Was it four?

@jessiencasa: It's a beautiful melody, you play beautifully.💖😊

@pumarte: 4 min plank is really hard, about that is my record but I'm not in form now to do that, the WR is about 8 hours but that's insane 🤣🤣🤣 that 's not human at all jjjajaja

@the-lead: I have always known you to be a pro at what you do, keep up the good work. And I hope your husband still does the kitchen magic for you sometimes 😀😀😁😁

@jrobe: It has been very pleasant to listen to that melody. I also believe that it is the mind that must win the game. That's why I turn to instrumental music when I want to relax. Not only the pianno but honestly i found it very relaxing. I listen to Richard Clayderman, Yanni and Yiruma. Now there is another author to explore. Thanks to you for show me the way.

@livinguktaiwan: That's a beautiful piece of music, even though I had no idea what you were on about on the bass and the theme. And after watching it, I'm certain that I can never learn to play the piano as there is no way I can coordinate my two hands to do different things at the same time. I might pickup the plank again, I did it during Covid as there was nothing else to do at home, and got up to over 4 minutes at one stage

@chris-chris92: It's nice to see in this community more women talking about music, culture, inspiration and above all about life itself and how it is influenced by the art of music in general. i really liked your post and your story. You have great talent. I hope you are well, I send you a huge greeting.

@monipk35: que hermosura de melodia tocas en tu piano ,ademas la frase de es la mente que deberia ganar el juego es muy profunda

@nanixxx: Parecen gotas de lluvia cayendo sobre cristales y no las puedo contar. This is more powerful than a 🎶 of...🤫 Don't give up, you'll get there and you'll pass that 4.10. 👏🏼

@avdesing: What a wonder for the ears, relaxing and emotional at the same time. I rather counted the seconds for this music to never end. Imagine a rainy, winter night, looking out of a window as the drops fall one by one, counting each one and forming puddles that reflect the moonlight. Beautiful! Thank you very much for this beauty @mipiano ❤️

@deeanndmathews: What a wonderfully wandering post ... like what happens if you don't count in the Passacaglia...

@djbravo: I myself am very fond of playing the piano since childhood but I have not yet been able to play the way you are playing in this video and it is so much fun to listen to it.

@mayorkeys: I can't imagine myself doing that for long because I won't even do up to that before I give up

@rafzat: Aww That was amazing Such a nice sound!