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Dario Ronchi I like your moderate use of pedal. The overall sound is clear. But the recording is a little bit metallic. Tell your sound engineer to do a better equalizing and use better mics, maybe the hall is not fit for sound recording.
Martin Alvarado Probably because of the Yamaha, they have a really bright tone, Bosendorfer has a little muddy deep tone, Steinway is right in between, but I prefer my Gerhard Adam Grand!
I've always heared Bachs music as fire rap music. Mozart and Beethoven take a seat, the students should look up to the master, but the masters looks up to the God, Johann Sebastian fucking Bach.
" Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid." John 14, 27
I'm obsessed with Bach's "little" fugue in G minor. This is the music that makes me most want to learn to play the piano. Thank you for this beautiful interpretation.
I became obsessed with the "Little?" Fugue as a listening track after discovering it on a 1956 Eugene Ormandy LP then finding it was the first sample of melody given in an early edition of the book "A Dictionary of [10,000+ Classical] Musical Themes" [it headlined the collection because it had been accidently left out from publication and the starting page which quoted the opening bars was an "errata" section!]. To this day the Dictionary sample is the only part of the melody I can play but I binged on it for years when I wanted to put myself in a melodic creative mood then when the BACH 2000 Complete Works set came out I explored that regularly as well. To realise that the Little Fugue is one of Bach's earliest known compositions having been written when he was approximately 15 years old is awe inspiring.
The term "little" has always made me chuckle about this fugue. In a few pages Bach has presented as grand a fugue as only he could do. Play this adjacent to the less well-known dorian fugue in D minor, an equally astounding fugue but one that is much more traditional and longer. They complement each other wonderfully.
I always come back to this great playing of this talented man...he really feels the baroque, sorrowful energy behind this notes. A talented pianist. Thanks for sharing this!
Dario, your performance is without a doubt incrediable and unique. If Bach was here, he would be amazed how delicately you could transfer his soul and existance into air...
I don't usually comment on videos, but I have been listening to you performing this piece for weeks now. After all these countless youtube repeats, I wanted to let you know how much I appreciate your performance. Absolutely magnificent!
my elderly grandfather who has played for almost 70 years was quite impressed at your work. he compared it to 2 pianists playing. you sir are quite talented as many pianists would never dream of playing the bass the way you did
My father's love of Bach has been passed on to me. He contracted polio when he was two which led to increased weakness later in life. When he was in bed, he'd request works by Bach to play on the stereo. Once I played your version of this piece, it was specifically requested by him atleast once a day.
I am listening to the Little Fugue with many different ensembles (Orchestra/Stokowski, Brass quintet and several more) and I am happy to listen to a "simple" piano version because it seems it would be impossible to tell apart the different voices but your interpretation is so good that it's really pleasure to be able to hear all of them nonetheless. Thx for the good interpretation!
Hi Dario, just wanna say you are the best pianist I found on internet so far! You are so focused, careful and emotional when you performing neatly and you make the music beautifully symmetrical. Morden but not too excessive, classic but not boring at all, calming and passionate at the same time!
Dear Heart, beautiful performance. You have a profound gift. This piece is very special to me thanks to a organ major who dedicated it to me for a recital when we were in college. He passed away several years ago and I miss him. I hear the Little Fugue and am transported back to that night when he allowed me to attend a rehearsal. The outer world was shut out for those few hours. All Love
Brilliant! Outstanding! Often, we are very accustomed to hear the organ, but this transcription springs out beauty genius and devotion your legato is marvelous and hugely enjoyable, the vibrato is perfectly well-marked, the section for the pedal bass your transcription is very complex and at the same time very clear to hear every single note and scale, the section for manuals is so overwhelmingly clever and delicate, I'm devoted and dilettante and an student of cello and contemplate this transcription is astonishing, I haven't seen any performance like this one, this surpass and overtakes everyone that attempts to emerge. We can regard Bach's style and his grandeur when you play as Reincken said to Bach when he met him: " I thought that Art was dead but I see it that survives in you". Thank you very much for share it..!
Thank you Alejandro for your deep observations, I can only add that in interpreting this little fugue I followed an old teaching: "We must play from the soul, not like trained birds."
