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This is a particularly wonderful interpretation
7514115 on 2008, 11, 26
A lot of emotions.
bobon47 on 2008, 11, 24
Clear the pedal a bit
sapatoraso on 2008, 11, 04
Great performance, very enjoyable.
nadavnaz2 on 2008, 10, 16
I'm preparing this piece for a recital right now and listened in for some insight.
I LOVE the way you fling the arpeggios near the end of the B section. I've always found that difficult to do tastefully, but you do it nicely.
moditters on 2008, 09, 16
sounds wonderful!! this piece is great.
beckerpwnsyou on 2008, 09, 06
This is pretty good.
rikiboum on 2008, 08, 21
Nice. I just realised that this piece can be made in to a never ending loop.
And i realise that she uploaded her own video. wow. she's cool. :D
superlame64 on 2008, 08, 16
impresionante bravo chapo no hay palabras exactas para definir como toca porque lo hace genial
oscaradamuz on 2008, 06, 22
First time I play through, I just play it like it is, second time I bring out a few of the chords more, bring out the top note more. On the second repeat, I put in a bit more ritardando towards the end, etc. First time through each is just how it's written, second is much more Romantic.
Xenobli on 2008, 05, 08
i agree, too much rubato, but i do admire the way she is being bold enough to make a very individual interpetation, and technique is first rate
englishplayer40 on 2008, 05, 07
dear xenobli,if you are learning this ,may i suggest to find a recording by "Radu LUPU"!
i like his brahms best.regards.
hfdmozart on 2008, 04, 09
When you do the repeats in the B Major section, how do you diversify your sound? Do you revoice?
khoreno on 2008, 03, 21
Oops my bad, my piano teacher has me get a lot of Schirmer. Yeah, I have the Henle Urtext, and now that I look at it for the first time in a month or so, there IS a repeat there, although I've never played it. I've only ever played the repeat in the middle section.
Xenobli on 2008, 03, 21
Schirmer Urtext? LOL I think that you have the Gebhard edition published by Schirmer. Check measure 29 (right before the d minor section) in the Henle Urtext. Schirmer doesn't have "urtext". It was publishers like Schirmer that created the need of urtext.
khoreno on 2008, 03, 21
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