Domenico Scarlatti : Sonata in G Major K.427 by Marko MELES

[BizzMarki]

Wow, that is very fast! People are so quick to criticize when they think people play too fast but I like hearing varying speeds. It's nice to hear a super rapid version some times ya now? It's like having a double shot of espresso, wakes ya right up!

[kainempire]

That's really good!!



[mylovelylittleone]

Loved it, good luck! :>

[GerardvanR]

You have now performed this sonata in 1.58. Can you try it in 1.57 or perhaps 1.56, may be 1.55? I wonder.

[markomelesmiha]

What for?

[GerardvanR]

@markomelesmiha Because the indication is : as fast as possible. It it like a race with yourself, a race how fast your fingers can run. Perhaps you can play it faster as you do on this video, with more practice. But my question is: is it still music?

[lovesGenet]

afta cziffra, hamelin Nanacarrow we go to da beginning keybored and dare iz da term i wont. horror vacui. nicely played gives an idea of Scarlatti own circus of diffi-CULT.

[vulcanusemortus]

i agree, it is hard to catch that all this quickly... but i've been looking a lot at this sonata and it is a very pretty piece. this is very well performed, especially at this tempo, it's definitely all there.

[PoopShitMario]

You Beethovified it lol.

[simipiano]

Grandieuse intérprétation Monsieur, très équilibrate et au meme temp brillante et gracièuse. C'est un excellent travail. Bravo 5*****

[Viscamo]

You have a very good technic, but I am missing something

[markomelesmiha]

Try listening once again because one can barely catch anything in less than 2 minutes...lol...

[Rouggemusic]

Très grande classe Marko... Vraiment, félicitations! Je suis impressionné et très fier d'être désormais ton élève! En espérant maintenant que l'élève soit digne du maître et que notre collaboration soit fructueuse... Fingers crossed! Et surtout au travail, car il y en a!!!

A très vite. F.

[SarrasaniPianoCircus]

Congratulations. A good mix of control and

adequately fast tempo. Here lives the baroque

"horror vacui".

All best,

Sandro

and W Scarlatti