There is a spirit of discovery (spirit of Vitus!) in every piece Teo plays. This time Teo gave his beautiful voice to the 150 year old Grotrian! He clearly got a helping hand from a god of piano tuners! But how did Teo "manage to shrink his hand" to match the old narrow keys?! Astonishing! When listening to these two sonatas, I feel Teo is generously sharing with the world originals of the works he was able to discover through extraordinary insight and musicianship.
I’m enthralled by the sound of the instrument (and Teo’s performance on it)… it’s clarity and resonance are surprising and very beautiful!…very expressive performing.
This dynamic dramatic sense of rhythm is absolutely stunning! I think it's amazing that Backhaus, François, and Rachmaninoff casually put their own interpretations! It's a little in! It is also good that the melody line rises from the retro piano sound. I have been cheering for them from the Japan. Excuse me for the automatic translation.
Sounds quite different comparing to modern grand pianos... Thank you! 🙂
There is a spirit of discovery (spirit of Vitus!) in every piece Teo plays. This time Teo gave his beautiful voice to the 150 year old Grotrian! He clearly got a helping hand from a god of piano tuners! But how did Teo "manage to shrink his hand" to match the old narrow keys?! Astonishing!
When listening to these two sonatas, I feel Teo is generously sharing with the world originals of the works he was able to discover through extraordinary insight and musicianship.
the keys are not narrow. same size as expected/
Minunat recital 😊
@@Safran1946 mulțumesc frumos!
I’m enthralled by the sound of the instrument (and Teo’s performance on it)… it’s clarity and resonance are surprising and very beautiful!…very expressive performing.
This dynamic dramatic sense of rhythm is absolutely stunning! I think it's amazing that Backhaus, François, and Rachmaninoff casually put their own interpretations! It's a little in! It is also good that the melody line rises from the retro piano sound. I have been cheering for them from the Japan. Excuse me for the automatic translation.