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Currently working on: Perfecting the Op 2/1, studying the 27/2 last movement. Chopin Nocturne 32/2 and Posth. C#m, 'Raindrop' prelude and Etude 10/9 Repetoire: Beethoven op 2/1, 10/1(1st, 2nd), 13, 14/1, 27/1(1st, 2nd), 27/2, 28(1st, 2nd), 31/2(1st, 3rd), 49/1, 49/2, 78(1st), 79, 90, 101(1st)
Wow Grigory Sokolov! It is my favourite pianist! I was at his last concert in Amsterdam and even Evgeny Kissin was in the public and gave him a standing ovation!
Khachaturian's Toccata in E flat minor. Very fun to play. Sound way harder than it is. Here's a version performed by a cute girl:
As you can see this piece is a real crowd pleaser. If you play Rach you should try this for sure!
What's cute about her : the leather bracelet, the crotch-length mini skirt or the fishnet stockings. I never saw her face.
Regards,
Composers manufacture a product that is universally deemed superfluous—at least until their music enters public consciousness, at which point people begin to say that they could not live without it. Alex Ross.
Oy, you can say that again. I've never encountered trickier rhythms (altho maybe that says something about me). He's got one hand doing one rhythm and it feels another hand doing a completely different piece!
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