I'm a sort of pianist that loves her job. And loves her piano.
My passions are Classical Music, obviously, Glenn Gould, Canada, Nature, reptiles, fishes, cats, computer, photography and a lot of stupid things. I admit.
And... I don't know what to do, here. So. Goodbye.

P.S. My English totally sucks, I'm Italian.
Just a piano and a cat. And another cat.
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asorrowfulcmajor:

From Stravinsky’s ballet “Petrushka”: “Russian Dance” (piano transcription)

Maurizio Pollini

The variety of feelings that C major offers is incredible.

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asorrowfulcmajor:

Chopin’s Scherzo no. 3

Ivo Pogorelich

This piece is in the key of C sharp minor. But at the end, before the virtuosity of the final, there is a short beatiful part in C sharp major. So, I am still in my topic.

P.S. The last sentence. Is it correct? Tell me, please.

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asorrowfulcmajor:

Sgambati’s Mélodie Poétique “Cantico di Speranza” (Hymn to Hope), op. 36 no. 12

Francesco Caramiello

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asorrowfulcmajor:

Liszt’s Concert Etude “Un Sospiro”, S 144 no. 3

Liszt too, like Chopin, in this key expresses a great sense of distance and… Nostalgia.

Marc-André Hamelin

leavetherevolution:

kind of mystifying.

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