10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OVERPEDALLING»
Discover the use of
overpedalling in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
overpedalling and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Logic, Mathematics, Philosophy, Vintage Enthusiasms: Essays ...
So it is reasonable to suppose that at some point Gould made the conscious
decision to celebrate the discreteness of the piano, to avoid the mimicking of
continuity by what he saw as contrived and hackneyed effects such as
overpedalling ...
David DeVidi, Michael Hallett, Peter Clarke, 2011
I terrorised our pub's boarders on my tricycle, racing up and down the halls,
overpedalling and crashing into the linen cupboard on the downhill run. I was
spoiled and smothered with protection and affection. Infant geography In 1 960,
on a hot ...
3
Olivier Messiaen: Music, Art and Literature
What makes Messiaen's performance so puzzling is that (from my experience)
overpedalling was the vice in pianists he most detested, with inappropriate
blurring of sounds causing him real distress. I raised the subject when I
interviewed ...
Christopher Philip Dingle, Nigel Simeone, 2007
There are a few pianistic flaws—among them a tendency to rush 16th and dotted-
16th notes, occasional overpedalling, a rather bland tonal palette, perfunctory (
and sometimes muddy) left-hand accompaniments, lazy staccatos, and ...
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High Fidelity News and Record Review
The Finale at a consistently sane tempo shows a remarkable control of line and
texture, with some overpedalling in the dramatic episodes. An outstanding
reading, you might think. Yet something indefinable is missing. Kazakevich's new
...
In the Finale Rubinstein seems to become increasingly nervous, and there is a
fair amount of banging and overpedalling, but the good parts far outweigh the
bad in the performance. The other solo pieces by Schumann that are available
on ...
Harvey Sachs, Donald Manildi, 1995
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Lost Genius: The Curious and Tragic Story of an ...
He loved thick, noisy sonorities in the low register, sounds that seemed to well up
from some great, deep source, and what critics heard as overpedalling was his
effort to blur edges for the sake of weight and expression. Rhythmically, his ...
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Consensus and Review of the Latest Issues of Recorded ...
The recording is very good; the occasional lack of clarity noted by one reviewer is
blamed on overpedalling. Elgar: Organ Sonata in G major (Opus 28). Howells:
Rhapsody (Op. 17, No. 1). Vaughan Williams: Two Preludes. Darke: Three ...
1, one rarely hears the dotted minim- crotchet motive precisely in time, and the
carefully variegated arpeggios at the end are rendered inaudible by
overpedalling and rhythmic imprecision. Nevertheless, there are more good
points than bad.
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A study of Francis Poulenc's Fifteen improvisations for ...
Used by permission. Copyright 1934 by Editions Salabert, Paris. quality often
utilized by French composers (see Example I, page 49). Poulenc's use of pedal
varies from the one extreme of "overpedalling" to the other of avoiding it
completely.
Edwin Philip Romain, 1978
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OVERPEDALLING»
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Chopin: 24 Préludes Op.28 ; Ballade No.1, Two Nocturnes Op.27 …
The 'Winter Wind' was mightily impressive, if marred by overpedalling, but the final C minor was poorly voiced and effortful. For anyone familiar ... «Musical Criticism, Mar 10»
