I love the slow tempo at the beginning (I can play that piece, but can't remember the title and composer for the life of me at the moment). That piece is usually butchered by musicians who want to show off by playing it fast, as if skills means that you can play many notes in a very short time. Instead you focus on sound and harmony here. Of course the rest of the performance is very nice, too! P.S.: Finally! After sleeping one night and heavy pondering I found the title: Menuett in G major by J.S. Bach 🙂 P.P.S.: And now I found out that it's not Bach, who is the composer, but C. Petzold. In my defence I'd like to put that this attribution was only made after 1979.
I love the slow tempo at the beginning (I can play that piece, but can't remember the title and composer for the life of me at the moment). That piece is usually butchered by musicians who want to show off by playing it fast, as if skills means that you can play many notes in a very short time. Instead you focus on sound and harmony here. Of course the rest of the performance is very nice, too!
P.S.: Finally! After sleeping one night and heavy pondering I found the title: Menuett in G major by J.S. Bach 🙂
P.P.S.: And now I found out that it's not Bach, who is the composer, but C. Petzold. In my defence I'd like to put that this attribution was only made after 1979.