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Loving the sound of the instrument and declaring that of course I find that Justin Taylor is a top player, I have felt that he has chosen some strange tempi sometimes. The first two pieces are exceedingly slow and lack some flow, while the famous Nocturne op. 9 no. 1 is taken a bit too fast and then, strangely, seems to lose the pulse... I think that it is due to an editing problem, probably using bits of very different takes. All in all a beautiful release to which I will return very often. For Chopin's Nocturnes on period pianos, I still prefer Bart van Oort and Luc Devos.

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