Well, he probably does get money out of all the views. Deservedly so. However his passion and time are not a "present" in that sense. Still, I wish many more youtubers of this kind existed, instead of spoiled kiddos ranting about their day at the mall.
My admiration and respect for this gentleman is unbounded. He not only has a phenomenal technique, but great musicianship. His total commitment to the music shines throughout - a dedication that he selflessly shares with all. A true inspiration to lesser mortals like myself.
I cannot agreed with you more. Wow! He is so talented and gifted pianist and painter. THANK YOU PAUL for letting me rejoice my classical music all over again.
Speaking as a a non classically trained pianist who paid his way through college and law school playing at weddings and who learned to play a few Chopin piano busters later in life where I was obliged to write out the names of the notes on the score and making numerous mistakes, I am so impressed with all the people who can play these compositions so perfectly. This is a tribute and a testimonial to the fantastic quality of the the instruction at all of the various music schools around the world who turn out all these fully developed pianists. I get really upset however when I watch children as young as six years old playing some of these ETUDES as perfectly as the adults...one of them even playing the OCEAN etude....BLINDFOLDED
I know how it feels to play the guitar fairly quickly-when you pull it off and are in exact time it's amazing. But I've always wondered what it physically feels like to have your fingers play these incredibly complex arpeggios from one end of the keyboard to the other-perfectly. Your mind can't possibly think that fast, so your muscle memory has to take over, your main brain cooperating perfectly with the ten tiny brains in your fingers (nerve bundles and muscle fibers, all entwined together) . . . But it must feel so SATISFYING to be able to create those incredible washes of pure sound. Like painting the air with a huge aural brush. In my next life, I promise I will practice my piano EVERY DAY from age three onwards.
If you want to be good, I mean REALLY good, BEFORE your next life have your parents expose you to classical piano while you're still in the womb! ^..^~~
I play the piano, used to play the guitar. Its pretty much the same "feels good" feeling. Especially when youre playing live and bitches be all over u lol
I hope everyone watching understand what a treat it is to see someone perform all 12 of Op. 10 start to finish like a recording. I am beside myself right now. Thanks for taking the time to record this...BRAVO!
you can’t really say that u can hear chopin playing as we don’t know what his playing sounded like since there were no recording devices in the early 19th century (sadly….); paul is really good tho i agree 👍🏻
Paul, that first Etude you played was so beautiful, mesmerising. I could feel the emotion pouring out, it was truly an incredible performance of the piece. Same with all the others but particularly the first one for me.
Yes! He is very good. He should be really famous. He plays every bit as well as some of the well known ones out there. I want to add that I am learning some of the pieces he is playing, and he has been a tremendous help in my own efforts. Thank you, Paul! I really appreciate these videos.
Spinach and Scenery I agree. First time I heard it I thought it was a nocturne but then someone told me it was part of Chopin op10 etude, I was like wtf
I find it curious how easily you perform the studies No. 1 and 2 (considered among the most difficult ones of the collection Op. 10) while, I have the feeling, the rendition of No. 12 is not that effortless. However reaching this quality in all this works it is indicative of a world-class pianist. Thanks Paul
you satisfied me in a way more than the other interpreters strive for. perhaps it is your profound understanding of the music you play that moves me throughout this performance. thanks so much for sharing :)
November 2020... I've watched and continue to watch your videos for over 6 years now. They are a source of joy, relaxation, inspiration and admiration Paul. Like so many others, you are part of my conscious life and I am profoundly grateful.
❤ ich bin schon ein jahrelanger Follower, Du hast mir schon sehr sehr oft hier geholfen. Vielen Dank dafür! & ich liebe dieses Video❤ Grüße aus Deutschland 😊👍
Quel beauté. Quel touché. Je représenterais dans ce commentaire les français qui s’efforcent à parler anglais pour que tu puisses nous comprendre. Mais ce matin, en écoutant tes sublimes note, c’est un poème, dans ma langue que j’aimerais conter. Continuez monsieur Barton, vous êtes exceptionnel.
Es la mejor interpretación que he escuchado. Su habilidad es maravillosa. También sus pinturas. Es un gran artista, con talentos magníficos. Pero para esto sé que hubo mucho estudio y perseverancia. Lo felicito grandemente.
Amazing passion, and beyond beautifully performed. No. 4 has brings up a strong emotion from my early childhood, but my mum had never heard it when I asked her about it. Thank you sir for stirring my heart.
