Bach's Prelude In C Major(BWV 933). Harold Richter - Piano

[MrCommonsense743]

I can feel every moment of your playing. Beautiful, & thanks for the performance

[haroldrichter]

@MrCommonsense743, thanks for watching. I  appreciate that.

[haroldrichter]

@MrCommonsense743, thanks for watching. I appreciate that.

[Ivanhoe2]

Bravo. I have just spent an enjoyable 20 minutes or so listening to a few of your uploads. I shall be back to enjoy more. Very best wishes to you! You have, of course, a splendid surname for a pianist,,,,memories of the great Sviatoslav.

[haroldrichter]

@Ivanhoe2 Thank you Ivanhoe, give me a shout some time and lets link up.

[Slywolf117]

HIs Minuets and little preludes, along with some of his other works, were actually exorcises rather than actual musical works, though they sounded more like works than exorcises, because they test the musicians abilities to reach, their dexterity and hand-eye coordination. I can't play this one yet but i'm working on it, still stuck on one of his other ones. You're good, really good :)

[haroldrichter]

@Slywolf117 Well said my friend. Good luck with your practice.

[ybbob57]

Enjoyed the performance.......much thanks!

[haroldrichter]

@ybbob57, Thank you very much. Visit again.

[mario1994444]

You should have a legato in the left hand in the first part but you are really great!

[haroldrichter]

mario1994444 Thank you, advice well noted.

[slizzler1]

excellent!

[SirWWW]

Nice!

[VanoGT]

i like baroque music too. good playing )

[haroldrichter]

Thank you very much, Baroque music is awesome!

[EmperorCQX]

I like your performance, may i ask? Are you a Baroque lover?

[haroldrichter]

Thank you very much. I love Baroque music especially the music of Bach and Domenico Scarlatti.

[haroldrichter]

Thank you Matthew, i wasn't too satisfied with the way i played it though, hopefully i will upload a better version of this piece later. Bach is just amazing, there are tons of his pieces that i will be uploading in the future.

[JAYASEKERA]

Excellent, Harold. I've never heard this one before. Bach seems to have a never ending selection of perfectly written music, and you interpret it very well, Sir. *****