Love this etude - a story of the beginner getting bored of basic Czerny exercises, and starts fantasising and imagining the possibilities of piano playing. Great performance!!
She's REALLY good at that piece: heard it a million times and she still brought out some interesting phrasing that showed me some things I'd never caught before. I can't believe how limp the applause was: what an audience full of corpses!
A great performance enhanced by wonderful camera work to capture the dialect between pupil and teacher. Good Lord, the great Debussy must have had an all encompassing sense of drama along with a sense of humor to have composed this piece I think his homorous side has not fully examined by musical scholars. Claide Debussy,
Her performance she plays with wonderful skill and moving technique is full of admiration, tribute, acclaim and deep emotion, and comfortable to the ear and the mind
The opening is no doubt meant as a parody on Czerny's dry five finger-exercises. Debussy developed this five-finger pattern into a brilliant display of compositional techniques, full of polytonality, complex rhythmic patterns and various types of scales/modes and articulation. The pianist is doing a very good job, but I feel that the sparkling humor & irony are missing somewhat. Also I think she could make more dynamic contrasts (from triple piano to fortissimo).
The recording has an issue with compression. The louder parts have automatic gain control or the threshold and release are too sensitive and too slow. A shame as this is great video and performance.
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Love this etude - a story of the beginner getting bored of basic Czerny exercises, and starts fantasising and imagining the possibilities of piano playing. Great performance!!
She's REALLY good at that piece: heard it a million times and she still brought out some interesting phrasing that showed me some things I'd never caught before. I can't believe how limp the applause was: what an audience full of corpses!
I don’t know what the heck I just listened to, but that was really freaking cool
A great performance enhanced by wonderful camera work to capture the dialect between pupil and teacher. Good Lord, the great Debussy must have had an all encompassing sense of drama along with a sense of humor to have composed this piece
I think his homorous side has not fully examined by musical scholars. Claide Debussy,
Her performance she plays with wonderful skill and moving technique is full of admiration, tribute, acclaim and deep emotion, and comfortable to the ear and the mind
Five finger etude? More like five hand etude. Dang.
Debussy stays trolling lmao
I love his trolling!! haha
The opening is no doubt meant as a parody on Czerny's dry five finger-exercises. Debussy developed this five-finger pattern into a brilliant display of compositional techniques, full of polytonality, complex rhythmic patterns and various types of scales/modes and articulation.
The pianist is doing a very good job, but I feel that the sparkling humor & irony are missing somewhat. Also I think she could make more dynamic contrasts (from triple piano to fortissimo).
I would love to play this in front of people. They'd listen to the first few bars and be unimpressed, then quickly dazzled.
Keith Emerson took a lot of inspiration from this pièce!
This piece is so hard.
Yeah 🤘 j'adore ♥️
かっこいい演奏です！
Colorful~
Very nicely done :)
Remarquablement inspiré, et remarquablement fidèle
je suis ébloui
Good music.
Bravissima!!!! Pezzo stupendo e di grande bravura particolarmente per l'interpretazione.
The recording has an issue with compression. The louder parts have automatic gain control or the threshold and release are too sensitive and too slow. A shame as this is great video and performance.
that intro doe 😂
grindcore on piano
The last time a lady used "polytonality" in my company I found it difficult to stand upright.
Non pensavo che in musica potessero esistere brani talmente orrendi da essere inascoltabili!
lantis323f The people thought the same about Beethoven before he became famous (and also with Rachmaninoff), perhaps ignorance continues today
Pas mieux pout l interprétation mais la
réalisation est très mauvaise.