Chopin on Flexible Rhythm

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In the book, Speaking of Pianists (1957) by Abram Chasins, there's a lovely description of how Frédéric Chopin described a flexible rhythm, otherwise known as tempo rubato. I love thinking about this tip when I'm walking amongst the beautiful trees.🌳 I hope the tip is helpful for your piano practicing! 🎹

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Penny Johnson

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Lovely choice of background music 🥰 I am learning this nocturne, but could never hope to play it as well as Paderewski.

Isa-tnex

If I’m not mistaken, the term “tempo rubato” initially referred to a practice in which the performer would change the rhythm of the melody to create suspensions against the bass line, and this practice was used even by Chopin himself.

I am very curious to know when rubato acquired the modern meaning, because I can’t imagine the performers of the past tried to play everything in strict tempo as the music would sound inorganic and metronomic…

andreivulpescu

Thank you Penny😊
Is that you playing Chopin's Nocturne?

markharris

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