You have such a wonderful sense of pacing, it sounds so natural and appropriate. I like to save the color of E sharp for the last measure becasue I'm convinced that's how Chopin probably played it. It's kind of like less is more or encores are like diamonds, the fewer they are the brighter they shine. The E sharp comes as a little surprise, almost like a sudden slit of light or hope at the end of a very sad day. Thank you for the insightful lesson.
What a kind compliment. I think much of it is partly because I have played for or with singers since a very young age. I absolutely prefer to wait until the very end for the E#. It is just so magical! Thank you for giving all of our viewers more to think about, much appreciated.
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You have such a wonderful sense of pacing, it sounds so natural and appropriate. I like to save the color of E sharp for the last measure becasue I'm convinced that's how Chopin probably played it. It's kind of like less is more or encores are like diamonds, the fewer they are the brighter they shine. The E sharp comes as a little surprise, almost like a sudden slit of light or hope at the end of a very sad day. Thank you for the insightful lesson.
What a kind compliment. I think much of it is partly because I have played for or with singers since a very young age. I absolutely prefer to wait until the very end for the E#. It is just so magical! Thank you for giving all of our viewers more to think about, much appreciated.