Mess with speed of piano pieces

This is an answer to some comments to an étude played by Richter.
Richter plays fast as a train, and many think the video has been sped up.
I don't know if the speed of Richter playing the étude has been altered, but what for sure is that Russians have played this cheat other times, and that it's technically possible.

Those who have seen Richter live know that he was fast as a machine.

Regarding the tune I play, it's a tune which many of us have discovered some years ago with the 1212 (?? correct me) Nokia mobile ringtone.
I thought that tune was incredibely modern.
In fact I learned later that this tune was called a Badinerie and was composed roughly 400 years ago by Bach.

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Music

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• moco
• grosso
• nokia
• bagatelle

[sillywilliam1]

what program did you use

[tiroirdelmare]

Powerdirector (cyberlink)

[dolofonos]

That's some weird looking fingering. I don't know how YouTubers play without getting totally lost--well, I guess since everyone's fingering looks strange to me that it's my own that's weird.

[tiroirdelmare]

hahaha, fantastic comment, thanks!

Actually I remember I've played it like 15 times in a row before I got an acceptable version without getting lost.

[HakuGotStoned]

this is FAKE. it's as fast as the first time, just spooled.

[tiroirdelmare]

Damn, you have caught me!

[skadallas]

a cool melody as well

[Jaunice3]

nice tutorial a bit fast but nice!

[JBB991]

can you post a short tutorial on how to play it?

[zeeeeena]

Cool XD

[Achtelnote]

400 years ago bach was not born.

about 300 is right.

[pakkiu]

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