Re: K. 215 and a slight arpeggio:
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Posted by Marko on August 30, 19101 at 10:38:52:
In Reply to: Re: K. 223 and "cadence frigienne" posted by Stephen on August 30, 19101 at 06:02:47:
: Marko,
: I tried using a slight arpeggio on those chords. I find I like it better when they are struck simultaneously. To me, they are more impressive, startling and surprising when they are played at once.
Stephen!,
Yes, at least no arpeggio for the right hand! It should be played simultaneously! However, I prefere a slight arpeggio in the left hand(only)in order to avoid an explosion too sharp and violent where I can't hear properly each note! So I play c sharp-f sharp-g sharp-c-sharp very briefly(as fast and as close as possible)in a huge crescendo and I play the right hand(simultaneously)at the same time with the upper c sharp in the left hand(idem for two following phrases)! So here is an explosion much more understandable, where each note comes up with more value! So far that's the best(to me, of course)I've found. What do You think about it?
Marko
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