Pedro Carbone plays Chopin: Sonata No. 2 (part 3)

Though I can see this Pianist has the ability to play well; he plays this piece far too Staccato for my liking, all the spread chords seem so detached from each other, and he's not particulary generous with the Sostenuto pedal either. My version of this score uses countless slurs; indicating that the piece should be played legato.

He is trying too hard to stand out, taking away from the "natural", which he is obviously capable of, given the kind of sound he is producing.

well, because of the lack of pedal in the main part, it sounds rather bouncy and cheerful, which isn't what you'd expect in a funeral march!

i dont like musicians who try to be so original and play everything against the composers will.
but he is obvious a good pianist.

interesting interpretation, but I'd like more pedal and softness, more sostenuto at the beginning. He plays almost stacatto and hardly any pedal, and it makes it dry. I prefer Igoshina's and Horowitz' interpretation. But that's just my opinion of course.

Something exceptional... great interpretation.

i have to say that the dull repetitive nature of this movement is shattered by his remarkable and unique approach. never heard of the pianist before, but this is wonderful

specyficzna dynamika.

grac nie umie

Co ty wiesz o muzyce..