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Polonaise A flat major op.53 and Träumerei
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adapa
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Polonaise A flat major op.53 and Träumerei
on: March 21, 2010, 03:59:23 PM
Comments and advice are really appreciated!
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Chopin: Polonaise Op. 53 in A-flat Major
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pianowolfi
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Re: Polonaise A flat major op.53 and Träumerei
Reply #1 on: March 21, 2010, 07:39:05 PM
Polonaise: certainly you have the skills to play this piece. But I miss the Polonaise- and especially the "heroic" character a lot in the first part. It seems (well, this is difficult to communicate without interacting together at two pianos
) like you rush
a lot
in that first part. Not within the chosen overall tempo, which I find quite good, but inside of the measures. In the introductory parts you build up tension and expectations which you then don't fulfill
it's too soft, too much kept back, too much legato where you would be supposed to play staccato. I like your middle part much more, that one with the bass octaves. Congratulations on that!
Well it's mainly this certain Polonaise rhythm that I miss, where you always need to keep back and give it a little more time between the eight and the two sixteenth notes, and also between the four eighth notes.
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adapa
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Re: Polonaise A flat major op.53 and Träumerei
Reply #2 on: March 25, 2010, 06:49:53 PM
Hey! Thanks for the advice! I see what you mean about the first part, and i agree about that. I am trying to do the give it a more dance like character by playing more staccato and emphasizing the bottom a flat among other things. Im quite happy with my tempo though. Can you explain where im rushing so i can look into it?
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