Szidon plays Chopin Valse Op.64 No.2 in C minor
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its called rubatto
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precioso
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Beautiful and stimulating version .
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@JohannnSebastianBach yes,
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@witchcraftlord the wine is red wine ?
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Too fast and too FORTE.....
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yay for chopin
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Beautiful, just beautiful :-)
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@shenkeey lol
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@kunstderfugue That's what she said
7 months ago 2
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You tend to play it slower because your fingers simply aren't sufficiently nimble.
whatevlkjasdl 9 months ago 9
My piano teacher told me that Chopin's style is irregular- at some parts you need to play it quick and some other parts slow. But the overall piece should be played in a slow melody, so listeners can feel the soul of the music piece gradually yet strongly.
logichip 2 years ago 7