Authentic page mp3s - Waldstein sonata Op.53 3rd mov

[Peter]

Originally posted by Rod:
Your inclination is absolutely correct.

The practicalities of the matter are that most people are not in a position of owning a fortepiano, a harpsichord and a Clavichord all at once - therefore if we adhered to this authenticity rigidly, much great music would be lost altogether.

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'Man know thyself'

[ruudp]

Originally posted by Peter:
The practicalities of the matter are that most people are not in a position of owning a fortepiano, a harpsichord and a Clavichord all at once - therefore if we adhered to this authenticity rigidly, much great music would be lost altogether.

I wasn't talking about private play hell I don't *unfortunately* have got a fortepiano..ofcourse then you'd have too do with whatever you've got.BUT in recording business I'd say authenticity should be the most important matter..
one question though...I recently played on a 150 year old seiler piano..is it a piano or a fortepiano then??what's the main difference according to ya'all

Regards,
ruud

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Music is like Blood...vital too ones well-being

[Rod]

Originally posted by Peter:
The practicalities of the matter are that most people are not in a position of owning a fortepiano, a harpsichord and a Clavichord all at once - therefore if we adhered to this authenticity rigidly, much great music would be lost altogether.

I was thinking of a professional performance, where the public are paying for the pleasure..or otherwise!


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"If I were but of noble birth..." - Rod Corkin

[Rod]

As requested, for a limited time only, here's the adagio from op53 performed by Melvyn Tan on his 1814 Streicher copy.

Adagio molto

Enjoy

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"If I were but of noble birth..." - Rod Corkin


[This message has been edited by Rod (edited 09-01-2004).]

[ruudp]

Originally posted by Rod:
As requested, for a limited time only, here's the adagio from op53 performed by Melvyn Tan on his 1814 Streicher copy.

Adadio molto

Enjoy

ENjoyed it I did Indd...you're the best...it's a really marvellous rendition..thnx SOO much for the 2nd movement..
Regards,
Ruud


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Music is like Blood...vital too ones well-being

[Joy]

Originally posted by Rod:
As requested, for a limited time only, here's the adagio from op53 performed by Melvyn Tan on his 1814 Streicher copy.

Adagio molto

Enjoy

Rod, you sound like you're doing a commercial "for a limited time only..."
Anyway, enjoyed this, thanks!


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