Which majah cumpozah feacha da LEAZT in yo rep

Hilariously - Schoe n Chop (about to add a ton of chop tho)

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Tchaikovsky, DvořÔk, lotz of cuntemporary cumpozahz.

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DAYUUUUM diz pozz da moz wtf :sunglasses:

ahahahah da ZHOE cumpoz juz alwayz zeem to mizz

dat final BIT of GENSUI to take it to CHOP/PIMP levelz

da bezt ZHOE reach 95% PRIME CHOP level but no mo :sunglasses:

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ahahahah wut iz da PEARMOFO opinon on

da TCHAIK cunc 2 :sunglasses:

I think da ZHOE iz excezzively fond of rambling. I haff given up totally on sheeyatz like FAZCIZTWANK AUZ WINE.

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I LOVE Bach & Schoe but have no time for Tchai II :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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ahahahah truuuu da ZHOE large workz juz :sunglasses:

da minizheeyatz cuntain zum GENSUI fo zhor

n if u take 24 of da bezt ZHOE minizheeyatz, it cud pozz rival da chop 24 prelz in ovahall quality, while ztill lackin PURE GENSUI itemz lyk da #16 n #24 :sunglasses:

hahaha man da ZHOE FANT
zum wikid zheeyatz but it zeemz da editah mixed up zum pagez

diz iz da origial page ordah acordin to da MARTZCHOLAH rezearchez

or zum zheeyat :sunglasses:

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I think they work best when skipping some partz, like da Hof did. Second mvmt theme comes back way too much, but other parts are really very inspired.

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Ahem, da :chop: often ONLY played Bach when he had to prepare and give a cuncert featuring hiz own muzic.
So many great peniszt made it a habit to practise Bach every fucking day, or at least played his music extensively for a long period in their lives. And not because they HAD to, but simply because it’s great music…
And yes, agreed with da TM, I really think practising it DOES help you on many levelz…

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HAHAHAHA ZEAMLEZZ GENSUI!!!

TRU da MARTZCHOLAH rezearch bring profound implicationz

zuch az

did da CLARA write diz zheeyat n da ZHOE cudn’t even put da pagez in da rite ordah b4 delivahrin to publizhah :sunglasses:

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hhaahha POZZIBLY

alzo da ZHOE ZON 1 iz actually a wikid 2 page prelude
da otha 30 pagez wuz zum random draftz not meant to be publizhed :sunglasses:

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Fully agreed dude. Alzo because many cumposers were influenced demzelvez by da Bach style/output.

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ahahahaha da zepp c BACH lyk diz:

if u play lotz of BACH, den u luv da m*zik :musical_note: :sunglasses:

if u play little to no BACH, den u luv da 88 :musical_keyboard: :sunglasses:

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AHAHAHA DAYUM raped link fo moi :sunglasses:

ahahahah da ZHOE a tru miniacha mofo

dat zumhow cuntvinced himzelf he zhud write epic mofo-lengthed zheeyatz :gav:

Apart from what’s been said about Bach already, for young pianists I think it helps just to get used to studying the score. With Bach you inevitably have to make lots of little musical decisions, in the Fugues practically by the bar. Everything from how to divide voices between the hands to where the listeners’ attention should be and how to phrase to make that happen - along with generally healthy habits like attention to pianistic detail, maintaining clarity and keeping a proper rhythm which arise naturally in Bach. In Chopin, you can just think melody/accompaniment and start playing, but if you’re used to this bar-by-bar creativity from Bach along with the thoroughly worked through pianism required there, you’ll draw more quality from the score.

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Den how do u explain da zheer level ov GENSUI in da :zepp: playin?:sunglasses:

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Agreed with every word you wrote. Also, as I’ve often noticed with my own pupils, it’s rare that da beginners DON’T like Bach’s music. I’m not talking about the P & Fs or even the Inventions, but there’s lots of simpler didactic yet attractive music (short little pieces) that he wrote that basically requires the same approach when studying it.