paulvanbladel wrote:In short this time, from an amateur who likes your performances: You have done an amazing job again.
Thank you Paul.Dare I ask, if we could possibly hear Debussy's Reverie at some point in the future? One of my all time favourites.
BTW,
I will start working with K 208 now, as you suggested. Thank you..Best wishes,
Stig
In short this time, from an amateur who likes your performances: You have done an amazing job again.
Thank you Paul.
Dare I ask, if we could possibly hear Debussy's Reverie at some point in the future? One of my all time favourites.
BTW,
I will start working with K 208 now, as you suggested. Thank you..
Best wishes,
Stig
]]>paulvanbladel wrote:Very nice. Beautifully performed with some lovely cantabile tones and some nice contrasts between the more chordal phrases and the running/flowing melody line. The tones in your chords are very nicely matched and the top notes show through nicely, and your phrases are very thoughtfully shaped. I hope that at some point you'll try Op 16 No 1?
PS Which piano sound from PianoTeq are you using here? It sounds very nice.
Very nice. Beautifully performed with some lovely cantabile tones and some nice contrasts between the more chordal phrases and the running/flowing melody line. The tones in your chords are very nicely matched and the top notes show through nicely, and your phrases are very thoughtfully shaped. I hope that at some point you'll try Op 16 No 1?
PS Which piano sound from PianoTeq are you using here? It sounds very nice.
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