There are no words to describe the musicality of this collection of piano studies
Francesco Trocchia: Giocando in galleria Klavierstück Concert studies
Acquerello I: für Tamara (0' 00'') Acquerello II: für Jacopo (0' 44'') Acquerello III: für Marco (1' 44'') Acquerello IV: für Luca (2' 15'') Acquerello V: für Stefano (4' 12'') Acquerello VI: für Sarah (5' 49'') Acquamix (6' 54'')
Great, I would say.. remarkable to perform with many expressive nuances and touch!
Really beautiful!
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Lestofante
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Reply 4 by Lestofante
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I had the chance to have the score ... the first 2 are very simple (technically): it's incredible how one can achieve this effect with such simplicity.
Progressively, the difficulty increases and I think the last one is technically tough... certainly a great musicality is required from the pianist and in the last ones also great technique.
Beautiful! I like them very much! The pianist is also great! Pieces that are very well suited to expressive performance. I am not very accustomed to contemporary music, but these pieces "reached me". Well done Francesco!!!!! Thanks to Chopin for letting me know them
Beautiful and relevant to the fourth Watercolor: for Luca
... as Captain Smith of the Virginian said when he found 900 playing the piano in first class with exceptional skill, late at night (having disappeared for a while after his father's death):
"where on earth are you getting this music from that enters your veins without you even noticing"
Chapeau!!!
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gianni22
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Reply 7 by gianni22
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Many watercolors have an infinite sweetness... moving!!!
I wanted to put them in order of preference, but then for one reason or another, I'm crazy about all of them
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Chopin
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Reply 8 by Chopin
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The first one can be read in full from the website, the second "almost"