Sviatoslav Richter plays Chopin Nocturne in F Major, Op. 15
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How wonderful he plays the tender, delicate melody, doubled in the left hand from time to time, and then as a big contrast the passionate outburst, a real storm. And the great transition leading again to the same peaceful sunny landscape...another aspect of Richter: the poet.
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my fav pianist, and a lovely work. thank you
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@charmingemily: considering this was written in 1830-1831, when Chopin was leaving/had just left Poland, the latter seems sensible. But, since his works from around this time still had "youthful energy", the longing and sadness are probably not profound
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Thank you for this truecrypt.
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@jambilove : Analyse and then play !
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What is causing the bell like jingly tone with the piano - is it prepared piano or not a piano but some other instrument?
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the first time I heard this piece (not a good interpretation) I thought it has a pure and innocent feel.
Hearing richter's interpretation I hear more longing and a little sadness.
What feeling is this piece suppose to have?
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what do you mean?
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If it is indeed the 1966 recording - then it was recorded in Ferrara, Italy
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i tried to play this one. the middle is deceptively difficult. i didn't have the hand strength at the time. maybe one day. it's amazing the tempo changes he wrote into the piece...from antante cantabile to con fuoco back to tempo 1.
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same as what pogorelich does with ballade 2
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What is he doing with the timeflow... it s unbelievable
Beautiful playing.
But Isn't this Op.15 No.1?
pjioayncoe 3 years ago
sure, it's Op. 15 No. 1
truecrypt 3 years ago