In the videos of this channel, the audio is created in MIDI mode, using the Digital Performer application and the Yamaha Disklavier acoustic baby grand piano.
This piano is equipped with sensors that can be connected to a computer via a MIDI interface and can be suitably maneuvered to move the pedals and, with greater or less force, the hammers of the piano. All other musical functions, such as articulation, agogics, expression, rubato etc... can be adjusted from within the MIDI application.
Other than the musical score, no other external sources are used to make these videos.
I thank all good-willed listeners and wish them much enjoyment.
If I understand correctly, you are asking me to play a Violin Sonata on the piano? This would be a very demanding job, unless you are a genius, like Franz Liszt. I am truly sorry to refuse your request for the second time, but I cannot lend myself to destroying a masterpiece by Bach. Have a nice Sunday.
Thank you for your trust, but on RU-vid you can find several videos that present this work of Bach, played by pianists of great world fame, with whom I could never compete. I suggest the version of the sixth variation played by Daniel Barenboim, which you can find here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QH0-6mKRO_M.html
Thanks for listening. The Sonata K 29 already exists on my channel. You can find it in this Playlist: ru-vid.com/group/PL8r_aiwyT3pS26o8TRAVe0JVvEc-b_3YI
If you want the organ version, you can find it here: imslp.org/wiki/Organ_Sonata_No.1_in_E-flat_major,_BWV_525_(Bach,_Johann_Sebastian). If you want the version used for this video, it doesn't exist, because it is my personal transcription not written for the Piano player. Thanks for listening.
The Rondo consists of a main theme, which alternates in a circle (rondeau) with several other secondary themes. In this very short piece by Scarlatti there are no secondary themes but only one short principal theme. It is therefore not a Rondo. It could be a Giga, but it is certainly a short "Sonata Barocca" bipartite A-B. Thanks for listening.
Thanks for the request. I can inform you that I have already uploaded about a hundred Scarlatti Sonatas and, if you wish, you can find them collected in a Playlist here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bmVLnn5Xjww.html
Recién estaba revisando partituras viejas y tenía una fotocopia de este estudio que lo toqué cuando tenía 14 años, aprox en el año 1994. Increible que este compositor que tiene muy pocas cosas haya llegado a Argentina, Buenos Aires. En esa época no le di importancia, ahora con las redes y que soy más grande, le doy más importancia, y me da nostalgia, saludos!!!
@@SalvatoreNicolosiit is my very personal sign of attachment that express great appreciation for the Art of J.S. Bach. Chopin was One among many other Admirers of Him. Thank you for posting it !
Thanks for listening. I don't know if I'll be able to make new MIDI files because I have serious problems with my eyesight, especially when it comes to entering all the MIDI data into the computer. In fact, I now work almost exclusively with Bach's organ works, because I entered all the data about twenty years ago.
Thanks for liking, but maybe you didn't read the description of the videos where it says that my performances are MIDI, of course made by me. Thanks anyway for listening and congratulations on your amazing guitar performances.
I agree with you, but in Czerny's defense one could argue that his etudes were intended to be played, to acquire piano technique, and not to be listened to.
Because as it is written at the beginning of the score, the pedal must play with a 4-foot register, which is made up of halved pipes that play an octave higher. If the pedal played as written, it would cause harmony errors, because the foundation of the chords would change compared to the part of the left hand, which supports the harmony. This way of moving the upper part of the chant in the pedal is widely used in organ literature. Thanks for listening.
No entiendo por qué, escuchándola varias veces, me viene una necesidad de llorar. Es increíblemente hermosa esta pieza 🧩 musical 🎼🎵🎶🎵 Es nuestro BACH, mi BACH, es el BACH de todos.
Felicitaciones por mostrar tu predilección por un gran compositor que también es uno de mis favoritos. A veces la música de Bach tiene este efecto: ¡¡¡hace llorar!!! Gracias por ver mi vídeo, pero te recomiendo que escuches la versión original para órgano, que puedes encontrar fácilmente en RU-vid.
@@SalvatoreNicolosi También la he escuchado en órgano ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pero tenía la necesidad de que fuera en piano. Está es la única versión que encontré en piano 🎹🎹🎹 Gracias por subir está versión 🫂🫂🫂 Un gran aporte. Un abrazo mi hermano 🤗
My teacher assigned me this piece and by watching this video I learned the entire piece in one day!😊(Beautiful work and playing) I am also only 8 years old
Compliments! You must be very good if at your age you can learn a Sonatina like this in just one day. I wish you much success. Thank you for choosing and viewing my video.
This has become my Level Two Method book. Bien joué et Merci. I’m at about number seven, but have also transposed them into other keys. It’s taking me a bit longer but my teacher and I think it’s worth it in the long run.
Pas de rien. Merci à vou pour écouter. Thank you for choosing my video for your exercises. Congratulations on your progress and your skill in transposing them into other keys. I wish you happy success in your piano career. Cordially.
The Alfred edition has some embellishments in the RH in bar 9,13,17 which sound awful due to dissonance versus LH. I see in your version that those notes are not present at all.
Thank you. It seems that everyone liked this Sonata more than usual, but the credit goes entirely to maestro Scarlatti, who managed to create a great masterpiece with small means.
