'Opening' from 'Glassworks' music by Philip Glass - Rafael Zacher (piano)

[JohnAK]

First time I've listened to this song while I was flying to Africa. That trip has changed my life forever.

[esojbar]

Great. Perfect polyrythmn. Not easy to play. Gongratulations!

[sirborges]

I loved your interpretation... playing the song sounding like an echo, like you're dancing inside a pot made of glass, or house made of glass, or a world made of glass... You got the idea of the song in a parcitularly beautiful expression. My sincere congratulations.

Never mind the speed, you totally got the dynamics! Awesome rendition.

[danroane]

i will never, ever get tired of hearing this most beautiful piece.

[freshtapcoke]

By far my favorite recording of this to listen to.

[malkytrance]

Superb flawless, and still maintained all the subtle dynamics and motion.

[screechez]

I don't play piano but I like to appreciate the talented people that can play beautiful pieces.

[JonnoDoesStuff]

Beautiful. As someone who's trying to learn this, I think you've got the speed perfectly!

[Amethyst_Friend]

Really lovely playing Rafael. Thank you for introducing me to this music.

[Christombcharcot]

This is really special. It changes the whole thing.

[aliced]

Bonjour Rafael, merci pour cette belle interprétation, triste, douce, gaie à la fois, bref, l'esprit s'évade.

[VictoriaLubbock]

I'm working on this piece and your interpretation is great (and very helpful) - thanks!

[valtovey]

Still love this after hearing it on the soundtrack of the film “Breathless” with Richard Gere and Valerie Kapriski - gorgeous

[drowned]

Every single piece you play got your sou in -I can feel it, and that's matter when you're an artist. Thanks for sharing your talent to the world!

[little_dream_artist]

I try to lern this song, because my dad like it. But it´s not easy. You Play it pretty good :)

[darthriegwlen]

Eres de los mejores interpretes que he escuchado. Toda mi admiración y reconocimiento.

[creativeforgery]

Brilliant! I've learned I need to slow down to nail the polyrythm.

[jenikaybee]

What an incredible piece of music...I bet it takes quite a hemispheric brain to play it...and wow...look at the sheet music... Excellent.

[Soolsma]

Once you get the hang of it you can try adding nuances to each hand separately, which is REALLY satisfying :)