Romantic Improvisation - The Postclassical Prelude as Model

This is an explanation video on original 19th-century-preludes. It contains an introduction to the genre and some cursory analysis of selected original examples from around 1830 in the order:
Carl Czerny: Op. 300, No. 84 in C Minor "Molto Allegro"
Friedrich Kalkbrenner: Prelude from Harmonielehre Op. 190 in C Major (p. 40)
Carl Czerny: Op. 300, No. 9 in F Major "Molto vivo"
Ignaz Moscheles: Op. 73, No. 50 in C# Minor "Andante - legato e sostenuto"
Carl Czerny: Op. 300, No. 17 in E Major Allegro

All scores attainable at imslp.org

Explanation, video editing and piano playing by Michael Koch.
Backround music to the Chopin Concert at Radziwill: me improvising a prelude in the style of Chopin improvising a prelude at the Radziwill Salon.

0:01 - Introduction
* 1:22 some publications on preluding that viewers can look up
1:48 - Czerny, op. 300, no. 84 in C minor
* 2:13 - performance
* 2:35 - analysis
5:13 - Kalkbrenner, Harmonielehre, op. 190, page 40
* 6:07 - performance
* 6:25 - analysis
8:31 - Czerny, op. 300, no. 9 in F major (performance)
* 8:58 - analysis
12:24 - Moscheles, op. 73, no. 50 in C-sharp minor
* 12:55 - performance
* 13:37 - analysis
15:33 - Czerny, op. 300, no. 17 in E major (figuration prelude)
* 15:43 - performance
* 16:13 - analysis
17:37 - how to build a dramatic arc in a prelude
* 18:17 - demonstration: prelude by Michael Koch