I love your Kapustin interpretations. They uniquely draw out the exquisite details of the pieces in all the right ways, and this one is no exception! I especially find the left-hand emphasis around 3:25 quite nice.

Ben should give some master classes on Kapustin!!

Have you released your Kapustin performances as an album anywhere? I enjoy your renditions more than any others I've heard by a mile (maybe even Kapustin's own, which is just insane).

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Very interesting take on the piece. I love it!

Superb!

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Formidabile !!

He plays Kapustin in just the right way.

Hi Ben - Nice playing, but if you listen to Kapustin's own recording of this, you'll hear that he played it much more steadily-like a '30s dance piece-rather than rhapsodically and "classically" like this. When he wrote this, I think Kapustin was inspired by the great Harlem stride pianists of that era, who developed their "two-handed" swing style to emulate dance bands. It's often effective to slow down and speed up to add extra feeling-but here, the rhythmic pulse suffers. Listen to Kapustin and you'll have a much better idea what he intended.

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sounds a bit chopinesque/schmaltzy the way you play it