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Omg! You look like him! 😲 DeBussy! 😳 You play so smoothly and beautifully. 🥹 I was shocked that there aren't more views. You deserve more people hearing you play! We all deserve to hear it! 🥲😊 Lovely. I can tell you play with your soul. 🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️

You are generous.

Quite enchanting playing. Thank you!

Excellent series! Thank you!

Perfect 🫨

It’s a crime that you don’t have more subscribers man. Keep up the good work💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

Thanks

Do you edit your own videos?

You are actually the only channel who posts the type of stuff you do. RUclips is so unfair to you

almost forgot to watch this today

Thank you 3:25 how is this type of scale called? Russian scale?

you are amazing, i love the videos

Thank you 🙏🏾

Thank you for all your hard work, Maestro!

As most channels on sight-reading only talk about theory without REAL sight reading, your channel lets me understand what a real sight reading is, and how good and efficient it can be. Thanks!

Ure the best!!

Awesome!!! Never stop recording and posting! ❤

Can’t wait for youre next adventure 🎹🎉

I love these czardas

I think you get the groove fine in the martellato (which translates to the beginning). Some parts can be swung (e.g. I kinda like it on the stride section, although the eight-note swing is not usually done there). I do note that it helps to play jazz reading those chords (the chromatic connecting phrase, but also bars 8 and 16 e.g.). I keep observing that you have a tendency to favor basic 7th positions in the LH chords, where higher inversions are written, or in this Gershwin case, 9th/11th etc chords, e.g. 5th bar of that last page, I don't think you ever hit the the voicing written there - which makes more sense if you're very accustomed to score reading (i.e. clefs/transpositions mixed) - so makes me wonder?

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Lol. I keep accidentally hitting the forward button to turn the page just to be in time to read the following notes in time. The page turn editing is very diligent and precise, but not how you sight-read :)

Funny how you keep reading the f# in 6th bar before presto as f, due the enharmonic with e# (b half diminished is the sound, so you expect the f, but this is exactly why it was notated as the leading tone e# so you *anticipate* the coming f#). Many "handy" chord repositions in the left hand are probably also unconsciously happening.

One of my favorite chaminade pieces. She was a great composer. Very nice sightreading job with this one!

I like the version of zoltan kocsis

Amazing!

please make hr2 video! if you have time :)

Btw, if you want to try something modern, virtuoso and somehow tropical, would highly recommend listening to Radamés Gnattali. One of my favorite composers, not only because we share the same nationality... It's just that Gnatalli is really good. Pieces such as "Negaceando", "Canhoto", "Zanzando em Copacabana", "Carinhosa" etc. Some of them were recorded by Hamelin.

Lecuona has another one very beautiful and easier than it sounds: Crisântemo.

34:05 that would be amazing!

Very impressive!! Thank you for this.

Beautiful interpretation. Bravo !

This makes me want to learn this piece actually, even thought it gets a little bit too much attention in the Liszt repertoire

That's awesome! Keep it up man! I play Piano since many years so let me tell you, playing this first sight is absolutely incredible 👌🏻

this is such a beautiful yet hard piece, respect for your progress!!

This is the most lavish, beautiful, complex Etude that exists in this life for me. When you listen to this great piece it makes you travel to another universe. There are no words to describe. I hope you play this tremendous Etude with the maximum virtuosity you can demonstrate. I wish you good luck and concentration, you're going to need it. The two greatest pieces I have heard are Etude Transcendental No.10 performed by Cziffra and Liszt: Après une lecture du Dante fantasia quasi sonata performed by Volodos.👍

Amazing

Gottschalk has a large repertoire of extremely complex pieces for perfect execution. Bamboula, Op.2 is the piece that I particularly like the most. I hope to be able to play it well executed one day. You are one of the best. Keep it up, good health and good luck.

The best versions are by Earl Wild, György Cziffra and you. ruclips.net/video/CKkN9s0OS6A/видео.htmlsi=HCIfPk-vapyk5eRs. It is one of the most impressive pieces ever created. Only a virtuoso executes it correctly. From minute 9:18 until the end you feel something that cannot be explained in words. Amazing👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

It is a piece of impressive difficulty and one of my favorites. I wish you the best and that you play it with virtuosity.

I believe at some point you'll be "blessed" by the algorithm ("The Benevolent God") and one of these 30 videos challenge will end up going viral before the end of the challenge.

Hi! Great video btw! Just looking at 17:54 had me thinking, day 30 looks fun, do you think you could do the Hamelin/doucet version just for fun instead of the exact original doucet?

Wow! You can make 3 videos and recording in one day? Do you edit your own videos?

You are a piano teacher?

Beautiful

All piano players who have accomplished this should be considered top-notch! Period. Few, even from the Greats, recorded the whole set!

I heard you in Vienna, Türkenstraße 19, this year, and for me it was one of the best concerts of the spring season. I also loved some of your own compositions you played there. I am really a fan of you so talented yet humble man.