Heller - Study op.45 in G Minor

The story behind this post is absolutely unbelievable. At least for me.

I had a little extra time today after lunch so I practised a bit and recorded one video. One study in G minor by the composer Heller. I thought I will leave it for any other day if I need it for next week or so. I was hesitating also, maybe I should publish it today, but I was just a little bit lazy, enjoyed a time of relaxing on a Saturday afternoon. Anyway, the weather is bad, there is much wind outside so I cancelled my plans for walking. I was doing perfectly nothing. And just amazingly, one notification comes, a mention form @partitura. I open his post, and imagine what!!! He plays the piano, instead of the organ, AND he plays a Heller study AND he dedicated that playing to me! Can it be possible? I just couldn't believe it was happening.

You can see his video HERE and thank you again dear friend for this.
Your post came as an encouragement. It is like #Spreadthevibes in a so unexpected and natural way. I will spread the Heller vibes, so anyone curious how this study sounds, click on that play button and listen to it. By the way, Stephen Heller was a Hungarian pianist and composer, and teacher also. Here it comes:

A little more about this study. It is written in G minor, from op. 45, and the main feature are the short passages in the right hand. In the left hand, there are mostly only accompanying chords. The tempo is Allergo (means quickly), and the last part goes to Vivo (very fast), where the tempo significantly accelerates with the last energetic chords.

I hope that this composition will bring pleasant musical moments to the listeners, and I would especially like to mention one more time @partitura. I dedicate this post to you, as it would not be published today if you didn't publish your Heller Study exactly today!