Rachmaninov Six Morceaux Op.11 piano 4 hands no. 5 Romance BILBAO LIVE

[pianonine]

No it drags! Played this often... Romance has movement...not hesitation! And the shrillness of the upper register doesn't help. Sorry guys!

[pianonine]

Tempo is too slow...sleepy slow in fact!

Can somebody please VOICE that piano?

It's a Romance ... not a shipwreck!

Sorry guys this doesn't do it for me... but you play beautifully

[SoulDreDD]

@pianonine that is a romance, not an etude or something like this, the tempo is ok

[castorp345]

these two are a magnificent duo. great accomplishment here and much soulful artistry!

& btw... all that upper body movement is about using the torso as a control on arm weight (which is kinda important when doing heavy music like rach on a heavy modern piano) & is fairly well established technique (also allied to breath/rhythmic indication)

nothing gross or distasteful here at all here i'd say!

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[castorp345]

these two are a magnificent duo. great accomplishment here and much soulful artistry!

[castorp345]

magnificent!

[AsiankidPRO]

someone coughed.

[SoulDreDD]

very beautiful piece!

[GRANA212]

Flora te mueves mucho y poco en las manos.

[betablokker123]

This is OK but it would be better to play without book.

[chystokletov]

@betablokker123

better how?

[xxgwyloxx]

@chystokletov It adds effect >_> Yeah right like pieces of paper really affect the way they played which was highly amazing

[ecaroldales]

@betablokker123 -duo pianists and other small collaborative groups generally play with the score available. Wherever did you get the idea that they should play from memory?

[leedaasianboy]

Nice, but i thought it was kinda weird how the secondo part was moving in so dramatically on the piano whenever she played