Edwin Orion Brownell plays Chopin Waltz in Am

[VoceVersatile]

Delightful, Edwin. This really lifted my spirits in preparation for another college and musical year. You played with assurance, insight and delicacy. We on You Tube are indeed fortunate to hear and see your work. Da iawn a diolch yn fawr - David.

[orionedwin]

@VoceVersatile Dear David! It's sooooo good to see you back here! Thanks for your sweet words and encouragement. How have you been? All the best to you and your family!

[manfreadstraw]

Though he had that gloomy fretful morose quality to his work, yet it's soothing, healing and uplifting at the same time. As usual, brilliantly executed ...

[orionedwin]

@manfreadstraw Thank you kindly my friend!

[Shabannie]

Hi Manfread. I had forgotten about what I had written on this page about Sand and Chopin. I am pleased that you like piano music too.

--------Ellen

[66tamy]

bravooo!!!!

[orionedwin]

@66tamy Thanks so much!

[orionedwin]

Thank you. I've always had a thing for Chopin. Studied his life, went to Pere Lachaise etc . . .

[Shabannie]

I played this piece back when I was taking lessons years ago. A lot of people used to think that I would be a writer, which I decided not to do.  But they suggested story ideas, and one friend of mine suggested that I write about the love affair between Chopin and George Sand. Anyhow, I love Chopin too. ---Ellen

[orionedwin]

@Shabannie I hope you do write about them . . .

There can never be too much said about these geniuses (ever watched "Impromptu?")

[Shabannie]

I had forgotten that I had written about Sand and Chopin here.  I may have watched Impromptu, but it may have been something different.

--------Ellen

[PianoScales]

Thank you very much for your passionate performance.

[orionedwin]

@PianoScales A real pleasure!