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From: xper2xper
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  • So beautiful. No matter how "idiosyncratic", it works within itself. So many thanks for the posting!

  • Fascinating!  About the most idiosyncratic approach to Chopin that I've ever heard. It's so extreme I can't help liking it, although I'm almost ashamed to admit it! I can imagine it would cause outrage and indignation among purists, though.

  • @geminian7846

    Whatever the "purists" say, this is a wonderful playing to my taste..

    There're three other mazurkas, a ballade, and a rachmaninoff performance of him yet to be posted from the same LP..

    By the way, have you listened to his Scriabin op.8 no.11 that I've posted couple of days back?

  • @xper2xper

    I have now, and I look forward to your forthcoming posts. This man has a highly individual style. I've never heard of him before.

    By the way, is the thumping noise in the background from 0:41 to 1:58 on the original record or did it get in accidentally during your transcription?

  • I love it!!! Thanks!

  • @ludwigop132

    Unfortunately, there are no recordings available except the LP that I have (which is listed among rare vinyls), no mention of him on YT.. Glad you've enjoyed it!

    Cheers!

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