Dario Ronchi You're absolutely right, when I mean to "accustomed" is a general term as well you know there is not very good performings for this fugue, yours excels all those.
The most glorious piano performance I have heard in a long while. I love how the individual voices are brought forth, as well as the unfussy elegance of the trills. Thank you.
Thanks for recording this. Great job. Much more difficult than it looks. Downloaded the score a few days and was looking for a recording of it. Excellent playing.
Hello Gary, thanks for the kind compliments, it makes me very happy to know that you enjoyed my recording. I visited your youtube channel and I found it very interesting! I think your interpretation of Claire de Lune by Debussy is really made with a lot of emotion and technical precision!
Commenting again just to say how stunning the video work and camera angle are as well as the music! Just re-watched this and was blow away all over again!
Dude, I don't know if you get this the same way as I do. I heard this fugue a long time ago, it was in my mind, a little bit of it in the most deep part of my brain. I found it, don't ask me why, but I got goosebumps while listening to it again. It made me really happy, I got a really great conditioning (psychologically speaking) with the piano, the fugue and your playing. Thanks a lot, your playing is extraordinary, have a great one! Greetings from México.
Many thanks Roger! This Fugue is for me a childhood memory that has always accompanied me throughout my life, I've only just decided to study and to record it. I'm delighted that you enjoyed my interpretation of this masterpiece of Bach!
Exactly the same for me.As a child, I heard an old 78rpm orchestral version of it again and again but had 'forgotten it till this moment. Thank you, Dario Ronchi.
I started learning this a couple of weeks ago and now I can finally play the part where the fourth voice joins in at 0:50! I keep coming back to this video to get myself excited to learn the rest. Very well done! edit: I learned the whole thing :)
Cue the person that says it can be learned in a couple of days :) Strangely absent. Someone must have bought him a piano. Keep going Eric! It can take me many weeks for even easier pieces and like you, I find listening to masters like this is all the encouragement I need.
@@PhilJonesIII I think that it could be learned without sheet music, in 1 sitting, after only hearing it once. "The rest is just the same right?" - W.A Mozart.
Dario, se mi chiedessero la mia canzone preferita io risponderei questo pezzo, peraltro interpretato a livelli altissimi da te, a tal punto da emulare Bach stesso. È un puro capolavoro, che dimostra cha Bach sia padre della musica e abbia inventato in anticipo accostamenti di note prima inconcepibili. Non riesco a smettere di ascoltarlo!!! (Inoltre tai facendo fare una bellissima figura all’Italia di fronte all’estero)
I'm starting to like this more than the organ version, it sounds sharp, pure and beautiful without the organ's delay.Thank you, you are a great pianist.
I love this version! You have totally captured the divine majesty of this music. My cat, William, a short hair brown tabby agrees and loves this piece as well. Two more votes!
I really like your version! The way you play it is the best I found on the internet. You play it like my piano teacher who loves to play with a lot dynamics and some own interpretation. Of course he can also play it like a clockwork but that's not what music should be like. I downloaded this version and hear it every day in the city with my noise cancelling headphones and it's always a so great experience. Greetings from germany and sorry for my bad english ;) btw. I don't share the downloaded version.
This is brilliant. The way you articulate the contrapuntal texture of this piece really makes the lines crisp and crystal clear. Your supple technique lends a vibrant, lyrical quality to this piece. You incorporate the organ's pedal board parts into your transcription masterfully, too. You improvise with alacrity, and your trills and mordents are very tasteful. I am an organist, and this is in my repertoire. Although, I am not the reincarnation of Virgil Fox, I play well. I do play piano, but the only Bach I play on piano is Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring. You play this piece, which is not as easy as many people think it is, so well and are intimately connected with it. Do you happen to have any experience playing organ? I know a lot of pianists that serve as church organists. Have you played the A Minor prelude and fugue or the "St. Annes" yet?
Bravo!!!!!!!!!!! thank you very much for such a magnificent performance! =) I have been looking for a video in which I could see the artist playing this sublime fugue. Bach would be very proud of you.
