Beethoven Bagatelle in G Major, Op. 126 No. 5
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@babyfade6606 Okay. Sorry, I misinterpreted your comment as a hater. :P I'm not sure if it was my interpretation or not. I recorded this quite a while ago, and I would definitely play it much differently now. Thanks for commenting. :)
Jolteon206 8 months ago
@Jolteon206 your refering to a rachmaninoff piece where Gilels played the single lyrical notes in the opening very loudly. I was simply agreeing with the original poster who said they were played a bit too loud for this taste as well. Unlike Gilels you seemed to batter the piano from start to finish and play everything very loudly. I only asked because you played the piece very well from a technical standpoint. So, I was wondering whether playing so loudly was part of your interpretation.
babyfade6606 8 months ago
@babyfade6606 I don't know? Why don't you ask Gilels the same question, since apparently you think he does it too?
Jolteon206 8 months ago
why do you slam the keys so hard
babyfade6606 8 months ago
@daisyw28 It wasn't particularly difficult for me. Its a good piece to be introduced to the use of thirds and such. :) Thanks! :D
Jolteon206 1 year ago
Is this difficult to learn..?
You play beautifully! :)
daisyw28 1 year ago