@J0rdanStar11 Hehehe, thanks! Feel free to leave either apropos or apposite comments on my vids, I'll surely understand everything ;)) (Albeit English is not my mother tongue :P)
Take Chopin's Biedermeyer flourishes, add some contrapuntal trick, a pinch of whole tone debussyism (4:31), a small touch of ravelian valse, and you could forget that it all starts from dear old Johann Strauss II...
@BofferBings I think egregious is rather apropos here. In this paraphrase, Godowsky parades his love for polyphony, giving all the fingers their own contrapunctal role with no rest. Of course, it is fantastic music to listen to, but, as Valentina Lisitsa kindly put it, "it is not a fun piece to play (oh no!) - it is a supremely fun piece to play with." I love Godowsky's floridity in his works, anyway, and I'm glad you like it, too :)
What an amazing pair these three musicians are!!!
andreybeci 1 month ago
You're the first person I've ever seen use "apropos", no one ever understands when I say "apropos" or "apposite".
Kudos for you! LOL
J0rdanStar11 1 month ago
@J0rdanStar11 Hehehe, thanks! Feel free to leave either apropos or apposite comments on my vids, I'll surely understand everything ;)) (Albeit English is not my mother tongue :P)
madlovba03 1 month ago
So that's what "pearl-playing" sound like !
gsprpltv 1 month ago
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gapoc459 3 months ago
Take Chopin's Biedermeyer flourishes, add some contrapuntal trick, a pinch of whole tone debussyism (4:31), a small touch of ravelian valse, and you could forget that it all starts from dear old Johann Strauss II...
OrbiliusMagister 4 months ago
Egregious? That's a little strong. A bit florid, perhaps, but of course that's what makes it great fun to listen to. Thanks for uploading this!
BofferBings 4 months ago
@BofferBings I think egregious is rather apropos here. In this paraphrase, Godowsky parades his love for polyphony, giving all the fingers their own contrapunctal role with no rest. Of course, it is fantastic music to listen to, but, as Valentina Lisitsa kindly put it, "it is not a fun piece to play (oh no!) - it is a supremely fun piece to play with." I love Godowsky's floridity in his works, anyway, and I'm glad you like it, too :)
madlovba03 4 months ago 3