Someone should make a thread where everyone tries to imitate other people on pianostreet. This would be kinda funny.
OMG WHAT IS WITH THIS BACH GUY? All he does is make you think about a bazillion things at once! 3 part inventions? 8 voice fugues? What is this madness? AND DON'T GET ME STARTED ON THE WTC!!!!! Something about j_menz--(I'm sorry if some of that was inaccurate; I tried my best!)
If Rachmaninoff and Scriabin had a baby it would be Valentina Lisitza therefor she is my soulmate...I think I just concluded Rach and Scriabin had a baby. Rachmaninoff_forever
I was just joshing ya! You should make fun of the ones that do have enough posts, then!
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Somehow, I doubt it. You'd blow a capacitor. And when did I suggest you play any Alkan?
What ate you talking about? You always play Alkan!
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I’ll desist from quoting some amalgam of the above post to save space and because none of the points within it call for argument, although one certainly might call into question - and whether rightly so is another point to be contended with (although perhaps not one to which undue effort should be afforded [potentially given the nature of this thread, of whose character is perhaps in mere jest [this is not to say - and I see no reason to say it, truly - that perhaps the nature of this forum itself might be cause for such a disinterest [given that, one can presume - safely, in my opinion [although my opinion is not above reproach, as some may have tried to point out, from time to time] given that we should have better things to do with our days [that is to say, something involving an actual piano - albeit however satisfying it may be to wax long on such subjects [if one is of that persuasion]]]]]) - precisely whose style of posting monsieur unholeee's post might be assumed to be attempting to emulate...(!)...Best,John
Topic: Imitations 