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Postby Chocturne » 26 Dec 2006, 02:19

Opinions can be very subjective in this regard and I'd like to hear your mazurkas if you play them 10000000000000000 times better!?!
Surely if you are this good you should be more famous than Biret!!
So close and yet so far.........
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Postby PJF » 26 Dec 2006, 02:52

I think Elf was using hyperbole.
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Postby elvenpianist » 26 Dec 2006, 13:37

Chocturne wrote:Opinions can be very subjective in this regard and I'd like to hear your mazurkas if you play them 10000000000000000 times better!?!
Surely if you are this good you should be more famous than Biret!!


Yes, I should be. 8)

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Postby Brewtality » 28 Dec 2006, 03:16

Chocturne wrote:Actually I heard extracts of Arrau's (if that is how it is spelt) playing.....bluuuuuuuugh :shock: how terrible, I think it couldn't get much worse than that! Now I know why I kept hearing things about his over pedalling etc :?


ok, this comment has convinced me that you need your hearing checked. His Chopin isn't the best but there is a lot of great playing in there (like the nocturnes). Biret... well the less said the better imo.
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Postby MI_5 » 10 Jan 2007, 10:54

I think she's a great player, but I think Martha Argerich's interpretation of the Polonaise 'Heroique' is horrible. It seems to be rushed.
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