Piano Lesson on Gillock's Holiday in Paris, by Martin James Bartlett

[@johnlewis5330]

I love it when a world class pianist plays a "simple" piece. Amazing how the talent shines.

[@scdobserver835]

Such a charming interpretation of this delightful piece!

[@tinaswan1]

What a great teacher, thank you!

[@edwintan4066]

Heard this piece for the first time on World Piano Day and love its whimsical nature. Really enjoyed this tutorial from Martin.

[@asma_a.j]

Beautiful. Currently learning this piece, so this video is extremely useful!

[@margaretdines1044]

Brilliant description! Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@danwilliams7354]

Wow. This is a fantastic lesson and you play it so well.

[@lydiahu3916]

This is so beautiful!!!

[@claire3627]

Really helpful, especially about colour and touch.

[@laurawasson7639]

Love this! Thank you!!

[@tinaswan1]

I just wanted to thank you so much for your class, at the moment I'm learning piano by myself because of the corona, my teacher doesn't want to give me classes, so with your video it was almost like having a teacher just for me. So, a big thank you from Spain. Will subscribe!

[@heatherbatchellor2666]

Hello Martin, can you play the piece in its entirety? I'd love you to play it! With best wishes, Heather

[@acienjms9327]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@kevinm6790]

Thank you so much!

[@phyllismeade9280]

The piece takes on a whole new meaning after Martin’s beautiful elucidation of it. Phyllis Meade Irl

[@nanaishavingfun]

Poetic.

[@RolandHuettmann]

Could you play the whole piece from beginning to end as a final statement? That would round up such lesson, I believe. Otherwise, very inspiring...

[@tomjensen208]

Hey Martin. I'm a lyricist. We should collab!