Prelude in C minor BWV 999, J. S. Bach (Nord Piano 5)

Not as well-known as the famous prelude in C major (BWV 846), this one in C minor is at least as beautiful and contrasts nicely with it.
Played on my Nord Piano 5 with the "Studio Grand 2" (V6, XL).

[@АлександрГубанов-ю5и]

Bravo! ❤❤❤

[@davidst-louis8315]

I didn't know this piece. Great playing. Thanks for making me discover it.

[@Spektralfarben-Music]

You’re welcome. And thanks for your kind comment!

[@BsktImp]

Dare I say you've done old JSB proud with this sensitve and immediately engaging performance. The Nord sounds lovely.

[@Spektralfarben-Music]

Thank you so much for your kind words!

[@mzmieux5073]

Jolie façon de débuter la journée en douceur. Bravo!

[@Spektralfarben-Music]

Merci beaucoup, Claire! Very appreciated 🙂

[@hhl2296]

Wonderful!!

[@Spektralfarben-Music]

Thank you 😊

[@TWaveform]

Beautiful!

[@Spektralfarben-Music]

Thanks for watching and for your kind comment!

[@pds537]

Nice

[@johnscott4693]

which piano setting?

[@Spektralfarben-Music]

Hi and thanks for listening! As written, it's the Studio Grand 2 (V6, XL) without any EQing, timbre, Dyn Comp, or effects. Just a bit Stage reverb, KB TOUCH "Med".

[@johnscott4693]

@@Spektralfarben-Music thx. Playing grand XL on my Stage 4 88 which I got 9 months ago. Bach always struggle between 3 Nords, they’re all so good. “Middle class problems” they’re called !

[@Spektralfarben-Music]

@@johnscott4693 😄

[@Spektralfarben-Music]

@@johnscott4693 Yes, the Nord piano samples are extremely "organic" and full of life, and I also often cannot decide which one to use. In the end, my favorites are now this new Studio Grand 2, the Royal Grand and the Pearl Upright. I rarely use the White Grand although I like the richness of its sound.