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I don't appreciate bach as much as a pianist should, but i think i can tell that you play this pretty good. nice recording
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Excellent control, rhythm, and a nice pure tone. Can definitely tell it's a professional effort. Would definitely like to hear the other movements. A more romantic-style interp than my very favorite (Gould), but perfectly valid. Well done!
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Amazing! That's such a wonderful recording! Often this piece sounds much more like Prokofieff Toccata than like Bach. thalberg, you have a very sensitive, swinging, jazzy rhythm feeling - it reminds me of Jacques Loussier, whom I adore very much. Applause, applause, applause... !  |
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It's the movement that makes the sound.
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wow. this is amazing. why did you ever have doubts about a musical career. you've already got it - it sounds. very beautiful playing. i like the gouldish effect - although - it's more refined than goulds, imo. you don't make the pianissimos hard to hear. i like the dynamics being somewhat closer together and yet discernably different. also, i like the general keeping to a tempo and not too much wildness in the tempo - but going for dynamics and energy levels. so cool! i like also the musicalness of your interpretation. you truly did think about how you wanted to perform this movement and not just let it play itself.
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Hi thalberg,
Very clean articulation, a supreme eveness, rhythmic precision, and fluidity thoughout. I can really appreciate hearing a wonderful rendition such as yours. You definitely have a natural feel for Bach's idiom. Congratulations on this performance!
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Thanks everyone  |
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cant listen. It says you have exceded download limitability,something to that.
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the metranome is my enemy
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I also can't download it... same issue.  |
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I'm also getting that. Please upload it again, I want to listen.
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Made a Liszt. Need new Handel's for Soler panel & Alkan foil. Will Faure Stein on the way to pick up Mendels' sohn. Josquin get Wolfgangs Schu with Clara. Gone Chopin, I'll be Bach
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i like it very much  ! but hey i didnt except anything else from someone with a doctorate in in piano perfomance |
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Okay e60 helped me compress it to mp3.
See if this attachment works.
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Such a wonderful interpretation, with much detail towards phrasing and dynamic inflections. A joy to listen. I would like to hear the rest of the suite  |
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Wow, that's really quite something Thal, congrats. I can't wait until you post something else. Can you record the Goldberg Variations for us? I know it's a lot to ask haha...but it would definitely be worth hearing. |
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Congrats, that sounded great!
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Very encouraging words everyone--what nice people on this forum!
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wow, absolutely fantastic. kudos. |
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[lau] 10:01 pm: like in 10/4 i think those little slurs everywhere are pointless for the music, but I understand if it was for improving technique
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English Suite no 2 - FIRST PAGE PREVIEW 
Thalberg:Bach.mp3
