Antonio Pompa-Baldi plays Moszkowski Etude Op. 72 #2

[mochiballsrock]

rly nice

[ireneyregal]

Pues a mí me parece brillante. De eso tratan los estudios, de dar mucha importancia a la agilidad, la fuerza e incluso la velocidad. Y esta interpretación lo tiene todo, y con una limpieza increíble.

[andrew190495]

For those of you who are arguing about the tempo (julywapo in particular) remember that most tempo markings generally mean a certain number of crotchet beats per minute. The composer wrote each group of triplets as semiquaver triplets (I.e quaver divided into three) so perhaps the performer is right to play it twice as fast as one would expect?

[julywapo]

:S Que desmadre!! Ni se entiende lo que está tocando, no se porque siempre la gente trata de confundir virtuosismo con rapides u_u Pobre ignorancia...

[darkwitch442]

@julywapo si te das cuenta, cada nota se oye perfectamente, y a pesar de la rapidez, está limpisimo! por ignorancia te referías a ti, no?

[julywapo]

@darkwitch442 claro que no, un pequeño ejemplo de que no hay limpieza es aqui... 0:19 - 0:21

[darkwitch442]

@julywapo discrepo, ya que yo misma estoy estudiando este estudio, y te puedo asegurar que las notas son las que son... además, respecto a tu primer comentario, el estudio está en 2/4, con semi corcheas y el tempo es ''allegro brillante'', por lo tanto es obvio que el estudio es rápido. Pero, ¿cómo sabemos si la velocidad es la adecuada? simplemente cuando la melodía se percibe y por tanto, la intención del autor. En este caso se han cumplido ambas cosas. Y el estudio es de ''virtuosismo'' :)

[julywapo]

@darkwitch442 como olvidarlo, también lo llegué a tocar y simplemente me refería a la conexión, la verdad yo no la escucho, no la entiendo, a eso me refiero con pasajes que se escuchan "de pasada". El virtuosismo polones a mi parecer es distinto.

[darkwitch442]

@julywapo si lo llegaste a tocar, entonces no diré nada más =)

[pianonino88]

@julywapo

dude,,, just overcome it... this pianist is a huge musician,,, you have no clue what you're talking about...

[The2clock]

Bravo!!

[4785689]

ma è brahms! :D

[1978christos]

This is a real PRESTO.....

The one and only performance for this piece ....

[demosj]

@1978christos This is fantastic. I had the misfortune of listening to the crappy amateur performances before finally stumbling on a real one.

[julywapo]

@1978christos

Aunque en la partitura dice Allegro, ALLEGROOOO!!

[vanderbob1]

Very good performance. He manages to play incredibly fast, but there is always clarity, and make it feel effortless. A bit fast for my taste, but still a great performance. And now how the hell am I supposed to learn this etude?

[bennyho1216]

Wonderful.

Very clear. Good contrast. No stress while listening, although it's fast.

[pupulique]

Funny, it has last chords that were stolen from 4th ballade of his countryman Chopin.

[voolare]

@pupulique To say he was Polish could open a debate. He was born and raised in Germany, though today the city where he was born is actually in Polish territory. His Brother is considered a famous German writer, but he was of Polish descent. Some biographies say he was Polish, some he was German. Anyway those last chords are indeed similar to the ending of Chopin's 4th ballade, but it's a very tyipcal cadenza.

[thunder1909]

HOLY SHIT.

[Phersephoie]

and I'm supposed to learn this?? hahahahaha

[tamegomaith93]

@Phersephoie My thought too! D: woohoo Fantastic playing though!

[Phersephoie]

@tamegomaith93 sure thing!

[HarpoMarx22]

This guy is the reincarnation of Moszkowski!

[cancakmur]

thats wonderful...