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Such a beautiful piece, Joanne. Took me back eight years.

Professeur Joanne Parenteau, ma chère collègue; Pédagogie et virtuosité du piano, je vous souhaite le meilleur... Vahid Goli.

C'est gracieux, c'est beau et très bien interprété Merci

Prof. Joanne Parenteau Merci d'avoir partagé vos talents de pianiste avec nos collègues et d'avoir enseigné dans nos classes...esthéticienne en art, musicienne et pianiste...je vous souhaite le meilleur……………………Vahid Gholi.

Chère Joanne Parentaeu, une performance impressionnante et du romantisme...une autre surprise pour vos professeurs et étudiants. Je vous souhaite le meilleur, mon cher professeur, collègue et cher ami, ……………… Vahid Goli, esthéticien art et musique et pianiste.

Chère Joanne Parenteau, une impressionnante prestation de musique du XVIIe siècle...une autre surprise pour vos professeurs et étudiants suivants. Le meilleur pour vous, mon cher professeur, collègue et cher ami, ……………… Vahid Goli, esthéticien art et musique et pianiste.

Learning this from last 20 days, its just not easy how it looks !!

Chère Joanne Parenteau Anna Magdalena Bach, j'en avais vraiment besoin pour des compléments pédagogiques dans mes cours. Au nom des étudiants en art de mes classes, je vous remercie, le meilleur pour vous ………… Vahid Goli

Chère Joanne Parenteau, Merci de partager davantage de vos expériences avec nous... Meilleurs vœux. Vahid Goli

A wonderful performance i enjoyed listening.🎶

Chère Joanne Parenteau. (un sentiment partagé entre vous et le public). Une pédagogie et une virtuosité pianistique. Vous êtes un pointillisme dans le jeu du piano. J'utiliserai vos vidéos pour aider et compléter les cours de piano de mes élèves. Merci de partager vos expériences avec nous. Pianiste et esthéticienne d'art et de musique. Je vous souhaite le meilleur, mon cher ami et collègue. Vahid Goli

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Belíssima execução parabéns ❤!!!

Great performance

Bravo! Wonderful performance!

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Beautiful, and you make it look so easy, thanks.

I did enjoy... thank you 😊

Joanne, you're good! I think you might make a fine piano-teacher! :')

I’ve played this since I was a child, ( the complete original version, as here) and once it’s in muscle memory, there is a great temptation to play it at this speed. I hear Beethoven’s playfulness in this piece, after all he had just fallen in love with a 16 year old girl. It’s as if she made him feel young again, and he’s trying to express a light hearted airy innocence and purity, almost like a gaiety he thought he’d lost. Obviously there is the dark broody section, where he starts to feel insecure and negative, but generally, I feel this is Beethoven feeling playful and in love, and young again. Once you know the piece well, I think it’s hard to see it as a slow or sad piece. It might sound nice played in a slow sad way, but it doesn’t feel authentic, from a performers point of view. I can’t imagine Beethoven writing a piece with this ebb and flow, and lightness, if he wanted to write a piece to be played as Lang Lang plays it. It’s also obvious that anyone who knows the piece, would be able to play it fast or slow, heavy or light, sad or happy, but I honestly feel a movement and driving force in the music which you have to crush if you play it slowly. After all, isn’t a Bagatelle a kind of dance music , historically? I would need to check on that, but if it is, it’s obvious Valentina isn’t doing it justice, and has accidentally or deliberately missed the point.

Lang Lang indeed adds an extra pair of D# E at th-cam.com/video/s71I_EWJk7I/w-d-xo.html

This is one of your students 😆🤓

Would love to hear your nocturne in C sharp minor

Great playing 🎉 Puppy is sooo cute😊

Very beautiful 🎉❤

This was just to share. I notice quite a few stray moments when I relisten to it 2 years after posting. But as with little recordings I sometimes makes make for my students as a guideline, its not always about being flawless, but capturing the spirit of the composition.

One of my favourite etudes in the RCM program.

The little puppy is Theo, my new companion. He's a Papillon. He was born on July 6, 2024. He makes a cameo near the end of the video. I varied one of the cadence rhythms, so see if you can detect which one 😅

Always loved this piece. You make it seem effortless.

Parabéns belíssima execução ❤

Absolutely brilliant masterpiece & fine, accurate piano playing 👍❤

Lively & beautiful music. Fine, accurate piano playing 🎹🎶👍❤

Great video 👏🏻👏🏻

Wonderful playing🎉 Very gentle sound and soft feeling, how it needs to be👌 Really enjoyable ☺️ I subscribed to your channel to hear more music🌹🎶

Thank you for your wonderful performance, Fur Elise is my favorite song. I used to practice as a child by organ.

Way too fast. Best is to play it as you feel it and not rely on some music book to guide you.

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Why so fast?

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Very very well played. You know, they found in Beethoven's sketchbooks several bars of Mozart's Giovanni when Don Giovanni kills the Commendatore. Lower down on the page, Beethoven penned the first bars of Moonlight Sonata, one semitone higher! Holy cow, Moonlight Sonata is a dirge!!! So, you can't get very far playing like it represents a moonlit scene over Lake Lucerne in Switzerland... I believe that if you understand what Beethoven expected this piece to represent, you will find yourself playing it like Joanne because it is somber and its "Tah-Dah-Dah Tah-Dah-Dah Tah-Dah-Dah has to just march on and on like the sad martial piece that it is.

Beautiful

¡Lindísimo, felicitaciones!

Thanks for sharing my favorite piece.

Thanks for sharing this beautiful piece. ❤🎉

Very well played, thanks for sharing.

I'm literally in awe! Your rubatos and ritenutos are so spot on... I've been trying to improve my execution of this piece for quite some time and your video has inspired me some more ideas. Thank you so much for sharing😊

great!

So amazing👍❤️

The best interpretation of "Fur Elise" which I have heard to date. Most play it mechanically.

nahhh u play it so good, the way you express your emotion through the piece though!!