@paulinalevina9690
POV: You just discovered that Sibelius exists
@dustinlaferney3160
Thanks for putting in the work so we could hear it!
@Rafaga777
Very beautiful. Thanks a lot for this great video.
@alexsandronascimento9048
Magnífica! Superb!
@quequitoAR
Thank you very much for this!
@matttondr9282
As an organist this is funny to watch. You pianists might have dynamics, proper articulation and a sustain pedal, but I only need one of me to play this mwahaha!
@AlessandroSistiMusic
Wow, what a cool treat! Thanks so much for this. The video format was different from what I'm used to, but I didn't think it was a problem to follow along. I'm an organist, and I will call something out about this — on an organ, it's easy to have the theme come through on the pedal even while you're playing lots of notes. On piano, each attack is really noticeable in the upper parts. So except at the fff bit at the end, the theme in the lowest part should probably have come through a bit more. This might be achievable either in the midi file / performance, or by doing EQ on the audio later to lower the level of the highest frequencies, played in the upper two parts, while the theme is sounding. Again, thanks for bringing this piece to us in a totally different way than a conventional performance on organ!
@josephmartin7013
I'll play with you next time! You only need...2 more people. We'll assemble a team.
@ridwancoding5646
Is it possible for you to post the full 8 hand suite?
@ericwarncke
Quite difficult to follow.
@PianoCurio