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  • @Fervorum I' m pesaroso você não gostou do som do órgão. É muito barroco.

  • how much time did you need to play it?

  • @MsMariaPiano A few hours. I used to play this piece as a youngster.

  • i dont get diis song.. wat tempo is it s'ppsed to playy?? dey sed as dast as possible n u kind of did thatt well done!! :)

  • be slower =) Everything else - perfect

  • Really nice i try to learn it, but it's not easy iv'e got the first part, but the rest of it?. No..

  • this piece sounds like it was originally written for organ. Well, I don't know if it was really like that, so i just guessed.

    Anyway, you made this piece sound so beautiful with this organ sound.

  • Thank you.

  • @odie720706 It was originally written for 'keyboard' so really the harpsichord. Works on the organ, though.

  • thats so cool i have the same keyboard not the same skills thu lol can u do a tutorial on how to play this piece i already the arpeg part of it an i can play it at that speed but i cant read music and i dont know the rest

  • give me a little time and I will put together a video playing it in slow motion so you can follow it.

  • You should learn how to read music it is a very useful skill lol when playing any type of keyboard.

  • I like how the organ helps with the sustained notes but I am very curious on hearing that same good interpretation on a piano. Kudos on a clean performance.

  • I think the organ version of this piece is quite nice. On the piano, I think the notes get blurred very easily.

  • great playing, i love this piece.. just that you show no emotion whatsoever.. :D

  • Thank you for the compliment on my playing. In my case the fingers show the emotion.

  • This piece wasn't designed to have emotion, it's barok music and it was written for the harpsichord. With a harpsichord you canot change dynamics and you can't show emotion. This is also a warmup piece used to prepare for concerts and isnt generally acctually used in performances, so its not like it would even matter if there were emotions anyway.

  • yaaaaaa rock'n roll papi!!!

  • CPE Bach considered his dad to be old fashion. But I enjoyed this piece being played in the baroque spirit!

  • Excellent! This is a true masterpiece by Carl Phillip Emmanuel Bach (for those who don't know, he was one of the Johann Sebastian Bach's sons), played in the true baroque spirit! Just one little hint: you can add more reverb, so it will sound like you're playing on a big old German church ;-)

  • cool!

    I play it too, but you're better man!!!!

  • Thank you. Keep practising. That's all it takes.

  • Very good performance with clear and clean touch. It sounds nice with organ sound!

  • it's k but the organ sound gets on my nerve^^

    play it on an really good piano and it will sounds much better

  • organ music always reminds me of vampires

  • I'm working on Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D Minor. Now that's real vampire music.

  • Super! Je suis tres piano/clavecin, j'avoue que la j'avais un doute à l orgue (surtout pour le Solfegietto) mais la, c'est super! merci!

  • Merci Beaucoup!

  • absolutely nice.You respected bach's spirit.

  • Thank you for your kind words. I am working on a few other Bach pieces which I will post shortly.

  • i really enjoyed it

  • Great!

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