Dvořák Humoresque No.7 in G flat - P. Barton FEURICH piano

This is a viewer's request recording in overhead keyboard view.

I recommend the Leopold Godowsky edition as a single file download.

The famous Humoresque is the 7th in a set of 8 Humoresques Op.101

[phrababushkath]

This is a very emotional piece for me: more than seventy years ago, my mother - on piano -
and one of my uncles - on violin - used to play this in our apartment in New York...

[JohannaA.]

Even being in g-flat MAJOR, the melancholy is always there. Not every happiness is a sunshine. Some of them are cloudy days, with a single beam of light irrupting from the grey.
Dvořák is the best Czech Composer. One of the best representative of the Romantic Era.

[adamsmateo]

This is one of the very first piano pieces I ever heard as an East African kid in the early 2010's when I was bought a cheap Yamaha keyboard and this song was in the recorded demos in the instrument

[Explosive_Ukulele]

2:08 - 2:32 my favorite part by far. I love when you have powerful and strong melodies in the middle of such slow and calm pieces. I'm in love.

[macsaikristof]

I get nostalgic vibes while listening to this piece.. it's sooo mesmerising..

[萩原耕介]

Oh! how graceful Humoresque it is. especially so sensible articulating agogyk is beautiful, I was moved so much. My mother used to say "Heifetz Humoresque was very good" when she was 18 years old, she heard him at Tokyo his Recital. (91yrs.Japanes )

[carolehague]

I played this on my cello, love!!! Now at 73 I play this on my piano. String fingers needed a rest. Thank you Paul for all of your wonderful video's.

[gentil]

This song is so simple but its very beautiful at the same time

[dadadabluberry]

Your rubato throughout the piece is so lovely and makes the song so interesting and dynamic

[justink]

I remember a music box from my childhood which played this piece with a train riding in a loop. I never knew what the piece of music was called but am so happy and nostalgic stumbling upon it now

[lequintdickey]

The most beautiful and magnificent way to play this peace i'we heard in my life

[ivannvillanueva]

The melody on this piece has to be one of the most beaitiful in classical piano.

To be this piece so beautiful it is one of the not so hard to play

[AuriForda]

It's so beautiful... Dvořák was the best composer.

[jurbanek]

Very nicely played! Also, thumbs up for spelling Dvořák`s name correctly :) been a fan of your channel for some time. I really appreciate all your great work. Greetings from Czech Republic!

[chopinfanclub]

THIS IS THE GREATEST PIECE OF MUSIC EVER WRITTEN

[borgesliu]

This song sounds so sad even though it is a humoresque. I love this song. Impressive!

[v.duskren]

I'm starting this piece today. I had learned it on Violin when I was in high school. I can still hum/sing the tune to this day. Really looking forward to getting this down, as it means a lot to me. I'll be using your interpretation and fingerings as guidance along the way. Love everything you do, Paul. You've been a part of my piano journey since I started just over two years ago. Thank you for all your hard work, kindness, and amazing connection to musicality.

[a-trainstudios]

A true masterpiece! It sounds like music in heaven (it even has ethereal qualities at times).

The middle section sounds spectacularly inspiring and the beginning and end section are just beautifully calming.

This is one of the pieces that I'm definitely going to want to learn.

[nielskjr]

My mother had a compilation LP record with romantic classical music. Among them this piece by Dvorak.
So, when I grew up in the 60s listening to The Beatles, Elvis and what not, I always loved this type of classic music.

[tal]

ive literally been trying to find the name of this song and oh my god this video brought me so much peace in my brain? thank you!