I like it a bit slower. When you play the piece fast ( which is probably more traditional) I always feel a sense of rushedness. When it's a bit slower it just feels so much more steady. But I agree, the fugue was horrendous.
Structure is important in this Prelude due to the large number of notes. I would suggest you pick certain downbeats to accent in order to create a more rhythmic pulse which would engage an audience better, not just a bunch of notes played. Also there should be a definite tempo difference between the beginning and Presto. Other than that, great performance.
It's about the same speed as it's played in the animated movie The Belleville Triplets, which is why I like this version.
There is a reason why these classical pieces are never truly made modern and kept modern.
amaazzingg
You are welcome! :] You should be playing this with brilliant fingers(high fingers and nimble)!
I like it a bit slower. When you play the piece fast ( which is probably more traditional) I always feel a sense of rushedness. When it's a bit slower it just feels so much more steady. But I agree, the fugue was horrendous.
Structure is important in this Prelude due to the large number of notes. I would suggest you pick certain downbeats to accent in order to create a more rhythmic pulse which would engage an audience better, not just a bunch of notes played. Also there should be a definite tempo difference between the beginning and Presto. Other than that, great performance.
and the fugue
or rather, the end of the prelude =(
U need to play a bit faster
Absolutely miserable.