Chopin Prelude No. 4 Op. 28

Giovanni, if I may say so, I didn't like you very much in this interpretation. I feel the rubato is wrong. It is mechanical, not Chopin-esque.

thanks for the sincerity...

Hi Giovanni, my advice is to maintain more rhythmic regularity in the left hand and instead take some breaths between one phrase and the next

My intention was to make the left hand less monotonous, but I certainly made a mess of it.

In this piece, the beauty and the main characteristic is precisely the "monotony" of the left hand....which must "pulse" with a melancholic regularity...

I believe, however, that it has happened to almost everyone to undervalue the role of an "apparently monotonous" part and want to liven it up..but it loses its role! You haven't made a mess

Anyway, I wanted to add that there are very "stolen" interpretations.....but in my very modest opinion, they do not convey the sense of the piece....

Thanks Nancy, I am already working on a version more suitable for the piece; let's pretend this is a trial version

I can't read it......it gives me 'video removed by the user'!

I imagine he/she removed it

Yes I removed it, I should have waited another day or two sorry ... I am preparing other tracks shortly and I will let you listen to them.

Ok then if the video is no longer available, maybe someone can close the discussion.

It seems right to me. Closing