Paul, this is one of the most beautiful realizations of this fabulous Scarlatti work I've heard! Thanks for this great display using the 4th harmonic pedal. The recording is top quality, too! You are a great pianist and I LOVE your passion for the music, which I can feel. BRAVO! ~Jackie
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Very beautiful performance, thank you very much.
Paul, this is one of the most beautiful realizations of this fabulous Scarlatti work I've heard! Thanks for this great display using the 4th harmonic pedal. The recording is top quality, too! You are a great pianist and I LOVE your passion for the music, which I can feel. BRAVO! ~Jackie
Fantastic! A slower tempo than I've ever heard this piece, but to my surprise I absolutely loved your interpretation! Thanks for the upload :)
Amazing! Beautiful! It sounds very Scarlatti! I love it!
I love this sonata! Beautifully played, Paul! 😀👍🍀
Wunderschön, beautiful !! Thank you very much ! DANKE ! Greetings from switzerland ... :-)
Very mature piece of music
So beautifully played .. thank you Paul
a Beautiful performance by a very talented artist...
Beautiful job! :D
You are amazing
fantastic!
Beautiful sound bro! Amazing!
I almost thought it was Skylark. Baroque composers never fail to shock me!
Why do pianists elevate their forearms and do weird gestures when playing like rocking back and forward?
Because music is emotional and they're not robots.
To relax the fingers and hand the most, make a more brilliant cantabile, to make different touchs, well, many things. :>
Suellio Almeida I see, that makes sense. Thanks.
It just happens :) but certain movements help relaxing, add to expression/change tone or give performance a certain touch
goosebumps ? :D
Needs a much more lighter touch.
No.