Chopin. Nocturne op.9 no.1. How NOT to play the intro
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Lol - Osho reincarnated as a Chopinfetishist. Good job, man.
1 year ago 3
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My advice would be to forget the annoyance you have with past masters etc. and concentrate on the construction of your interpretations and demonstrate them. If you can jump over your anger and leave it behind you will do well. Personally I know an incredible professional pianist and she is absolutely adorable. Professionals are sensitive human beings (like you) and may sometimes appear arrogant; possibly to protect what they have struggled for so hard.
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Thanks sweet roli,
for me it's a hard piece to try.
once I start I will be a cave woman kkkkk unfortunatly time won't be enough thesesays. short hours sleep has been killing me :) I love this nocturne.
Uniquely, staccatos in rapid notes presented in this.
Every each piece has some special point, my reckon.
one day perhaps~ see yours soon.
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@Westonelm do you know that dialogue with mindless people is usually endless because of the continuous deviating to out of point conclusions from the simpleminded part result of their complete misunderstanding? westo, youre a complete loss and i know that ill can continue this conversa for years, just because you insist in make it trashy, reason by what ill stop right there... i feel becoming retarded dialoguing with you.... sayonara!
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@Westonelm of calm and adult debates piano world is full.... result? calm and adult playing... full with masks and pretentions with no sense... fake maturity only achievable by literature..... they are all still too naive like 5 years old kids, but with useless knoweledge and inflated egos...... a terribly poisonous combination.....
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Oh my God, Goodness, Gracious~
hmm hmm hmmm...
I didn't know I stepped in a Library.
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Think of this as a calm, adult debate and please do not try to transform it into a playground.
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not that way like robot,
but roli, I just open 9-1 and see...there are staccatos, have you noticed?
you play second bar also with no staccatos at all.
I believe I have a good book...confused.
SHINYamAHA21 1 year ago
@SHINYamAHA21 good point, i noticed them too, im about to try.... :)
rolipoli 1 year ago