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Chopin - Prelude op. 28 n. 15

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Reply 5 by pianoexpert

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Great performance Simone!!!! Beautiful phrasing and cantabilità. The tempo is right. Well done!!!

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Reply 6 by zenigata

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Sooooo beautiful !!!!! I play this prelude too, but I would be ashamed to post a recording after listening to this one. The sound is also beautiful...

My warmest compliments!

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Reply 7 by Thesimon

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This is certainly a very inspired prelude. It is not very difficult technically, but it presents many difficulties on an interpretive level.

One should not think that Chopin's preludes are simple despite their short duration. Some present notable technical difficulties. In any case, I don't see why you shouldn't publish one of your recordings; it could be a constructive thing if you are willing to accept the points of view of other users registered on the forum.

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Reply 9 by Thesimon

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Obviously, do what you feel... In any case, I would be pleased to give you my point of view, which leads me to say that we are not at Sanremo here, in the sense that there is no competition; everyone posts the recording they want and there hasn't been a single time, not even once, as far as I can remember, that users have expressed themselves in an arrogant way. Criticisms have always been very constructive, and if your desire is to improve, I believe this is also the right place to challenge yourself, present yourself, and propose ideas.

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Reply 10 by irina85

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Truly a beautiful interpretation. Zenigata, what Simone says is correct. Why don't you also post your recording?

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Reply 11 by LucaCavaliere

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Thanks Simone!

a drop of water - beautiful - on my day.

If a thousand like this would fall.....

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Reply 13 by stefano

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I had missed this interpretative gem. Many sincere compliments. A truly inspired interpretation.

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