Rachmaninov Prelude in D Op 23 No 4 - played by Peter Duckworth

Nearly all the great keyboard composers, from JS Bach onwards, have composed a set of preludes demonstrating the qualities of the different keys. This first set of Rachmaninov's, Opus 23, contains some of the better known ones, and is a style all of his own. It's hard not to love the peaceful No. 4 in D major - a slow, lyrical piece in contrast to some of its stormy neighbours.

[@wystren4952]

Beautiful

[@Alex-ht4be]

are you related to kendrick Lamar, mr Duckworth?

[@peterduckworth4901]

No Alex. Should I be?