The presentation is just so very good. The video is great and he sound perfect. Love the Feurich piano. I have a Yamaha Clavinova cap 370 and it is nice but can’t match a “real” grand piano. But for me it was the best I could do. Just turned 70 and bought it last year at a retirement present. Getting better but don’t think I’ll ever get to Paul’s level. But i do enjoy it.
you don’t need to be at the level of paul or any other popular performer! the most important thing when playing any instrument is that you’re enjoying yourself and the music you play. it’s a hard mindset to have, and after almost 8 years of playing i still don’t have it. also, it’s much harder to pick up an instrument when you’re older compared to when you’re like, 5 xD. honestly glad you’re able to enjoy it though, i think not growing up having the pressure put on you to be a virtuoso might be part of it. wish i never tried to pursue a career in music and just played to have fun because it lowkey ruined my playing :(
You're very inspiring, sir. I watch alot of your videos. I got a second wind to play and as of this week, have learnt Chopin Nocturne 9 opus 2 after thinking I'd never be able to do it. I wont be doing any of this anytime (probably ever) but thats why you make these videos and I watch them. Beautiful.
This is so wonderful! I just keep coming back to it. To play all the etudes is an accomplishment I can only dream about. Each one takes me almost a year to master!
See how much effort hes been putting into practising these very hard classical pieces, and yet the number of subsribers are not even reaching 75,000.This is pathetic, nowadays people on youtube only know Pewdiepie Markiplier , these game youtubers, food youtubers,exotic car youtubers. no one is willing to sit down and enjoy these pure beauties with patience anymore.
svaellmen plenty of people enjoy classical music, you will rarely find us on youtube though unless we are looking for a performance in which to learn from. Classical music (nor any music) can be listened to on youtube, yt doesn't have the sound quality. I enjoy classical music in the concert halls or at home in my piano hall
Rousseau has like 1.5 million so there are some possible piano RUclips’s. Granted he also plays modern music but play Chopin etude 10 op. 4 and Winter Wind
I had a vast amount of respect for your playing before, but an even greater admiration and respect now!! Wow, Paul, you are such a masterful pianist and as good as any of the "greats"! I especially loved your version of the great and powerful Tristesse! I miss playing that so much!! I played some of these pieces in my youth, but simply can't move my fingers like that anymore due to injury. Not only do you play masterfully, but very emotionally and you have them all memorized, too! Wow, what an accomplishment!!! I don't know if you have ever been a concert pianist in your life, but you sure could be. You would pack an auditorium for sure! BRAVO Paul!!! ~Jackie
op 10 no 2 is arguably the most difficult Chopin etude. The only real competition is 25-6 and maybe 25-11. 10-1 is next but 10-2 is just a different beast. It is not only chromatics with the THIRD FOURTH AND FIFTH fingers like wtf, and its also more notes with ur thumb and 2nd finger, you'll find ur right-hand has SO MANY awkward positions. The left hand is not too complicated, but to top it all off the level of LIGHTNESS you need to put into this piece is insane. It is impressive you can play it with such ease! Keep it up!
Hi Ethan, yes, you are right, (at least from my own experience - everyone is different) I found 10/2 considerably harder than all the other etudes. 25/11 sounds incredibly difficult and also scary to study, but it's not as hard as 10/2 by any means. 10/1 is incredibly difficult, but, if you put exactly as many hours into practicing 10/1 as 10/2, it sounds a whole lot better as music than 10/2. 25/6 is only hard if you delay practicing double third scales and trills in your early piano studies. If you introduce double third scales early on (and there's no reason not to) you won't have that much trouble with it when the time comes, you just need to get your brain and fingers to like playing thirds, once you do that, you'll love playing 25/6. 25/10 is a bit harder at a fast tempo than 25/11 at a fast tempo, but people don't play this etude as much. 25/4 is really hard at a fast tempo, not so hard at a moderate tempo. The strange thing about 10/2 is it sounds so easy to play if you don't play piano -- but, in reality, most piano students can practice and perform any of the terribly difficult sounding etudes faster per hour practiced than 10/2. In my own experience, 10/2 is the most important etude in the set of 27, it's the key to unlocking the right hand for the rest of the etudes and of course, anything and everything ever written for piano in the treble clef with evenness in mind, notably Bach and Mozart.
