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Shame about that one memory slip. Otherwise fantastic interpretation! I'm learning these at the moment, they're the sort of pieces where interpretation is really important due to the general lack of technical difficulty - your bagatelles have been a real guide.
This is extroardinary work man that it works on so many levels. This is a variation most likely of a variaton. However, for the enthusists, the ones who are self-loathing, tormented, begilled. Dearie, this louse, a monomaniac indeed. But deeply level x.
full of determination the 4th bagatelle,presto in B minor but sweetened by an episode of "musette", followed by G major quasi allegretto 5th bagatelle known by its soft tenderness and finally the last one presto, andante amabile e con moto rich in expressive contrasts,often it has been said that the intensity of the inspiration of the bagatelles is in no way less daring nor less deep than the piano sonatas, just more concentrated,long live ludwig van
I'm working as a composer myself since more or less 2 years. I posted one of my bagatelles as video response to this video, please let me know what you think of it.
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*** DAVID FUNG ~ CELEBRATED ARTIST FROM THE COLBURN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE! "CREATING TOMORROW'S CLASSICS" at the Colburn School ***
lnwalden111 6 months ago
Unlike many other pianists David Fung makes L.v. Beethoven sound like L.v. Beethoven. I think the composer himself would have liked this rendition.
However I would have liked this on a Boesendorfer. It would have sounded so much better.
mmbmbmbmb 6 months ago
I think this always will be dull played on the modern piano - the bass dies... But the pianist is good though.-.
KarlAmade 9 months ago
There was no memory slip, it was perfect. And don't you dare say otherwise.
brentdavis011 2 years ago
indeed :)...
maddorox 2 years ago
Yes, there was at 2:47 but it wasn't a big deal.
I'd also say musically #4 in b minor was the weakest of the 6, but overall this was a great performance of the op 126 bagatelles.
I'd like to hear David Fung play more Beethoven.
howdilydoodily 2 years ago
Oh, and at 10:18
howdilydoodily 2 years ago
Shame about that one memory slip. Otherwise fantastic interpretation! I'm learning these at the moment, they're the sort of pieces where interpretation is really important due to the general lack of technical difficulty - your bagatelles have been a real guide.
Haeronthegreat 2 years ago
oh, interesting point of view: the less difficulty, the more interpretation ;-)
schnipsikabel 2 years ago
that was an audio problem i believe..
maddorox 2 years ago
This is extroardinary work man that it works on so many levels. This is a variation most likely of a variaton. However, for the enthusists, the ones who are self-loathing, tormented, begilled. Dearie, this louse, a monomaniac indeed. But deeply level x.
username1p 2 years ago
full of determination the 4th bagatelle,presto in B minor but sweetened by an episode of "musette", followed by G major quasi allegretto 5th bagatelle known by its soft tenderness and finally the last one presto, andante amabile e con moto rich in expressive contrasts,often it has been said that the intensity of the inspiration of the bagatelles is in no way less daring nor less deep than the piano sonatas, just more concentrated,long live ludwig van
beethomozart 2 years ago 8
I like it :)
cirro1 3 years ago
Brilliant bagatelles, brilliant interpretation.
I'm working as a composer myself since more or less 2 years. I posted one of my bagatelles as video response to this video, please let me know what you think of it.
elguitablo 3 years ago
Simply the best!!
sdsowen 3 years ago