Anna Fedorova - D. Scarlatti, sonata in re minore K213 - Sonata in mi magg. K 20 - Ass Mozart Italia

[@stephenclark7932]

Wonderfully realized, dear Anna! You truly are the "Princess of the Piano-forte! BRAVA!!!

[@josephbourque5027]

I can listen to your beautiful music all night long, just wonderful.

[@hacenprofsaadi1452]

Je ne me lasserai jamais d ecouter un pianissimo d Anna Fedorova quel que soit le theme.Elle est tout simplement sublime

[@elilifurukwa2900]

its so great and beautiful!! im deeply impressed and cleared my sadness with serene holding by this music. thanks, Anna!

[@cfchh1905]

What a gifted girl - thank you for showing.

[@valeriysakov1410]

С НОВЫМ 2023ГОДОМ уважаемая АННА!

[@vitoroliveirajorge368]

A great artist! And a beautiful woman! Fantastic!

[@linstinag2209]

This piece which was played by her is totally different,it can easily move people❤️

[@1hopefulman240]

Her fingers nimble Her memory sharp She plays the piano And not the harp And may I say exquisitely!

[@Davidpianist-ge5et]

I think in a recital one would have to 'balance' a slow and reflective sonata like this with a major and more sprightly one. Actually Anna does this, and the second one is very nice and sparkly. Well done!

[@elletuppen4844]

Charming with precision vitality and brilliance

[@fulviozanoni8450]

Parfaite, et jolie!

[@631erwin]

MUY BUENA

[@NiklasFischerComposer]

The sad melody at 0:33- reminds me of this passage in Mozart's piano concerto no. 23: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGnIYZl4odt4g7M

[@Domenico14255]

bravissima

[@valeriysakov1410]

Нежная музыка

[@ronwalker4849]

VERY FEW PIANISTS WITH THE EXCEPTION OF WANDA LANDOWSKA HAVE THE SLIGHTEST IDEA OF MUSIC FOR HARPSICHR, EVEN WHEN TRANSCRIBED TO THE PIANO AS IS THE CASE HERE. IT MAY NOT BE REALLY POSSIBLE IN ANY CASE. THERE ARE JUST A VERY FEW SONATAS WHICH WILL SURVIVE THE SUBSTITUTION OF A PIANO FOR A HARPSICHORD, AND THIS CERTAINLY IS NOT ONE OF THEM.

[@STUM2257]

Domenico Scarlatti: "Show yourself more human than critical and your pleasure will increase."