Thanks a ton for the gleeful encouragement, backwardecho! If I remember correcly, I was actually really tired on the day I recorded this improvisation. But I don't think my hands/fingers got tired. While I play some fast stuff here and there, I think I subconsciously avoided anything which puts too much of a strain on the fingers!
When playing select difficult pieces though, my hands can tire really quickly :'D

Thank you for listening and for reviewing, Quarl!
Yeah :) While the sound certainly isn't the best, the authenticity is worth something, in the very least.
I'm glad that this did something for you ^ ^
It's really fun to spend some time playing on real pianos at the university, since I only have an electrix one at home :D

Awesome! Thank you for listening to it, and on youtube too :)
Also, thanks for the praise :p
I wish I could play guitar as well as you ;)
If I would've uploaded my improvisations from say 4-5 years ago, you could see how much I've improved. Anyone can learn to play like this; I know this for certain, since I don't actually have a good sense of pitch. The secret is to just do random things enough until you start to see some kid of patterns to it, and your fingers get used to moving like you want to. And ofc, to look confident as if you planned every move and sound ^ ^

Wow, did you really listen to everything? That's got to lie somewhere between 3-4 hours, right? Because of the long improvisations, mostly :p
Oh yeah, I'm having a ton of fun playing on youtube! I wish I had more time to record though :V

Those are some interesting favorites! But maybe you're more into the calm and harmonic stuff :)
And oh yeah, it's probably not the very most used word, but it's definitely up there. That's because it's true xD

Thank you for listening to my stuff, and for leaving a nice review on top of that :3