Horowitz is so great! blabla his touch and so forth! * (adds beat in bar 3, adds two beats in bar 9, absolutely love his piano splash in 1:40) Still one of the most pronounced players, with such a distinguished and playful tone..!

@matthewsouthwell

Жыл бұрын

what's your point?

@koenraadspijker7776

Жыл бұрын

@@matthewsouthwell I guess my point mostly is that I love the idiosyncracy of players of old, the way they would approach a piece 'lively', feeling they could experiment with touch and character, making it a heartfelt experience (even adding beats and bars). I can hardly enjoy pianists nowadays, who all seem to play to the same studio/competition standard (everything smooth and fast). It makes me kind of sad. Thnx for asking :)

@B_Ruphe

17 күн бұрын

@@matthewsouthwell Sounds like a case of the bitterness of envy to me.

The ending basically says “no big deal” briefly before he stands up

this is prelude in G SHARP minor

g# minor and Ab (flat) are known as enharmonic equivalents...not as popular as Op.23 number 5 which is the equally brilliant g minor

this is certainly rachmaninoff prelude opus 32 !

Did he just splat the piano 1:39 ?

Hum... I think that this is not the rachmaninoff prelude in G minor

@twcppcoment

8 жыл бұрын

Op.23

This is not the prelude in g minor.