@ASAngelo If I was as wealthy as a Wiggle I'd have a Steinway and I would see to it that you had one too and that all those young folk who I believe in here at Youtube are given what they need to live their dreams. That is one of my dreams. Yes. Steinways! They will also teach about playing. I very much doubt there is a piano greater. My own Yamaha is a nightmare to tame, irregular, insensitive....but in its own way it too has taught me. Blessings ever!
I like that you play the fugue as a continuation of the thought that was the prelude. This is such an advance on your earlier posting of the fugue. The part writing is more realised and centred. The demisemiquavers are inflected more naturally and have greater elegance. I would so love to hear you play this on a piano that would respond to the every nuance you so obviously perceive. Perhaps one day we will all have that pleasure. Thank you for bringing Bach to my day! Bless you!
You are more brave than the bravest of musicians who turn to play this incredibly exacting moment of perfection in music on an inherently responding instrument for as much as the prelude requires a certain weight behind it, its harmonic subtleties cannot be dealt a heavy touch, the 3rd and 4th beats being a trailing off of the 1st and 2nd. I've always been afraid of this prelude. You will know why. I love that you have played it here with such a fine feeling for its simplicity. Yes.
Lovely...
xyzllii 5 months ago
Hermoso... felicitaciones!
lalunahermosa 6 months ago
tres beau a regarder.....
phantoy1 6 months ago
the fingers are little people. soo wonderful to watch
october9ful 6 months ago
I love your hands. Excellent playing :)
wonderingsoul11 7 months ago
Very beautiful ... thank you so much ! :)
2255zara 7 months ago
Absolutely lovely.
sonofwalt 7 months ago
Very beautiful now! *****
Best regards ;)
Piotr
PiotrKwiatkowski22 7 months ago
@ASAngelo Yes. It's the pianist's Strad. I love them. Beautifully put my friend!
PhillipLWilcher 7 months ago
@ASAngelo I real estate agent here in Sydney many years once had problem selling a mansion in one of the more exclusive suburbs.
He placed a Steinway in the black and white marble tiled foyer of the home! The house sold!
PhillipLWilcher 7 months ago
@ASAngelo If I was as wealthy as a Wiggle I'd have a Steinway and I would see to it that you had one too and that all those young folk who I believe in here at Youtube are given what they need to live their dreams. That is one of my dreams. Yes. Steinways! They will also teach about playing. I very much doubt there is a piano greater. My own Yamaha is a nightmare to tame, irregular, insensitive....but in its own way it too has taught me. Blessings ever!
PhillipLWilcher 7 months ago
I like that you play the fugue as a continuation of the thought that was the prelude. This is such an advance on your earlier posting of the fugue. The part writing is more realised and centred. The demisemiquavers are inflected more naturally and have greater elegance. I would so love to hear you play this on a piano that would respond to the every nuance you so obviously perceive. Perhaps one day we will all have that pleasure. Thank you for bringing Bach to my day! Bless you!
PhillipLWilcher 7 months ago
You are more brave than the bravest of musicians who turn to play this incredibly exacting moment of perfection in music on an inherently responding instrument for as much as the prelude requires a certain weight behind it, its harmonic subtleties cannot be dealt a heavy touch, the 3rd and 4th beats being a trailing off of the 1st and 2nd. I've always been afraid of this prelude. You will know why. I love that you have played it here with such a fine feeling for its simplicity. Yes.
PhillipLWilcher 7 months ago
Mone approves and is shamelessly in love with you once again. *she still expects caviar though* :P
DavidRandallCurtis 7 months ago
Beautiful as always. A great way to start my day, and a reminder that I must catch up on all your videos.
zebidee55 7 months ago