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Hola Miguel, quel logiciel de montage utilises-tu, s'il te plaît ?

i love his singing along

Why are your mordants so weird? Nobody plays them like that, with a long pause before resolving. Pls don’t do it, it’s ugly and pointlessly breaks the cadence.

Each one of these beautiful miniatures is a touching homage and paean to Chopin's beloved homeland. I love Hesse-Bukowska robust and full-bodied tone.🙂

Nunca ouvi falar da pianista, obrigado por apresentar

MANO eu não fazia ideia de que você tem composições originais, e elas são incríveis

Muito bom ❤

2:54 3:41 5:34 6:37 21:04 22:49 27:46 32:33

You might like to rewrite the title of this video to Verdi-Liszt instead.

Those who know : 💀💀💀

Why not say what recording this is in the description?

This collection of pieces is wonderful. It is difficult to perfectly reproduce it whether you play it on the piano, harpsichord, or organ. It is full of paradoxes. I like this collection of pieces. That's a different story... I think Barenboim's performance is only meaningful as finger practice. It is definitely a musical performance. He must have made a lot of money. The deep meaning and concentration that Bach put into this collection of pieces does not express the historical meaning. It does not praise the fact that it is a monumental achievement for future piano students. Gould's experimental spirit at the risk of his life. Schiff's joy and foray into the world of religious music and vocal music. Richter's deep love for this collection of pieces. Leonhardt's opening the door to possibilities in harpsichord performance. Takahashi Yuji's"高橋悠治” high aspirations as a composer and Bach. Sonoda Takahiro's "園田高広" respect and awe for the history of Western music and how this collection of pieces has been performed. I feel it would be boring to die without knowing that something that the artist did not intend is expressed through the performance. I have respect and awe for the history of Western music because I am Japanese. In that sense, one can only be amazed at how Takahashi's work goes far beyond the avant-garde.

sharp like a knife.

Thanks for the upload.

#SiempreBach

Nice !

oh Miguel! many thanks for the choice both of the piece and the interpreter! Rarely I've listened to a pianist as good as Grygory Solokov!

una corda forte

24:05

❤

Very nice

Excellent performance!😘

Thank you! 🙌

Why this version, and not Panizza 1938?

This sonata is beautiful, but it also has a disturbing quality Ive never been able to put my finger on, so to speak. Is it melancholy, tinged with anxiety? Or something else? 😮

Nossa, como eu estava querendo um vídeo desse!!

🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼💥

God she's so brilliant with her Mozart, nails it every time.

Thanks a lot🙏🏻💕

Thank you SO MUCH for this! I've been trying to study the aft 2 finale, but all the other Aida score videos only show the initial march and ballet part. I think the finale, with all the soloists singing different parts, is far more interesting!

Oooh, this looks very playable. Heading to imslp right now

2021年10月12日

Nice. Thank you.

Those voicings are so weird! What an interesting character

Ivan Turgueniev brought me here!

Sweet cupcakes dancing.They are having a party

thank you so much for the subtitles, i know its a lot of work

Thank you for making available the score, so useful for understanding this complex symphony. Much appreciated!

Divine❤

La mejor version que he escuchado

1:55

absolutely marvelous! I've been waiting a long time to hear such a beautiful Bach, especially in the polyphonic interpretation, thank you for shearing this!

Lovely piece I had never heard before……thanks for the post

Beautiful clarinet.

2:17 oboe solo

It begins exactly like K. 24, it's even in the same key... But the rest of it is totally different... I wonder what's the story behind these two sonatas. This is like a darker and more serious version of K. 24.

Beginning reminds me of K. 13

Woah, Scott Ross doesn't repeat the A section in this sonata.

It's mortifying how perfect of a piece this is

I love Brahms my goooood