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Topic: Rachmaninoff Prelude 32/12 in G# minor (Read 1360 times)

sascha_91

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Rachmaninoff Prelude 32/12 in G# minor

on: May 29, 2014, 12:40:10 PM

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it is not finished yet but feedback is appreciated of course

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faulty_damper

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Re: Rachmaninoff Prelude 32/12 in G# minor

Reply #1 on: May 30, 2014, 02:22:34 AM

Left hand can be louder, especially in the beginning where the RH is too loud. That melody is a bit too decisive for the mood, it's too strict in rhythm and the articulation accents the melody too much in the beginning. In general, when you accent the downbeat too much, you end up measuring the pace, which prevents forward momentum. Especially in this piece, forward momentum is important for the flow of ideas to be presented clearly.