I realized that when a piece is very familiar, you can go years without really listening to it. That’s why your short remarks were so good. They focused my listening. You know listening needs developed the same as talent!👏👏👏 PS Have you seen the video of the little boy (about four) just weeping as he listened to this first movement for the first time!😳
I like your interpretation, especially not rushing to much and your pauses (so many modern players play it so fast). Some of the cadence and speed switches are interesting, I'll need to listen a few more times. Overall, bravo!
![Mozart - Sonata for Two Pianos in D, K. 448 [complete]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/tT9gT5bqi6Y/mqdefault.jpg)
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So tounching!❤
Beautiful!!🤗🤗🤗
I really enjoyed your explanation on the history of the piece in the beginning, thank you for that. And of course, marvelous performance!
I realized that when a piece is very familiar, you can go years without really listening to it. That’s why your short remarks were so good. They focused my listening. You know listening needs developed the same as talent!👏👏👏 PS Have you seen the video of the little boy (about four) just weeping as he listened to this first movement for the first time!😳
Nice introduction!
I like your interpretation, especially not rushing to much and your pauses (so many modern players play it so fast). Some of the cadence and speed switches are interesting, I'll need to listen a few more times. Overall, bravo!