Rachmaninoff/Wild - Dreams, Op. 38 No. 5 

What a coincidence, I still remember that the first scale I have been taught at the music school was A major, too! Or A-dur, as it was stipulated academically. Thank you for this video, your playing is remarkably good.

My condolences. I watched the video you shared. She seemed like a lovely, dedicated person and teacher. She must be so proud. All the best,

This brought me to tears. Thank you 🙏🏾

Love it 😀 😍 ❤

This is not Yamaha Avantgrand

@@jung4399 he's talking about the VST he's using

Hi. I have an NV10S and am contemplating getting a VST for it because in my living room it doesn't sound as good through the speakers as it did in the large showroom when I was shopping for it. Is this just because of the nature of the smaller space/speakers combo or would a Garritan type VST help...is the difference really that large? What are the differences? There's many people all over the internet claiming that the included Kawai VST is just as good as any of the other top standalone VSTs...If you could elaborate as much as possible it would be greatly appreciated. I love the hardware on the instrument, but in a normal sized room the Kawai VST is mediocre at best, so I really need help trying to improve the situation and to ultimately decide whether or not to invest in a good VST...Thanks!

@@zvelekva well I start to prefer kawai now lol, but garritan cfx is really good and vibrant and you can make it sound larger than the kawai sample no doubt, for playability wise though I just connect better musically using the kawai samples rather than a vst, recorded sound quality though is superior using a vst, but for playing at home without recording and for pleasure only I don't use vst anymore as too much hassle and doesn't feel as good like I said.

Thanks. It’s recorded digitally through computer.

Kawai Novus NV-10