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Crazy! China Boy plays Rock Canon Piano Version after Japan Composer Prof.Takushi Koyama

Shylium plays modern take on J.Pachelbel’s Canon. You can download the sheet from Takushi Koyama’s home page http://homepage3.nifty.com/poohsuke.

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  3. Amazing that both pianists are perfectly coordinated! Where does one find
    a piano with dual opposing keyboards anyway??

  4. I wonder if he practised both hands at the same time. What I do, is I
    practise one hand to perfection, then I practise the other one so after I
    can put them together and try to play with both hands.?

  6. I don’t know if you guys notice but the hand in the left is an adult hand
    or an older kid and the other one was like a hand of an 10 year old?

  7. A guy in the comments say that the left hand is a hand of an adult and the
    right is a 10 year old. I think he is right. What do you guys think??

  11. Supongo que no será de vuestro estilo, pero es interesante ver cómo se toca
    una pieza de #Rock con el #Piano ?

  15. Fake dual look at their shorts they have same color = same person only
    image but very good pianist though?

  18. when I grow up I want to be china boy, but i am ‘murican, and I can’t even
    math or do rubik’s cubes.?

  20. ………………………………………………….MIND
    BLOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HAVE A COOKIE!!!!!?

  21. i like it haha ive laughred a lot becuz my version seems too slow cuz ive
    learned for a month playing piano . HOpe to be like you?

  22. I wish there were an iTunes version of this
    I printed out the score, and tried it myself. I am not very fluent, but I
    know how it goes. I try to play it over once everyday.?

  27. Why do MANY black women still care if a black guy dates a white women
    especially the successful black men???

  28. In response to people saying that he’s allowed to be racist because he’s
    black… No. He’s allowed to be racist because he’s a comedian. Just like a
    white comedian can be racist, because it’s just jokes. I’m white and think
    Chris Rock is hilarious. If you’re so easily offended don’t watch stand up.?

  29. Chris Rock says exactly what the masses are thinking even other comedians
    who are to afraid to go there. Comedians and Artist are more or less the
    only people who can vent their thoughts and opinions on a mass scale
    without the backlash and the risk of being called racist etc because its a
    art form. For those people below who are offended by what he is saying ,
    its fine its just not for you so y comment and even watch. Everything Isn’t
    For Everyone.?

  30. to all the black men: no fucking body gives a flying fuck who you date or
    fuck okay? can you stop beating that dead horse now? and concentrate on
    doing something that would actually be of benefit to society? thanks bye?

  31. Watched the first few minutes. It just strikes me as odd.

    A white comedian hardly ever mentions race in a set. Some mention religion
    like Jackie Mason.

    Yet the start of this set is all about the fact that Michelle Obama is
    black.

    If it’s all about race then why ?

    To me how can black people go on and on about being marginalised when they
    perpetuate divisions by their actions?

    Wouldn’t it be better for a black man to tell jokes without racial
    undertones ? Maybe he does elsewhere anyone know if he does ??

  32. Geez – can’t black stand-ups talk about something other than being black
    just for ONCE in their fucking lives.
    Get over it – No-one gives a fuck if you’re black or not.?

  35. As usual, Black comedians have only one topic to talk about: The colour of
    the skin.

    Today the real racists are the black people …

    He ist total boring …

    “Best Comedian Ever” ???? What a joke, and that is only joke here. He is
    nothing.?

  36. Y’all some weirdos; trying to dissect the racial context of a comedy show.
    Just enjoy and laugh.?

  37. I like the way he paces back and forth on the stage like he’s ranting…I
    do the same thing but I’m not nearly as funny.?

  38. Probably the funniest person alive. When you read about Mark Twain and HL
    Mencken, it’s easy to see the role Chris Rock plays in modern discourse on
    every topic.?

  40. I’m learning a lot about the black community on this day.?

  41. It’s comedy people. It’s meant to be funny. You’re over thinking it. Just
    chill out and have a laugh. Besides, if you’ve forgotten, our planet is
    like a speck of dust in the universe. We are nothing in the grand scheme of
    things, so get over you bullshit aversions to one another and have a
    fucking laugh.?

  42. lol, you guys wanna know the reall reason? Black guys will date white women
    or black women, but white guys will only date white women. So if black guys
    start going for white girls the black girls will have no one. Of course
    this isn’t alays the case, but in my experience, white guys are much less
    attracted to black women as black men are to white women. This is likely
    due to the media, but I won’t get into that,?

  43. “Best Comedian Ever” Wellllll, let’s agree to disagree. I’d rather not
    listen to a one-hour bit revolving around racist jokes and other racial
    slurs?

  46. … I’m 2 minutes in and I haven’t laughed once, so I strongly disagree
    about that whole Best Comedian Ever thing…?

  47. This was okay. The amateur editing job was really annoying and kept me from
    enjoying this as much as I should have.?

  48. When I was a kid I watched black and white 480i TV, even then I thought we
    can do better than this.
    Now 30 years later I’m watching 120i video.
    Luckily Chris’s talent (albeit PG vs Eddie Murphy) makes up for it.
    Where can I buy the Bluray??

  49. All these people butthurt about Chris Rock’s comedy and the racism etc. You
    *CLEARLY* have not heard much of Richard Pryor’s stand up. And that was
    when real racism was commonplace.?