spirit of the point.
GOOD LUCK WITH THAT! 🙌🙌🏃🏃🏃😀😀😁😂😂😂😂😂😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Would be nice if Donald TRump would read this and take your advice :-)
The older gentleman must've had all the ladies gathering around his piano when he was younger
Shit man, I'd hang around his piano now, that dude has SKILL
Still gathered!😬
And he must've been playing more than just keys
With fingers like that I'm sure he did..
This had 666 likes.
There's still goodness and moments of innocent joy in the world today. We were lucky this one was caught on camera.
Maicey Throckmorton Amen! Pure joy!
Yes we were (and are) lucky.
What are the chances that I would see such a loverly post by the one an only Cinderella-sweet girl of Cambridge: Maicey Throckmorton
This is one of many reasons why the piano remains a beloved instrument. It is a wonderful mixture of challenging, stimulating, exciting, expressive and fun. And it's a terrific way to bond or simply play around with other people. Technology has its place, but the acoustic piano has a special kind of timeless quality.
On the other hand, you can put an electronic keyboard in a backpack and take it anywhere~!!
I inherited an 1906 Hobart upright grand from my paternal grandmother, and the steel sound board makes a sound that is one-of-a-kind. It's been in TN, TX and WA state, then back to TX, and still sounds majestic. Electric keyboards can't match it.@@olenfersoi8887
Man that old dude sure can play his fingers are flying.
Me thinking I type fast on my keyboard is a big yikers compared to this lmao
Glen it’s disrespectful to call them old
@@ramen4life856 no its not lol
Cocolico 090 no it aint
@@xXicOdMoDziXx hahahaha
Wow man, not only did you make this man's day. But mine as well. Thank you very much for your kindness. That was great!
Nothing more to say than a beautiful moment between strangers that met at the correct time with a passion for music that they spent years to learn to meet that very day. Simply beautiful
FABULOUS
I don’t think they’re strangers but maybe so
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Thanks be to God. What beautiful gifts!
These are the magical moments that help the masses smile so big. The smile grows and grows sending shivers down the spine longitude by longitude . You can truly feel the wave surge thru the masses.
These random occurrences are special and makes one smile! I bet Grandpa had a blast too 🤗🤗🤗🤗
I think we all did listening!
The level of wholesomeness here is outstanding. Amazing!
Jean Alves I agree!
Jean Alves...You're not kidding my friend!
kretrennç
@@armenian_nightmare33 opp0
Joy
You can tell he made this “young” man’s day! I love it!
Omg...when he started i couldn't believe how dexterous he/his hands were. Then my jaw dropped again as he kept on. Wow what a great player.