Chopin β Polonaise in A flat major, op. A born Chopin player where freedom of Bel Canto and imagination is always with the roots firmly placed in the bass. Blessed by the Gods they can do no wrong as everything they play lives for that moment of creation depending as much on the audience as on their inborn talent and childhood training.
Hard to discern any English as so many languages could be heard of people from all Nations congregating in London with joy in their hearts and dollars in their pockets! Enjoying a festive London lit up and welcoming with Fortnum and Mason taken by siege and sales enjoying this influx of visitors.
Keep to the left needs to be translated into multi languages if the natives hope to enter or exit their underground! There are oases however that can be found in the candlelit churches that City Music Promotions fill with much needed favourite classical music. Oft washed down with Champagne to warm even more the cockles of the heart. Both reach places with a universal language where words are superfluous.
Despite influenza and much else Petr found solace in music making that kept a very full church spellbound for an hour of peace and good will amidst the hubbub outside the doors. Moments of calm where deep bass notes kept the ship on the road after a ferocious cavalry had taken us by storm. Counterpoints that shone like jewels within a shimmering texture bringing us to the exhilaration and excitement that we always awaited from Rubinstein.
Mazurkas are considered to be part of the Polish soul and only understood by the natives. It is ,however,a language that speaks to a soul that has no boundaries. It also had found a similar soul in Petr Limonov who covered these canons with ravishing flowers. Three Mazukas op 63 were played with a kaleidoscope of colours and emotions with a beguilingly subtle insinuation of nostalgia and yearning.
