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Browse piano sheets by Bill Wurtz on Zen Virtual Piano. Bill Wurtz is a musician who also makes videos, and he says he trained himself in theory and is wholly self-taught. "Late Nite Lounge with Loud Lenny" was his first published composition, recorded on June 17, 2002. He made his first vocal song, "stuck in a rut", in March 2005. He says he had an extremely early start, with access to records, television, a piano or keyboard instrument and a drum set. His claim to be wholly self-taught in theory and his remark about an extremely early start may suggest early access to instruments alongside learning on his own. Wurtz edited short videos from his website to fit Vine's six-second restriction and uploaded one to Vine nearly every day before moving to YouTube. A friend advised him to put material that had lived only on his website onto YouTube, and he opened his channel there in September 2013. On May 10, 2017 he released the 20-minute video "History of the Entire World, I Guess", which took over 11 months to produce, including almost three months of research. The six-second Vine edits and the 20-minute world history video may point to a wide range in the length of his videos. Wurtz won the Shorty Award for "Tech & Innovation: Weird" on April 11, 2016, and his acceptance speech consisted solely of the words "Thank you." After publishing "Might Quit" in 2019, he did not post videos to YouTube for nearly two years, then returned in 2021 with "Here Comes The Sun", debuting a new 3D animation style while keeping his aesthetic. The nearly two years away from YouTube and the new 3D animation style that came with his return may point to a change between two groups of videos. In 2025 he produced "I'm a Kid" by Phoebe Katis, his first time producing for another artist. His own songs and the 2025 production for Phoebe Katis may suggest that his work with music has widened beyond his own videos.
Browse piano sheets by Bill Wurtz on Zen Virtual Piano.
Bill Wurtz is a musician who also makes videos, and he says he trained himself in theory and is wholly self-taught. "Late Nite Lounge with Loud Lenny" was his first published composition, recorded on June 17, 2002. He made his first vocal song, "stuck in a rut", in March 2005. He says he had an extremely early start, with access to records, television, a piano or keyboard instrument and a drum set. His claim to be wholly self-taught in theory and his remark about an extremely early start may suggest early access to instruments alongside learning on his own.
Wurtz edited short videos from his website to fit Vine's six-second restriction and uploaded one to Vine nearly every day before moving to YouTube. A friend advised him to put material that had lived only on his website onto YouTube, and he opened his channel there in September 2013. On May 10, 2017 he released the 20-minute video "History of the Entire World, I Guess", which took over 11 months to produce, including almost three months of research. The six-second Vine edits and the 20-minute world history video may point to a wide range in the length of his videos.
Wurtz won the Shorty Award for "Tech & Innovation: Weird" on April 11, 2016, and his acceptance speech consisted solely of the words "Thank you." After publishing "Might Quit" in 2019, he did not post videos to YouTube for nearly two years, then returned in 2021 with "Here Comes The Sun", debuting a new 3D animation style while keeping his aesthetic. The nearly two years away from YouTube and the new 3D animation style that came with his return may point to a change between two groups of videos. In 2025 he produced "I'm a Kid" by Phoebe Katis, his first time producing for another artist. His own songs and the 2025 production for Phoebe Katis may suggest that his work with music has widened beyond his own videos.
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Bill Wurtz is a musician who also makes videos, and he says he is wholly self-taught.
Wurtz's first published composition was "Late Nite Lounge with Loud Lenny", recorded on June 17, 2002. His first song with vocals, "stuck in a rut", was created in March 2005.
He opened his YouTube channel in September 2013, after a friend advised him to post material that had lived only on his website. Before that he uploaded a video to Vine nearly every day.
Wurtz released this 20-minute video on May 10, 2017. It took over 11 months to produce, including almost three months of research.