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Chopin, 2 studies Op. 10

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    Hello,
    I would like to present my recent recording of Chopin's 2 studies Op. 10 No 1 & 3
    Thanks for listening,

    Vladimir
     

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    Sounds great!!! Amazing! Here is a video that I recently found onChopin op 10 no 1 that I found very interesting. What do you think? I am learning the piece as well right now.
     
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    Thank you! I appreciate you compliment, sorry for late reply. I watched the video; it's a good performance. This, I believe is one of the most challenging studies in piano repertoire. In my opinion, when we think about the music behind these passages, more lyrical interpretation, it helps to overcame so called "technical" difficulties. I found also that diminuendo dynamics starting from the octave in left hand towards upper register is more appealing.

    Kind regards & Happy Holiday Season!
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