Good evening everyone, it is the first time I am writing in this forum. I recently started playing the piano; I have just purchased a Yamaha p125. Unfortunately, living in an apartment build...
hi....after years and years of "silence"...I am reviewing my favorite pieces... and aside from the happiness of playing again which I wanted to share with you.... ....I am asking for advice...
Given that I proposed it on the piano... let's re-propose it in its original form with a harpsichordist (maybe even on the clavichord in the future, who knows) harpsichord Grimaldi and Ramea...
Good morning everyone, this is a recording of the Aria and the 10 Variations, played by me in concert on Monday (at the moment I only have the audio) with a few too many little mistakes due...
So here is Beethoven. The first movement of the sonata op. 57 "Appassionata" recorded several years ago live at one of my concerts in Pisa. http://www.pianoconcerto.it/condivisione/appassion...
....I still have many uncertainties, especially regarding the tempo changes (stacco del tempo). If I play it slightly faster, it becomes less spiritual; if I slow it down, it becomes too hea...
I am also including two versions of no. 9 because, in the version I consider better, I messed up the accent in the first measure ...unfortunately there is never enough time to make good reco...
I believe the prerequisites are there to even open a Mozart section. I am going to create the W. A. Mozart category under composers. Who will take the trouble to follow it?
.....I love this piece. Franck drives me crazy. The first time I heard his chorales on the organ, I didn't sleep at night because I had "my stomach churning"...... prelude, chorale and fugue...
I am inserting here some "chisels" from the Kabalevsky op. 39 collection. Pieces that are truly sparse in terms of number of notes but rich for sonic research, and furthermore accessible to...
And here I am finally posting too! Cut to the chase, I present to you nocturne op. 9 no. 2, the super-celebrated one. Excuse me for a few mistakes and for a scooter passing by in the street...
Good evening everyone, I propose to you the first didactic sonata by Carl Philipp, one of those things that... you don't quite know how to play hahahah. Curiously, my teacher is passionate a...
Recording made about a year ago with a poorly tuned piano and makeshift setups. Without embellishments and needing review in many points. i would like to have a serious judgment since I am s...
Good evening everyone! I have decided that over time (hopefully soon) I will post the entire Mozart Sonata in G major here; I am currently in the phase of refining and embellishing the ritor...
I have an audio file but I can't upload it. I tried uploading it to the CLOUD but it gives me an error. I am attaching an image. Now I have it in my email since I had it on iPhone.
We are almost at the finish line with our four-hands CD (mine and Paolo Ferrarelli's) in which we will present Schubert's Fantasy in F minor, Brahms' 5 Hungarian Dances, and Mozart's Sonata...
A friend of mine spent 3 weeks singing a little tune she had fallen in love with, and I just couldn't understand what it could be. Finally today she calls me saying that she had finally mana...
The canvases I have chosen are by Emil Nolde, for the dramatic character of his painting. He produced mostly mystical works, in which space, form, and color lose all descriptive function to...
A composition of mine. I have attempted to translate into music what one might feel, sense, see.......after a nuclear disaster......chaos.....the subsequent hypnotic calm...... https://www.y...