Deep Purple - Too Much Is Not Enough

During the break, before the "Heroic", I paved my way with an umbrella to his artistic restroom through the crowd of autograph hunters. My friend Frantisek, aged, sat absentmindedly in front of laurel wreaths and as if in a dream pulled them apart. I went up to him, kissed him on both cheeks and said that his performance was a revelation to me. He asked coldly if I was expecting anything else. “No!” I exclaimed excitedly. - “This is the only way to play Malinchevsky. There is no point in claiming that this composer does not demand any tempo changes or any rubato. As for the exaggerated motor skills of the so-called commercial pianism ... ”But he did not listen to me, but glanced from the side. I cut myself short. What is this, the cautious look of an insurance agent taking a risk? Somewhat mixedI continued to talk about a rare combination of striking technique and natural expression. He remained cold.