RE: On Getting Called Up to Where There Is No Bridge, after Finding two "Waldsteins" and a Happy Wanderer (Fantasy)
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I have never got myself into trying to cope with Waldstein 🤐 I guess the C major was like a sign of danger hahaha, as well as Chopin's op 10 no 1. 😁
Oh, it's tomorrow, May 3 👏
All the best for your speech, Frau Mathews 😇
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Never, ever trust Beethoven or Schubert in C major -- they "compensate" for the ordinariness by doing WAY TOO MUCH everywhere else ... but they are just the thing for a breezy day above the ordinary in the Oak Woodlands!
Gotta get in bed early tonight ... yes, it is tomorrow, and THANK YOU for the good wishes!
Addendum: Upon listening to Opus 10 no. 1 -- Chopin too is overcompensating for C major, but, I know what my music teacher, Linda Anne Kotcher would have said: "It's just a big Hanon book for technicalities -- practice the first page syncopated like I taught you to do Hanon, and the rest will be easier."
But for all that ... that etude reminds me of the spring breeze in the trees here ... it fits the weather and walks here, and it makes a wonderful addition to Beethoven and Schubert!