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Topic: Mozart. Fantasia in C Minor (Read 6221 times)

vladimirdounin

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Mozart. Fantasia in C Minor

on: December 01, 2006, 08:58:57 AM

Recorded during my "concert consisting of your requests" at "Glenn Gould Studio" of CBC on October 20. 2006. I am the owner of this recording and do not contemplate any problem with the copy rights.

I am going to use this recording for educational purposes (see "school of playing beautifully" in my post "Fur Elise") to prove that music is just a language, and the "words" of music are the same in any song of any style.

Vladimir Dounin

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piano121

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Re: Mozart. Fantasia in C Minor

Reply #1 on: December 02, 2006, 01:16:10 PM

Wonderfull performance!

you did it so well... you captured the mistery, and drama of this piece. I never studied this piece before, so I can´t coment on details, but it seems very nice to me. Your sense of dinamics is fantastic, and the sound you produce is beautifull to. Thanks for sharing this briliant performance.