Almost everyone has watched the 1988 film Big featuring Tom Hanks – and if you haven’t, you’re definitely missing out.
This movie scene is truly unforgettable and iconic. It features Tom Hanks and Robert Loggia coming together for a remarkable performance of “Heart and Soul” and “Chopsticks” on a giant piano at the toy store. It’s a moment that will stay with you long after the movie ends.
Since the film’s release, floor pianos have become a popular addition to department stores and toy stores worldwide. And, naturally, people are constantly trying to replicate that unforgettable performance from the movie.
Since then…some people have been lucky enough to play it – like Alexander Dennis Volk.
Alexander ‘Dennis’ Volk has been improving his piano skills for a few years, earning him the affectionate nickname of Mister Piano. Dennis thoroughly enjoys discovering public pianos or keyboards and entertaining unsuspecting passersby with his music.
Mister Piano, also known as Dennis Volk, has undergone a remarkable transformation from a mischievous class clown to a highly talented and innovative piano entertainer. From the start of his career, he primarily performed as a pianist for various events, showcasing his unique style and innovative approach. His shows and ideas have led him to numerous TV programs and gained popularity among organizers throughout Europe.
In a captivating video shared by Mister Piano on YouTube, he mesmerizes a growing crowd at the mall by skillfully playing a massive piano with his feet.
First, Dennis starts playing the famous ‘Heart and Soul’ that we all know and adore. Soon enough, his partner joins him to enhance the performance. With their piano-inspired costumes, the barefoot duo effortlessly hopped from note to note, flawlessly performing the song without missing a beat.
As Dennis pauses to give his partner a chance to shine, he urges the audience to applaud her in sync with the music – it was an incredibly heartwarming moment.
The crowd at the mall was absolutely thrilled by their incredible performance, and once the video was shared on YouTube, it gained an impressive 5 million views in no time.