I can hear that there is a repeating theme. My Schumann book (Schirmer edition) calls the piece a Roundelay, which is a simple song with a refrain; or, a poem with a refrain recurring frequently or at fixed intervals as in a rondel. In German the title is Rundgesang, which means "round" in English. This piece is not only circular/round in that it repeats, but to me it speaks of the beauty of the countryside. Very well played, Efrain! 🌲🌲🌲
Very soft & sweet melody. I like your slow tempo. No other recordings I listen on the internet could bring out the sensitivity & expressiveness of this piece as your recording does👏👏👏
I can hear that there is a repeating theme. My Schumann book (Schirmer edition) calls the piece a Roundelay, which is a simple song with a refrain; or, a poem with a refrain recurring frequently or at fixed intervals as in a rondel. In German the title is Rundgesang, which means "round" in English. This piece is not only circular/round in that it repeats, but to me it speaks of the beauty of the countryside. Very well played, Efrain! 🌲🌲🌲
Yes, there is a main theme that is always present. On the other side, Ricordi Edition has A Round as a title.
Very soft & sweet melody. I like your slow tempo. No other recordings I listen on the internet could bring out the sensitivity & expressiveness of this piece as your recording does👏👏👏
I appreciate so much your comment. Thank you! I enjoyed very much recording this lovely piece.
Thank you very much for this beautiful, soulful interpretation, dear Efrain!! 🙏😊🌷
It's a pleasure, Juliane. 😊
Preciosa interpretación Efrain
Muchas gracias, Lluis.
Very well-done, amigo. ❤
Greetings, Dinno !
Boa-noite Efrain 👋
Olá, Ana !! Boa noite.
Could use a less percussive touch.
Thanks for comment.