Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel - Il Saltarello Romano, Op. 6 No. 4

Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel (1805 - 1847) - 4 Lieder for piano, Op. 6 No. 4 in A minor "Il Saltarello Romano"
Sheet music - imslp.org/wiki/...
Piano - Erakko Ippolitov

[@CLASSICALFAN100]

Sounds like an early *Rachmaninoff* etude, does it not? Talk about being ahead of her time!!! Way to go, Fannie M.!!!

[@PauloCesarMaiadeAguiar]

Amazing Dear. Many thanks for to share this dear Fantastic

[@pelsie100]

Prachtige muziek en knappe interpretatie! Echt mooi!

[@catherinejones9396]

Clever and beautiful. Pianistically almost impossible. Wanted to dance. cathy

[@erasempai]

Thank you! I will listen to the Cantata later.

[@sarahgarden1594]

I love this. Up there with the Fandangos by Soler and the one attributed to Scarlatti (I know it's not a fandango). I would like to learn this for my ARSM as I presume it's beyond grade 8. Bit ambitious, maybe. I'm not used to fast finger-work.

[@cemchannel]

This dance is a tradizional dance of Lazio: Saltarello, non Tarantella.

[@erasempai]

Благодарю!

[@kilometras]

So pretty!

[@erasempai]

@majorityX3peach Thank you! ;)

[@obdeniye]

супер!

[@harryandruschak2843]

"Like" on 29 April 2016. (I wonder why the ten "dislikes".)

[@erasempai]

@pelsie100 Dank u! How flattering :)

[@holywoman92]

노래좋다ㅎㅎ🐨

[@erasempai]

Is it really? That is interesting. Thanks for your comment.

[@holywoman92]

피아노가조아요제꿈이조

[@anamarkovic3829]

Oh my dear Lord. Have you ever heard how Tarantella needs to sound like!? Its not a race its a dance....

[@sotiroussis]

Τhis is Saltarello not tarantella :)

[@renatofabbro5263]

@@sotiroussis Still, the point remains. This is too fast and thus the notes sound mashed together and in articulate.

[@ChopinIsMyBestFriend]

salterello means “to jump”

[@ske7235]

Thomas Hessling no, it means “the little jump”

[@emiliocasali8277]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/roiVnJuIetJmr7s Qui la danza popolare laziale del Saltarello. Here the popular Saltarello dance from Lazio

[@wagspin7624]

Should be a dance, not a study of virtuosity.

[@felixdevilliers1]

Fanny and Felix Mendelssohn like playing fast. But I have checked a couple of traditional Tarantellas on youtube.. The music goes fast part the dancers move more slowly. In any case a composer can take up a form and do as she pleases.In any case these piece requires a quite frenetic speed; it could be taken a fraction more slowly but not much. Blanchine devised a tarantella in which the two dancers move about as quickly as the music. Tremendous!

[@Patchworkdrum]

Sounds like Kingdom Hearts battle music.

[@PhilippKoehl7]

fanny? :D

[@kilometras]

Yes, Fanny, not her brother. In fact she composed many of his pieces. History has been brutal and has invisualized many great and talented women. Such a patriarcal strategy.

[@PhilippKoehl7]

oh thx, i was 15 back then haha@@kilometras