Hubby and I love your videos and we watch them together. This was a wonderful, joyful piece and we loved it! You are an amazing inspiration. Please continue to post as you progress along with your classes. Truly a beautiful performance!

@milanrecordingstudios9042

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind thoughts.

Brilliant. You are easy to listen to. Both your music and your words. Thanks.

Wow, great piece, fun and mesmerizing to listen to, loved the recording too 😁❤️💐👏🏻

Very nicely played! I'm sure you have worked pretty hard on the technical parts of the piece. So glad to hear about your continuing studies, with a highly regarded instructor! Looking forward to seeing more! Thanks!

Beautiful playing. and the sound!! Wow!!!

Wonderful!! So excited you are furthering you art.

James, That new microphone really shows off the piece and that piece really shows off what you can do:) Cheers, Rik Spector

@douro20

3 жыл бұрын

Not to mention that those microphones are $3000 each!

Love your performance and hope you can do more. I am happy you got the chance to go to this university. Luckily I could see your performance and it wasn’t blocked. Thank you for sharing and playing. I will definitely go visiting your professors channel.

Very cool piece, James!

Thank you so much! Thank you very much for this one and all the other ones you have. Sibelius is Finland's most famous composer. I wish I can play this etude some day. I am only an old man restarted practicing on my own a year ago, as I stopped 30 years ago. You may have performed Sibelius' "Spruce". I am grateful also of your informative and entertaining videos on pianos and digipianos as I am looking for a decent digital piano in the future.

We love when you cover your pedagogy.

Very clean performance! Hope to see more of you playing classical pieces.

@milanrecordingstudios9042

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, classical pieces are in the works.

always great hearing you play.

Well done! Great work! Loved this piece!

Sounded very accomplished!

And when you've learned more of that kind of style, be sure to play it for or us too! Loved it.

Wow, incredible. I've never heard that before and never heard of the composer, but you playing it makes me want to learn it. I'm not much of a classical player, but I liked that

Sounds great good job 👏.

Have you been required to learn Ravel's left-hand piano concerto?

Enjoy your favorite music on labor day, and have safe labor day.

Bravo!

Heard some minor crackling in the sound when you went a little louder in the higher regions around 1.12 - 1.14

commenting for the sake of commenting to help out the alogrhythums.

@milanrecordingstudios9042

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

@tim8767

3 жыл бұрын

I would never do that 😃.

Ever heard "Key Engine" by Luka Sestak? It's a fast boogie song with a killer baseline. The recording is excellent, best sounding piano on youtube. It's modern, but I'll bet you could play it very well.

Interestingly I have already watched the video prof Yi-Yeng Chen posted some days ago

The concept of copyright was a very good one, in the beginning, as it protected composers and performers. Unfortunately, over the years, it has been perverted and is now a grotesquerie. (Insert snarky comment about end-stage capitalism here...)

@milanrecordingstudios9042

3 жыл бұрын

It's not capitalism, but when lawyers get too much power.

@nomis204

3 жыл бұрын

Milan Recording Studios James, It's not lawyers that initiate these copyright challenges, it's the owners of the copyrights ( and sometimes that may not even be the original artist themselves) Lawyers are just hired by the client to do what they are told. They have no "power" to file copyright claims on their own behalf. They are always working for a client who hired them, and it's the greed of the client that's at the root of it all. It's the owners of the copyright that want every last penny they can squeeze out of it.