Very well done! I like how even your tempo was, not using too much rubato until the cadence, making it impactful. Something I'd recommend (as the very amateur pianist I am lol) is make the phrasing less legato, like more staccato but still flowing? The counterpoint was well articulated :)
Oh wow, thanks for your comment and I’m glad you liked it! Indeed there are many things I need to improve, it’s my dream to become a successful pianist but I started too late so your comment is very motivating!
@@DanielSilva-gc4xz I think you've got potential, I listened to the whole recital and enjoyed it, another thing I noticed was pedal, which if you're trying to be faithful to a baroque interpretation isn't desired, but I still think it sounds good, so if you're not trying to go for that then keep going :)
@@ack7956 about the pedal I don’t think it is bad to use it because it is part of the piano as an instrument, and the well tempered clavier was composed not for the harpsichord, but any keyboard instrument. So using pedal in Bach isn’t in anyway invalidating. Well, at least in my opinion :) Even then I do like historically accurate music as well, nothing bad with that either.
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Que maravilha! Parabéns, Dani!
Ola prof, que bom que gostou, obrigado pelo teu comentário!
Que massa. Gostei bastante do jeito que tocou.
Very well done! I like how even your tempo was, not using too much rubato until the cadence, making it impactful. Something I'd recommend (as the very amateur pianist I am lol) is make the phrasing less legato, like more staccato but still flowing? The counterpoint was well articulated :)
Oh wow, thanks for your comment and I’m glad you liked it! Indeed there are many things I need to improve, it’s my dream to become a successful pianist but I started too late so your comment is very motivating!
@@DanielSilva-gc4xz I think you've got potential, I listened to the whole recital and enjoyed it, another thing I noticed was pedal, which if you're trying to be faithful to a baroque interpretation isn't desired, but I still think it sounds good, so if you're not trying to go for that then keep going :)
@@ack7956 about the pedal I don’t think it is bad to use it because it is part of the piano as an instrument, and the well tempered clavier was composed not for the harpsichord, but any keyboard instrument. So using pedal in Bach isn’t in anyway invalidating. Well, at least in my opinion :) Even then I do like historically accurate music as well, nothing bad with that either.