chopin etude op10 #8 -Masanori Sugano

[MoebiusTripper]

Mr. Sugano plays this etude as fast and outstanding as Horowitz did on Horowitz's latest LP recording....Horowitz also recorded a slower version in 1965....

[TFSBird]

probably :D

[anonymousQ45]

its marked allegro forte why is everybody saying its too fast

[MYoung3393]

@anonymousQ45 Last I checked, Allegro doesn't mean Presto, or Prestissimo, much like Sugar Foot here is playing it.

[anonymousQ45]

@MYoung3393 the tempo is prob around 150 

[mziel53]

It's not too fast, listen to Zimerman or Blechacz playing this etude in the same competition. Unfortunately, he still needs to practise this piece.

[cdpiano27]

too fast. Definitely sounds nervous. This has happened to myself so I should know!

[eFatz83]

i feel this guy is kinda nervous, that's why he's going so fast and muddling up so many of the runs....

[sttk113]

素晴らしい音楽性！

[fullyfatty]

where is he from?

[miciosuga]

He is a japanese pianist.

[donaldcallen]

This pianist has a strong technique; that is obvious. For this piece, however, I'd suggest more music and less finger exercise. A bit slower and a lot more elegant would be a big improvement (listen to Horowitz in the 1965 Carnegie Hall recital; it's not that fast, but it's absolutely dazzling).

[fortissimo25]

i love this etude

[DavidEmilio]

Thank you "datruzepp"for post it. Beautiful interpretation but in the most difficult pasages is imposible to see the hands of the pianist.

[spiderml]

2010? hahaha

[nosferatuzodd]

Awsome yo btw does anyone know when is the next competition is it in 20010

[hr2]

It's not in 20010

[wongkobra]

nice work

[mysticgohanx]

keep these videos coming, these are GOLDEN