David Jalbert, piano: Shostakovich Prelude and Fugue opus 87 no. 7 in A major

[@danburbach498]

No one has ever played it more beautifully.

[@bacon_girl1155]

David, this is beautiful. The fugue of No. 7 has been a lifetime favourite. Thank you.

[@asaf071286]

thank you!

[@gyusangkim9806]

Truly, it's one of the most beautiful performance! Thanks from Korea : )

[@thelex001]

I wish the camera had stayed on Jalbert's hypnotizing hands for the entire 3:37, and particularly for the fugue. Gorgeous, sensitive playing by a masterful Shostakovichian.

[@sarahbailie5559]

Beautiful playing. Thank you!

[@oneleaftea]

incredible! one of my favorite interpretations of the fugue I have heard and I have heard many!

[@koshka3000]

Very nice! Thank you. I am going to see at the concert coming Saturday !

[@williamreidboyd2944]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@f4c3pwnz]

Massively liking this. Thank you!

[@Flashstar5]

Really enjoyed this on my lunch break! As a Haydn/Dvorak devotee haven't explored Shostokovich as much as I would like. Wonderful music, sumptuously played.

[@RichardCharter]

So illuminating to see this performed live! As my edition of the score doesn't indicate much in terms of pedaling or fingering, I've listened to many recordings to figure it out, but seeing it performed here (and very beautifully) has a been a huge help. Bravo!

[@TheJamesalden]

Thank You!....

[@hymntonight]

I have no negative comments whatsoever! You play it beautifully!

[@13Josep]

Enhorabuena!!

[@BenSadounJeremie]

Très très beau

[@tomjunge4586]

Diese Melodie ist der Oberhammer!

[@Felix-Sited]

I am the one that disliked this video. I actually loved it though.

[@tsessebe]

I understand, you were so overcome with emotion you missed the like button.

[@Felix-Sited]

@@tsessebe Hmmmm, perhaps.