Chopin 12 Etudes Op. 10 (nos. 1-4) Sandro Russo Pianist

[FolderFILEneT]

and chopinesque77, The point is his interpretation is good(really i think), but there can be individual differences.

[FolderFILEneT]

Sorry, I am not live in English-speaking countries and not good at writing or speaking. So I have to say no bluntly.

Whatever, I usally using google translate program.

and, If you're angry, I'm sorry that I said.

[chopinesque77]

@FolderFILEneT All the great artists made some mistakes in live performances, yet the real value of a performance depends on much deeper things than what you pointed out. The world is full of machines who play all the notes perfectly but they arent able to make any music out of that. So go refine your ears!

[cammywatt95]

number 4 was amazing!

[MALULU033]

J'admire la clarté de ce jeu. Quelle maîtrise !

[rolipoli]

too mechanic. etude 2 is, beside technically lack, is lack in spirit. no ghost i can here there

[Pischnaholic]

Behold a great master of the keyboard -- one of many in the world today -- but he plays with a unusual style and verve.

Opus 10 #2, was especially good. I loved the way he brought ought out some unusual details in the tenor voice. Only Cortot has ever done that to my knowledge, and HE emphasizes different aspects than those of Mr. Russo.

I don't think Chopin asked for Presto Possible in #4. I'd like to hear more space between phrases, and less constant forte.

Even so it's just great.

[Grigor99]

Oh now No. 3 was just too gorgeous! This guy knows Chopin. Bravo!

[Grigor99]

Beautiful Chopin playing. Doesn't mess around with the melodic thread but puts just enough nuance in.

[sweetcharlie63]

this guy is absolutely fabulous!

[7milord7]

yeah

[maydengarNSBHS]

is the bass meant to be the melody or treble

[schumannetudes]

bass is were the main melody of it is but there are meny other melodic linds its up to the pianist what ones the bring out

[cammywatt95]

i think it changes around

[sagalat]

Yes, very strong and nuanced.  Until now, I heard only Richter's, but Russo is definitely right up there at the lonely summit

[porippon]

Delightful! I just hope you would upload this onto myspace, too. The videos play more smoothly with myspace( at least with my computer it is). Kisses and hugs to you...

[pianissimissimo88]

Formidable! This is playing of the highest order, without ever forgetting they are CHOPIN's etudes after all...!! I just love Russo's style