Schumann Op.56 Studien für den Pedalflügel (Anderszewski)

[@raymondgood6555]

I think number four is my favorite piece of music. It’s almost like I can see the world through Schumann’s eyes, and the world is indescribably beautiful.

[@aglefpueschel1828]

Why are these pieces so unpopular?!!!! It's incredible beautiful music!!!

[@polina5918]

Because you need a special piano to play it

[@aglefpueschel1828]

@@polina5918 That makes sense. Argerich and Barenboim performed it with four hands.

[@bartwatts1921]

@@polina5918no you don’t, you just need to know how to use the left pedal correctly.

[@jean-sebastienlevesque1338]

@@bartwatts1921 Simple enough if you only need to know how to use a single pedal correctly… out of the one or two dozen pedals that the instrument had….

[@erroll9621]

Exquisitely crafted and refined music!

[@msurocks1973]

Magnificent pieces

[@amvalkyrie6496]

That's a phenomenal interpretation

[@Radiatoron88]

Agreed!

[@vonMohl]

Beautiful melodies, full of passion and effervescence.

[@manzoh2248]

Wow, its so clear after listening to this that ravel used this as inspiration in his g major piano concerto’s second movement

[@alessandracenerelli8967]

Mirabile interpretazione

[@behmmarylene6439]

Merci Superbe interprétation !

[@poplife123]

That first study is very Bach like....❤

[@aureliechevalierpiano]

Schumann dans toute sa splendeur. Parfois je regrette que le piano n'aie pas de pédalier.

[@Guardiola075]

Merci.

[@ministryofdressing]

So can we play these pieces without the pedal ? is it gonna still sound good ?

[@katkluczy]

There is a version for four hands, no pedal (arranged by Georges Bizet).

[@calebhu6383]

@@katkluczy Yes, and a version for two pianos (arranged by Claude Debussy)

[@Dizzyfingers2]

Why not just play this on organ?

[@Ckrishthofpher]

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[@sergio6357]

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