Scarlatti - Sonata in D minor, L. 366 - Leonard Gilbert

[@marcusyipianst]

Bravo!

[@PeterFritzWalter]

Flawless and very good pristine sound without being dry, a classic interpretation.

[@letspiano3076]

Not flawless. 0:25

[@joshchen7241]

@@letspiano3076 Don't Forget 0:37

[@astrq1un3]

Guys the dude just meant it was amazing and at least seemed flawless. He cleared his mistakes well I could barely hear them.

[@AlkanLove]

解釈を言っているのに単純な間違いを指摘するとは..

[@Madaduxum]

Excellent Scarlatti. Wunderbar.

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[@angelicawong6909]

Qué clase de limpieza!!! Muy bien.

[@tytlin]

Exquisite!!!

[@rodolfonunhez]

Awesome!

[@EliasAxelPettersson]

A very nice performance under such pressure. To the competition: you might want to change the title that shows up. The work by Paul Ben-Haim was required for the competition, but this was surely Scarlatti :)

[@juankim5695]

they corrected the subtitle later

[@mariedagoult1]

it's a very complex piece but he played it just perfectly, nothing too much or too little at the interpretation. In my opinion

[@gutacount]

Music for the princess Maria Barbara of Portugal

[@bubikial]

me too, it is on youtube but unfortunately lo fi, where did you buy CD? Thanks, regards!

[@stigekalder]

Yes this is good, although Pogorelich is light years better. His video with this piece (= K1) is on KZbin.

[@adlib8096]

Oh i see, so this is allegro on scarlatti's scale...no wonder i didnt get it just now sight reading the sheetmusic for the first time😂

[@piperspianostudio]

What book is this found in?

[@morganmartinez8420]

"Scarlatti 16 sonate" from Renzo Silvestri, if I'm not mistaken

[@mrcraigjohnsonful]

perfact

[@jastinezz]

and now he's a law student.

[@georgeantipov7870]

How do you know?

[@alainspiteri502]

Easy with one year and half of work-piano three hours a day

[@vivvpprof]

I think a pianist can learn this much quicker, the problem of course remains the correct interpretation.

[@elaineblackhurst1509]

This is the sonata K1. There remains only a very small tribe, of tiny numbers, on the point of extinction, in the remotest part of the world, who still use the ridiculous, anachronistic, pointless and confusing L numbers, and the abominable Longo edition of the complete sonatas.

[@daniellee9983]

This guy has no charm at all.

[@andresgutierrezalvarez546]

I found his performance wonderful

[@videoviewer00001]

I thought it was very clear, but just not that musical. that was rude.

[@revivalofthefittestonlythe2757]

Show us how you charm us

[@Davidpianist-ge5et]

I have heard others play it with more charm, certainly. Yes, it was not that musical. Of course, Scarlatti pieces should have a firm pulse and the quicker ones sound sparkly and buoyant, but there should be a few breathing (small) spaces which I tend to put in when playing Scarlatti, a composer whose music I love.

[@alainspiteri502]

Daniel Lee : you are in the wrong channel for a pianist ( man ) the charm is not a personnal question j think you should go on a Dance chanel to see Germain Louvet Principal dancer of Paris-opera , j understand what you mean , for too see is better than listen and more with a dancer you can make two things : to see and to listen , we are very far from Scarlatti