Conversely, one could be born with sweaty palms. Exerting oneself may result in sweating, but is more likely caused by physical exercise rather than emotional exertion (this point can be argued).
Sweating could be caused subconsciously from, say, intense movement such as running; this is an example of emotion not playing a role in sweating.
In this case of piano players, it is subjective - a person could presume the performer sweats from emotions while another person could presume the performer sweats from physically-intensive playing or burning overhead lights.
Emotion is inescapable and directly effects everything we experience.
VALENTINA LISITSA #1 PIANIST
I agree she doesn't do some interpretations as well as other pianists but she seriously has the best technique ever, I'm constantly amazed.
Extra points for looking somewhat dignified in this video despite wearing the worst pink dress known to mankind... never said she was a fashionista lol
The main challenge of this piece is not the trills, unlike in FFR (pianists of this level have drilled trilling that fast a million times over already)
Really it has quite difficult left hand jumps, that's what is the hardest for me so far. The right hand jumps are less of an issue for me- though they are absurdly difficult to play at speed as well.
Haven't gotten to the "jack section" of repeated note melody but I am sure I will have issue with that too- that's a technique I've never been good at.
I will learn this piece someday. Working through it very slowly and carefully...
Emotion is inescapable and directly effects everything we experience.
I'm not entirely convinced with this statement unless there are some solid research facts that I can refer to.
There are certainly 'inescapable emotions'; not so sure about "Emotion is inescapable."
Also, did you mean directly 'affects' everything?
On a completely unrelated note, that pink dress in hi19's video is just an eye-sore lol
Okay, i love Valentina's technique and how she (dare i say it) puts emotion into her playing c:
But i wanna know who the hell thought that pink dress looks nice xD
I'm going to disagree with this. I'm not feeling as much emotion from Valentina's performance as I do from Kissin's performance. That's just my opinion though.
Valentina's playing feels like a run-through of the piece to show off how much technique she can show/cram in one song. It's kind of like a fake appeal to emotion. I find it appealling at first, but boring after numerous replays. Additionally, when I do feel emotions from her playing, it does not match my image of this song in the slightest :/
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