I remember my childhood. I was sitting in front of the piano and indulging in passionate improvisations, for which I was enough for a chord in the Minor and the subdominant Fa Minor, played Fortissimo endless. The repeated two chords, and the primitive melodic motif, gave me a violent emotion, such as no chopen, no Beethoven was generated subsequently {once my father, who was a musician, ran into my room furious - I never saw him so furious or before , nor after that, - lifted me from the stool, took me to the dining room, and with a badly disguised disgust pushed me under The table}.
The author reflects on a vivid memory from his childhood, where he passionately played the piano, experimenting with chords, particularly in the Minor and Fa Minor. His improvisations evoked intense emotions that, he believes, surpassed even the profound works of renowned composers like Chopin and Beethoven. This moment marks a significant emotional peak for him, showcasing the depth of his musical expression.
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