Hah well you are ...

Hah well you are well prepared to rebuff any negative comment towards this video. Props to you for great preparation, and a great video.

i love how you ...

i love how you simple math in the section about pitch and keys. i can understand but others may not. very good performance.

AWESOME! I FELL IN ...

AWESOME! I FELL IN LOVE WITH THIS VIDEO <3

Who is writing ...

Who is writing this then??? ;-)

We are drinking ...

We are drinking Lammsbrau

A group of people ...

A group of people work on the production--there is no "walvis"

Walvis, did u play ...

Walvis, did u play in this song? Or did you video tape it/

Its so nice it made ...

Its so nice it made me want to listen through the song

I would absolutely ...

I would absolutely love to see a video produced in the same way by the same people of Trio in Eb Major (Schubert) !!! :)

No harpsichord. I ...

No harpsichord. I think what you are hearing is the bass lute.

Brilliant performed ...

Brilliant performed- liked and favorited. On a side note, why does YouTube think that people interested in this video are likely to buy Miller Lite? XD

I LOVE SO MUCH !!!! ...

I LOVE SO MUCH !!!!! IT'S REALY BEAUTIFUL !!!!

You are welcome to ...

You are welcome to play it faster!

The organist or ...

The organist or pianist looks a bit like Harry Potter, no?

I luv this

I luv this

Bravissimi! From ...

Bravissimi! From Italy

Amazing

Amazing

This video was ...

This video was filmed during the recording session for the Concerto Barocco CD, so there is at the back of the hall the Italian harpsichord that was used for some of the concertos--it isn't played in the video but it is in the background of the video along with other things from the recording session like mic cables and even the fluffy material used to dampen the bass sounds.

There is no ...

There is no harpsichord in the backround it is a wood organ

There's a ...

There's a harpsichord in the background, no?

I developed a great ...

I developed a great interest in this song when I watched: The Lady. Thank you for playing this to all of us!

I can assure you ...

I can assure you that it is a baroque organ, not a harpsichord, made by the Dutch builders van der Putten. The material is all wood, specifically Lebanon cedar with snakewood keys. If you view the video in HD you can see the name of the builder on the front of the organ in the oval nameplate. The harpsichord has a completely different shape and sound.

It's not an organ ...

It's not an organ and it's not a piano, it's a harpsichord. A predecessor to the piano, it uses quills to pluck strings. It does not play louder if you hit the keys harder, instead there are pedals you can push to switch between (I think) four volume levels. They were still used for a long time even after the invention of the piano because pianos were expensive and due to design flaws, would eventually bend out of shape due to the force of bazillions of tight strings inside it. Once they figure

Walvis, this song ...

Walvis, this song changed my life. I now see the bright side on everything related to sorrow and diapair. Please post more of your work and I will subscribe and like. Keep up the good work!

Outstanding! I like ...

Outstanding! I like this piece very much, and I love the slightly up-tempo beat employed in this version—makes it more lively. There's always room for a little improvement, but a splendid work nonetheless. ;)