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VIDEO: Chopin E minor Prelude No. 4
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Topic: VIDEO: Chopin E minor Prelude No. 4
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krandiash
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VIDEO: Chopin E minor Prelude No. 4
on: January 31, 2012, 11:17:05 AM
Suggestions! This is the first piece I've learned.
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pianoplayjl
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Re: VIDEO: Chopin E minor Prelude No. 4
Reply #1 on: January 31, 2012, 11:38:07 AM
This is one of those pieces which are easy to play but take a life time to understand to play with musicality and etc. Really, I think there is no definite boundary of good and bad for this piece. To me, you've done a fine job of doing justice to this decievingly easy piece. All I just want to say is it was a bit fast for my taste. I usually play it alot more slow. But you bring something new and anticipation into this piece. Well played.
JL
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krandiash
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Re: VIDEO: Chopin E minor Prelude No. 4
Reply #2 on: January 31, 2012, 01:01:32 PM
Thanks! I absolutely agree that it looks easy but isn't. I practiced it at least 100 times before attempting a recording.
As to the speed; well, one of my favourite recordings is one by Cortot which is only around 1:30 in length! Obviously, I cannot to inspire a performance like that anytime soon but my personal preference is a pace at around 1:50.
But, that's the beauty of classical music. To each his own!
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