The problem is that for now I only have recordings made with a video camera, with very poor audio (the dynamics are all flattened) and full of errors. If it's okay with you, in the meantime I will import them onto the PC as they are, and maybe I'll try to equip myself to make some other more decent recordings. What drives me to post the videos with the errors is that perhaps, by seeing which are the critical points (even if many errors are due to memory lapses and distraction), you can help me and advise me on how to eliminate them. Hmm... the idea appeals to me a lot... I just have to find the time to do it.
ahahaha exaggerated.... well Bach and Liszt are my passions.... I don't particularly love Ravel
I don't particularly love Ravel either, just as I don't particularly love Debussy (forgive the heresy), but I truly fell in love with the Sonatines; it took some time, but in the end, they are among the pieces I have studied with the most pleasure.
... And then, performed by Argerich, it is truly spectacular!!!
Well, regarding Bach and Liszt (and Chopin), nothing to add; their contribution to pianism, in my opinion, is unparalleled.
As for me, Ravel's Jeux d'eau.... Debussy.... it took me a while to start appreciating him, as well as Bach.... by the way, I better go back to focusing on the first Arabesque which I need to clean up a bit haha
ivanricciardi wrote:
I don't particularly love Ravel either, just as I don't particularly love Debussy (forgive the heresy), but I truly fell in love with the Sonatine; it took some time, but in the end, it is among the pieces I have studied with the most pleasure.
... And then, performed by Argerich, it is truly spectacular!!!
Well, regarding Bach and Liszt (and Chopin), nothing to add; their contribution to pianism, in my opinion, is unparalleled.
