[Chopin] Etude Op.25 No.9 G flat major, A.K.A "The Butterfly"
쇼팽 에뛰드, 나비
Valentina Lisitsa
No.9 "The Butterfly" is known as The Butterfly, although Chopin gave it no name. Perhaps its graceful right-hand flutterings suggested to someone sunlight flashing on the iridescent wings of certain diurnal insects. In any case, the pianist faces the problem of flicking from his wrist a broken chord and two leggiero octaves on every beat (except two - when his musical lepidopteran alights ever so delicately, one imagines, on a flower).
[Chopin] Etude Op.25 No.9 G flat major
[Chopin] Etude Op.25 No.9 G flat major, A.K.A "The Butterfly"
쇼팽 에뛰드, 나비
Valentina Lisitsa
No.9 "The Butterfly" is known as The Butterfly, although Chopin gave it no name. Perhaps its graceful right-hand flutterings suggested to someone sunlight flashing on the iridescent wings of certain diurnal insects. In any case, the pianist faces the problem of flicking from his wrist a broken chord and two leggiero octaves on every beat (except two - when his musical lepidopteran alights ever so delicately, one imagines, on a flower).