Does anyone ever have a problem with finding a composition you really like, but it seems that a lot of conductors play it to fast.
It gives a feeling that they are rushing through it and missing the feeling of the piece. I know in reality they're not trying to rush through it, but that is the feeling it gives me.
Anyone else find that to be the case ?
A good example for me is Bach's Brandenburg concertos, I have heard it before played at a slightly slower pass, and it sounded good. So, I know it has been played that way.
Even Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" you hear being played at different tempos. Too fast and you seem to lose the feel of the piece. Your thoughts on that please.
2007-04-05
06:23:41
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