J. S. Bach: Sonata No. 1 in G minor, BWV 1001 - Siciliana, Presto 

Very clean, extremely transparent, somewhat unworldly, and the bright prism of sounds reflect elegantly...this is the art of all arts speachless

Amazing! :)

That was terrific. I'm working on the Presto right now and you make it seem much easier than it is! Great phrasing, you caught all the right accents...casting a spell with the music!

That was amazing!! Everything sounded so clean and pure. :)

@WorldRevolution27 Thank you for your kind words!

Thanks.

Fluid and musical with only the occasional part slightly rushed, but we are talking minor imperfections here as this is an excellent performance.

Lovely performance, lovely girl... (you might also try drawing out the tempo in the Siciliana a hair more : it is a highly charged bit of preromanticism and it's simple beauty invites a ponderous lingering there before the windy storm of the presto-finalé : a movement which clearly shows why modern jazz greats always adore Bach), but the recording, sound and image, leave much to be desired... and indeed, desire is born of compassion and visaversa... which translates into emotion (the motion of our interengergy)... Music being language to all these unseen foundations existence offers...