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Overall, the middle part should flow more, like the beginning. We lose the beat too easily. Don't hesitate to increase the sound at the end of the middle part (3:40). I would play the beginning part at 3:48 faster, with much more emotions. Whereas there is a sense of introspection at the part bef...

@stickstriker oh really?

@tokyouniverse07 This is not about explaining or analyzing, it is about imagining.

Vladimir Horowitz once said: "Of the Russian pianists, I like only one, Richter."

@Cesar713137 It means "Story of another summer"

@benihime1212 Moment musical no4 !

Dear Valentina, why all these extraneous hand and fingers movements ? It is music you are making, not a hand dance show ...

@Virtuosic1 More mass also means bigger muscles, probably by the same proportion. Thus, the speed does not change. However, large hands influence the thickness of the fingers, which can be a disadvantage when playing a white key between two dark keys, quite often necessary with technical pieces.

First of all, you have to differentiate more between the notes on the first and third beat and the ones in between, they are way too loud, we get lost and cannot follow the melody. You're not Gould, and only Gould can play this piece the way he does and make it sound good. The part at 0:52 is too...

The part from 0:49 to 1:09 is outstanding, monstruous, and fabulous. Cziffra does the best job. Congrats !

Gould's detached way of playing this piece is outstanding. Sometimes stacatto and sometimes sustained melodic notes on the first and third beat was a genius idea. Slowing down at 0:58 confuse us about what's next, and the tension lasts wonderfully until 1:29. Here, the first four accentuated note...

Nobility and simplicity are Rubinstein's key words... Just perfect ! Congratulations !

The major chord section starting at 1:52 is wonderful and so melancholic. Then the octaves at 2:55 suddenly come and Rubinstein openly invites us into Chopin's mind... The next section at 3:42 introduces us to a peaceful atmosphere, full of passion, with the tension gradually building up until th...