Aria con Variazioni by Girolamo Frescobaldi performed by Stephen Boswell
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hello. very nice playing! in 2:19 theres a variation i don't know from the original piece and by original i mean that it is not written in a facsimile (manuscript) i have of it....
it also doesn't sound from that era so my assamption : your special addition?
it is quite nice actually...
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En vez de adornarla tanto deberías ser más preciso y menso pretensioso y amanerado. No está mal, es desagradable verte arreglar tu manga a cada momento, usa algo adecuado.
Saludos!
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I know what you mean in regards to a piece's interpretation shift throughout it's study. I've been studying the Partita for Lute in A minor by Bach and have been witness to these extensive changes. I liken it to a rustic mirror, and through polishing, it inevitably reflects the desired content. I would love to hear the newer and more sedate version, if you should chose to replay it. I'm glad I gave the comment, for it was well deserved, and that you enjoyed mine as well.
Hello
It is a Courante from a Segovia edition of 5 morceaux by Frescobaldi. In my studies with Jose Tomas in Spain and others I was encouraged to include it with the other variations as the harmonic changes fit the pattern of the piece almost exactly. It is a common practice from my generation of players.
Thank you for your comments.
Stephen
sboswell100 1 year ago
I'm actually going to do this piece for my grade nine examinations. Any tips ?
WilliamEGD 1 year ago
@WilliamEGD
Yes Dont play it like me for Gr 9.
play the timing as is -Less rubato - Pay attention to voicing properly.Make it as clean as possible. Dont do any of my divisions. They will not appreciate it.
sboswell100 1 year ago
This video is clearly undervalued and unappreciated. Expert playing in my opinion!
WilliamEGD 1 year ago
@WilliamEGD
Dear William,
I am glad you enjoyed my interpretation of Frescobaldi. It was a while ago and I would do it differently now. Perhaps more sedately. It is fun that at different points of one's like a piece takes on a different guise. This is so for me here. I was so keen to show how "divisions" could be used but I regret that some of the meter is not so even and sometimes it pushes too much. BUT that was then and this is now.
Thanks for the comment
Stephen (PS I loved "Gorgeous")
sboswell100 1 year ago