That's impressive playing. Very jangly.

instead of talking blablabla you should write in the *title* the name of composer - François Couperin , tnx

me grinding 10 years to get 3 plastic guns and a water gun:

That was GREAT.The film complimented the music.This is one of my favourite Scott Joplin pieces.

Sehr schön, gefällt mir richtig gut!

2:36

Prestissimo yet not incoherent or muddy. Well done indeed...

This is SOOOOOOO amazinggggg I wanna learn the harpschicorddddddddddddd

That is so weird how it changes keys suddenly! Very cool piece. Thanks for sharing. Great playing!

My Lady Carey's got a great Dompe

It's like a baby Toccata by Widor

Grazie!

I played a lot of Scarlatti in college - never heard of this one. All those forbidden augmented seconds - that must be why they never mentioned it... :D And yes as a cat owner I can definitely imagine the fugue subject being inspired by a cat.

I read this as Les Claypools solo. I thought what?

Baroque music is shred

ARTEEEE ARTEEEEE BELLLIIISSSISSSSSIIIMOOOOOO

me entering the auction house in the wild west

Somptueux !

I treated them as chords first to get comfortable with the positions and then break them up later.

Wonderful, so glad to see and hear your music again! xx

I'm happy I found this after KZbin recommended another video of yours.

The action starts at 0:10

Elaine, thank you for premiering this beautiful work and commissioning the 3rd sonata. We are very fortunate that Persichetti gifted us so much lovely harpsichord music towards the end of his life, and equally fortunate to have your splendid performances to listen to. Many thanks and best wishes.

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Wonderful music, wonderful woman

Well done . A life changing piece 💗😼 2024/11/20 at 16:33 by TA .

its the original digital sound in analogue form!

Amazing piece! Sensational playing! Brava!

Il migliore Presto del concerto italiano l' ho ascoltato da Comparone. Il concerto italiano non è un concerto esercizio di velocità. Necessità di una determinata velocità. Il clavicembalo deve aver la possibilità di esprimere dei contenuti in modo charo ev idenziando tutte le particolarità ( che sono parecchie) della composizione. Eseguendoli con una velocità eccessiva non si capisce nulla,solo una successione di note che attribuisce all' esecutore gran de abilità.

Here in 2024!

Played from memory to boot 🍻

First time hearing this piece in dotted rhythm.. which makes me wonder if this is more appropriate since it’s French Everything worked very well for me besides the part before the last return of the A section. It was sticking out a bit for me…

i want one of these so badd

Love the artistry and the instrument, but the toll that standing this long will shorten your life by way of varicose veins, thrombophlebitis, and the most dangerous, thrombosis. I love the music but dread the cost to the artist.

Love it!! It's so nice to hear something new, and to hear it performed so beautifully.

Musicians that play by memory and heart deserve more sppreciation. One wrong note and the whole thing falls apart, props to this lady.

I have to say lady. What a terrific performance! You are excellent

I wonder why you “swing” the quaver notes in several places. Also, why is it played so fast. Is this really Rameau’s intention?

The short commentary accompanying these videos by Elaine Comparone is helpful and informative.

Elaine makes it read like the story it is. This rendition has expression and dramatic breath unlike other performances where it is simply played through. Marvelous playing!

Listening to this as I'm shopping for groceries. I feel like some highborn lady from the seventeenth century .

❤

Impresionante!

This is one of my favourite of all the Scarlatti sonatas, it has a haunting almost modern element to it. Thanks for posting, do you ever play in London?

1:54 excellent interpretation here. Each note is so definite and the timing is exquisite, like the piece.

Ha anticipato la sua epoca. Sono i suoni molto moderni!

What a fantastic performance. The notes are like bells falling into each other.

More playing less talking

SUPERB!!!

Brilliant. Thank-you.