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#357826 - 12/15/04 05:06 AM Re: Ravel Concerto for the Left Hand
Thracozaag 1000 Post Club Member Registered: 10/06/04 Posts: 1708 Loc: KC, MO	Quote: Originally posted by Beaver: Quote: Originally posted by valarking: That would make you as lame as this guy .[/b] His Op.10 No.4 sounded pretty good to me; thought the Waltz was dreadful, though. His Rachmaninoff is hardly terrible, either. Not the greatest pianist in the world, but hardly bad as far as I can tell. [/b] I LOVE his justification for doctoring all his performances :rolleyes: koji (STSD) _________________________ "I'm a concert pianist--that's a pretentious way of saying I'm unemployed at the moment."--Oscar Levant http://www.youtube.com/kojiattwood
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#357827 - 12/15/04 05:10 AM Re: Ravel Concerto for the Left Hand
Beaver Full Member Registered: 02/09/04 Posts: 257	Quote: Originally posted by Thracozaag: Quote: Originally posted by Beaver: Quote: Originally posted by valarking: That would make you as lame as this guy .[/b] His Op.10 No.4 sounded pretty good to me; thought the Waltz was dreadful, though. His Rachmaninoff is hardly terrible, either. Not the greatest pianist in the world, but hardly bad as far as I can tell. [/b] I LOVE his justification for doctoring all his performances :rolleyes: koji (STSD) [/b] Ah. Didn't read his "philosophy". I now agree with Valarking. $\:D$
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#357828 - 12/15/04 09:58 AM Re: Ravel Concerto for the Left Hand
fnork 500 Post Club Member Registered: 10/01/04 Posts: 750 Loc: Helsinki, finland	Ah. Now I read the philosophy stuff... Like this: "To produce his music, Kevin performs it on a keyboard with a MIDI interface at no less than 60% full tempo, usually closer to 70% or 80%. This explains why Kevin's performances, although aided by minimal editing in tempo and velocity (dynamics), still sound "human". Once Kevin records a MIDI file, very little editing is required to bring out all the musical aspects that he wants to hear." umm... lame guy, indeed $\:D$ But that's not the same thing as performing Ravels left-hand concerto with 2 hands, IMHO.
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#357829 - 12/15/04 04:21 PM Re: Ravel Concerto for the Left Hand
valarking 2000 Post Club Member Registered: 09/17/02 Posts: 2331 Loc: Dallas	fnork: I think it is. both ways are "cheating". I'm different from a lot in that I don't believe I have accomplished something if I had to cheat or rely on a crutch to achieve it. If you want to, by all means, go ahead.
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