Retomando Steem / Returning to Steem

Hola queridos amigos, he vuelto a traerles un poco de música

Este año ha sido muy diferente a todos, tanta así que a final de año no pude volver a grabar videos y subirlos, casi me era imposible,

Es por ello que quise retomar con una melodia poco conocida pero muy muy linda, una melodia muy europea, muy lírica,

Este fragmento que escucharemos de Joachim Raff la quise traer precisamente porque es muy poco conocida, tanto esta como el mismo compositor. Es realmente poco entendible pues éste es realmente muy bueno,

Fue tan bueno que ganó grandes competencias y tuvo el apoyo de los compositores de aquel entonces como el mismísimo Mendelssohn,

En esta melodia escucharemos esa esencia muy "repetitiva" de lo que eran las obras para violin, con ese aire romantico. Una melodia mayor con un vibrato constante, que sube y baja de intensidad, creando sensaciones de las composiciones de la época (1820 aproximadamente)

Una de las tantas cosas complicadas de esta pieza como dato curioso es mantener precisamente eso, el lado romántico de la época. Para interpretarla bien prácticamente que hay que hacer una interpretación como si fuese una grabación de la época. Como si fuesemos un violinista de 1820 (realmente complicado)

Así que sin mas nada que acotar, espero les guste!

Hello dear friends, I have returned to bring you some music

This year has been very different from all of them, so much so that at the end of the year I could not record videos and upload them again, it was almost impossible for me,

That is why I wanted to take up with a little known but very beautiful melody, a very European melody, very lyrical,

I wanted to bring this fragment that we will hear from Joachim Raff precisely because it is very little known, both this and the composer himself. It is really little understandable because this one is really very good,

It was so good that it won great competitions and had the support of composers of that time such as Mendelssohn himself,

In this melody we will hear that very "repetitive" essence of what violin works were, with that romantic air. A major melody with a constant vibrato, which rises and falls in intensity, creating sensations of the compositions of the time (approximately 1820)

One of the many complicated things about this piece as a curious fact is to maintain precisely that, the romantic side of the time. To practically interpret it well, you have to make an interpretation as if it were a recording of the time. Like we were a violinist from 1820 (really complicated)

So without further ado, I hope you like it!