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Topic: [VID] Bach - Partita No. 5 (complete) (Read 1311 times)

furiouzpianist

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[VID] Bach - Partita No. 5 (complete)

on: September 11, 2013, 10:47:07 PM

Preamble

Allemande

Corrente

Sarabande

Tempo di Minuetto

Passepied (hahaha, pardon the aborted take)

=21s

Gigue

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awesom_o

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Re: [VID] Bach - Partita No. 5 (complete)

Reply #1 on: September 11, 2013, 11:47:32 PM

Bravo!

Lots of marvelous flavour! You can really make the piano sing and dance!

Sometimes for me the staccato was too furious, especially in the Minuet.

In fact, the only thing I would say is in general I get a sense that you discard the notes rather quickly.

I think by hanging on to the notes a tiny bit more we can actually better define the space in-between the notes which gives the magic to the articulation, so that we can sound crisp without ever being in danger of sounding pokish.

Great work though. Your memory is stunning, I must say.