Baby learning piano by noodling

[Strays Dave]

 

 

https://youtube.com/shorts/JnRsoISN5n4?si=eQIMPjHBFdLR6eFv

[KuruPrionz]

That's awesome, thanks for sharing!

[David Emm]

Aw, big deal. Call me when he's 3 and has his hand independence rolling! 😁

 

That was wonderful to behold. He could easily wind up quite happy, miserable or both as a premier player. That already feels like the base for a nice ambient noodle. I hope the family encourages it. Taking joy in music early on is a good way to juice up your life's battery.

[Threadslayer]

I got a kick out of watching him trying to get his little fingers to hit the intervals he was going for. Like me trying to hit a tenth in my left hand reliably - but in his case it was a minor third. Fascinating to watch. Thanks for posting this.

[Strays Dave]

The baby seems to be enjoying playing. If he keeps this up over time he may be something akin to a Keith Jarrett, Jacob Collier, or even Erroll Garner. I think Erroll Garner started as a tot. With an older brother who played.  But I'm thinking there's some sort of neurological advantages in starting very young, like 3 or so.   I don't have knowledge about this, but there seems to be this pattern. 

 

Anyone know about very early brain development in this area ? Maybe I'll look for a YouTube video.