True. And it is also one of my favourite pieces in assoluto, especially No. 2 and 5. I think it was Artur Rubinstein who described No. 2 as one of the most "optimistic pieces of music" ever composed. I was a little bit irritated by rubati ending forte, and thus lacking the necessary "appassionato". May be because I am an admirer of Julius Catchen ever since the 1960s and need to hear Rose more often. I swear I will. Bravo maestro !
Great!
great playing of my favorite set of pieces.
True. And it is also one of my favourite pieces in assoluto, especially No. 2 and 5. I think it was Artur Rubinstein who described No. 2 as one of the most "optimistic pieces of music" ever composed. I was a little bit irritated by rubati
ending forte, and thus lacking the necessary "appassionato". May be because I am an admirer of Julius Catchen
ever since the 1960s and need to hear Rose more often. I swear I will. Bravo maestro !
@@rubensiedner4584 Katchen has a much different style, indeed.