Was looking some inspiration for piano practice and came back to old faithful Paul Barton , keep up the good work with you & yours kind regards WF Robinson
Its impossible to watch this without thinking ¨Wow i want to be like this guy¨ in your head
Like chopin or barton?
SnowyCyber agree👍
SnowyCyber soooo true
balthagipe Barton
@@balthagipe1730 yes
There are few people in this world who are like you Paul, who put so much effort and time into your videos for others. Simply amazing.
I couldn't agree more!
Stefan Frunza well if we had his talent we would do the same lol. He is truly amazing, and very skilled.
Well, he probably does get money out of all the views. Deservedly so. However his passion and time are not a "present" in that sense. Still, I wish many more youtubers of this kind existed, instead of spoiled kiddos ranting about their day at the mall.
agree
Reiza it's not easy to be that kind of youtuber. You want more RUclipsrs like this so you can get what they worked hard for for free
My admiration and respect for this gentleman is unbounded. He not only has a phenomenal technique, but great musicianship. His total commitment to the music shines throughout - a dedication that he selflessly shares with all. A true inspiration to lesser mortals like myself.
I cannot agreed with you more. Wow! He is so talented and gifted pianist and painter. THANK YOU PAUL for letting me rejoice my classical music all over again.
@@rklepfer2104 thank You. For speaking for us! 😇
No 4 is my favorite, absolutly perfect
I have actually played it......
I agree!! It’s my favorite too!
Number 4, too violent.
Show the interpretation of Valentina lisitsa (too speed=)
yeah right makes your head move like a boogie and your heart struggle in tears of joys and beauty. Epic one.
op.10 no 1 00:00
op.10 no 2 02:10
op.10 no 3 03:33
op.10 no 4 08:10
op.10 no 5 10:11
op.10 no 6 11:54
op.10 no 7 15:42
op.10 no 9 17:14
op.10 no 12 19:33
sasoribi 1341 merci!!!
He was put it in the box HAHA
it's in the description FOOL
sasoribi 1341 thank you
@@MateusKaterp can't click on description timestamps on mobile
Speaking as a a non classically trained pianist who paid his way through college and law school playing at weddings and who learned to play a few Chopin piano busters later in life where I was obliged to write out the names of the notes on the score and making numerous mistakes, I am so impressed with all the people who can play these compositions so perfectly.
This is a tribute and a testimonial to the fantastic quality of the the instruction at all of the various music schools around the world who turn out all these fully developed pianists. I get really upset however when I watch children as young as six years old playing some of these ETUDES as perfectly as the adults...one of them even playing the OCEAN etude....BLINDFOLDED
@Lennard Nellessen I don’t think it was meant to be them negatively, he seemed to just be expressing his thoughts
So this was 6 years ago. The thing with this classic video is that it never grows old. Thank you, Paul, for your music.
I know how it feels to play the guitar fairly quickly-when you pull it off and are in exact time it's amazing. But I've always wondered what it physically feels like to have your fingers play these incredibly complex arpeggios from one end of the keyboard to the other-perfectly. Your mind can't possibly think that fast, so your muscle memory has to take over, your main brain cooperating perfectly with the ten tiny brains in your fingers (nerve bundles and muscle fibers, all entwined together) . . . But it must feel so SATISFYING to be able to create those incredible washes of pure sound. Like painting the air with a huge aural brush.
In my next life, I promise I will practice my piano EVERY DAY from age three onwards.
If you want to be good, I mean REALLY good, BEFORE your next life have your parents expose you to classical piano while you're still in the womb!
^..^~~
have you tried villa lobos's 12 etudes I have a feeling you would like them :)
(the second one is aspacialy similar t what you are describing )
I play the piano, used to play the guitar. Its pretty much the same "feels good" feeling. Especially when youre playing live and bitches be all over u lol
It isn't too late to start in this life too!😊😊
Another vote for La Campanella.
4:50 that's the moment when you find the most beautiful melody ever made.
JCG Starts at 19:33.
Bloud Cast Revolutionary my friend!
JCG :D
Then listen to Lemon Incest by Serge Gainsbourg. He used the melody to compose the song
This man gets it.
39 years of age...THIRTY-NINE!!! It is unimaginable how much could the beloved CHOPIN given us, had he lived just ten more years.
