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My favorite of the Brahms violin sonatas. There's this quiet electricity you can feel at the start of the 1st movement. The return of the theme in the recap is a more passionate statement. Amazing

Came from the Riddle solver who can't solve Riddles.

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Chopin actually wrote this when he waa just 19 years old!!! The piano part is super beautiful, yet it is extremely difficult to play, Chopin is truly the prince of piano in the whole history of music. How amazing our God is!

The third movement is allegro.

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Of course, because it is Chopin, the piano part must be more virtuosic than the cello part…😂😂

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4:40 has such an epic buildup I love it

Beautiful music, but not a truly outstanding interpretation. Much prefer Oistrach or amazing live recording of Ginette Neveu and brother Jean...

I love this song

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listened to this 15 times in 2 days...went to vienna last year ran out of time before i could visit his grave..going to correct that flub soon.

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I thank Rio for introducing me to this masterpiece

OK. What's with the cello part? It scarcely resembles the score at the end.

Premices of op.22

Dang I played this in high school for competition - but DEFINITELY not this fast or delicately. Absolutely Lovely!

21 minutes of passion!

second comment lol

This is the piece that inspired me to begin to play cello. Masterpiece!

I'm almost done with getting this piece down-it's been about a year (I'm kind of a beginner and I don't practice enough). I think my family members have this seared into their brains forever. But my trills (or whatever they're called) are not happening. I really want to get them good. I know, keep practicing!!

What the heck I played kadosky kick on my piano and it took me here

Love how Ma rewrote his part for the final minute or so, unless there is an alternate score to this?

so fast 🙃

i'll mark it on your map !

“Your favorite Chopin piece will be a cello music.” “Don’t be kidding me you liar.” “I mean it…Just wait for it…”

Already here the genius has unfolded his wings. If we comoare it to Chopins op. 1 written at the age of 15 - what a developpment. So Elsner while not being able to teach him pianotechnique (He was predominantly a violinist) he may have unfolded his sense melodic beauty.

this song is permanently burned into my brain because it was the default demo song on my family's Yamaha growing up lol

I think there's a line missing.

Difficult to play Great for practice I didn’t believe I’d be able to play it after 3 hours. Then it kind of clicked. Hard to explain. Left Right 2 part- counterpoint. Finally after 30 years. Kidding

Why it look like that

I had to see a man get r*ped to acknowledge this piece of art

this is not a polonaise!!

Shamooo

I never get tired of these oriental names, they look like they came out of a cartoon.

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i played this song when i was 12, anyone else?

The snapchat ai recommended me this piece

Its crazy, this is the A Silent Voice soundtrack. I cannot believe it

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Interesting piece. First time heard

I've been learning piano for about three months and my teacher gave me this to try. Does he want me to give up or what?

Spellbinding.....BRAVI ad ENTRAMBI.....from Acapulco!

Generally mordents are played by starting on the principle note and then alternating either up or down depending on the type of mordent and then returning to the principle note, but these are baroque mordents due to the aging of this piece and they're played exactly like trills

Where can I find the music sheet?

Is it that difficult??? I’m grade 6 preparing for 8 and I have to play this song…

Why does my version say quarter note = 120?! Is it trying to kill me? I used to play it this speed and am glad to realize I don’t need to actually play it at a breakneck speed

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First I thought that it would be hard to play but it is actually easy. Bravo🎉🎉🎉