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Jul
Patricio Molina – Chopin Mazurka Op. 59 No. 3
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secooooo viva Chile!!!!!
@klaverfar really???? Chopin’s 1st Ballade’s coda is incredibly hard to play well. I’m sure many would agree that his second sonata isn’t simply something you pick up. His magnificent Grand Polonaise Brilliante is incredibly hard as well. Just because Chopin didn’t compose as many flourishes as Liszt does not mean that his pieces are simple.
Nice and wonderful
Very well done my friend ! Its obvious you have the passion that so many of the brilliant Latino players have. Technique can be taught but not passion.
Bravo !
Bravo
Chopin has simple and tough pieces. This piece is not so hard to play: but this childish man has a pretty nice interpretation.
lol very heavy but still welcoming
This is a wonderful piece ,
and of produce wonderful played ^^
Very natural and flowing and rhythmically unstilted, while still maintaining the rhythmic flexibility looked-for for a mazurka. Brilliant work on this very hard piece!
This is fantastic!!!!!!!!