Gavriil is composing an etude in Rachmaninov style - Гавриил придумывает этюд с тиле Рахманинова

Dear friends, as I promised, I'm posting the next video about Gavriil's creative explorations. He's now 3 years and 8 months old, and he's trying to compose his own music... But here we hear his love for Rachmaninoff :) What about you? And right before my eyes, for the first time, he's trying to develop the main theme he's created. In his previous sketches, he'd only repeated it, turning it into a rondo. Here you can see that search, the creative throes, and the joy when he finds it :) And for those who don't speak Russian, I'll translate: here Gavriil names the place in his music where the chorale should be heard! That's it, no more, no less :))) And then he comments on the color red. And here I don't understand what the color red should be? Perhaps the character of these voices? After all, Gavriil doesn't yet know how to express what he feels inside in simple language... Or maybe I just made it all up, and he's talking about his T-shirt :)) In short, this is all so interesting! Thank you for sharing our interest and love for how little Gavriil is discovering the language of music :) Dear friends, I am posting the next video about Gavriil's creative search as promised. He is now 3 years and 8 months old, and he is trying to compose on his own... But here we hear his love for Rachmaninov's music :) And you? And for the first time, he is trying to develop the main theme that he came up with. In his previous sketches, he only repeated it, turning it into a rondo. Here you can see this search, and the moments of creativity, and the joy of finally finding the right tone :) By the way, for those who do not know Russian, I'd translate - here Gavriil names the place in his music where the chorale should sound! And then he gives a comment about red. And here I did not understand what should be red? Perhaps the character of these voices?? After all, Gavriil doesn't yet know how to express in simple language what he feels inside... Or maybe I made it all up, and he's talking about his T-shirt :)) In general, it's all so interesting! Thank you for being interested in little Gavriil discovering the language of music :)