| That video on you tube is alright, actually, it is pretty good...and maybe helpful considering that that's a normal guy playing it, but I'd look into a master recording. There's one by Giorgi Massimo that is sooo amazing. He's accompanied by a string quartet (actually I think maybe an octet, or some other larger group of strings. The recording quality I have isn't very good, so it sounds like more than one instrument of each type) as well, instead of piano, which sounds absolutely beautiful. His recording should be floating around out there somewhere. I listen to mine through the local library's website actually, haha. They have a classical music database for the county. I'm sure the same services are offered elsewhere. You could very well get some ideas from that. Well, good luck! | 
