Thank you, I really appreciated!

Grazie mille Valerio per le tue parole, sempre belle!

Thanks Peter! Very kind of you :)

Thank you Diego!, greetings from Italy :)

Awesome! Thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks Graham, unfortunately I don’t know that one and I still have many more to develops which I’m familiar with.

@@FabrizioCaligaris Fats Waller is definitely worth a listen in my humble opinion. Keep up the good work

I did “Ain’t Misbehaving” by Fats, and many other standards from that time. This one was my #98.. I keep writing more anyway.. Thanks!

Blimey , just looked this up ha ha.. is there a year on that ? Now that’s a tune I can honestly say I just heard for the first time !!

Diego Romero thanks. I developed an arrangement of “Tenderly” just on arpeggios.. I guess I should’t publish it. Many years ago I studied Chopin Etude op 10 n 1 and that’s why I usually fills dead breaks with arpeggios. Anyway, they are all different, sometimes by thirds, forths or fifths, sometimes with thirds and fifth together. But I got you, I don’t like those either. Working on cruise ships many years I found that was a way to capture more attention from the audience.

@@FabrizioCaligaris I get you, and they contour your style overall, I mean, I'd recognise you if I ever listened you play somewhere, what is at least a wonderful thing. By no means pretend not to publish your arrangement!, considering what fills to play or not to doesn't mean you don't make quality content. Just keep that in mind, I guess. Some other kind of arpeggio will still engage viewers attention. Keep on.

Thanks Diego. My arrangement of Tenderly is kind of a pure technical exercise, similar to my version of Autumn Leaves I guess.. It’s surely sounds redundant and that’s why I keep holding on that one.

@@FabrizioCaligaris There's a vast amount of jazz techniques you may have heard, and here I'm not discusing your knowledge on song titles haha, but check different modern authors (extending over the piano field) from who you could extract even more dedicated arpeggios or technical styles. Fusion jazz players often master this stuff over any other jazz subgenre. Therefore, you could 'improve' or re-idealize your Tenderly performance as a matter of musical growing. I'll be waiting for you to upload it.

Francesco Bosma ciao, c’è il link nella descrizione del video come sempre, oppure nel mio sito web.

Hi, I don't know what you mean with "strange a little bit", but if you play any of my arrangements would be nice to be mentioned.

Hi, I'm sorry I don't know that one, and for now I will keep working on what I'm more familiar with.

Hello Joanne, I'm sorry I'm not aware about music related with religions.I'm Italian and in church we play only old hymns in latin. I played than 20 Xmas Carols on my videos. Perhaps some of those could match your request. Thanks

CrispRabbit178 is not downloadable, but you can have much better skill than me after few years of real piano lessons :)