Richter and His Crazy Fingerings
0:00 intro and discussion of Brahms’ D minor Sonata fingering 5:05 My solution 6:49 Richter’s solution 12:38 Richter’s fingerings in Ravel’s Alborada 15:54 I start to ramble about Brendel 22:00 and I continue rambling! 26:35 more rambling…. Music in the intro and outro is Earl Wild’s Etude no. 1 after George Gershwin’s “Liza” I make my videos using Kawai's VPC1 in tandem with Synthogy's Ivory III American Concert D. I do my video editing with Adobe Premiere Pro and Audition. Check out my latest album and other items at my shop / shop Please consider becoming a patron on Patreon.com / independentpianist Or make a one time donation to Paypal: https://paypal.me/independentpianist?... Revolut is another way to make donations, particularly good if you are located outside of the US: revolut.me/coleakrhv I am also on Venmo: @Cole-Anderson-31 To book me for a live performance, send me a message at [email protected] I am available for one-on-one online teaching. For a consultation contact me at: [email protected]
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