Aljoša Jurinić, piano - F. Chopin: 12 Etudes, Op. 25

Aljoša Jurinić is a Croatian pianist, a laureate of several elite level piano competitions, with an international performing career.
www.aljosa-jur...
1: 00:00
2: 02:21
3: 03:57
4: 05:43
5: 07:23
6: 10:50
7: 12:59
8: 19:09
9: 20:24
10: 21:26
11: 25:59
12: 29:39
Sound: Vinko Šincek | A Classic
Video: Mak Vejzović
Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall, Zagreb, Croatia

[@Tommeadowcroft]

Tyler Cowen sent me here. Thanks, Tyler. This is wonderful.

[@kazcz2701]

me too, and i agree...

[@nikolinapervitic3763]

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[@brankasekosan1574]

BRAVO !

[@sheilabazleh7060]

So refreshing to hear such a free interpretation of Chopin - unlike so many generic performances today, especially those generally coming from east Asia - and here, "generally" is key! However, I see that Alosa's performance suffers from dynamic contrast. He particularly lacks fortissimo so necessary to create a grand and powerful impression. Unfortunately, this becomes particularly apparent in bigger pieces such as the last Etude, Op. 25, here. Otherwise, quite beautiful! Thanks Tyler Cowen for listing this in your Friday Assorted Links today :)

[@Ernesto7608]

I don't think that fortissimos are a necessity for most of Chopin's repertoire. His music requires refinement, sensibility, ELEGANCE above all.

[@apoorvtrivedi]

So wonderful!

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[@franhughes5840]

Beautiful--some rest.