WTC I - Prelude and Fugue in G Major & Chopin Mazurkas op. 41

In this stream from Chopin Manor in Duszniki-Zdrój we move on with the G Major Prelude and Fugue from Well-Tempered Clavier Book I by J. S. Bach and share views on Mazurkas op. 41 by Frédéric Chopin.
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Original Facebook livestream from 6 August 2020

[@noteblockfox8395]

Nice work.

[@maartenvanderlek8955]

Thank you so much! At the beginning I have had the impression: this is not the piano teacher, this is the concert pianist, with charisma! But you are both!! I think you love teaching, too!
In Holland I have known conservatory teacher who have get this job because they were giving concerts. But they didn't like teaching...
Prelude and Fugue G major: joyful, cheerful, dancing, happy. I could have fun, but that isn't the right word. I know pieces of Schumann, which are very joyful (F), other pieces less (E).
Tchaikovsky: YES (2nd Piano Concerto)!! He has lived for this key! 💚💛 Bach: 10:46 Chopin: 25:32 33:12 37:02 42:19
About Chopin: I only know the german edition. This here has much more sense! The A flat Mazurka is NOT a superficial 'saloon' piece (sorry for this affront), and after hearing the c sharp Mazurka from Yulianna I am blown down. Sorry I must stop. 🔵🟣