Chopin Etude Op. 25 No. 2

[urizaf]

I am very proud to introduce the new recording i made today.
Comments and remarks would be great, I learn a great deal from them.

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Thanks, Uri.

[birba]

Really very good.  There's not much to say.  You've caught the right spirit and the touch is perfect for this etude.  maybe a bit of "slow motion" practising exaggerating all of Chopin's cresc. and dim. creating that pulsating rythm that runs throughout.  Bravo.

[siveron]

Good job kid!

[adodd81802]

I enjoyed it and it has motivated me to consider learning it in the new year. You're clearly a talented pianist

[dcstudio]

this is my favorite from you so far   very awesome...   you are very comfortable with this one and it shows...   you have been playing this one longer than the others...it sounds far more polished... or do you just like this one better?

[urizaf]

No real answer, I just have a lot of repertoire memorised but never performed, so once in a while i take a piece and record it. Almost to all chopin etudes i've done a transposition to a different key, that made me remember them for the end of my life

[kawai_cs]

What, you play them all already ?? I am soooooooo jealous!

[pencilart3]

Another one of my favorites! Man, you pick awesome rep! Two of my favorite pieces ever! I will type a quick note for this one, I would suggest bringing out the lowest notes of the left hand in the opening theme. There is a really, really beautiful melody there. Especially at 18 seconds in your video. That left hand note is stunningly beautiful if executed correctly.

Again, I think I have to say Pollini owns this one. Sorry to be cliche

Great job, you're doing very well. Keep up the great work and keep playing Chopin!!