Clementi - Sonatina Op.36 No.6, Mvmt I

[@Merike7173]

Nice that you are playing on "Estonia". Regards from Estonia.😊

[@SergeVideo]

A nice lively piece. Wonderful !

[@NormalPianist]

Finally! :) Also, I've always been a fan of how your piano sounds, besides the amazing playing.

[@dmswan3172]

Beautiful, pleasurable to hear - love the sense of effortless, relaxed ease and beautiful flow- an impeccable model for me as to how this piece should be played!

[@MXChan]

Glad you enjoyed it. I'm glad that I managed to achieve a sense of 'effortless, relaxed ease' because those runs were torturous to practice and record!

[@guto1953]

Parabéns pela interpretação. Linda sonatina

[@samfsmith]

Loved it!

[@EastValleyChorale]

Very nice. I liked this lively wake-up song today. Thanks for sharing

[@randomnetwork1966]

Very nice playing. ngl I kinda prefer how you mastered the audio for the video linked. but maybe its more "authentic" to not simulate a very large concert hall (this video sounds more intimate) :O

[@MXChan]

Yes it's not easy to pick just one type of reverb/mastering as every type has its pros and cons. Over the years I've grown quite fond of the concert hall effect. Perhaps it's because I get to hear the 'intimate living room sound' everyday from my own playing, so for my recordings I prefer to pick a different environment. :)

[@Pianoman1488]

Nice playing! I am considering purchasing an L210 right now. Between an L190 and L210 actually. Have any suggestions/advice? Thanks!

[@MXChan]

If your budget allows it, get the bigger L210. More length means longer bass strings and more soundboard, equals better quality sound!