Absolutely BRILLIANT. I swear I've LOVED every recording by this young man since I first heard him a couple weeks ago. My mind is blown. Denis, I so hope you will come to Boston sometime soon.
He plays this absolutely beautifully. He takes it just a bit faster than I'd prefer, but he does it wonderfully! His high g comes out so clearly, it's a little insane!
Utterly thrilling at a faster tempo. And he plays it utterly perfectly.
Absolutely BRILLIANT. I swear I've LOVED every recording by this young man since I first heard him a couple weeks ago. My mind is blown. Denis, I so hope you will come to Boston sometime soon.
He plays this absolutely beautifully. He takes it just a bit faster than I'd prefer, but he does it wonderfully! His high g comes out so clearly, it's a little insane!
Denis, your play...just excellent!!!
Thanks for sharing your music with us!
Beautiful job by the pianist felt like a duet!!
yes! I am learning this with a friend/colleague and she plays it beautifully!
Wow!!!!! Now that, was amazing!!!!!! Deciding on whether I'll play this piece at Allstate competition.
It’s just sits in his fingers sublimely
Fabulous!!!
Браво!
Extraordinario!!!
Belleza!!
nailed it!
I love his playing. What's not to love but the tempo is insane fast. I prefer a bit slower.
Oh my goodness! I’m trying to get some ideas on how to approach the triplet section- are you tonguing the triplets? I can’t really tell.
I think he's triple tonguing.
Rudolph Mcneill Cool! It was hard to tell.
He is slurring the first two notes of each triplet and tonguing the 3rd one
@@gcg8187 maybe we are thinking of different parts, but the triplets at 1:20 ish are grouped into threes, tonguing only every beat
What is the super high note at the end of the run at 4:00
C4 ottava
G-A-A#-H-C
0:50 sound
2:10