YundiLi Prokofiev Piano Concerto No.2 in G minor (part 2 of 5)
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@adrenalinerush45 Also, people mostly don't realize how hard it is to achieve the appearance of randomness in music, if you don't want it to sound like a total dissonance, of course.
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"Too many notes."
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@ThePianoLad YUJA!!! simply the BEST!!!
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@davidbaker03 all though the latter half of it, is impressive!
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HORRIBLE RUSHING! He rushed through most of the cadenza, especially in the first half of it, before it gets really hard. Its like he just can't wait to be done. I am sure the audience felt the same way
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@adrenalinerush45 This is harder than the Rachmaninov.
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@adrenalinerush45 That is sooooo TRUE
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modernity and sensible society in playing expretions exotically.
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@inturtaner what about rach 3 ossia?
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@hbomb2579 it took me a while to get used to prokofiev. playing his 3rd sonata helped, that's nice. and it's strange, the first time i listened to this it didn't seem so great to me, until i forced myself to listen to it again and again. each time i find something special.
an untrained ear would think this piece is total nonsense and random notes
prokofiev is one of the composers that you have to hear many times to like
adrenalinerush45 2 years ago 38
It's not as hard to remember as one would think. By the time you're finished learning to play all of the notes, you've played it 240,000 times. The memory takes care of itself
jambratz 2 years ago 20