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ok ..... i love kapustin ..... but really ... this is obviously HEAVILLLLLY borrowing from ravel's toccata ......... just saying

this kids obviously highly intelligent ... however i've had all the capitals in the worl memorized since age 8 and i'm not the smartest thing that ever happened or even close... my point being when parents cultivate their kid's curiosity a child can learn alot very fast .... it's easiest to learn...

scriabin is like a dark sexy version of chopin ... where chopin is quiet clear and introspective scriabin is evocative powerful and piercing

now here is someone who is a virtuoso and posses a seemingly innate sense of musical direction, harmonic progression, and precise rhytmic pulse in and out of rubato. great performance. i wonder if she will post videos of an analysis by herself on these pieces she seems to understand so well ...

i think this is good evidence to support that david garrett is a virtuoso with natural ability and great technique but when demands for great artistry and true musicianship come he falls short .... i think he's a great performer and has a well earned career ..... this however serves as proof that...

is this the a minor or the c-sharp minor ? .... and which movement ??

@DanielaClapp some would say the ability to express and create a touching and deeply emotional moment with in the exact rhythmic scheme of the music with out excessive rubato and/or other physical antics that have nothing to do with the production of sound is be a good thing

that was some of the poorest acting i've ever seen

it goes clockwise and i can NOT change it

FAIL mine was 3 moron ... there's actually a correct way to do this you know ... you could google this before posting .......

I love this piece ... i'm learning this now ... szymanowski is technically quite demanding but to take advantage of all the nuances and bring out the wide range of color in these variations is more difficult then learning the notes hahah ....

i always think of the op.142 as a piano sonata ... the first impromptu in more or less sonata form minus the development in f minor ... the second impromptu a menuet like movement in the relative major key ... the third obviously a theme and variations in the subdominant key ... and ofcoarse this...