John Murphy - Adagio in D Minor Piano Cover

[@lucynagawlikguitar8128]

like # 180. Very beautiful Adagio and performance.Thank you

[@bizadboyjesse]

John Murphy was such an amazing professor at Loyola New Orleans. This is gorgeous and I wouldn't expect anything less. He'll go down as one of the greatest composers I'm sure of it.

[@treverlidster8297]

You missed a handful of notes but your ability to maintain one speed throughout the whole song is amazing. I always catch myself going faster then I should be when when I play this piece.

[@laptop7979]

das war einfach toll. gut gemacht.

[@finzan]

i like that so much. nothing is perfect when someone try to make it perfect. u play with your heart and that's the point. so then, this is perfect for listeners. Thank You 👍❤

[@d.cannavacciuolo]

Perfect!!

[@bxmbxm329]

The sound

[@thewhiteblackpiano8666]

Thx Dude ;)

[@romanabarneveld6119]

This is beautiful! (:

[@jan-maltekorff1695]

Wow: :o ;D

[@rafybenneomi9884]

I enjoyed very much thanks

[@kimberlyhernandez-ym9ep]

Das klingt erstaunlich,

[@jerometerman591]

man sieht das du´s kannst . is für mich zwar nich motivierend , aber schön .

[@thewhiteblackpiano8666]

Danke :)

[@sunsetbilly]

Great cover, but I have to ask - your forearms bob up and down like crazy and your pinky is almost straight. Don't you get sore? Try playing like you're typing - fingers, my man, fingers. Not elbows.

[@XxSuperSuspiciousxX]

William Sunset He's keeping with the rhythm lol
i play similar to this and I've been playing over ten years. Playing like we are typing wouldn't give us the range we need.

[@thaihaze6566]

low cam quali

[@thewhiteblackpiano8666]

Ok, next time we'll make it better :)