Rob What a wonderful piece. This is something I never heard before in my life, still it sounds like Christmas. You played it really smooth, the computer graphics living room with the railroad around the tree - everything makes this greeting card perfect. Your arrangement was very nice to listen to, thank you for sharing.
navindra You played this wonderful classic so well. Even more remarkably when I consider this recording is at the very start of your piano career. Doesn't sound like a beginner with a few month or even a year of playing. No, it sounds way more advanced. Thank you for sharing this gem with us.
rsl12 I didn't know a sleigh is equipped with a steam engine and a throttle... But this makes a remarkable beginning^^. If you focusing on playing over singing together, you are really showing off your piano skills. This one was so full of life. If you asked me, it sounded as if Santa Clause had overslept entire advent and on Christmas eve he realized, he has to deliver all the presents. Hurry up, - Santa! Get your reindeer! I adored the Jazz interpretation very much. You said, the rhythm was tricky - well I wasn't even able to count the 7/8. Big Kudos!
HeartKeys Last but not least, this one was something really special. You already told, you can't read sheet music (or are not good in doing so), but play everything by ear. When you told, I was thinking about way less complex chord structures than what I was hearing. Your chords have been so rich and lush, hard to believe someone can just create this on the fly. You are very gifted, and no matter how often some people repeat the statement, that proper sight-reading is the highest grade of piano playing, I say the highest grade is to play by ear like you do. Thank you very much for sharing this excerpt of your abilities.