The op.10 no 5. legit made me cry
It's my favourite etude and I will play it someday
btw: your technique is insane...
Did you ever accomplish learning the piece?
Wait you cry coz of Black keys? isn't it Op.25 no.5 which does that?
Black keys is the worst out of all the Études from all 3 sets
@@samrangdale8971 no u
I don't think anyone knows how exquisite that piano sounds, the hammers have the perfect felty sound, so soft yet bright!
9:48 is the best part of No. 4. The perfect ending to the piece.
I'm learning Op 10 no. 4 right now!! Thanks for inspiring me 😊👍
Good luck
It's beautiful
How did it go
Same here 🙃
Do you know op 10 no 3? That's my fave.
Wow, that is the most violent rendition of Revolutionary Etude I have ever seen :)
I have been telling all my friends about you, Paul. You truly are an inspiration! Thank you
I hope everyone watching understand what a treat it is to see someone perform all 12 of Op. 10 start to finish like a recording. I am beside myself right now. Thanks for taking the time to record this...BRAVO!
No. 12 was played with such intensity. Absolutely enchanting!!
Hi, Paul, I must say,among all the artists in RUclips, your performance of the ending of No. 5 is my favorite. Most energetic one. Oh, just perfect!
This might be the best piano playing I have ever heard. I really hear Chopin playing. Truly great!
Joseph MacDiarmid that is very subjective you who never heard of Chopin's playing claims that you do.
Stop talking out of you rear
you can’t really say that u can hear chopin playing as we don’t know what his playing sounded like since there were no recording devices in the early 19th century (sadly….); paul is really good tho i agree 👍🏻
Paul, that first Etude you played was so beautiful, mesmerising. I could feel the emotion pouring out, it was truly an incredible performance of the piece. Same with all the others but particularly the first one for me.
Yes! He is very good. He should be really famous. He plays every bit as well as some of the well known ones out there. I want to add that I am learning some of the pieces he is playing, and he has been a tremendous help in my own efforts. Thank you, Paul! I really appreciate these videos.
Op.10 no.3 is one of Chopin’s best etudes. 👍
Eddie Hutchence it’s too boring for me
Spinach and Scenery I agree. First time I heard it I thought it was a nocturne but then someone told me it was part of Chopin op10 etude, I was like wtf
Spinach and Scenery yeah but it’s just out of place
You're a victim of a lemon incest 😂
It is my favourite. It captures depression perfectly. And those low notes! So beautiful!
I admire you Dear Sir. You are a humble virtuoso, no doubt
This was my first time I heard the Etudes. I was on the tip of my chair, staring at Mr. Barton's sophisticated hand moves. I loved the Op. 10 no. 1
On No 2... those Dynamics absolutely on point. I was just wowed by how clear, yet so dynamic it was.
I find it curious how easily you perform the studies No. 1 and 2 (considered among the most difficult ones of the collection Op. 10) while, I have the feeling, the rendition of No. 12 is not that effortless.
However reaching this quality in all this works it is indicative of a world-class pianist. Thanks Paul
Thats because nr12 is harder to perform
1 and 2 are harder technically but it's basically the same technique the whole time
I think he was tired. It's not a simple task to record all those études in a row...
You take my breath away. I have loved these etudes since I was a young child.Bless you for so generously sharing.
I just love how he applies dynamics so efficiently in his etudes(specially in no 4 and no 2)
you satisfied me in a way more than the other interpreters strive for. perhaps it is your profound understanding of the music you play that moves me throughout this performance. thanks so much for sharing :)
Love it! Op. 25 next, please!
Gorgous oh man tristesse (op 10 no 3) tearful ;) i love this so much thanks
November 2020... I've watched and continue to watch your videos for over 6 years now. They are a source of joy, relaxation, inspiration and admiration Paul. Like so many others, you are part of my conscious life and I am profoundly grateful.
❤ ich bin schon ein jahrelanger Follower, Du hast mir schon sehr sehr oft hier geholfen.
Vielen Dank dafür! & ich liebe dieses Video❤
Grüße aus Deutschland 😊👍
Quel beauté. Quel touché. Je représenterais dans ce commentaire les français qui s’efforcent à parler anglais pour que tu puisses nous comprendre. Mais ce matin, en écoutant tes sublimes note, c’est un poème, dans ma langue que j’aimerais conter. Continuez monsieur Barton, vous êtes exceptionnel.
