Berezovsky Chopin&Godowsky Etudes Op. 10#4

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Uploaded by on Jun 24, 2007

Boris Berezovsky from a 2005 Mexico City recital.

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  • I think that Boris does very well when performing Liszt etudes, but when it comes to Chopin, I personally think that his playing leaves a bit to be desired.

    I'm not even going to try to critique the Godowsky Etude, as anyone who has played one will tell you that they are monstrously difficult, and though they sound like Chopin Etudes, the technical skill involved in playing them is much higher. The mere fact that Berezovsky had this concert is a testament to his ability.

  • he has a concert using chopin etudes op 10?? wow...that's really tiring....

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  • How brilliant, strong and quiet his left hand!!

    What a great pianist!!!

    His interpretations always impress and impact us deeply and strongly.

  • That's funny because you're a troll.

  • I do like he the etude seems very relaxed and subdued. He is in complete control.

  • also, he performs Islamey and a couple of Chopin Waltz's and some others i can't quite name atm =]

  • I believe the godowsky transcription for the Op.10 No.4 can be played better but Berezovksy brought out the wrong parts instead of the melody...It sounded like the melody just merged with the other notes...

  • last pasage in orglinal verssion is amazing!

  • Very very good job about the Godowsky's.

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