Bravo to you both -- I hope it was fun (it looks like fun)! But WOW that is a lot of work, a lot of memorization and detail work. Congratulations on completing this piano ultra-marathon, climbing the Mt. Everest of piano! Those big dramatic moments, the cadenza, those jumps... Now you just need to find a student orchestra who will play it with you for fun!
Massive congrats. This is very inspiring. I am only just starting out learning. Great to see the end product! Well done. The depth and complexity is amazing.
I honestly wish there was a video of someone doing the accompaniment of the concerto for piano so I can live practice along with it, But nonetheless, great job!
@@jcfitness2.0 that sounds so interesting, did you do it with headphones or with a speaker? Also how was it like with no interaction between you and the orchestra? I'm kinda curious because while I also think playing with an orchestra is infinitely better than doing solo (even if it is a recording) but did you feel restricted in any way because of it being a recording?
@@pigmounterboardriver2839 Yes, hard to follow the orchestra without a conductor, but still fun nonetheless. Also note I only played the first dozen pages or so. Hope to play the whole concerto one day.
Loved it. Amazing piece to study and perform. I hope you can play with full orchestra one day❤️ I started learning 1st mvt so your video is very inspiring. Thank you!!!
Ouço muito o Rach 3, tenho um concertista preferido. Nunca ouvi o Nelson Freire tocar o Rach 3, seria muito bom. Esses pianistas são maravilhosos, a solista é espetacular, o que faz o segundo piano, a orquestra, é fantástico, preciso, cirúrgico e passa muita segurança e apoia bem a solista. Queria ver o rosto deles, e o nome também. Parabéns aos dois, se um dia puderem gravar em um estúdio, no palco que mostrasse as mãos dos pianistas e com os pianos um de frente para o outro. Amei a leitura fiquei grudado o tempo todo. Deus os Abençoe ❗
