Gnossienne No 5

Erik Satie

Category:

Music

Tags:

• xanderduckworth
• satie
• gnossiennes
• paino
• pianist
• french

[wilver72]

this song is really good and you played it very well

if its not too much too ask could you send me the music sheet?

[xanderduckworth]

Thanks! Sorry, I don't have the sheet music in an electronic format.

[Alasdair7]

Wonderful. I walked out of the room and genuinely forgot I had a YouTube video plugged into my speakers. If you are planning to upload a slower version that would be even better. But you in no way made the sadly typical mistake of butchering Satie with speed - just a tiny little bit too quick. Very, very well done anyway

[xanderduckworth]

Thanks Alasdair.

[flierpie123]

Oh very, very nice. But I think you can slow it down just a bit... just let it breath a bit more. Otherwise... beautiful

[xanderduckworth]

Thank you! You are right it is a bit too fast. I might upload a slower version.

[crayonfou]

good work. I am taking a break from practicing mine and will be posting my version. Your piano has great sound.

[fx33399]

Me gusta mucho como suena el piano, pero creo que la tocas tan mal por el tempo y por que hay NOTAS QUE NO TOCAS o que cambias, que no puedo darte una comentario general positivo. No me gusta la versión.

I like so much the sound of that piano, but I think you play the Gnossienne so badly, by tempo and because there are NOTES THAT YOU DON'T PLAY or that you change, so I can't give you good words about. I don't like that version.

[Elcomunisto]

no responde tampoco al tempo.. hmm.

[Klangzauberer]

The rythmn sounds quite strange and incoherent to me. Try to establish a steady beat in the left hand.

[skalosz7]

very nice, it is true that the most difficult thing is to play the silent between notes

[manchetknoop]

You played it nice, but I like this song more when it is played more 'jumpy'

[psyentist420]

thats great i love this one

[bluejade1]

The best version I ever heard of that song.

You have some sense of the XIX century, it's all it takes (with some talent, of course) to play this wonderful music...

Thanks!  :)

[ldv250]

just a little more slowly but it's good job

[xanderduckworth]

Merci bienne!

[123Leigh123]

(L'autre)

[123Leigh123]

C'est la plus belle ici. Bravo

[mmox727]

i love it

[crayonfou]

Please play it again and this time have the camera over the piano. I am studying this piece right now and would love to see the fingering.

Ciao.

[chandlerlewis]

I've heard some versions played really fast. Pianists must see all those hemi-semi-demi-semi-hemi quavers and put on their running shoes (is my guess). Of course, it sounds hideous and makes me turn the CD into a Frizbee!

[xanderduckworth]

Thanks! Yes I do have Pascal's CD of Sartie works. I dream of playing like him!

[chandlerlewis]

This is my favourite of the Gnossiennes (followed by No. 1). The ONLY version of No. 5 available on YouTube it seems and I think you did a pretty good job. Have you heard Pascal Roget's version? He plays it slower than you, although the little turns and trills are played faster. I think his version is the definitive one, but yours is good enough to make it onto my playlist. Thanks!