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  • I've followed all three YouTube videos of you playing this piece and every time you play it better. This was the best - and as it should be. What a sizzling piece of music! It was extremely well performed.

  • Colour me impressed! What a hard piece excellently played.

  • NICE! Great phrasing, its the ideal phrasing and intonation. However, it sounds like Chopin. Remember, Bach! No piano, harpsichord, regal, tall, and aristocratical.

  • WOW! I loved that! Brilliantly played!

  • Wow ... a whole recital. I'm looking forward to watching all of these! Thank you for posting these videos! My, this Bach certainly sizzles. What excellent playing and musicianship.

  • Well-played; this was brilliant playing of quite a difficult piece. Thoroughly enjoyable.

  • Bach's arpeggios simply dazzle. What a genius! I thought this performance was brilliant. Thanks for sharing it with us.

  • Sizzling Bach at its best. Great work young man.

  • This was very enjoyable. You have a great talent. Use it wisely.

  • Great, I am planning on doing my 10 soon. I nearly chose this piece but instead chose the Prelude and Fugue No. 5 in D.

  • It's been a while since you posted a video man, this is really something extraordinary. There is no way that I could perform in front of an audience like you did. I just finished my grade 9 RCM exam, but I'm not too sure if I passed because of the scales. Great job once again.

  • @Xtrem3Poptarts - HEY! Great to hear from you again. Sure, you CAN play in front of a lot of people. It just takes practice and really makes it easier in the exam setting. And, I have to tell you, the audience is (was) extremely supportive. As you can hear, there are some obvious mistakes, but in a live setting they don't sound nearly so bad; however, when you see the video ... errrr ... that's hard. Overall, the concert was about 45-min. long so that was a long time ... and ... memory!!

  • That sounds like an extraordinary recital and what a great start. Excellent work.

  • heyy i just finished my grade 10 exam too :D

    but i think i failed cause i only took 1 year to practice my grade 10 songs >_>

  • @bopeng159951 - Yes, what an experience that was - a whole hour filled with trepidation - not so much with the repertoire, but with the daunting technical requirements. In the end, it went quite well though - marks wise - and the results came in only four days! The examiner was NICE too - this hasn't always been the case!

  • @jwabacus i hated the scales so much O: my examiner was nice too :) at least i think.....

  • @bopeng159951 - I took a year and a half from my grade 9 to this level and I've learned lots - principally because my teacher is not only a saint, but is also an incredibly excellent teacher. I hope it went well for you too. Sorry had to break this into two parts (first effort too big).

  • Wow! Congratulations as well! Your playing is an inspiration to me. I'm just starting Grade 10 now. May I ask what piece you chose for your List E?

  • @PromisesAreBroken - List "E" was "Three Fantastic Dances", op.5 (D. Shostakovich). What a trip that was. It'll be posted here in a couple of days after I get rest of the Beethoven posted, as well as the Chopin and the Debussy. Thanks for the compliments! The exam went well even if this public concert had its flaws.

  • Amazing job once again Josh! And Congratulations on finishing you grade 10 exam!

  • @skippyloo2anime - THANKS for your support!

  • Bravo! Great performance, and congrats on finishing Grade 10! (I still have a long way to go, my pieces aren't even memorized...)

  • Applause....applause......appl­ause.......!!!

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