I can feel Chopin's anger in your Revolutionary Etude + that sudden gentleness. Goosebumps.
I discovered another great musician! Subscribed
Been working on 10.4 for years. I've never seen anyone play these so cleanly and expressively. Chopin would be thrilled.
The most talented human (maybe not) to ever walk the planet.
the sheer attention to detail is just amazing.
Bravissimo!! - No. 2 I visualised as a couple taking to the dance floor - yet both of them doing their own thing.
He's technically perfect
Oh Monsieur Barton ! que dire ? c'est très beau, vous êtes merveilleux vous savez. Immense merci !
Please play la campanella Paul!
Islamey by balakirev would be nice
ruclips.net/video/mIggcguNRZM/видео.html Islamey
Second for La Campanella
Agreed! I'm curious to see your technique in playing La Campanella since you've always had a very neat performance!
I'm thirding for La Campanella! lol
Es la mejor interpretación que he escuchado. Su habilidad es maravillosa. También sus pinturas. Es un gran artista, con talentos magníficos. Pero para esto sé que hubo mucho estudio y perseverancia. Lo felicito grandemente.
no words. except stunningly moving.
OMGosh Paul, you are just Incredible!!! I was astounded!!!
magnifique, chapeau bas
Amazing passion, and beyond beautifully performed. No. 4 has brings up a strong emotion from my early childhood, but my mum had never heard it when I asked her about it. Thank you sir for stirring my heart.
This is the best student op 10 no 3 I've ever heard!
The presentation is just so very good. The video is great and he sound perfect. Love the Feurich piano. I have a Yamaha Clavinova cap 370 and it is nice but can’t match a “real” grand piano. But for me it was the best I could do. Just turned 70 and bought it last year at a retirement present. Getting better but don’t think I’ll ever get to Paul’s level. But i do enjoy it.
you don’t need to be at the level of paul or any other popular performer! the most important thing when playing any instrument is that you’re enjoying yourself and the music you play. it’s a hard mindset to have, and after almost 8 years of playing i still don’t have it. also, it’s much harder to pick up an instrument when you’re older compared to when you’re like, 5 xD. honestly glad you’re able to enjoy it though, i think not growing up having the pressure put on you to be a virtuoso might be part of it. wish i never tried to pursue a career in music and just played to have fun because it lowkey ruined my playing :(
That was just phenomenal. Those hands, what technique. And the way you came alive during that last piece......
Was listening to this and realized three hours past!! Lost in the music amazing!
Over all, this performance of Opus 10 was very well played!! i really enjoyed hearing these etudes!
Play beautifully : )
Majestic! Magnifico! Every single note. Bravo! Best regards from Italy.
if only it were in 60 FPS to appreciate that speed.
Big fan of Feurich pianos
Hey there Franz. Love your string quartets
Which pub did they find this piano in!!!?
Phenomenal Paul. You have all my respect!
Oooooo Paul thanks for this SOOO MUCH!
You're very inspiring, sir. I watch alot of your videos. I got a second wind to play and as of this week, have learnt Chopin Nocturne 9 opus 2 after thinking I'd never be able to do it. I wont be doing any of this anytime (probably ever) but thats why you make these videos and I watch them. Beautiful.
This is so wonderful! I just keep coming back to it. To play all the etudes is an accomplishment I can only dream about. Each one takes me almost a year to master!
It's such a delight to hear (and see) you play. Very inspiring
No. 5 ... LOVED IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So light, so fast ... love your right hand in that one, especially ... so amazing!
I have been listening to this recording regularly since it was uploaded in my first year of college. I haven't found any better versions than Barton's
These are the types of recordings I would pay to see.
This man can play anything
Op.10 No.3 is such a beautiful and harmonic piece. It’s melody is such a peaceful sound to get lost in
It was a lemon incest
absolute amazing performance !!! congratulations !!!
i love the etude n 3 in my opinion the best interpretation of it
Brilliant! just brilliant! the colouring of the tone has been brilliant sir!!
Spectacular!!!!!
