Inlanding - Chopin Prelude B minor 28/6: Message Board

Inlanding's Comments

My Dad used to expertly play this beautiful Prelude. Knowing how you want to make a piece sound and actually making it sound that way are not always the same, i.e., playing the notes vs playing the music.

I found it difficult to relax enough to get the dynamics and expressiveness I wanted to convey, but this was the best one of the multitude attempts. It is clear why so many people revere Chopin and consider him one of their favorites.

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Name	Date	Comment
timmyab	2010-10-20 07:27:01	Beautiful phrasing in the left hand, good balance between the hands.Excellent job.
Andy Platt	2010-10-19 21:00:14	This isn't one of the preludes I know but it sounded great - very nice choice of tempo.
heidiv	2010-10-19 20:52:32	Nicely done! You capture the mood well. A great choice for this ecital, considering this piece was played at Chopin's funeral.
ab-ster	2010-10-19 20:48:54	Very good performance. It sounds like you're well relaxed. I don't think I've heard this piece before, but I really like the way you play it. I'm going to look this score up in my book. Congrats!
LisztAddict	2010-10-19 08:12:33	Excellent tempo and balance of sounds.
Strings&Wood	2010-10-18 09:49:51	I like this tempo. Well done, Inlanding.
CMohr	2010-10-18 01:11:09	Splendid performance! Your left hand phrasing was very close to being cello-like. Always enjoy listening to your playing - very relaxed and confident.
Mistaya	2010-10-17 22:28:26	I very much enjoyed your playing! I've play this piece as well and can also sympathize with the whole recording business - let's hope time and experiences like this help.
AnotherSchmoe	2010-10-17 13:14:15	Beautiful performance! I really like this piece a lot, I printed it out some months ago but haven't gotten around to learning it yet. Thanks for sharing, very smooth and subtle playing, really nice.