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Chris_Rossoni
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Playing the piano is the hardest thing .....
on: January 12, 2003, 03:48:49 AM
Sometimes i feel like crying because making soemthing sound musically perfect is almost impossible. The 3rd movement of the moonlight sonata is sooo beautiful. Dynamics and legato and staccato and slurs and ties and rubato and so many other factors makes music musical. I guess it is just now that i am realizing that hitting all the notes doesn't make music. This will be a lifelong journey trying to make music music....
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Nemo
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Re: Playing the piano is the hardest thing .....
Reply #1 on: January 12, 2003, 08:37:54 AM
i know exactly what you mean...i think about that sometimes
i want to learn moonlight sonata!!! but dont worry, it takes a life time but its rewarding
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Hit the right keys at the right moment and the instrument plays itself - Johann Sebastian Bach
tosca1
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Re: Playing the piano is the hardest thing .....
Reply #2 on: January 12, 2003, 09:35:22 PM
I completely agree but provided you are motivated by the love of music and of playing the piano well, the rewards of commitment and long hours of good practice are wonderful. On the journey of learning to play the piano is disappointment, frustration and even despair. It is like life itself and the challenge to do better is always there. In the great literature of the piano we are working with artistic creation of the highest order and it such a privilege to have this kind of beauty as part of our daily life at the piano.
Although I am a new member, I find this forum so helpful, even inspirational when I read the profound insights and shared experiences of its members. It is a tremendous encouragement in pursuing my love of the piano and its music.
Thank you all.
Robert. (Tosca1)
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