Bach - WTC I (Andrei Gavrilov) - Prelude & Fugue No. 5 in D Major BWV 850

[zqvik]

Nice ring :P

[psychomotif]

there is sooooooo much consistency in his playing.... I love it!!!!! no overlapping, nothing... ahh man, I'm really struggling with overlapping notes..

[crazysilverfan95]

@psychomotif me too

[dmcII]

Its interesting to hear him talk about his change of heart towards this piece. My experience with Bach was the same way. For a long time, he didn't do anything for me. Then one day for whatever reason, I got him. Now I love (almost) all of his music. I've heard similar stories from other people as well. For some people he takes a while.

[pemchem]

I want to play like that!!!! Help! i guess in my next life.

[AHN5D]

One sure thing is that his playing makes me comfortable and wanted to listen again.

[alexkonow]

That opening shot was beautiful

[pianissimomente]

poor bach...

[f1Nazayu]

I don't know why you feel it poor.

Who do you think play Bach 'not poor'.

Do you like romantic interpretation?

[pianissimomente]

Pogorelich is genius @ Bach and many other composers

If you wish you can play with your nose

but @ bach you have to be exact in rhyhtm

[TICETOCAR]

poor comment

[f1Nazayu]

I listened to this interpretation again and again, and carefully.

The theme phrase is repeated vividly, with nuance-filled.

I enjoyed the beauty and exhilaration

to my heart's content.

[BachScholar]

I've always loved Gavrilov's playing, as said in some other videos in this series. I used to idolize him in my formative years.