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| navigate by keyword : admire art beautiful beethoven concert difficult elicit enclosed experience focused foot hammer happy heaviest illustration inability keys love maestro master masters music note only pedal perfect piano pianoforte playing practice present rachmaninoff rigorous sonatas strings stupid thing those tones why wrong |
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| From my own experience, I know how difficult it is to master 88 keys and to elicit beautiful tones from them. Piano sonatas by Beethoven, like those by Rachmaninoff, are among the heaviest of their kind.
How I admire the masters who don`t play the wrong note. The stupid thing is that you can`t take back a wrong note. You play focused and happy, and hey, you hit the wrong key.
That`s why I love 3D art. You only present it when it is perfect. Enclosed, I gave up playing the piano after over four years of rigorous practice because of my own inability ... |
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