Excellent! Been wanting to play this for 25 years, but can’t play the organ to save my life. I have no idea why I never thought to look for a piano arrangement for it until now. Still beautiful, need to look for the sheet music myself now!
Bellissime riprese. Interpretazione sublime. Giusta Grinta. Confermo la quiete nel suonar tempesta. La serietà che manca oggi giorno tra i pianisti. Complimenti
I think it's not a traditional way to perform fugue thus someone would criticize But I insist that it 's very good to try a new style. We shouldn't be restricted because the purpose of music or art is to bring people with beauty and pleasure. I think this version is a success!
I like to think that I have the same calm face as yours when playing the piano, but I know that I really don't xD It's great to see how you're connecting with the music but still remain collected and focus on the playing, which is excellent. Ben fatto!
I'm currently attempting this. I have a loooooooong way to go before I can think of coming close to you. This was nothing short of amazing. One of my favourite organ pieces but I LOVE to hear it on the piano.
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Hi everyone, if you liked this video don't miss my latest performance: Air on G String by J.S. Bach to the following link!
ruclips.net/video/cpAzRBgoHo4/видео.html&ab_channel=DarioRonchi
Can you link me the partiture of this fugue i love how you play this i would like play ...... Thank you very much! You are play thise very good
Molto Buonissimo Signore Ronchi.
Best bass drop in baroque music at 0:51.
Many thanks!
Dario Ronchi I like your moderate use of pedal. The overall sound is clear. But the recording is a little bit metallic. Tell your sound engineer to do a better equalizing and use better mics, maybe the hall is not fit for sound recording.
Martin Alvarado Probably because of the Yamaha, they have a really bright tone, Bosendorfer has a little muddy deep tone, Steinway is right in between, but I prefer my Gerhard Adam Grand!
@@MARTIN201199 Thanks, I think you're right. I will try a better sound quality in my next recordings. regards
I've always heared Bachs music as fire rap music. Mozart and Beethoven take a seat, the students should look up to the master, but the masters looks up to the God, Johann Sebastian fucking Bach.
Brilliantly done! You looked as calm as a guy stirring his morning cup of coffee, but in the midst of a hurricane. Bravo!
+Aramis419 No sentence best describes my feelings during the performance of this Bach fugue. Thanks a lot! Greetings.
How the fuck did you describe what i was thinking
Dario Ronchi really good voicing. Check out the piano transcriptions of the passacaglia and fuge in C minor.
@@m-hayek1985 ok, thank you 👍
" Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid." John 14, 27
Jesus, it's written for the organ! Two hands, no feet, WOW!
Thank you! I learned to play a very nice transcription for piano.
Dario Ronchi Where did you find the arrangement?
@@adamdonahue2079 on IMSLP petrucci website
@@Dario_Ronchi Do you remember exactly whose transcription?
@@t_mm_r this is the transcription by Philipp
One does not simply stay calm while hearing this super powerful theme, and this man made it even stronger with the octaves...
Thank you Maky! I am very pleased to have transmitted the power of this Bach fugue.
Just as one does not simply walk into Mordor! I agree with you, though.
I'm obsessed with Bach's "little" fugue in G minor. This is the music that makes me most want to learn to play the piano. Thank you for this beautiful interpretation.
Thank you for kind compliments!
I'm glad I'm not the only one that is obsessed with this piece. I can never get enough of hearing it and I just love this version.
I just started learning the piano because of this piece. Even though I can only play the first 8~10 bars, I'm really enjoying that moment.
I became obsessed with the "Little?" Fugue as a listening track after discovering it on a 1956 Eugene Ormandy LP then finding it was the first sample of melody given in an early edition of the book "A Dictionary of [10,000+ Classical] Musical Themes" [it headlined the collection because it had been accidently left out from publication and the starting page which quoted the opening bars was an "errata" section!]. To this day the Dictionary sample is the only part of the melody I can play but I binged on it for years when I wanted to put myself in a melodic creative mood then when the BACH 2000 Complete Works set came out I explored that regularly as well. To realise that the Little Fugue is one of Bach's earliest known compositions having been written when he was approximately 15 years old is awe inspiring.
My thoughts entirely.
