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galaxian06 6 months ago
I used to play this piece... but I don't think I could play it as cleanly as you did -- nice job!
milograamans 2 years ago 5
You are a great pianist!
thanks for sharing
cheers
ovidiov 2 years ago
Thank you very much!
criseluka 2 years ago
Impresionant
andreihromania 2 years ago 2
You looked very pleased with yourself when you walked away from this performence and indeed you should have been it was a tremendous performance. Regards David
forwardtenth 2 years ago 7
Very Good!
Great technique and expression
AdaPianoSchool 2 years ago 5
Thank you!
criseluka 2 years ago
That was wonderful! Love your smile!
pianogirl98 2 years ago 6
It is a wonderful performance! Many,many stars!!!
allanikitskaya 2 years ago 6
Another Excellent one!
bubblabu 2 years ago 4
what a talent!! Barvo, Bravo!!!!
5 stars :)
Chopin1986 2 years ago
Great job!
Dancsins 2 years ago
You are very talented!
keikoyusaku 2 years ago
Good job!
maxalicia78 2 years ago
magnifique
decouhelem 2 years ago
vraiment excellent !!!!!
musicat63 2 years ago
bravo C
unalegeli 2 years ago
Lovely played ^-^
dzeljpiano 2 years ago
And this piece is excellent too!Great job!
pianno98 3 years ago
Great job! Great tempo! Bravo!
kiulyana 3 years ago
Great nice! Keep it up!
molie987 3 years ago
Great job!!! I like this song.
theotse 3 years ago
well done!!
aawpiano2007 3 years ago
Great tempo in the beginning!
Try to keep it steady in the middle section!
Also, try to relax your shoulders - it will help hands and fingers to stay together too.
pianoteaching 3 years ago
That's excellent, and with a terrific tempo too! Schumann called it "Knecht Ruprecht," and in English it's usually called "Knight Rupert," though "Servant Rupert" would probably be a better name. In some countries Knecht Ruprecht is the most famous helper of Saint Nicholas, Santa Claus or Father Christmas. He rewards good children with gifts and beats the bad children with a stick or switch. He takes away the worst children in his bag. You can almost hear this story in Schumann's music!
MusicDoLove 3 years ago
I really like people with such back ground knowledge take time to put it in the comment for these young musicians, it feeds them as well as other audience. Thank you!
aawpiano2007 3 years ago
I like your comment!
aawpiano2007 3 years ago