This piece of music by Jakob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy (1809-1847) is from 1845. It is one of 48 pieces from "Lieder ohne Worte" (Songs Without Words).
Youtube comments ...
tteu123: More haste! This is far too slow
Victorpianio: wonderfull
\o/
marc3350: très doux, velouté, un Mendelssohn comme
je l'aime, on rêve...
demianp2008: @cubusdk
@cubusdk
Thanks buddy.
I'm checking your website.
I love how you play.
demianp2008: Thanks buddy.
I'm checking your website.
I love how you play.
cubusdk: I have information about my instruments on my
homepage/channel page. This is the Casio.
demianp2008: Wonderful!
Which keyboard brand and model is this?.
It sounds very good.
mduduch: Fantástico!
ofirgd: I don't like the tempo, it's too slow - loses
all the romance and just sounds tiring.
RemovdSande11: full of grace and passion
hooooooman: interesting tempo....i enjoyed it very
much...nice playing!!
pookietijger: it doesn't matter really what's on the piece,
I like it this way!
Really good! Thanks for posting
MellowCypriot: I was at first surprised at the speed, but I
enjoy this interpretation. It seems appropriate
for what you are trying to convey. It reminds
me of sentimentality, of things that once were
enjoyed but are now lost. Maybe someone at the
end of his life where things haven't turned
out the way he wanted.
At any rate, I just discovered your channel and
am enjoying it!
fcGroup: Are you sure? I've checked 3 sheet musics of
this piece, and all of them said the tempo
should be "Un poco agitato, ma andante." (no
"non" before "andante"), which means you should
play it a bit excitedly but slowly.
But yeah, this performance was even slower than
andante, sounded like adagio. In my opinion,
this tempo is acceptable while not "agitato"
enough.
Chocohocoholix: I think that lots of people have different
interpretations of this piece of music, or
any piece of music really. And just because this
is the interpretation of the composer, it
doesn't mean it's right.
facundomaidana: Muy buena versión, la escuche para practicar
transcripción para audio en mi facultad...very
good!!!
mapianong: magnifique
0pussinQa0: OMG why is it slow like this?? i played i much
more faster, it´s no lullaby
jesusmadrid1: you alter too much the tempo, a master
performance is the one that gets to express the
feeling of the piece but through dynamic and
without abusing the ritenutos....
krasivatweety: I,m playing this tonight on ending concert :)
i adore this composition, but i think your tempo
is too slow,i play it much faster,and original
tempo is faster,but i like the slow version
cause it has more emotions,and i can here all
notes :)
AnthonyB777: Very nice, and superb sound for a Digital
piano! - what make is this? (piano that is).
:lines come together well.
Anthony
lllCarreralll: could be played better
089112: cool! im learning this peice right now! you
played this beautifully, and i hope i can too!
janthegun: Well done! You got me to listen to this one
about five times in a row and it kept getting
better!
landemoraes: You definetly created an inspiring
interpretation of this piece. Congratulations
for the subtelty of the technique
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