George Frideric Handel. Chaconne in G major, HWV 435

Pianist: Alon Petrilin, age: 22, Israel
Class of Dr. Daria Monastyrski
Recorded in the "Jerusalem Music Center" in 12/9/17 by Zvika Hirshler (audio) and Tommy Padan (video).

[@klaus_vans]

This interpretation is extremely beautiful it has sparkling lights and dark shadows as it was meant to be. Thank you so much for sharing it with the humanity ! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@andresgiovanazzi3551]

Excellent!!!!! Beautiful full of expresion.

[@timolig7054]

Love your interpretation, I like the time you take with the repeats in the variations and your attention to tempo, just really enjoyed the performance, very inspiring.

[@hana2317]

Fantastic! You are a truly passionate musician!Thank you for the wonderful music.I am looking forward to your performance.

[@manfredwilhelmyv.w.851]

Alon captura la fuerza. el dinamismo y la profundidad de HWV 435

[@user-ol1ib1ss2b]

Beautiful playing. Your imagination and care in interpretation are excellent and too rarely heard. This piece is usually played badly, if played at all. There's so much to explore! Thank you for sharing.

[@denisefalavinha]

Wonderful!!!!!

[@dinawilson2483]

I am in love.

[@samar1462]

Wow ❤❤❤

[@Gaagagigox]

ואו אלון זה יפיפה !

[@aksiiska9470]

Or oak is beautiful!

[@aksiiska9470]

Great, but why didn't he continue sharing? look in his upload history.

[@gionirosello-piano9003]

Hello! which edition did you use to study the Chaconne? I want to play the same version that you have played, which I think is the same that Murray Perahia plays. is that there is an edition of Eugen d'Albert, but I don't think it's this one, right? have you used Henle, wiener urtext or peters? thank you

[@aksiiska9470]

if the music does not match with the movement of the hands, it's due to the difference between speed of light between speed of sound