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#1313379 - 11/27/09 02:25 PM
Appassionata 3 Coda.... Barenboim.
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Watching this video of Barenboim play the coda, I noticed something odd. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7wTnv-SVuY&feature=relatedIt looks like instead of playing the octave and then the lower note in the left hand at the beginning of the coda, he just continuously plays octaves. Is this common practice?
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#1313417 - 11/27/09 04:01 PM
Re: Appassionata 3 Coda.... Barenboim.
[Re: CherryCoke]
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Well, if he did do something different afterall, it's not uncommon for pianists to do subtle changes to pieces.
Hamelin at the end of Un Sospiro is one example. Also, Horowitz did a little something extra end at the of Mephisto Waltz 1. There are probably many others too.
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Discontinuing the streaming practice for now, unless a few members PM me and still want me to do it.
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#1313701 - 11/28/09 03:34 AM
Re: Appassionata 3 Coda.... Barenboim.
[Re: Orange Soda King]
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I suppose, but both of those examples are Liszt. To me, Beethoven has always seemed like a composer which you either play how the music was written, or don't play it at all.
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