Sinding - Rustle of Spring

[cuddlyable3]

This was played brutally! A still picture properly exposed and showing the pianist's face would be more viewable than this gloomy dark video. Spring is really about delicacy and light!

[davey123a]

good but still not perfect could do with some separate practice to make it brilliant

[618292]

Who cares if it's too fast - it's the best version on youtube! Just the right amount of passion. Thank you.

[roflmao113]

Its not too fast. Thats bull, when the piece says "andante", its refering to the MAIN MELODY. Not to the other notes that are supposed to represent a brizzle, which are just BACKGROUND notes. Play it too slow and it completely screws up the effect.

[cjh37878]

It's not too fast at all. I've seen it performed live both quickly (not THAT quickly, but faster than this) and a little slower than this by my uncle, who was a prodigy at piano. There should be a few ritardandoes and accelerandoes, but I guess it's open to interpretation. The main theme seemed really slow, though.

[BarachielArchange]

TT tu es mon heros^^

[lietzen]

Nice performance...

... and yes, a little bit too fast.

Play it slower than others on YouTube, then you will be the best!

[mrspenn16]

So its a tad fast, I am not bothered, it is fantastic.

Well done

[busylifemeto]

Technically very capable, keep the tempo even and agree.....a bit toooooo FAST. Master this and you will hard to beat.

[Lambilord]

don't play it that fast

you've improved remarkably compared to your first video, which was already the best version on youtube

now you're really really really good, but it's still too fast ;)

[Muckaduck]

well actually musicians are confused these days by the line between poor playing of late 19th Century piano classics and "too fast". A piano maestro can make this tempo sound exactly as it should. Like the rustle of spring.

[virtualetude]

Bravissimo. I play as well...