A crisp xmas feeling Hey Jude...Sounds like a great tune for xmas morning while gifts are exchanged and opened. It even has a church feel. As well as a beautiful seasonal track, its setting allows it to be playable in a theatrical or even screen setting. Love it, Nice concept....

This is a wonderful song and I feel like it is a hit. I am about to subscribe to you so I can hear more of you wonderful music. I love the way you arrange the song and the melody is catchy also. -Renaldo Creative (Music Producer).

Excelente trabalho, que todas as suas obras sejam abençoadas pela inspiração divina em nome de Jesus e que sejam tão ou mais maravilhosas e belamente sonora como esta.. Abraços Fraternos do Amigo Gutemberg Landi.

Hey Jude has always being a favorite on almost everyone's play list. I never thought it could be played like this. Quite interesting and different I must say. You know what? I think I like it..great job, sometimes different is the way to go.

This is definitely in another Zone. More New Wave then anything. There are certain fans that truly love this sound. You have a 18 error to a wide variety of sounds that allows you to master your art. When you can explore many rounds as you have and do on a daily basis that's what real talent is. You know how you got to this is definitely not just a review I really love you music you inspire me every time I hear you develop new sounds. So I thank you for the inspiration and you keep going strong. Always your music friend. -MPerial God-

Hej Jude ;-) Very nice and interesting composition - very well performed - For a instrumental composition the music style is kind of special - very sophisticate but popular - Solo instruments are very well suited with arrangement which is very rich with very sophisticated and well played instruments - In my opinion this composition have all attributes to be promoted - So go for it - This is great work - Keep on and do more of this fantastic music - Thank you I enjoy... and RESPECT

Having lived in Merseyside for over 30 Years, I was looking to see how this was going to be handled. I felt that in all honesty there’s so many people attempting to do it straight from the Beatles song book there has to be a recognised and creative expression of music to do this some really justice. Peter you didn’t disappoint you hardly ever do and I am really impressed that you chose to portray it in this style of musical imagination solo instrumentalisation was a genuine attemp to make this different but still recognisable for the tune that it undoubtably is. Great

This is wonderful! Next time, though, please make each voice a different instrument. Well done! This is a very difficult exercise, but you have managed to follow almost all the rules, Mr. JS Erik-Peter Mortensen-Bach! Congratulations!

This is a great rendition, of the memorable Beatles song, “Hey Jude”! Fantastic counterpoint, and harmonic devices, are employed, to make this excellent listening! Contemporary, classical, electronic fugue, if you will, that works remarkably! Put this track, on your must listen to list.

ITs an interesting different take on a classic rock song from the Beatles. In a way it sounds like an different animal if your not thinking about it were there no band or vocals & its stripped with its classic rock elements it sounds like a different song. Christmas music is the same way .Especially with the classics If you stripped it from its orchestral and vocal and lyrical elements you wouldn't recognize it and half try to identify what song it is.

I have a strong sense that you studied Bach pretty intensely in order to write this version. Feels very much in the Bach invention style. I like it as there are some interesting counter puntal bass lines. I’d be interested to hear what more ideas you have with other pieces,

It was a Great Pleasure to Hear This..I call It an "Improvisation in Baroque Style".. This Tune is very close to My Heart because I always Play It on My Concerts with a "Jerzy's Special Touch"..I Really think is John will be a life.. He will send You a Thank You Note for The Job You did on His Song.. I do think it should be use as a teaching material in Music Dept. at Music Schools..try to send It to some College Radio Stations and I'm sure They will putIt on Radio Rotation...

I'm SURE that The Beatles Love It...this is great Tribute to Them..I just wish to see People Faces in Concert Hall when You will perform It...I Know that Will be a Great Pleasure and Surprise to Them..You did a Great Job.. this is the best way to bring Classical / Pop Music Together..It should be played on The Radio Please try to send to some..and I know a Life Concert with Music Like That will be a Great Success... I wish You Good Luck...

THIS IS GREAT...fantastic Improvisation .. I'm Sure Mr John like IT..This is Music I'm talking about Where Classical and Pop come together in Harmony..I Really Thinking This Tune should be use in Music Departments in Universities..I hope to hear It on some Radio Stations all over The World...I tell You not many People do Music like that I got a feeling ..This Tune will be discover by someone Big in Music Industry..I listen it 3 times.. Great Job..My Best for You...

Nice harpsicord. It reminds me of Italian Baroque; two hands each playing different melodies at the same time. The harpsicord is even more percussive than the piano, and Erik-Peter’s “Fugue in B” would make 18th century composers take notice. It takes a master to make a harpsicord this expressive, and Erik-Peter does it proud. I’m always happy to review Erik-Peter’s music and hear what he has created with his keyboards. Another Masterpiece; so thank you Erik-Peter, for “Fugue in B-Hey Jude.” I highly recommend this song for something entertaining and out-of-the-ordinary.

A melodious composition with a lovely beginning, smooth transition into a faster tempo and subtle variations.. the pace reflects the smooth and sleek finger movements creating a chimeful rhythm, quite suitable for a romantic theme dance , and restful moments.