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Schubert Impromptu Op. 90 No. 3

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  1. Vladimir Oppenheim

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    I would like to share my recording of Schubert's Impromptu in G Flat Major,
    Thanks for listening
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    Good job! Very nice listening to and good musical interpretation.
     
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    Thank you, Robert.
     
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    Hi Vladimir,
    Eventually I find time to send you my comment (I already listened your impromptu some weeks ago). First I have noted at least two reading errors which change the harmony (at 1:07 and 1:50). If you listen with the score, you should easily identify them. Otherwise, you put a lot of expression, but I have to confess that I find your tempo too elastic and not stable enough to my taste. If you listen Brendel or Horowitz on YouTube, you might see what I mean. The Schubert's tempi generally flow like a stream. Rubato comes later with Chopin...
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    Hi Francois,
    textual mistakes should not have happened. I wrongfully relied on my memory. As for rubato, the practice was already in use in early classical period, even earlier; I agree, the extent of rubato is what makes it either appealing or going against the good taste. In generally, I am too against artificial and excessive fluctuations in tempo.
    Thanks for your feedback.
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    Hi Vladimir,
    Yes, rubato has always existed, but the question is to which extent, at which location etc. A matter of taste, first !
    Do you intend to re-record this piece or do you want me to upload this version. By the way, I liked your other impromptu (No. 4) and have uploaded it already. All the best,

    François
     
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    Hi François,
    Meanwhile, please don't upload this version. It can wait. Thanks and best regards!

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