My piano teacher in my childhood (5 years old to high-school student) said "let's play this No. 2 and No.4 next" when I was 10 or 11 or 12 or I didn't remember but my fingers and hands were not so big as today. I thought they were like etudes of Czerny!!! I practiced them harder than other works because I didn't want to play them so long time/days and wanted to play another work soon.
I read again Schubert Impromptus.
I liked No.1 and No.3 which I have not played before.
I practiced No.3 and No. 4, too because I think now I might like them or not...
I began recording from No. 3 and No. 4, then No. 2 and No.1 at the last.
No. 1
So ----> Do Do ----> So So So So
not too dark, heavy, serious, but not light
impromptu
something which includes many something come and go in a instance
or
taste, experiense slowly
or
cocoon
multiple layers
a roof of a building, or
a step in a forest in a fantasy world, or
in a hall of a modern building, or
No. 3
not dark -> light, bright, lightly calm,
walk, swingging, humming, wind, grass, etc.
just play
Soprano-Bass, or Bass tones 5th, 8th, non-harmonized tone,
No. 4
I wanted to play it as it is not an etude of child.
A♭m---->A♭
V-I
3/4
123412341234
chains (of necklace?)
clear/transparent glass/container
elegant dance
grass, wind
then,
a little sad, actually very sad
city
cold
then,
continuing
