and it was going so nicely. Tough piece to play perfectly. Such big spans. It only takes one screw up. Believe it or not, Maurizio Pollini, who I consider one of the best pianists to play this, actually screwed up in measure 48. As far as I can tell he missed playing the last two arpeggios entirely. He did catch the bass note. The continuity was so excellent that it's hardly noticable...so it's tough for the concert pianists too.
you already had this part down.......you basically just play the beginning again then it leads to the end. So you only have a couple measures left and you have the technique down so it shouldn't take you that long.
How much time did it take you to learn and master this piece?
lukatherknopfler 1 year ago
and it was going so nicely. Tough piece to play perfectly. Such big spans. It only takes one screw up. Believe it or not, Maurizio Pollini, who I consider one of the best pianists to play this, actually screwed up in measure 48. As far as I can tell he missed playing the last two arpeggios entirely. He did catch the bass note. The continuity was so excellent that it's hardly noticable...so it's tough for the concert pianists too.
robertslistening 1 year ago
you already had this part down.......you basically just play the beginning again then it leads to the end. So you only have a couple measures left and you have the technique down so it shouldn't take you that long.
tomgt4 2 years ago
don't give up! it's good! complete the piece
MusicoNato 2 years ago
This was absolutely wonderful!! Why did you stop?? :)
Simmijenn 3 years ago
Great I'd say.
Anders039 3 years ago
that was quicker than other attempts you`ve recorded but not nicer. good luck in completing this piece.
yogis 3 years ago