I like the aggressiveness. Love is sometimes portrayed delicately, but this being Love's Sorrow in contrary to Love's Joy, it portrays the flurry of emotions. The delicate parts express happy memories of love, while the aggressive parts could depict anger. Then there's the out of place notes that are sprinkled in (Similar style to Liszt), and I believe these represent confusion and desperation. In general, this piece is less a traditional love song and more so intended to bring to mind the concept of loss and the tangle of emotions included in grieving.
I disagree to be honest. I think he does an AMAZING job because in most People focus most on the Love part but i think this piece is supposed to be more about the Sorrow part. Sorrow isnt Just being sad. Its also about being upset and not knowing how to deal with it so it results in anger and Aggression. At least... Thats how i see it
I disagree to be honest. I think he does an AMAZING job because in most People focus most on the Love part but i think this piece is supposed to be more about the Sorrow part. Sorrow isnt Just being sad. Its also about being upset and not knowing how to deal with it so it results in anger and Aggression. At least... Thats how i see it
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very nice and technically perfect, however some passages are too speedy in my opinion
This remarkable demonstra-
tion of elite pianism makes
it manifestly
evident why
Alessio Bax
has ascended
the heights.
I felt that his mode and sorrow
So wunderful i love it!
wonderful....
Beutiful you are aiza in your lie in april! Just amazing
Excelente pianista. Muito bonito bravo!!!
He sounds a little aggressive in some passages for a love song (it has to transmit love) but the tempo is ok in my opinion
I like the aggressiveness. Love is sometimes portrayed delicately, but this being Love's Sorrow in contrary to Love's Joy, it portrays the flurry of emotions. The delicate parts express happy memories of love, while the aggressive parts could depict anger. Then there's the out of place notes that are sprinkled in (Similar style to Liszt), and I believe these represent confusion and desperation. In general, this piece is less a traditional love song and more so intended to bring to mind the concept of loss and the tangle of emotions included in grieving.
I disagree to be honest. I think he does an AMAZING job because in most People focus most on the Love part but i think this piece is supposed to be more about the Sorrow part. Sorrow isnt Just being sad. Its also about being upset and not knowing how to deal with it so it results in anger and Aggression. At least... Thats how i see it
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I love it
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too aggressive, I know it's Rachmaninoff but still. You should always maintain that melancholic, longing envelope around each phrase!
I disagree to be honest. I think he does an AMAZING job because in most People focus most on the Love part but i think this piece is supposed to be more about the Sorrow part. Sorrow isnt Just being sad. Its also about being upset and not knowing how to deal with it so it results in anger and Aggression. At least... Thats how i see it
what a nice play
BRAVO!
Indeed . Only the great Liberace could do it better . Thanks uploading !
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Yes, I have one.
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Ted Mosby sabe tocar(?
Briliant
Interesting I have to say. Good job!
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Arima :'(
Ted Mosby is a genius
lo hizo a su modo pero bien aunque creo q se olvido por completo la melodía :/ es musica sucia para mis oidos
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A bit too aggressive :V
He sounds a little aggressive in some passages for a love song (it has to transmit love) but the tempo is ok in my opinion
Rachmaninoff plays his own work even more aggressive
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vrenni alejandra rodriguez contreras it calls Love Sorrow... Pain is often assoziated with Love