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Sinding Fruhlingsrauschen: The Ultimate Fake-Virtuosic Piano Showpiece
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Frühlingsrauschen, or Rustle of Spring, has impressed audiences since Christian Sinding composed it in 1896. The lightning-fast arpeggios in the right hand are actually not that difficult, but the piece still requires a high degree of rhythmic precision and position changes later on. It's a passionate celebration of spring-time energy, wonderfully fitted with exciting harmonic progressions that we take a closer look at here. With Henrik Kilhamn, piano.
Video: https://youtu.be/SYTmEPy_qck
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