Debussy - Étude pour les arpèges composés - No.11 - Piano

Claude Debussy - No. 11 from twelve Études for piano.
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Eamonn Ramsay - piano

[@randomchannel-px6ho]

Put that you were the performer in the description dude. This is a great rendition and there's nothing to be embarrassed about if you can play a Debussy etude.

[@stravinskyfan]

yeah sure dude

[@UprisingGrand]

I love Debussy!

[@PianoDreams]

your taste in music is excellent then.

[@daigoro789]

Really other worldly beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing this recording!

[@user-lv2kc7dm1p]

Loved this tempo

[@emmanuelsales149]

Excellente interprétation, pleinement respectueuse du texte. Beaucoup de pianistes virtuoses s'en sont écartés.

[@wobblyorbee279]

holy shit
0:04 DID YOU HEAR THOSE LH HARMONIES AND THAT SOFT LOW NOTE

[@goddard976]

Superbe

[@dinmamma2604]

Do you have a version without the white noise in the background? I think the tempo in this version is great! You play very well :)

[@enriqueali]

Very idiomatic and sensitive interpretation. Just one wrong note, played twice. When the initial RH broken chord pattern returns after the middle section, there’s a change of just one 16th note in the RH,(in the third beat of the measure where the LH melody descends in semi-staccato). The first time the pattern appears at the beginning of the piece it’s G flat, C flat, A flat. When it comes back later it’s G flat, C flat, G flat. The change in harmonic colour is very slight and subtle, but when you know it’s there and expecting it, it’s hard to not miss it. It’s an easy mistake to make, the expectation is for an exact repeat. Maybe it was a slip either of Debussy’s pen, or the copywriter at the publisher Durand. Either way, it’s whats printed in the score. Mitsuko Uchida recorded it as published.

[@pierrecohenmusic]

He does the exact same thing on Doctor Gradus Ad Parn. When the main theme is reintroduced it’s exactly the same except for 1 tiny chord difference.

[@ziedan449]

Is this you?

[@PianoDreams]

I'm afraid so :-)

[@ziedan449]

dont be afraid. Bravo!

[@alexanderbayramov2626]

@@PianoDreams fantastic playing wow

[@emmanuelsebaali1767]

I love it so much bro . ​@@PianoDreams

[@nirelindsey]

Who is the performer?

[@tomasjosefpiano8902]

Eamonn Ramsay

[@nirelindsey]

@@tomasjosefpiano8902
Thank you!

[@Rebablonde]