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I am really enjoying what you have taught here. Am trying to apply it, and it is also helping me with teaching.

Wonderful tutorial! Thank you!

Gorgeous. Beautiful intimate tone. It is a love story. The longing. The reminiscing ❤😊

This is really excellent, Daniel, thank you very much. You deserve many, many more subscribers! I'd be really interested in a similar tutorial on the prelude from this partita... which sounds easy but (I've found) is full of hidden challenges, especially with the decorations.

That is so beautifully performed ,Thankyou Daniel. KLL

Lovely: you let speak Bach! It sounds very special! Thanks a lot! (Tudelies)

Thank you. That was so lovely.

beautifully played. than you

wow. well done . that was so helpful. thank you so much for your hard work.

I learned this piece with changed hands (I'm jumping with the right hand) is this a problem?

magnifico

You forgot to lower your chair for the GG bit! Excellent and v thought-provoking tutorial. What about the promised later one about memorization?

Fantastic! Even crossing hands which i nevera Saw in Bach

Thank you sir, your tutorial of Bach's is very helpful.

Absolutely beautiful x

Wonderful, Daniel.

Well played, we enjoyed Bach's pieces.

When I listen to this sonata, and barely all people struggling with the repeated notes, I wonder how can Martha Argerich play it at that crazy speed 😳 I don’t like particularly her version as for me is so so fast to enjoy it and generally Miss Argerich don’t care so much about emotional content in baroque, at least to my ears. I prefer no pedal on the baroque music, just a matter of taste

I hate to admit that I am not yet familiar with all of the WTC, so it's really nice to discover new ones, especially when it is one of your masterful interpretations. I can't wait for all of book 1, this was played excellently as always!

Great playing and teaching. As a plus you sound like a British Australian Christopher Walken.

So, was Bach sad or teasing? Anyway, loved the channel, specially the general analysis you gave at the beginning.

Extraordinaire.....!

Thank you Daniel for the beautiful performance. I very much enjoyed it.

Stately, spiritual, sublime playing!

My teacher wants me to perform this slow -I’m refusing I will get it up to speed per your teaching!!!

This is wonderful! I feel bad that I've never played any Well Tempered Clavier, those fugues look so interesting! I'm looking forward to the rest!

Beautiful performance. It sparkles like a gem,

Voices are clear. The articulation is different and interesting also (different of what I use to listen). I liked it.

I love bach. Nice fugue

Excellent. Thank you.

Wow, BachPianist, you should have way more subscribers. This is first rate instructional material!

If time permits, can you please upload the performace video alone of this piece? Love to hear your version as the tempo you demonstrated is JUST PERFECT. Thank you🙏🙏

I have never seen such a detail tutorial in YT before, which not only explains the technical part but the emotional part of the piece as well as the composer. Even though i am not a pianist/keyboardist i watched the entire video at a single stretch due to the sheer love of Bach and this piece. I can understand the amount of homework you might have done to create such videos which covers all aspects with the minutest detail. Can't wait to mention you are playing excellent and presenting well with a bit of humour!. Lots of ❤ and wishes from 🇮🇳

Brilliant broadcast…!❤ We need to get the word out that you are on here… and bring you to 1M subscribers!! Thank you so much 😊

Wonderful😄

Its refreshing to see a good pianist not flapping their wings in preparation for tak e off!!!!

Composed by a genius, and takes a genius to play it.... Amazing! Do you have the Well Tempered Klavier (book one, I already have book 2) on a Cd I can buy?

Transparent and simple....,juste beautiful! Trudelies

Thank you, I did enjoy that. I note the "complete" - are you recording the rest?

Terrific - thank you - appreciated that you showed this with the crossed hands as written - thanks too for discussing the trills.

48:06 - "What's is name?" It's hard to escape his name when we're talking about pianists... Glenn Gould.

Bravo!

Wonderful arrangement, and played with soul! Interestingly, have you ever performed this Prelude in Rachmaninov's arrangement?

Спасибо тебе, Маэстро!

Very well - Many Thanks indeed! It would be nice if you would record more seldom early music on the modern piano. For example the very interesting keyboard works by Johann Kuhnau or Christoph Graupner. Or for example this charming Lute transcription of a fantastic orchestral Passacaglia by Georg Muffat like here, but on a real piano: ruclips.net/video/xcD_uqXzRCQ/видео.html

I'm thrilled!

I really like being able to see you perform. What a spectacular performance!

Love it !!!

This video hit me in all the right spots. Right time, right speech, right way. I got the information explained that I was seeking for. I needed a reminder. Thank you for sharing. I could not find any explanation for gigue. Not only did I get what I asked for (hand positioning) but the philosophical part was surprising bonus! You made a difference for me.