Incredible! A beautiful interpretation AND fantastic display of technique. The choreography and physical hand/arm coordination makes it look effortless. I wish I had this technique, it looks and sounds so natural.
I'm curious about the shiny copper ewer / pitcher on the stand behind Rebecca Penneys' head. Also her performance of the Brahms' pieces is memorable and glorious.
Really really enjoyed your Chopin Etudes video a while back, especially the freedom of the improvs. This is really great too! Not my favorite Brahms. There are a few moments in the 3rd sonata that break through the firmament
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Schönes Rubato und feine Agogik, musikalisch sehr schlüssig und schön gespielt - eine Entdeckung! 💙
Incredible! A beautiful interpretation AND fantastic display of technique. The choreography and physical hand/arm coordination makes it look effortless. I wish I had this technique, it looks and sounds so natural.
Poetic , lyrical and poignantly musical as always .Thank you
Thank you so much!
Thank you for sharing these. Elegant and subtle artistry! I'm reminded of Martha Goldstein.
A new treasure from RUclips
Una Señora PIANISTA. Con una gran escuela y poseedora de una musicalidad extraordinaria.❤
Thank you so much ‼️
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gorgeous music as usual :) thank you for sharing
Beautiful. So finely nuanced and deeply moving, as usual. Thank you!
A talent like Katchen. I hear Brahms.
love it! Brava!
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Miss our lessons. Jonathan here
Miss y too 💕
I'm curious about the shiny copper ewer / pitcher on the stand behind Rebecca Penneys' head. Also her performance of the Brahms' pieces is memorable and glorious.
What do you want to know about the pitcher? It belonged to my parents. I always liked it.
13:07 Is this waltz (No. 10 in G major) quoting Scarlatti's sonata in D minor, K.9/L.413 or just a coincidence?
hard question to answer!
Really really enjoyed your Chopin Etudes video a while back, especially the freedom of the improvs. This is really great too! Not my favorite Brahms. There are a few moments in the 3rd sonata that break through the firmament