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Schubert Moment Musicaux No. 3 in F Minor - Richter

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Uploaded by on Mar 22, 2008

Sviatoslav Richter plays Franz Schubert's Moments Musicaux No. 3 in F Minor: Allegro moderato D. 780 (Op. 94)

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  • I disagree, I think Richter is closer to the true spirit of this work

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  • are you delusional? there are no extreme tempi here, and it is not I playing

  • It's not a march u tasteless piece of shit! He plays wonderfully!

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  • where do u get the sheet with fingering?

  • CHARDEE MACDENNIS: THE GAME OF GAMES

  • Nice. and thanks for posting the score, nicely cut in the right places.

  • @Atarax87

    ever heard of rubato?! It's a really very important expressive technique and comes from the early baroque era where there were no dynamic keyboard instruments; So in order to express music better, the artists used rubato meaning that they slow down or speed up on special moments

  • @Atarax87 Who are you to discredit Richter's (of all people) interpretation?!

  • @Atarax87 i think this is the right tempo and the reason why they change the tempos is because they put their feel in the music.

  • @amylalaz123 No it most certainly is not a grade 4-5 piece. The thirds and sixths are very tricky at any sort of speed, it's a tough grade 7 piece in my opinion.

  • @Atarax87 Listen to the very beginning. Right off the bat there's a dramatic increase in tempo. lol

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