This song blows my mind... Could you imagine being capable of creating something like that!? Pure genius
+McGhostluvin It is very difficult. Only two people can create such music: Bach and God
The term "little" has always made me chuckle about this fugue. In a few pages Bach has presented as grand a fugue as only he could do. Play this adjacent to the less well-known dorian fugue in D minor, an equally astounding fugue but one that is much more traditional and longer. They complement each other wonderfully.
It is called the "little" G minor fugue to distinguish it from the "great" G minor fugue, BWV 542/2.
I prefer listening to the Little Fugue via organ, but you have changed my preference :-) This piano version was stunning!
+Andrew Rendon Thank you for listening!
I prefer a saxophone quartet lol (probably because ima saxophonist and have been in said quartet)
I always come back to this great playing of this talented man...he really feels the baroque, sorrowful energy behind this notes. A talented pianist. Thanks for sharing this!
hello Violet thank you very much for the nice comment on my video!
Dario,
your performance is without a doubt incrediable and unique. If Bach was here, he would be amazed how delicately you could transfer his soul and existance into air...
Thank you so much! This is definitely the most beautiful comment that my interpretation of Bach Fugue ever received!
There are those who play music, and those who feel it. What a glorious rendition. Love the dynamic contrast. Fantastic performance.
Thank you so much!!
Listening to this over and over gain. Thank you Dario, what a wonderful performance.
I don't usually comment on videos, but I have been listening to you performing this piece for weeks now. After all these countless youtube repeats, I wanted to let you know how much I appreciate your performance. Absolutely magnificent!
+iPrincepS Thank you very much, keep on following me on youtube.
Such a beautiful piece
my elderly grandfather who has played for almost 70 years was quite impressed at your work. he compared it to 2 pianists playing. you sir are quite talented as many pianists would never dream of playing the bass the way you did
Thank you very much and give my regards to your grandfather
💭..Tori Amos would be impressed...
This is my favourite fugue by Bach - thank you for the lovely recording!
Many many thanks!
One of my all time favorites. This is the first time I've heard it on piano. You did not disappoint, very well done.
emptyhand777 Thank you very much!
All these years later and still an astoundingly beautiful arrangement and skilled instrumentalist. Love it.
Thanks!!
My father's love of Bach has been passed on to me. He contracted polio when he was two which led to increased weakness later in life. When he was in bed, he'd request works by Bach to play on the stereo. Once I played your version of this piece, it was specifically requested by him atleast once a day.
I am listening to the Little Fugue with many different ensembles (Orchestra/Stokowski, Brass quintet and several more) and I am happy to listen to a "simple" piano version because it seems it would be impossible to tell apart the different voices but your interpretation is so good that it's really pleasure to be able to hear all of them nonetheless. Thx for the good interpretation!
I downloaded it as mp3, listening everyday, and recommending my friends with reference. Marvelous job
Thanks for everything. Your compliments are very appreciated
Hi Dario, just wanna say you are the best pianist I found on internet so far! You are so focused, careful and emotional when you performing neatly and you make the music beautifully symmetrical. Morden but not too excessive, classic but not boring at all, calming and passionate at the same time!
What beautiful words, they are very appreciated and encourage me to do better. Thanks a lot.
Dario
Dear Heart, beautiful performance. You have a profound gift. This piece is very special to me thanks to a organ major who dedicated it to me for a recital when we were in college. He passed away several years ago and I miss him. I hear the Little Fugue and am transported back to that night when he allowed me to attend a rehearsal. The outer world was shut out for those few hours. All Love
Brilliant! Outstanding! Often, we are very accustomed to hear the organ, but this transcription springs out beauty genius and devotion your legato is marvelous and hugely enjoyable, the vibrato is perfectly well-marked, the section for the pedal bass your transcription is very complex and at the same time very clear to hear every single note and scale, the section for manuals is so overwhelmingly clever and delicate, I'm devoted and dilettante and an student of cello and contemplate this transcription is astonishing, I haven't seen any performance like this one, this surpass and overtakes everyone that attempts to emerge. We can regard Bach's style and his grandeur when you play as Reincken said to Bach when he met him: " I thought that Art was dead but I see it that survives in you". Thank you very much for share it..!
