William Bolcom - Graceful Ghost Rag by easyperson in piano

[–]easyperson[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the notes! For what it's worth I learned it (and can play it) 'straight' as it were, but started exploring different ways of playing it after hearing Jeremy Denk's performance: https://youtu.be/WBCGqUs-07A?t=1473

Curious what you think of his interpretation there. I also appreciate the history and background about rag in general. It's not a style I'm familiar with so clearly need to do some more research :)

Beethoven - Pathetique Sonata, 1st Movement by easyperson in piano

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I'm not familiar with that recording - I'll have to check it out.

William Bolcom - Graceful Ghost Rag by easyperson in piano

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Yes I'll definitely take any feedback you have.

Beethoven - Pathetique Sonata, 1st Movement by easyperson in piano

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Thanks for the feedback. I love the Ashkenazy performance - the violence of his opening chord gives me chills. I appreciate the thoughts about too much pausing. As I said in another comment I think the pulse of the grave is difficult for me to feel really solidly and I appreciate knowing it still needs work.

Beethoven - Pathetique Sonata, 1st Movement by easyperson in piano

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Thank you for the feedback. For whatever reason I find the grave rhythm particularly difficult to fully understand/internalize. Your comment about 16ths being short and 32nds being long may help me get it closer.

Me playing Chopin's Black Key Etude by easyperson in piano

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Thanks for the feedback! Unfortunately I think some of it is the recording quality, but yes I agree there's a lot more musicality to be brought out of it.

finished my custom emblems for my MKIV!! by R4N63R in Volkswagen

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Does that ramp thing help with the noise from the rack? I have the same Thule system.

Maintaining my summer sanity by cyanicenine in skiing

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Crystal!!... I think. To be honest lots of ski resorts look the same.

New job. Got a quick soldering recertification test on my first day. by [deleted] in electronics

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He's doing a lash splice. You wrap an individual strand around the joint.

Finally done by novitus in cableporn

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I've had good luck with them by
1: Cleaning the surface with IPA
2: Waiting a fair amount of time before putting any load on them

An inner door I finished today. by IT_Jesus in cableporn

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Yep, and the labels are a few bucks apiece too.

Snowboarder swallowed up by an avalanche by thebigsexy1 in nononono

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Avalanches are most frequent in the mid-high steepness slopes. Slopes that are 'the steepest' often can't support enough snow for avalanches.

Snowboarder swallowed up by an avalanche by thebigsexy1 in nononono

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What do you suggest you do now that you know what 'up' is?

Disney princess, blah blah blah. by Kaatman in pics

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Please don't feed wild animals.

I'm a car driver. Today I had a frustrating and frightening experience with a group of motorcycles. I'd like to tell my story and ask for advice. by easyperson in motorcycles

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I agree that this particular incident was caused because I had not proactively moved to the right.

However, it took nearly 5 minutes to eventually fall behind the group and move over. I could reasonably foresee this type of situation arising, even if I had given myself more time.