See how much effort hes been putting into practising these very hard classical pieces, and yet the number of subsribers are not even reaching 75,000.This is pathetic, nowadays people on youtube only know Pewdiepie Markiplier , these game youtubers, food youtubers,exotic car youtubers. no one is willing to sit down and enjoy these pure beauties with patience anymore.
svaellmen plenty of people enjoy classical music, you will rarely find us on youtube though unless we are looking for a performance in which to learn from. Classical music (nor any music) can be listened to on youtube, yt doesn't have the sound quality. I enjoy classical music in the concert halls or at home in my piano hall
Rousseau has like 1.5 million so there are some possible piano RUclips’s. Granted he also plays modern music but play Chopin etude 10 op. 4 and Winter Wind
exellent exellent !!!paul
Very nice. I especially liked Etudes 4 & 5! Thank you very much for sharing your skill and talent with us.
I had a vast amount of respect for your playing before, but an even greater admiration and respect now!! Wow, Paul, you are such a masterful pianist and as good as any of the "greats"! I especially loved your version of the great and powerful Tristesse! I miss playing that so much!! I played some of these pieces in my youth, but simply can't move my fingers like that anymore due to injury. Not only do you play masterfully, but very emotionally and you have them all memorized, too! Wow, what an accomplishment!!! I don't know if you have ever been a concert pianist in your life, but you sure could be. You would pack an auditorium for sure! BRAVO Paul!!! ~Jackie
een absolute bijdrage aan Chopin zowel in het instrument als in de pianist en beide zijn geprezen een goede bijdrage
I admire you and your talent. Its very beautiful. Thank you for blessing me and everyone else who watches your RUclips channel 🙏🏻💚
Paul, You're the best performer that does not make the concert performer...
op 10 no 2 is arguably the most difficult Chopin etude. The only real competition is 25-6 and maybe 25-11. 10-1 is next but 10-2 is just a different beast. It is not only chromatics with the THIRD FOURTH AND FIFTH fingers like wtf, and its also more notes with ur thumb and 2nd finger, you'll find ur right-hand has SO MANY awkward positions. The left hand is not too complicated, but to top it all off the level of LIGHTNESS you need to put into this piece is insane. It is impressive you can play it with such ease! Keep it up!
Hi Ethan, yes, you are right, (at least from my own experience - everyone is different) I found 10/2 considerably harder than all the other etudes. 25/11 sounds incredibly difficult and also scary to study, but it's not as hard as 10/2 by any means. 10/1 is incredibly difficult, but, if you put exactly as many hours into practicing 10/1 as 10/2, it sounds a whole lot better as music than 10/2. 25/6 is only hard if you delay practicing double third scales and trills in your early piano studies. If you introduce double third scales early on (and there's no reason not to) you won't have that much trouble with it when the time comes, you just need to get your brain and fingers to like playing thirds, once you do that, you'll love playing 25/6. 25/10 is a bit harder at a fast tempo than 25/11 at a fast tempo, but people don't play this etude as much. 25/4 is really hard at a fast tempo, not so hard at a moderate tempo. The strange thing about 10/2 is it sounds so easy to play if you don't play piano -- but, in reality, most piano students can practice and perform any of the terribly difficult sounding etudes faster per hour practiced than 10/2. In my own experience, 10/2 is the most important etude in the set of 27, it's the key to unlocking the right hand for the rest of the etudes and of course, anything and everything ever written for piano in the treble clef with evenness in mind, notably Bach and Mozart.
THATS FUCKING AWESOME WHEN SOMEONE MADE NO MISTAKES HERE
Your dedication is inspiring. Another magnificent upload.
Dynamics are so beautiful Paul, thank you 😇
Thank you for sharing the beauty~❤
How is this pianist not playing professionally? Flawless technique...
Wow, that was great. Thank you Paul.
Great !
Thank you, Paul! Greeting from Belarus! You're a motivation for me.
Definitely one of the best pianists very good..... i love the pieces you showcase ....hats off to you paul
No 2 is a great description of an agile bee in flight.
Thank you so much for your performance of those Chopin Etudes
Grande!Bravo! amo Estudos, eles elevam minha alma fortalecem minha imaginaçao.
Beautiful Paul thank you for sharing
Was looking some inspiration for piano practice and came back to old faithful Paul Barton , keep up the good work with you & yours kind regards WF Robinson
Great work sir. Truly enjoyable listening to your interpretations.
Thanks!
0:39 What's that G7 note doing there? Too much post-processing I think :D
Really great job! Bravo!
Good job👏
Превосходно!!!!! Восхищаюсь техникой и чувственностью исполнения!!!
Op.10 No. 4 for life!
It. Was. Wonderful.