Thank you Alejandro for your deep observations, I can only add that in interpreting this little fugue I followed an old teaching: "We must play from the soul, not like trained birds."
Dario Ronchi You're absolutely right, when I mean to "accustomed" is a general term as well you know there is not very good performings for this fugue, yours excels all those.
what is vibrato on piano?
Perfect tempo, perfect touch, perfect everything... And the most important: NO silly faces. I love it
Every voice is clear and distinct this is an amazing performance
The most glorious piano performance I have heard in a long while. I love how the individual voices are brought forth, as well as the unfussy elegance of the trills. Thank you.
Thanks for recording this. Great job. Much more difficult than it looks. Downloaded the score a few days and was looking for a recording of it. Excellent playing.
Hello Gary, thanks for the kind compliments, it makes me very happy to know that you enjoyed my recording.
I visited your youtube channel and I found it very interesting!
I think your interpretation of Claire de Lune by Debussy is really made with a lot of emotion and technical precision!
Incredible power. Brings out the best in Bach, although we tend to think of this only in terms of organ and/or orchestra. I am grateful!
You really did an amazing job with this piece. I totally love your version. Keep playing and sharing more videos!
Les beaux-arts channel Ok! I will do! Thank you so much!
a very well done performance! He was able to express himself not in his facial expressions but in the music he was making. it said everything for him!
Thank you, I'm very pleased to have expressed my feeling of Bach music.
Seriously the best version of my favorite fugue that I've ever heard. Bravo.
Thank you!
Commenting again just to say how stunning the video work and camera angle are as well as the music! Just re-watched this and was blow away all over again!
You made Bach so interesting,it's incrediblel that's why I like your playing very much❤
After hearing you play this piece once I'm unable to enjoy it played in any other way. I've had it on repeat for days now!
You are very kind, thank you!
Granted this rendition is fantastic, but have you heard it played on organ?
@@torcrawley6882 Yes!
Dude, I don't know if you get this the same way as I do. I heard this fugue a long time ago, it was in my mind, a little bit of it in the most deep part of my brain. I found it, don't ask me why, but I got goosebumps while listening to it again.
It made me really happy, I got a really great conditioning (psychologically speaking) with the piano, the fugue and your playing.
Thanks a lot, your playing is extraordinary, have a great one!
Greetings from México.
Many thanks Roger! This Fugue is for me a childhood memory that has always accompanied me throughout my life, I've only just decided to study and to record it. I'm delighted that you enjoyed my interpretation of this masterpiece of Bach!
Dario Ronchi I still listen to it on a frequent basis. Greetings!
Exactly the same for me.As a child, I heard an old 78rpm orchestral version of it again and again but had 'forgotten it till this moment. Thank you, Dario Ronchi.
You expression says you could play for hours without pause. A great piece. Little Fugue is one of my all time favorites :)
Grazie mille per la bellissima esibizione e per avermi dato la possibilità di guardarla e riguardarla a piacimento :)
+Rena Donovan Grazie a te! Saluti
I started learning this a couple of weeks ago and now I can finally play the part where the fourth voice joins in at 0:50! I keep coming back to this video to get myself excited to learn the rest. Very well done!
edit: I learned the whole thing :)
Cue the person that says it can be learned in a couple of days :)
Strangely absent. Someone must have bought him a piano.
Keep going Eric! It can take me many weeks for even easier pieces and like you, I find listening to masters like this is all the encouragement I need.
@@PhilJonesIII I think that it could be learned without sheet music, in 1 sitting, after only hearing it once. "The rest is just the same right?" - W.A Mozart.
@@NotMozart1685 Well, I didn't want to say but, I got it after watching it halfway through, with the sound off. And I don't even play piano.
@@PhilJonesIII 😂
@@PhilJonesIII I didn't speak the truth bcuz, frankly, you wouldn't believe me. I learned how to play this before Bach even composed it.
