Surprise
Forgetfulness
I have a friend in Belgrade. She has "inherited" my Clavinova which I used to practice when I had my office in Belgrade. Today, I wanted to do a recording and forgot to press the "record" button. I was very surprised to listen to some recorded piece, which I considered to be the recording of a pianist.
I asked the lady who was using the piano in the meanwhile. She meant that no one had played the piano since my last visit. So I ran the recording again and she meant that I had recorded that. Contemplating that for a while I faintly remembered that I "might" have recorded it. It is an easy piece if one can say so about anything by Scrjabin.
But I had to look it up because I could not remember what it was.
Eventually I found it, it was
skjabin preludes No. 04 in E minor - Lento
Not so difficult. I am only wondering where I got the scores.
For those who are interested, here is a link to a performance of a Novosibirsk pianist: Evgeny Zarafiants.
op 11 #4
I have a friend in Belgrade. She has "inherited" my Clavinova which I used to practice when I had my office in Belgrade. Today, I wanted to do a recording and forgot to press the "record" button. I was very surprised to listen to some recorded piece, which I considered to be the recording of a pianist.
I asked the lady who was using the piano in the meanwhile. She meant that no one had played the piano since my last visit. So I ran the recording again and she meant that I had recorded that. Contemplating that for a while I faintly remembered that I "might" have recorded it. It is an easy piece if one can say so about anything by Scrjabin.
But I had to look it up because I could not remember what it was.
Eventually I found it, it was
skjabin preludes No. 04 in E minor - Lento
Not so difficult. I am only wondering where I got the scores.
For those who are interested, here is a link to a performance of a Novosibirsk pianist: Evgeny Zarafiants.
op 11 #4
steppenhund - 19. Mär, 17:08
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