When I came to this it had a 1/1 relation of views to listens, which I destroyed by logging in. But that's not something to obsess about. Shostakovich? I can see some influence in the accompanying figuration...but harmonically it is focused in the sort of way as to be a tribute to your old friend m1469 Fox, whose improvisations I sorely miss. And Rachmaninov where it gets moving...were you dueling Rob on op. 23 no. 7? To me you were very focused, but then got lost in captivity to your own sound world which you created, and no little magic resulted in finding and taking the bate...or walking (riding) this hidden trail. Such instances are priceless, and to some degree it is why I play and why I listen. Oh and 2007...I love going back! Thanks for posting, Wolfi. I'm now contemplating what all you have that I've not heard! Oh...I had to go back and add something on this m1469-Wolfi thing I mentioned. There is a pointed difference which seems valuable to me. It is that you and she were parallel worlds, as darkness and light. You have had an ability with dark colors, and she even when approaching dark colors seemed to burst out in great light. Maybe its better said as sunrise and sunset to remove all that is involved with the terms, darkness and light, and to convey some sense of gravity. I'd now like to think I could start my day with m1469 and end it with Wolfi...but the idea of Präludium...prelude to dreams, or better yet, prelude to eternity! Dave
Hmm Yes (Well, as far as I remember the Rob Duel with Rach 23,7 was later)Your insight amazes me She had just to post a thread on "What's the origin of light" and I was able to play "towards the light"...Or I played Styx, and she played "Stampede" shortly afterwards, which is totally different but we've had a similar experience about it. Both are as dark as can be But we are not parallel in the sense of being polar. In depth we are in one world, though we are of course different persons.
Oh Wolfi, I really don't know if I have so much "insight." In music I so often relate to experiences and perceive from such experiences, and while it is not all to be discounted, I fear it's not the most solid ground to stand on. I'll tell you one thing I've always liked and held dear is the relationship between you and m1469, and between your music and her music. I will upload sometime my struggling attempt to musically comment on a part of m1469's world, and show you how different this can be, and the extremes and struggles and what can be in my mind.
That was awesome. I loved that, thanks pianowolfi. What do you mean a future version would have cuts? What part would you cut?
This is a different one, Wolfi. I like it. Do you have plansfor it to be a part of one of your programs?
Hi Kobrowsky, I haven't been here for ages either, thank you for listening! :-)
Topic: Präludium 