Your Favorite Piano Piece?

[T_i_m]

1 hour ago, puporing said:

@T_i_m love that one also.. It's really heavy/emotionally draining to practice though.

I enjoyed playing and practicing it, especially the fast middle part, I was so excited when I saw that my fingers were  able to do such things, it's so satisfying to play. But the last part is really too hard, I gave up on that part, it was too much for me.

 

1 hour ago, puporing said:

@thisintegrated ? Yup... another masterpiece. And Lugansky always executes it so well! 

I think Lugansky understands Rachmaninov better then everyone else. I'd love to see him live someday.   

[T_i_m]

This is my favorite piece by Chopin, and it's not hard play.

[T_i_m]

 

[puporing]

7 minutes ago, T_i_m said:

This is my favorite piece by Chopin, and it's not hard play.

LOL I was just gunna share that one...

9 minutes ago, T_i_m said:

I think Lugansky understands Rachmaninov better then everyone else. I'd love to see him live someday.   

Yes he's an inspiration for me too.. 

9 minutes ago, T_i_m said:

I enjoyed playing and practicing it, especially the fast middle part, I was so excited when I saw that my fingers were  able to do such things, it's so satisfying to play. But the last part is really too hard, I gave up on that part, it was too much for me.

Mang this sounds just like when I played it... yes the middle part was surreal and was a "milestone"  , and last part I couldn't play it fast either.. rofl.

Edited May 10, 2022 by puporing

[LastThursday]

Very Beethoven and one of my favourites and it's loooong but worth it

 

 

[AtheisticNonduality]

 

 

[Loba]

 

[Osaid]

@AtheisticNonduality 

Beat me to it. I basically never listen to piano by itself, but when I do, it's Clair de Lune.

[Loba]

 

[lmfao]

 Good post @T_i_m, I love that piece too and was about to post it 

@puporing Howl's moving castle OST is amazing
 

 

[AtheisticNonduality]

 

[AtheisticNonduality]

 

[thisintegrated]

 

31 minutes ago, AtheisticNonduality said:

 

@AtheisticNonduality interesting.  Will have to listen a few more times to understand them properly.

[thisintegrated]

 

[Petals]

it's not Schumann but Bach-Busoni (an encore probably).

 

[Petals]

Joep Beving - he has many good ones.

 

[integral]

The thread for rich white folks that all have a steinway min-grand piano in there dinning haul. lol

And yes i want one. 

Edited May 12, 2022 by integral

[integral]

 

Edited May 12, 2022 by integral

[Hsinav]

A favorite interpretation of a favorite piece

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vp_h649sZ9A

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