Debussy: Reflections in the Water - Images, Book 1

[candicezhong]

this piece melts my heart, so beautiful and fluid

[NicoleMPLage]

Muito lindo !!!!!!!

[FloydManFloyd]

are there any recordings i can find of here playing debussy?

[kevtopkin]

Impeccable phrasing and articulation.

[kanicello]

Wow! What a free neck and arms... Beautiful use of her body mechanically in order to make the phrasing so gorgeous. I need to book mark this to show other students.

[SynaesthesiaOfficial]

I love the feel of mathematics

[pinkmonkeypants]

I love this piece of music so much, but it's so sad, very hard not to start feeling sentimental

[jhamesteban08]

By:Kevin Gaje

You so amazing

[jaycethepianist]

such a fantastic piece of music.



[JMRostropovich]

Unbelievably well done!

[bananacream505]

amazing!

[mrjoshua1414]

Perfecto 

[truplek]

Good expressivity..

[SerGusen]

I can feel the way she touch the keys.. so so soft..

that's how she imaging reflections in water

[abokadoSM]

she looks sad

[DesAbends]

@abokadoSM

it's a poetically sad music.

[nponline]

Beautiful interpretation love it!

[begrackled]

@nponline isn't it though? wow.

[PK292TSM]

Listen to the recording of this piece by Robert Hamilton(amazon) and you would know what's a superb performance of this composition.

[timmy1000100]

but i know what you mean. she was brilliant.

[browny333]

i think her tempo fluctuates too much and there are some wrong notes and articulation wasnt always clear enough.

[jbrahms1833]

This is music of the utmost beauty and played to perfection. Bravo!

[mnfchen]

she looks like an empress effortlessly playing piano. must have taken weeks or months to perfect that image.

[fabiopalma]

amazing...subarashii! =)

[Cartoonist62]

Inspiring....T_T makes me wish I could play it...

[Cait81]

Perfection is a fallacy, we focus too much on the wrong things in life sometimes. It is a beautiful performance.

[cutefidgety]

@Cait81 i went to a music symposium once, and one sentence that really stood out for me is this: "The further you go up the path of perfection, the more imperfect you think you are"

i guess when we become better we know more about our mistakes and hence become more insecure...

personally i think perfection is a worthy goal, except that we have to keep in mind that it is an unattainable goal xD

[Phrygian12]

@cutefidgety Well Said!

[rinlin1314]

wow her touch is soo soft and so relaxed!

[Ray0X0]

Bravo!... that was amazing. Beautiful, really!

[izakpolman]

Yes, she is almost perfect. Her interpretation commemorates me of Pascal Roge who did the complete Debussy Image recordings nearly the same way, "passion in a tranquil", you need to feel this before you hit the notes.

[rurikrussi]

That's amazing! I'm not professional, but she plays it so perfectly. I'm trying to play it, but it'll be hard to play it, because i'm only 15 :S.

That's an example of dedication jejejeje.

[debussyman88]

amazing!! great technique and musicianship!!

[EmilyK42599]

i am 10 and i am playing this piece, but i surely can't play like her! brava! wonderful, aweosme, excellent, brilliant, and perfect!

[theeyuanxin]

her articulation is cristal clear!

[timmy1000100]

@theeyuanxin you know that that isn't how you spell cristal. it's CRYSTAL!

[EliteG5]

first one I've seen so far that has the time right at the end. nice job...

[cooljason78]

brilliant! just superb!

[philiphoward123]

~Super Amazing!

[trudgen016]

I'm learning this piece right now and so far, this is the best interpretation I've heard

[buffalocrotch]

She is brilliant!

[btw2114]

awesome. helped me with a science project too!

[IKevBot]

absolutely beautifully played.. give me goose bumps <3 <3

[vivian2nana]

Bravo!

[stingsting2]

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