Dario, se mi chiedessero la mia canzone preferita io risponderei questo pezzo, peraltro interpretato a livelli altissimi da te, a tal punto da emulare Bach stesso. È un puro capolavoro, che dimostra cha Bach sia padre della musica e abbia inventato in anticipo accostamenti di note prima inconcepibili. Non riesco a smettere di ascoltarlo!!! (Inoltre tai facendo fare una bellissima figura all’Italia di fronte all’estero)
Grazie di cuore! Le tue parole mi incoraggiano a fare ancora di meglio e a diffondere altri capolavori del passato.
Amazingly done! A midnight beer lamentation has been transformed into a beautiful night. Thank you
I'm very happy about that. The art and music fill mind and spirit. Regards.
meravigliosa composizione del gigante Bach e grande Dario con la tua stupenda interpretazione.🎶🎹
I'm starting to like this more than the organ version, it sounds sharp, pure and beautiful without the organ's delay.Thank you, you are a great pianist.
Many many thanks!
There are no words to describe how amazing this performance is. I really admire your effort and I wish I played the way you do. Congratulations!!
Thanks!!
How wonderful! You did great! I wish I could play like that , or even play at all
So much of Bach's music seems to hover and weave between joy and sadness
Fun fact: the Swedish Heavy Metal band, Sabaton, plays the first 40 seconds of this fugue in C minor, which leads into their song, 'The Red Baron.'
This also opens up to the song Father OSA by Styx
*You called?*
And he is flying:
@@sanchopanza187 HighERRRRR!!
@@dominicnevins2144 *The King of the Sky!*
I love this version! You have totally captured the divine majesty of this music. My cat, William, a short hair brown tabby agrees and loves this piece as well. Two more votes!
Ok Thank you two! :)
how could anyone not like this! Well Done!!!
+Kizzigirl Thank you so much!!
Love the way you bring out all the music in all the notes left or right hand. It make me feel I'm hearing this composition for the first time.
Many thanks!!
¡ Hermoso!. Bach fue sin duda el mejor compositor de todos los tiempos.
You're absolutely right!
Despues de Beethoven
Beethoven, Mozart, Brahms, Wagner?
Beethoven, Mozart,Liszt,Debussy?
Yukine 64 Bach is the father of them all
It gives me chills. I love the right amount of passion. Wonderful playing.
Thank you very much!
Amazing! I love your performance, it's so beautiful! Congratulations! ^.^
Thanks! I'm very pleased to see so many nice comments on my performance
I think I heard this again and again more than 40times today…? I am amazed by Bach how it still makes me replay on and on 😮😮😮
You sir are a total boss
Dima Mori I'm very pleased! Thanks
Agreed.
I was accustomed to only hearing this on organ. Impressive performance.
You're not playing music, you are flying among the notes, you are the music
Thank you very much! Your comment is very welcome.
@@Dario_Ronchi Thank you for playing this masterpiece!!👏❤👏 You are very talented!
Awwww
Eccezionale. Un esecuzione davvero sentita e in cui le varie voci sono magnificamente espresse.
I really like your version! The way you play it is the best I found on the internet. You play it like my piano teacher who loves to play with a lot dynamics and some own interpretation. Of course he can also play it like a clockwork but that's not what music should be like. I downloaded this version and hear it every day in the city with my noise cancelling headphones and it's always a so great experience.
Greetings from germany and sorry for my bad english ;)
btw. I don't share the downloaded version.
Thank you very much for your kind words!
this is an awesome performance! I really like how you highlighted the theme, and the way it kept gaining more and more drama. Pretty nice!
Thank you so much for the excellent observation
This is brilliant. The way you articulate the contrapuntal texture of this piece really makes the lines crisp and crystal clear. Your supple technique lends a vibrant, lyrical quality to this piece. You incorporate the organ's pedal board parts into your transcription masterfully, too. You improvise with alacrity, and your trills and mordents are very tasteful. I am an organist, and this is in my repertoire. Although, I am not the reincarnation of Virgil Fox, I play well. I do play piano, but the only Bach I play on piano is Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring. You play this piece, which is not as easy as many people think it is, so well and are intimately connected with it. Do you happen to have any experience playing organ? I know a lot of pianists that serve as church organists. Have you played the A Minor prelude and fugue or the "St. Annes" yet?
