All lovely and my hat very much off to you, but that 2nd prelude in particular was very nice indeed! Lovely sequence towards the end, drawn out again and again, really a joy :)
In the a minor he's not playing the g sharp leading tone it still sounds minor, so you don't have to? That's cool. I don't know how to make music convincing without leading tone it sounds great all four of them
What a chameleon! Beethoven did this with his absorption of Bach's WTC 1 & 2. Brahms did this with his Haydn and Handel themes and variations. So much of Rach's output is a semi-conscious or fully conscious reworking of Chopin. Very enjoyable.
In the a minor he's not playing the g sharp leading tone it still sounds minor, so you don't have to? That's cool. I don't know how to make music convincing without leading tone it sounds great all four of them
@@en-blanc-et-noirI don't if you are an organist but I would like to see the a north german (Buxtehude, Bruhns, etc.) aproach to improvisation or, if you know any youtube channels that specialize in this area. Love your improvisations btw.
