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My Interpretation of Chopin's Prelude 11 in B-Major.

Chopin - Prelude in B Major Op.28 No.11

Personal Interpretation of Tchaikovsky's season piece. 

Juin - Barcarolle (Les Saisons Op.37b) <Rígel>

Classic Debussy piece, he's my favorite composer hands down most of my repertoire consists of his works. This is my interpretation of Rêverie. The word comes from Rêve(dream), this variant is French for daydream or just pleasantly dozing off into deep thought, escaping reality. This is the second piano piece I learned.. Hope you enjoy.

Rêverie - Debussy - Rígel

N's Farewell

March from the Tchaikovsky's seasons. I can picture the end of winter, the beginning of spring and the reminiscent bipolar weather. The muddy ground, cold nights, sunny mornings and the foliage coming back to life.

March - Song of the Lark (Tchaikovsky Les Saisons Op.37a) - Rígel

At my brother's request. Delta Rune - Legend.

Delta Rune OST - Legend

The Seasons - October ("Autumn Song")

There truly is no "easy" Chopin and this one is deceptively so. Though I consider this to be one of his most approachable pieces, it is deceptively difficult to interpret as effectively as you might want in the end. I call this his little waltz in A minor, it is always fascinating to see that every pianist seems to have their own twist on interpretation. However I see this as one of his last and most mature works, this was written when Chopin was nearing his last days and he never published it. This piece is by definition melancholic and bittersweet throughout, it frolics between major and minor tonalities and is heavily ornamented. I tend to disagree with faster tempos it is sometimes interpreted in as this waltz is something you could envision to be as one last dance in an empty, desolate ballroom with the love of your life before parting ways forever (such as Chopin parting ways with his music and this earth himself).

Chopin - Waltz in A Minor B.150 Opus Posth.

Your Lie in April OST - Watashi No Uso

Siempre En Mi Corazón original composition by Cuban Composer Ernesto Lecuona. Played by Rígel.

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