Bach Prelude No.1 in C Major BWV846 © LVB1770

[jarmentor1]

Bravo!

[MsILoverobert]

Wonderful

[DreamOfLongHair]

OMG!!!! i wish I could play like that!!!!!!! so smart

[barbybitch]

its good gg dude xD

[LVB1770]

Thanks barbybitch, I see are are from Turkey, the original home of Zildjian cymbals, one of the oldest instrument companies in the world.

If you like Panic at the disco you should check out the Dresden Dolls. They toured together. Peace.

[thequeta]

You play very well the piano and this song !

[ianace25]

I didn't really like the ending.

[LVB1770]

Man this is an old recording! Please check out my ones. Almost forgot I had this up. The ending I play is from Bach's manuscript. The only pianist I have heard play it like that is Bernard Roberts.

[maetriks]

I believe, the Hungarian pianist, Jenő Jandó on Naxos plays it like that as well.

[SonGockel]

nice sound!!

[giorgiaceru]

complimenti!poi con questo suono ancora meglio.

[Guardius]

I've heard of this with Cello accompaniment.. I really liked that one..

[legendarynet]

great job 5 stars

[LVB1770]

Thanks legendarynet, this an old recording. Please check my newer posts.

[ishotthatfool]

Nice playing its fine. Check out my video of this song please.

[booduh1181]

no i mean there's a whole measure missing. between 1:29 and 1:31.....????

[LVB1770]

There is no measure missing. I just read 3 editions plus Bach's own hand written facsimile and nothing is missing. I also played it on the piano with this video with different editions and you are incorrect. I think you are hearing a common dynamic change at bar 32 from poco F+ to P+. I believe it is creating an illusion in your mind's ear.Google Siglind Bruhn's Home Page to understand my reference on the dynamics.What edition are you reading from?

[legendarynet]

LVB is right there isnt a measure missing im guessing you juss have to play for quite some time to understand and notice the change of c major into some flats

btw LVB maybe its just the mircophone you're using but i cant hear the piano and forte parts.

[booduh1181]

you totally skipped a part!!!! i don't know if anyone else could tell but i certainly did and it was one of the most important part

[LVB1770]

Hey booduh1181,

I believe you are referring the fugue. I did not post the fugue just the prelude. I just listened and followed it with the score and all 35 measures of the

prelude are there. You should check out my newer post of this.

[lordlactose]

Good job played with emotion. The sustained rhythm with the low notes and repetiveness sounds like the beat of a heat

[LVB1770]

Thanks lordlactose,

I have a newer version in my videos with a much better piano. I thinks it is also a better interpretation.

[silverstartrucker]

Sounds even better!

[skutari]

just great man.i personally prefer it with fast tempo.keep up with good work

[bustersinclair]

I agree with cadbird. Its just a little slow and the notes dont flow so well, Otherwise great performance.

[michuges]

you r a maestro..little slow though

[shownup]

THANK YOU i love this! i searchd for it everytime but i doesn't find it! :D it's perfect

[Vinc2Vinc]

Perfect...

[Exodus702]

my 2twin 3yr olds and i were watching you play , and wow i've never seen them this quite when there together only if there sleeping the house is this calm that was great. now i know what to play if i want them to calm down .

[LVB1770]

That is wonderful!

[DeborahJeanne]

Perfectly serene.thank you!

[josephferrerosa34]

hmm I've it MUCH slower and I enjoy that tempo much more...this is too fast for me...I like it to be slower...but you made it perfectly...it took me a lil while to get it ha-ha-ha

[LVB1770]

Funny. Thanks! I play it at many different tempi. You would probably like Vladimir Ashkenazy's version. He is on the slower side. It is actually harder to play slower.

[Mozarttorte]

no... that´s the originally speed

[Cadbird]

Well played, but I think it needs to be faster

[LVB1770]

Thanks. I never play it the exact same speed each time.

You may like Edwin Fischer's version, he is off to the races with his tempo.

[Mozarttorte]

thats wonderful... but easy^^ i learned it in 1 day-- thats the original ave maria.... in church the ave maria is slower-- well done lvb..

[vici7]

sensitive and touchy

EVERYTHING wath music needs!

[LVB1770]

Thanks you so much. Click on my profile to see newer

recordings on a much better piano.

[AsDiz]

Wonderful!

[LVB1770]

Thanks.This is an old recording. Click on my profile

to see newer recordings.

[xSkothx]

Sound quality is excellent, not like most videos full of static. Great job.

[LVB1770]

Thanks so much. I used MOTU audio interface with two MXL condesor mics recorded into a Mac G4.

The piano I played this on records and plays a toy compared to a Yamaha Grand I just bought. Check it out

here:

http://www.youtube.com/profile­?user=LVB1770.

[LVB1770]

THANKS! More below.

http://www.youtube.com/profile­?user=LVB1770

[jerryaltman]

WELL DONE!!!

[Kimba1234]

hey you d not play the fuga 1

is g to help you play it.

[LVB1770]

Actually no. I find fuges difficult and time consuming to learn. I have many different recordings of pianists and have read a few musical analysis papers on the piece.more playing below.

3 Chopin Preludes:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=bFU­IgPokjBA

Schumann, The Poet Speaks:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v­=lJiFQ0qFQHs

[henrebotha]

good playing, you have a good touch ^^

if you have a mathematical mind, i'd suggest biting the bullet and starting to learn baroque fugues one after the other, bach's in particular. it improves your sight reading like you wouldn't believe, and it's great for developing your phrasing technique. and it excercises your brain :)

but yeah. good vid.

[sijyoshi]

Great Job!!! How long have you been playing??? Are you a teacher? Thank You

[LVB1770]

Thanks so much!I'm Not a teacher I played for 3 years in my twenties and started playing again almost to years ago. I will re posting new video with my Yamaha C3 6'1. It is a beautiful instrument. See more palying below.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=lJi­FQ0qFQHs

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Meh­LnswZpkc

[Jitpring]

Excellent.

[LVB1770]

Thanks! More of my playing below:

3 Chopin Preludes:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=bFU­IgPokjBA

Schumann, The Poet Speaks:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v­=lJiFQ0qFQHs