This piece was a standard encore piece of Vladimir Horowitz, the great pianist of the last century. Who does not love this piece from Schumann's Kinderszenen? It is so full of warmth. I will book the lesson...
I listened to the second half of Zdanov too slow. but that's O.K. as he is showing the srructure of the piece. I listened to 4 other pianists: Moiseoivitch - he puts too much into the piece instead of letting it sing for itself, certainly including all the subtleties of the structure Kempf - the best of these, he puts some movement into the piece; there could be a bit more of this.. Schnabel and Horovitz - Far to slow. If the slow interpretations are beautiful done I accept them but they don't give the character Schumann desired. They interruot the flow of the cycle. Clara Schmann hated this.
Yeah it’s more for intermediate players. You might check out the pieces from the curriculum of this course, they are more suitable for late beginners: pianoskillsandmagic.teachable.com/p/a-late-beginner-s-massive-bundle
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This piece was a standard encore piece of Vladimir Horowitz, the great pianist of the last century. Who does not love this piece from Schumann's Kinderszenen? It is so full of warmth. I will book the lesson...
I listened to the second half of Zdanov too slow. but that's O.K. as he is showing the srructure of the piece. I listened to 4 other pianists:
Moiseoivitch - he puts too much into the piece instead of letting it sing for itself, certainly including all the subtleties of the structure
Kempf - the best of these, he puts some movement into the piece; there could be a bit more of this..
Schnabel and Horovitz - Far to slow.
If the slow interpretations are beautiful done I accept them but they don't give the character Schumann desired. They interruot the flow of the cycle. Clara Schmann hated this.
Thank you. I have sightread this easily and practiced it a bit, but need to perfect it. This video is very helpful. 😊
this piece sounds very christmasy. It´s so warm and sweet and sad.
Beautiful lesson.
Thank you for another great lesson. I guess we need to have a solid foundation in theory in order to be able to analyse the piece.
Thank you. One of my favorites ❤️
Thanks!
Thank you☺️☺️☺️
What fingering do you recommend if i can’t reach wide chord?
Arpeggiate it or re-distribute stuff between hands
The score scares me with multiple voices. This is not for a beginner or small hands, I guess?
Yeah it’s more for intermediate players. You might check out the pieces from the curriculum of this course, they are more suitable for late beginners:
pianoskillsandmagic.teachable.com/p/a-late-beginner-s-massive-bundle
@@DenZhdanovPianistDo you have pieces you recommend for early advanced pianists who can barely reach an octave?