Stunning technical prowess. However, it's too fast imo and the lines/musical effects suffer as a result. Of course, it's better to be able to play it too fast-playing it slower later is an easy adjustment.
Playing slower isn't an easy adjustment. Playing slower inherently means a decrease in the overall energy of the music which must be compensated by other means (higher tone precision, less/more time manipulation, greater average tension created through the harmonies). Otherwise, it's really boring to listen to.
Stunning technical prowess. However, it's too fast imo and the lines/musical effects suffer as a result. Of course, it's better to be able to play it too fast-playing it slower later is an easy adjustment.
I agree
that's exactly my take, after he's reached this level he can subtly readjust afterward
"If you can play it quickly, you can play it slowly" - not Ben Lee
Ok Caleb Hu
Playing slower isn't an easy adjustment. Playing slower inherently means a decrease in the overall energy of the music which must be compensated by other means (higher tone precision, less/more time manipulation, greater average tension created through the harmonies). Otherwise, it's really boring to listen to.
By far the best recording of this piece. Thank you for uploading the score video ! 😁
Brilliant! Rare! BRAVO, Maestro Yi-Chung.....from Mexico City!
Takes less than half the time of the Postnikova recording
Way better than other pianists
12:58
Very dull sound accompanied by many sloppy moments
Terrible recording
Its live
@@1fattyfatman I know
This is quite a shocking interpretation actually