Chopin etude op 10 no. 1

[pianoville]

From a recording session last week. Enjoy!

[hardy_practice]

Same old.

[ronde_des_sylphes]

Very clean! Congrats!

[pianoville]

Very clean! Congrats!

Thanks!

[furiouzpianist]

this sounds GREAT. I love the clarity and sparse pedaling.
Were you inspired by the Moriz Rosenthal recordings of this etude?

Very very professional playing. bravo. Around the one minute mark I enjoyed the non-legato.
Is this edited in any way?

what other pieces are you playing?

[georgey]

I will never grow tired of hearing a well done performance of this magnificent piece.  Well done!

[pianoville]

this sounds GREAT. I love the clarity and sparse pedaling.
Were you inspired by the Moriz Rosenthal recordings of this etude?

Very very professional playing. bravo. Around the one minute mark I enjoyed the non-legato.
Is this edited in any way?

what other pieces are you playing?

Thank you! I have actually never heard the Rosenthal recording and usually when learning a piece I try to not get too much inspirations from other pianists. And no, this isn't edited. I don't really like the idea of editing recordings.

Right now I am really just preparing some stuff for a competition on saturday, but after the competition I am starting the paganini rhapsody by Rach, and I am also polishing Scriabin op. 74 preludes for an upcoming competition.

[pianoville]

I will never grow tired of hearing a well done performance of this magnificent piece.  Well done!

Thank you! I agree with you, this piece can be done in so many different ways!