So glad to hear 3:30 played slowly (with expression). For years, I've been playing it too fast! 48:08end

Why not replace the damper instead of adding a fourth one? Isnt it redundant this way?

Would it be possible to actually see how the harmonic pedal functions on the strings? My 1827 Babcock has a "harmonic swell" pedal, which allows sympathetic vibrations to continue regardless of use of the damper pedal. Thanks.

Obrigado por ter amor a Bach . Do Brasil.

the sheir beauty of this peice played by paul (makes me mutate to a fangirl)

[✓ANNABARBARA]

(ReDo)🟡

Wow, I was transported at my early teenage years. Suddendly I remembered ringing the bell at my music conservatory and going up the large stairs in this very colonial hpuse in my town in Montevideo, Uruguay , to take piano lessons with my piano and solfeo teacher Noemí. I eventually gave up piano for ballet, but the Anna Magdalena Bach notebook will always be close to my heart. I very much enjoy it in piano or organ ❤🎵🎶

So much better on piano. TY, Paul.

dang that's a nice sounding piano

this wa not the intended video but it captured my hearth with is softness and sweetness accompanied by precission.

大好きです。　　午後木漏れ日の中でずーっと弾いていたい。

This is incredible!

Thank You Sir for yours video capture which guides me after 10 yrs later. Useful. Thank You Once again from India Hindustani.

This entire performance is beautiful. Thank you

Amazing invention! I hope all manufacturers start to incorporate it from now on.

Inspiring and beautiful playing. I have been struggling with the Inventions and am looking for something a bit easier to get a handle on counterpoint. Now I know where I'm going next.... Mr. Barton, I've watched many of your videos. They really help those of us intermediate players who are trying to get a sense of how the music should sound. I love your Beethoven Opus 2, No. 1, and this video in particular. Thank you!

my Apollo baby grand can do this, except the middle pedal. The middle pedal lifts up the dampers on the bass strings only, which causes treble notes playing in staccato to make the bass strings vibrate in harmony.

Interpretação perfeita! Very good!

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se dieron cuenta que en realidad no esta tocando el piano y que solo finje que lo toca por que lo reproduce un audio?

this is awesome. I honestly thought you were using some new AI reverb on your other videos haha

Muito lindo! Perfeito. Very todo!!!

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Con anuncios ,que horror.

disfrute mucho de su video, gracias :)

AMOOO BACH GRANDE MESTRE !!!

Perfectly played. Brilliant music. Thank you for this amazing rendition!

I wish someone would invent a vibrato pedal.

I suppose it's a matter of opinion whether these sounds are pleasing.

The Aria at 34:04 is well executed. It is so beautifully written. A masterpiece. I don't tired of it.

I completely agree with other commentators that your anh 126 Musette rendition, version Allegro, is superb. The best I have heard. It comes alive and sounds so energetic and child like. Your dynamics are perfect. It's funny imagining the people at the time trying to dance to your version in bewilderment... while trying to keep up!

Muito rápido. 😏

29:40 I can see how much fun you had playing this mussette! Also one of my favourite pieces of the album

1:42 quite a jazzy chord sequence! “Christmas time is here”

Well, this sounds like a recording of a chord struck on a piano of which the attack is removed. This effect was used by the composer David Raksin for the film noir 'Laura' by Otto Preminger of 1944. Listen to the eerie 'bowed vibraphone' sound before the music starts :kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5Obl4ygh8iagsk

Is Feurich the main company that manufactures pianos with this pedal type? Are there competitors and pricing ranges, with other harmonic pedals?

Fascinating possibilities with this. Thank you;)

OH! I thought, I knew this collection.... but the first movement is totally new to me. Besides.... too many teachers let their beginners play these pieces. That is how I grew "not very fond" of them. The same goes for the Inventions, which I have come to love now.

Pensar que esas obras tienen más de 300 años...eso se llama envejecer con estilo.

Wonderful - thank you!

Thank you for accompanying me while I work.

Muchas gracias, una interpretación muy sentida.

sdd de tocar isso 😢❤️

Lindo demais

why are you ALWAYS taling parallel with SOUND? Pfff.

This is wonderful, there’s a simplicity to this that really opens the music up for me.

perfecto gracias

Adoro

How would this translate on a stage in a hall with reverb and resonance?? Would it be overkill?? Is this something that is more fit for smaller spaces, homes and studios? Genuinely curious…