Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:

Perpetuum Mobile, Mikrokosmos, Bartok Vol. 5 No.135.
Steingraeber Dreamy.

This piece is characterised by a continuous stream of notes, having the same rapid motion from beginning to end and consisting of notes of equal length.

https://youtu.be/yLtLnyGovvE

All the best, everyone

Stig

Wow! Hearing Bartok's Mikrokosmos takes me back 45 years... When I studied them at 6/7 years old... God, it was so hard, I couldn't understand it.... Obviously I've changed my opinion over the years, but today you made me happy. I saw myself on that piano trying to find a fingering that would work with hands that were too small..
Thank you for this dream you gave me!
Carmelo

Wonderful comment carmelo! Thank you so much.

Best wishes,

Stig

Perpetuum Mobile, Mikrokosmos, Bartok Vol. 5 No.135.
Steingraeber Dreamy.

This piece is characterised by a continuous stream of notes, having the same rapid motion from beginning to end and consisting of notes of equal length.

https://youtu.be/yLtLnyGovvE

All the best, everyone

Stig

Wow! Hearing Bartok's Mikrokosmos takes me back 45 years... When I studied them at 6/7 years old... God, it was so hard, I couldn't understand it.... Obviously I've changed my opinion over the years, but today you made me happy. I saw myself on that piano trying to find a fingering that would work with hands that were too small..
Thank you for this dream you gave me!
Carmelo

This piece is characterised by a continuous stream of notes, having the same rapid motion from beginning to end and consisting of notes of equal length.

https://youtu.be/yLtLnyGovvE

All the best, everyone

Stig