Ciao Dario, e grazie mille per la tua versione. E' veramente potente stando allo stesso tempo molto poetica. Grazie
Grazie del commento! Ciao
Can’t lie Bach’s my favorite music composer
the way the camera is moving makes you look so epic and dramatic in the beginning! XD
Yes, it is true!
Absolutely gorgeous.
Many thanks!
This version of Little Fugue is so energetic and fun. I love it so much!
Thank you!
And on March 31, 1685, God said "Let there be Bach" and it was good
LOL nice
Bravo!!!!!!!!!!! thank you very much for such a magnificent performance! =) I have been looking for a video in which I could see the artist playing this sublime fugue. Bach would be very proud of you.
Thank you very much!
Ok - Now I wanna go and play this on the piano! Thanks!
Thank you and good luck😉
Excellent! Been wanting to play this for 25 years, but can’t play the organ to save my life. I have no idea why I never thought to look for a piano arrangement for it until now. Still beautiful, need to look for the sheet music myself now!
The decaying notes from a piano will never have the same effect like an organ, but this is surely VERY well done!
they sound better
You're right. Thank you!
This is an amazing performance of my favorite Bach fugue. And I love hearing the piano version. Beautiful!
And this is why girls fall in love with pianists.
You don't qualify.
Noah Johnson Are you sure?
I'm too XD
*Moon Light* Im a pianist...
What if you're a girl who is a pianist?
An exquisite arrangement and such a fabulous interpretation!
Thank you very much!
Where's the third hand?
Hahahhaha ;)
Oh i sure did enjoy this ! Thank you
This inspired me to work on this piece next. Marvellous!
Bellissime riprese. Interpretazione sublime. Giusta Grinta. Confermo la quiete nel suonar tempesta. La serietà che manca oggi giorno tra i pianisti. Complimenti
Grazie mille! Che parole profonde e toccanti!
This is my fave song... it is so good!
Thanks!
Well done! One of my favorite pieces by one of the true masters of music. Viva Bach!
It's like listening to orchestra. Free but without breaking the dignity of this music. Exceptional performance!
Excellent observation. Thanks a lot!
The perfect performance of the perfect fugue!
Many thanks
Bravo, perfectly preformed 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
And Bach is so powerful, that's truly a talent you have!
+woke hoot Thank you very much for kind compliments and for watching my video!
+Dario Ronchi you're very welcome, thank YOU for uploading!!
Meravigliosa interpretazione di un grande pianista di un capolavoro composto da un Genio senza tempo!
Molte grazie!!
simply magnificent
Thanks!
Yo mann! 10 years from release! Congrats Dario! 😃❤
Excellent job!
Thank you Paul!
What a beautiful performance for an under played fugue!! Bravo 👏
Thank you!
I think it's not a traditional way to perform fugue thus someone would criticize But I insist that it 's very good to try a new style. We shouldn't be restricted because the purpose of music or art is to bring people with beauty and pleasure. I think this version is a success!
how about my version of scott joplins "bethenA" its too good for mortal ears
This guy is so perfect in his playing, like an AI, but with feeling. Great performance!
Powerful! 🎶😍
Thanks
I like to think that I have the same calm face as yours when playing the piano, but I know that I really don't xD It's great to see how you're connecting with the music but still remain collected and focus on the playing, which is excellent. Ben fatto!
Thank you very much!
The trill at 0:24 is insanely difficult with both hands. Working on it right
Now
peterthesneakybastar i found it very easy xD
Allegro Vivace Piano same, but I can’t* get past it
How does someone dislike this? Well done sir, and great choice in piece
Thank you very much!
You played the song on the piano well exactly how it is played on the pipe organ.
Thank you. Regards
The level control of dynamics for each finger / part is impressive!
Thank you so much!
I love this fugue
La mia preferita tra le fughe di J. S. Bach! Bravissimo, i miei complimenti!!! 👏👏👏
Bravo!
Many thanks!
I'm currently attempting this. I have a loooooooong way to go before I can think of coming close to you. This was nothing short of amazing. One of my favourite organ pieces but I LOVE to hear it on the piano.
Yes, thank you
Whose foot is that at 1:40? ))
(Great performance, thanks!)
+Dario Ronchi He meant the guy standing behind you i think :D but great performance anyway