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....but we've been through this ground before (a few times, I think), and she GOT IT.
She just needs a reminder.
If she's good enough and smart enough to play as she does and to post as she does, she's good enough and smart enough to get this. I mean, in the world of music she'll be needing to get customs and practices that are much harder. Look at this as good practice for her.
I still think that Mozart was the greatest composer of piano concertos, and that his concerti were his greatest works. There are other memorable concertos, but nothing with the kind of jewel-like perfection and sophistication of Mozart.
I still think that Mozart was the greatest composer of piano concertos, and that his concerti were his greatest works. There are other memorable concertos, but nothing with the kind of jewel-like perfection and sophistication of Mozart.
I actually might agree with the greatest composer of piano concerti, but I think his operas are his greatest works in my opinion! For piano concerti, after Mozart, I'd actually take Brahms next. Even though he only has two piano concerti, they are absolute titans
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