Chopin: Prelude in D flat minor "Raindrop" Op. 28 No. 15

[alnitaka]

Why did you call this a prelude in D-Flat Minor? Such a key would have a double flat in its key signature. True, a majority of the piece is in D-Flat Minor, but it is written in C-Sharp Minor. It's usually said to be in D-Flat Major. More drama needs to be added to this C# Minor portion. The gracenote G#-D# Octave in the bass is a thunderclap! Make it sound like one. Otherwise sounds good to me.

[rocksolid042]

The balance was a little off, but this wasn't bad at all. Chopin is one of my favorites, and this is my favorite of his preludes. This is a very good performance. I tip my hat to you.