Prelude in B Minor Op.32 No.10 (Rachmaninoff)

[@naimEND]

Thanks for the description!

[@grumpyoldpianistplus]

I hoped to catch the psyche of Rachmaninoff at the time of writing this prelude. Probably. I am way-off target!

[@robertgift]

Thank you. Others play Rachmaninoff better than he.

[@vitantoniocaroli6521]

Chi è l'esecutore?

[@grumpyoldpianistplus]

The photograph is of the creator of the composition. The performer is indicated at the bottom of the narrative.

[@r.i.p.volodya]

@@grumpyoldpianistplus I cannot see who the performer is...

[@grumpyoldpianistplus]

@@r.i.p.volodya The performer is indicated at the bottom of the narrative, i.e. GlynGlynn.

[@r.i.p.volodya]

@@grumpyoldpianistplus The the hell is "glyn glynn"?? - the internet doesn't seem to know....

[@grumpyoldpianistplus]

@@r.i.p.volodya I'm glad that the internet doesn't know who GlynGlynn is!! I prefer to be incognito!
In Wales, Glyn is a christian name, and Glynn is a surname, somewhat in the style of LangLang!! Or, the well-known music-hall act of Jimmy James. (Jimmy is the coloquial name for James! Therefore, he is actually James James!!)