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Re: Example(s) of great and poor interpretations of pieces
babama #1968584 10/04/12 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by babama
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Actually, the second one is closer to the actual indication. So technically Richter's would be the poor one.

Re: Example(s) of great and poor interpretations of pieces
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Originally Posted by ScriabinAddict
Actually, the second one is closer to the actual indication. So technically Richter's would be the poor one.
Only if one thinks that closeness to the score indications is the most critical criterion in evaluating an interpretation.
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Originally Posted by pianoloverus
Originally Posted by ScriabinAddict
Actually, the second one is closer to the actual indication. So technically Richter's would be the poor one.
Only if one thinks that closeness to the score indications is the most critical criterion in evaluating an interpretation.
Yes of course (when convenient smile )

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