Pavane pour une enfant defunte

[kkesoj]

This piece and the Rachmaninov Rhapsody on Paganini's 18th are the two most beautiful soft classical compositions I have heard. (yes maybe I have not heard many classical pieces.) Romantic love can be gotten out of these two. People falling in love for each other. (Yes, I know, this is a music recognizing death)

[1TheWholeArmorofGod]

Excellent! You haven't logged in for 6 mo's, don't know if you will get this message, but anyway I hope to play this way some day,very inspiring:)

[WillemWoutW]

I really like your interpretation of this piece. If you have the opportunity to record it with better sound and repost this, it will be one of the better if not one of the best Pavanes on You Tube. Thank you for your wonderful music.

[hoagy1]

gorgeous setting...and a gorgeous piece....

shame about that sound though...

[rickstill122]

This is a song and a piece and the white noise in the background takes nothing away from the beauty of the music OR from the fantastic playing.

[hoagy]

i disagree...i think the constant computer bleeping is a little distracting...

[hoagy]

that's not to say that the playing isn't amazing as well...cause it is...

[fortissimo25]

w/e i kno wut i mean, i play piano too

[fortissimo25]

i luv this song

[seafeliz]

This is a musical piece -- not a song.

[rldewilde]

it's a song, a peice played making it a SONG. dont act all qualified, your not the only musition out there

[KarrotKun1]

lol i knooo the soundddd ahhhhhhhh *explode*

[wurlybird9]

what's with the weird noise in the background? did you do that on purpose to make it sound old?

[annalabelle]

yes...it makes the music quite unenjoyable  :(((