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Simone Renzi Plays Mozart - Piano Concerto K. 37

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Reply 3 by Thesimon

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This is madness! I'm uploading it to the server and modifying it. As soon as I have won the dispute, I will put it back on Soundcloud.

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Reply 8 by Thesimon

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Yes, it is a sample that I have worked on a lot. Despite this, it remains just a sample, let's be clear.

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Reply 9 by stefano

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I was undecided whether it was a sample or not. The walking part is also very beautiful!

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Reply 10 by zenigata

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Spectacular !! Truly very, very beautiful. When is the third movement coming? That way I can add everything to my iPod Playlist.

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Reply 12 by zenigata

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Very, very beautiful Simone. I really like the tempo you chose for the three movements, if you were the one who chose them and they weren't already like that.
Aside from the clarity of sound, I also really like the interpretation you wanted to give.

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Reply 13 by stefano

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Great third movement! Do we have anything else planned or are you stopping here for the moment with the piano and orchestra concerts?

It's a shame that the orchestra doesn't keep up with you as it should, but obviously it is you who has to follow the orchestra. In some parts, you can feel that you are being held back.

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Reply 14 by Thesimon

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Yes, actually I didn't spend much time on it because you can still modify the orchestra's progression as I also mentioned in the video. I've gotten a craving to play new stuff, so for the moment I'm not very interested in "publishing," but rather in learning... In fact, this other thing here is in progress, which you surely know.

http://www.pianoconcerto.it/condivisione/488try.mp3

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Reply 15 by zenigata

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Ahhhh this is the movement of K. 488. This is my favorite concerto. But this isn't you playing.

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Reply 16 by Thesimon

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No, it's not the adagio. The adagio is slower than the andante...

Of course, I've been at it since yesterday. I started reading the adagio immediately. Keep in mind that I am studying this concerto only for the adagio that I love.

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Reply 18 by giovannip

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But where will you find the time to do all this, I really don't know, give me an answer. Thanks...

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