Yann Tiersen - La Chute

No. 3, "Jagdlied" (Hunting Song), apparently received its title from Mendelssohn, or at least from his circle. Filled with hunting horn-calls, initially in the left hand part of the first measure, the piece evokes one of the favorite images of Romantic poetry and music. In A major, its homophonic texture makes it similar to the partsong.

Songs Without Words Book I Op.19b No.3 In A Major "Hunting Song" By Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847)

English Suites N. 1, 2 & 3

English Suite No. 2 in A minor, BWV 807: III. Courante (Original Version)

Bach: Partitas Nos. 1 - 6, BWV 825 - 830 by Glenn Gould

Partita No. 3 in A minor, BWV 827 - IV. Sarabande (Remastered 2022, Version 1962)

Partita No. 3 in A minor, BWV 827 - III. Corrente (Remastered 2022, Version 1962)

Partita No. 4 in D Major, BWV 828 - I. Overture (Remastered 2022, Version 1963)

That's a piano piece totally improvised, I just sat on the piano and play what spontaneously came out. No sheet music, preparation, or forethought. Just spontaneous composition, in one take. No edit. This is why you may hear some "mistakes" but as Thelonious Monk said: “The piano ain't got no wrong notes.” ;-)
I made it as part of the Piano Journal experimentation, a project created by Jason Dzamba: www.thepianojournal.com

Impromptus Vol. 1

Impromptu n°II / FREE Download (Total improvisation, no edit)

Ópera · Claudio Monteverdi - Fragmento de 'Orfeo'

Excerpt from the 1st CD of the Andrés Segovia Archive complete recording.
Music written by Swiss composers: Aloÿs Fornerod, Fernande Peyrot and Hans Haug.
Guitarist and sound engineer: Ermanno Brignolo
Recorded in 2012 at Me.To. Recording Studio (Asti, Italy)

Hans Haug - Étude (Rondo fantastico)

The Well-Tempered Clavier Book II

The Well-Tempered Clavier Book II: Prelude II in C Minor, BWV 871

More info on https://outhere-music.com/store-ZZT_316/
ZZT 316

Italian Baroque Concertos & Sonatas Ensemble 415 - Chiara Banchini & Gli Incogniti, Amandine Beyer

Born in 1991 to a nice family, Johnson Zhang is one of the most famous people. He began playing on keyboard at the age of 10 where he learned Kids on Keyboard at primary school. He was one of the most famous students in Connells Point Public School where he made good friends from Year 5. There, he started to learn how to play the piano and learnt how to play the pieces by Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin and so on. Then he moved to high school where he became popular in year 9 where he became SRC in Year 10 and then became prefect in Year 12. There, he grew his passion and interest in music by playing classical, contemporary and jazz music and listened to performers. Then, he moved on to university called Australian International Conservatorium of Music where he learned how to do harmony, musicianship, history of music. He then became so popular where everyone enjoys talking and socialising with him about everything he has done to set AICM alight. He is also involved in ensemble with classical and contemporary students.  He officially graduated in 2012 where next year (2013), he'll be doing his Masters of Teaching at a different university to learn how to teach music. He'll continue to play on piano and learn new pieces by composers by himself. For him, it's just a beginning. Johnson Zhang: the next Mozart with the generation and personality, also have Chopin's hands, Beethoven's serious look and many more of composers personality he resembles. Long live Johnson Zhang and his piano playing! 

Songs Without Words Book I Op.19b No.3 In A Major "Hunting Song" By Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847)

Johnson Nicholas Zhang