C.A. Sinding - Rustle of spring Op. 32 No. 3

[mikosaaol]

excellent anarita !!

[froufrou06]

I played this many years ago and sad to say, I was terrible at it. You're really good!

[ronHpyrotech]

You played this as well as I've seen on youtube, because you played from the heart, with feeling. I love your tempo change, at your will!! Beauti\ul. I play this piece, but you play it with soul!!

[Titty5881]

Questo brano che ho ascoltato è stato per me significativo perchè mi ha fatto conoscere e valutare una pianista di straordinario talento; un vero portento musicale e, grazie a tutte le altre sue numerose ed eccelse esecuzioni che di volta in volta ho seguito, involontariamente mi ha "invogliato" a riprendere a suonare dopo...molti anni di forzata inattività.

Ma soprattutto "Mormorio di primavera" ha contribuito a farmi realizzare un sogno: la nascita della nostra amicizia!

[argerich68]

@Titty5881 E' molto commovente quello che hai scritto!

Sono anch'io felicissima per la nostra amicizia e per aver contribuito alla tua ripresa dello studio del pianoforte!

[steinwaygrande1]

When I was avery young boy my late Mother used to play this in order to get me to go to sleep. Your verwsion is very much lke the way my Mother used to play and brings back many happy memories for me. Thank you so much for playing and posting this. . Made my day.

[DrJennyGyn]

Bizarre, but I will be re-quoting SleepingTurtle1 : My grandmother used to play this ...and she died last week. There is this void and pain in my heart that's still so raw. Yes, you played it so well -- and eerily sounds like the way SHE used to play it !!

[guitar819]

I love this song. My mother was a classic pianist. We grew up hearing this all the timne..it was our favorite and she was so graceful playing it. I love how this song builds and builds up to the climax....I miss my mother and I miss hearing this song. It will always be in my heart as my mother is. You did a wonderful job on this!!

[Grantho03]

godlike :) I love this Song... My Mom had played this before 10 Years but not so good as you ... btw sry 4 my bad english :)

[kayesong]

Absolutely beautiful. Wonderful interpretation. Thanks for posting it!

[lapianistaloredana]

Anche io ho suonato questo brano!

Complimenti sei bravissima!

[travlr00]

when someone plays it so smoothly like that, u can actually c a river...

[Misteribel]

This is certainly a very intense interpretation. But "Rustle", while in Am. English means "to persevere", "to rush into" or "to steal", it's original, Br. meaning (from German Frühlingsrauschen) is "to whisper" or something like "subtle sound of treeleaves made by a soft breeze".

Meaning to say: this interpretation is not "Rustle" but "Storm" of Spring. Nice nonetheless, but imho, quite far from the original intention by the composer Sinding.

[WilliamWilson]

Mi fanno paura le persone talentose e le invidio.

E i personaggi, che come me, sono privi di talento....a che cazzo servono?

[pianopio]

veramente ottima interpretazione di mormorio di primavera... d'altronde sinding era sinding... sto studiando anche io poprio questo pezzo

[Winterainn]

you are amazing talented

[musicdance7]

amazing...

[capricenyc]

Very nicely done. I just got the music 2 weeks ago. I am excited about starting to learn it. Any tips on how to approach this song. I certainly has some not so difficult passages and then some passages that will require much attention.

[konzolmester]

More lighter with spirit and ambition. Other than that its good. The pianist.

[redcobar]

I just love Rustle of Springs. My Mum played this all her life BUT only to the 53rd second of your piece. I even bought the sheet music for her but I still couldn't get her to play any more. Congratulations on such a beautiful piece and lets hope you will still be playing it like she was at 83.

[diktaytor456]

powerful...

[eternal4321]

oh what joy this piece must bring to the player ...

[ziplesswonder]

Yes, a beautiful performance indeed. Perhaps not 100% perfect, but it's the personal nuances that makes it special. Well done!

[moviesmyway]

I'm learning to play this now and I can't wait till I can play it. this is by far the best version on youtube I've seen.

[willowpuff]

I love the accelerando around 0:20

Really like this version. Well done.

[argerich68]

Thanks for your kind comment. Best regards by Annarita

[CompetaStudios]

Im related to Christian Sinding, I dint know he was this famous.

[symphonyofcolour]

That was sweet as! You have so much talent and skill!

[SleepingTurtle1]

My grandmother used to play this, as did I. She died last week and I was looking for a recording of this. You play well (I used to be a profesional flautist)

[argerich68]

I am very sorry for your grandmother. Thanks for your comment and best regards by Annarita

[steinwaygrande1]

The best version of this number on YouTube. Well done and congratualtions on a fine performance

[buffalocrotch]

ohmygod, brilliant, beautiful, and so well played, you totally rock!

[pedrobazaca]

Como disseram acima, a melhor versão apresentada no youtube. A mão direita bem presente, ótima dinâmica. Parebéns!!

[InnocentMalin]

Brilliant !! :)

5*s

Best wishes.

[ponmlk]

Best version on youtube. Well played!

[philaspill]

This is one of my favourite pieces (my old dad used to play it when I was tiny). Yours is by far the best version I have heard yet on youtube.

Best, Phil.

[argerich68]

Thank you philaspill for your most kind comment and I'm happy to remember you a beautiful a memory of your family.

Best regards, Annarita Santagada

[re6356]

I wish I could play it as good.

[argerich68]

Thank you very much for your comment. I played this piece also remembering the famous and beautiful film "A love story" (by G. Ratoff 1939), in Italy titled "Intermezzo", where a very young Ingrid Bergman interpreted a pianist who played this Sinding's piece (soundtrack).

[Seggike]

Well... I've never seen the movie, but I've read the beautiful book, and I think the movie was made after this book. Its title is Intermezzo, and the author is George O'Neill. It's beautiful, and thank you for playing so beautiful this song.

[re6356]

One of my favourite movies of that genre.

[steinwaygrande1]

So do I

[virtualetude]

This is really really good. My fingers always get tired playing this. I can never finish it

[argerich68]

Hello, thank you for comment. You must not exchange the stress with the attention. I have a very wide repertoire, which is why I read. There are many pianists who play from memory but have a limited repertoire. In my life I'm not only pianist.

Best regards.

[franksalcido]

I don't play the piano or any other instrument, but I have a good ear and that was perfect ! However, it would be better if you didn't read it and just enjoy it to add more feeling to the performance. You look estressed when you read it.