The devil is here...but just in the name of the following musical piece that I am playing in this video. One week ago I uploaded a composition, one waltz that I learned and recorded on a request by one hive user. It was a nice piece, an uplifting Venezuelan waltz, Mañanita Caraqueña. I was happy that I achieved that goal, learned it, and published it... that was a relieving feeling. In the comment section of that same post, I received a new request from someone else. This time a kind request was made by 
...habiendo escuchado varias de sus piezas, me preguntaba ¿cómo sonaría "El diablo suelto" del maestro Heraclio Fernández Noya en tu piano? Gracias de antemano, sea o no positivo para tí el reto.
...having listened to several of his pieces, I wondered how "El diablo suelto" by maestro Heraclio Fernández Noya would sound like on your piano? Thanks in advance, whether or not the challenge is positive for you.
A challenge can not be skipped!! Well, some of the challenges in the musical field like Spread the Vibes, or It can't be true are those that I write and prepare with a lot of od fun and pleasure. Also, I already learned several compositions on request, and I really find a good motivation to practice those pieces that were asked for. Still have two compositions that are waiting for my fingers, and some collaborations too. Unfortunately, they don't always come true, but I will try to be more organized and make my parts in some joint projects that are pending.
So this devil thing... the name was frightening already ;)) But I accepted! El Diablo Suelto, in English it would be The Devil on the Loose is a waltz, composed by Heraclio Fernández in 1888.
This composition has been arranged and performed in various forms and on different musical instruments. It was the tradition to make those transformations and arrangements back in time. Heraclio Fernández was one of the most important piano composers in the 19th century in Venezuela of the small forms of pieces. I found various different versions and also played by different instruments. I hope the version I play will be in pleasure for the listeners, and will not run away while listening to it. I played it in a classical and more closed style, I have to admit. Somehow, the devil doesn't want to mess with me, I think my "angel side" is prevailing hahaha. Ok, just a bit of a joke, I enjoyed the time spent on practicing it and it was recorded yesterday, but as I mentioned in my post, I accidentally deleted the recording, so I had to do it all from the beginning today. One funny fact: at the beginning of the composition, there is one chromatic scale (the fast ascending notes) and with the last note in that scale, I almost hit the phone I was recording with (you can see it in the sixth second of the video). Luckily it stayed in place and I was able to record the piece... after not so many attempts!
The cover photo was made in canva using a photo by Marek Piwnicki- source
Gracias por este desafío, espero que te guste el resultado! 🎵 🎵
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