Bach A Minor Fugue #20 from WTC Book 1

[Kiwimagik]

Are you playing in a church? F*** you're the coolest guy ever.

Which church is it by the way?

[Kneenibble]

I also find this fugue exciting, but I'm a green olive if I can play it myself.

Lovely.

(The light makes your long fingernails look painted a grayish opal colour, which is sexy.)

[llamasownyou]

Very nice playing, but I reccomend clipping your fingernails...

[Seabamirum]

eh, i prefer not to. it hurts when they're too short

[etude12]

I have the same problem!- It's okay: Horowitz had it, too, so we're in good company!

Anyway, if there's clicking, you know you have good technique!

Do you play the Prelude to this?- it has excellent potential tobecome quite beautiful and ethereal. Very train-of-thought (and hard to memorise!)

[Scrithe]

This is one of the few Bach recordings posted by an amateur (I assume) I have heard on Youtube. Nice job.

[sstrunks5555]

Where the heck is this? It looks like you're in a mausoleum or something o.O

[hydr5]

hillbrooks: In my opinion, this is the masterpiece of WTC Book 1 and one of bach's best pieces of all time.

[TzuHsinYang]

I agree with you

[hydr5]

Well played, sir. I have only one criticism is to be careful not to speed up entire sections, but rather certain phrases.

[hillbrooks]

I've been playing this piece and personally, i think that it is repetitive and noisy. haha. but i like the motif appearing everywhere in the piece within the 4 voices

[pianofolle]

Good control, sound, and clarity too. I allow myself to say 2 things. 1. It would be nice to have dynamical contrasts, more 'colours' 2. when a musical episode finishes and a new one comes, u could use a small, almost unperceptible pause to separate them; thus avoiding the feeling of musical phrases running breathless one after another

[iPearls]

*Well

[iPearls]

This is beautiful. You played it will