Liszt explained Chopin's tempo rubato in a very poetical and graphic manner to his pupil the Russian pianist Neilissow:--"Look at these trees!
The tempo rubato was a special characteristic of Chopin's playing.
In his later works he left off marking tempo rubato at the commencement of a piece, considering that whoever understood it would of himself discover this law of latitude.
He used the tempo rubato with great effect, not only in his nocturnes but also in many of his mazurkas.
He makes a free use of tempo rubato, leaning about within his bars more than any player we recollect, but still subject to a presiding sentiment of measure, such as presently habituates the ear to the liberties taken.
He must not spoil the tempo rubatoof an experienced artist by waiting to follow him.
Footnote 11: Here we recognise the pupil of his father; we have seen the opinion of the latter as to tempo rubato in the hands of the true virtuoso, p.
The tempo rubato in an adagio, with the left hand keeping strict time, was quite past their comprehension; they always follow with the left hand.
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