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@jaspernatchez by the way, if you look at the score, you'll notice it's marked "Vivace". Not "Molto vivace", not "Presto", not "Prestissimo". Now I bet, since Chopin was a smart fellow, that he knew how to write all of those Italian terms that mean faster than Vivace. BUT HE DIDN'T.

What idiots we were back in the sixties to actually think ridiculous sounds like this had anything to do with music. We were like little kids with the new toy of technology.

beautiful performance, thanks for posting

I heard a story, but don't know if it's true. Stravinsky was conducting a work of his and had a big success. Someone came up to him after the concert and said, "Maestro, have you heard of John Cage's 4'33? The pianist just sits there - there are no notes written. Don't you think it's an outrage?"...

corny

Absolutely great.

@egapnala65 um, thanks, but no thanks. I haven't a scintilla of evidence that this charlatan has even a small clue about what music is.

@MatrixSaturation Ridiculous. You are claiming that there was no audience for late Beethoven quartets until the second quarter of the 20th century. You should have gone to a decent school.

He is such a joke.

@egapnala65 It would be interesting to analyze the "thought" process that led you to this conclusion. Probably similar to that which led you to believe that "criteria" is singular.

As a professor at IU, used to say, contemporary squeaks and squawks.

gosh, how modern!