FFR Scores 2006-2010

[DayMan951]

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solid scores everyone. you can probably fix that otaku oni, i love you. even i got like 5 or 6.

[i love you]

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Someone shoot me.

[Bluearrowll]

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Lmao ILY u suk at FFR

[samurai7694]

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I can't believe only AOD has sup'd my mash FCd score of La Camp.

You guys all suck; go clean SDG this song already, srsly.

i would if you can buy me a subby

[ViViK]

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sorry for only playing the file 3 times
gymnastics is cool, sucks about the screw up though

[i love you]

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Lmao ILY u suk at FFR

Leave me alone! D:



EDIT:

Ok going back to SM now. =.=

[ViViK]

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wtf you haven't AAAd that yet o.O
go get that right now lol

[BerZerkR]

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Very old score.


This was basically sight read.

[TC_Cyrenics]

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Guys, I can halfway do these bursts!

[Patashu]

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its a newer version, i changed some of the things you mentioned the other day.

everyone likes the file so yes it is acceptable

can you point out one or two of the things you changed? because at a glance it looked exactly the same as what I remembered it being <.<;

[ieatyourlvllol]

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I love to listen to Yundi Li play La Campanella. A brilliant pianist, and performs far greater technically and musically than any other pianist I've seen play this song. I hear two mistakes, however they can almost be negated, for the fact that he plays extraordinarily.

His live recording on YT is definitely one of best. Evgeny Kissin's performance is excellent as well. The most technically proficient recording I've seen/heard is Valentina Lisitsa's clip from her DVD.

My personal favorite is Arthur Rubinstein's interpretation (audio only).

P.S. - I'm studying La Campanella right now (in addition to Chopin Etude Op. 10 No. 1 and Reinhold Impromptu Op. 28 No. 3)

[Bluearrowll]

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[Redorigami]

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The fact that I just watched her trill that one handed forever while I cannot do that trill two handed makes me very sad

Thanks a lot ieat

[who_cares973]

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can you point out one or two of the things you changed? because at a glance it looked exactly the same as what I remembered it being <.<;

they are really small changes lol nothing you'd notice playing at 1.0 unless you were specifically looking for those two changes and even then you might miss them

[lxDestinyxl]

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His live recording on YT is definitely one of best. Evgeny Kissin's performance is excellent as well. The most technically proficient recording I've seen/heard is Valentina Lisitsa's clip from her DVD.

My personal favorite is Arthur Rubinstein's interpretation (audio only).

P.S. - I'm studying La Campanella right now (in addition to Chopin Etude Op. 10 No. 1 and Reinhold Impromptu Op. 28 No. 3)

Evgeny Kissin is excellent in controlling dynamics. Just watch his Turkish March and I'm sure you will agree with me.

Evgeny Kissin's La Campanella is a terrific performance to watch, however, I find his performance a little weak and static. A number of mistakes and slips here and there, but overall a terrific performance. It needs a bit more power and emphasis, especially in the last two pages. Speed is well maintained throughout the piece, which is a strong key-point Evgeny excels in.

It is my first time watching Valentina Lisitsa's interpretation of the piece. I must admit, it was a brilliant performance, and the most technically proficient recording/video I have seen. I disagree with some interpretations of her piece, however I was very impressed with the overall make-up of the piece. Even more so when I watched her nail every left hand octave in the last 11 bars of the piece.

Ps: I am almost finished with La Campanella. I'm in the works of polishing my performance.