Michael Kuhlmann spielt Emerson Lake & Palmer - Lachesis

[carrietide]

Awesome but....too fast!!!!I'm breathless LOL

[theTarloGioveNUMBER1]

Grande performance 

[markymark251]

I'm no master but I got a cover of Jeremy Bender

Comments and subscribers welcome

[carlosalbertoteixeir]

Congrats. Excellent performance!

[wildnites558]

Remember, these pieces he is playing have been modified slightly and interpreted for a true classical music format. He's not "rushing it" to impress. He's exploring what the music of Banks, Emerson and Wakeman could really sound like if played by the classical masters.

[PilotoNuclear]

It's too fast, but it is still good.

[bellbrass]

Beautiful interpretation! You got all of the tricky figures right. Your style was more Beethoven or classical to me then Emerson's style.

[artois54]

Too fast, it's a shame. Sehr unmusikalisch!!!

[drkastenbrot]

@artois54 DAS ist mein Klavierlehrer. Und der spielt GUT !!!!

[AlvarezCutaway]

Great. Awesome. Incredible. Same as that album I have listened to repetitively for years and years.

[RonINtheBASSMENT]

Post more please Wonderful work here

[FeFe3O4]

too fast

[ajawam]

Awesome!!

[carlosalbertoteixeir]

My respects. Excellent (and fast!) performance.

[rondeco30]

Sublime , thanks for the post

[123ThisIsMe]

Ein grossartiger Pianist !!!

[drkastenbrot]

@123ThisIsMe Das ist nicht nur ein Pianist,. sondern auch mein Klavierlehrer und der meines Bruders. Er unterrichtet an der Musikschule neben dem Gymnasium Canisianum in Lüdinghausen.

[dkvw123]

Wow... I love what you did with this. Great job! I have to laugh at how tepid the audience's response was though... I would have been whoopin' it up! LOL

[yarduag2008]

Merci de nous faire partager de si belle manière le lyrisme de Keith

[miramar96]

omg, I wish I had your technique. Such clarity and freedom so much of the time. You play this the way I WANT to! (except for about the last 12 bars...;) Well done, Sir.

[danceofthedruids]

Excellent rendition of Keith Emerson's classic .... from The Three Fates ... ELP will go down in history as classics ....

[martinjp1958]

Utterly superb. The best way to hear prog masterpieces live nowadays. Forget the electronics.

[sdenney939]

Superb technique there...I can only wish as a amateur. But the piece does sound rushed in a few spots (maybe it's too easy for you?). Take your time with this great piece of music. And I agree this belongs in the classical repertoire; it's a lot better than some of the standard stuff you hear from the world of piano. Nice post, thanks.

[vivelavidarocka]

Bravo!!!

[dhaddox]

Impressive, but too fast especially at the end imho.

[manticore1962]

Well done but wrong notes in the trascription. Sorry.

[anonymusum]

@manticore1962

He changed some parts what I think is understandable as the situation behind a grand piano in a concert is quite different from that of a progrock band recording a new record.

[fadethetrade]

@anonymusum Emersons original lechesis was performed exactly like this on a grand piano.He didn't change a thing!You're thinking of the next 2 parts with synth and drums,etc.You'de better review ELP a little more!

[anonymusum]

@fadethetrade

Well I know all that...........

but he did not reproduce the first part exactly like Emerson played it and I wrote that this is understandable. Tere are some little differences but I think too small for you to realize.

[fadethetrade]

@anonymusum I just heard the original album.Exactly note for note!!!

[miramar96]

I'm envious of your technique! The way you power through some of those treacherous bits--and maintain muscular relaxation-- is awesome. Yes, I'm sure Keith would be proud. And yes, this should be in the 20th century classical repertoire. Those of us who play it are helping to make it so.

[refractor6]

Very well done!

[missymonroe72]

Symphonic Rock classical music of next century !!!

[IvanUgrinov]

Fantastic performance. Realy fantastic. I think Keith Emerson would be proud of performance like that. Good luck.

[fadethetrade]

audience wasn't too dynamic in their applause.I thought it was astonishing!

[louisvonbeethoven]

@fadethetrade There were a lot of blue haired ladies in the audience who were perhaps befuddled by the "crazy hippie music" but it was a very clean performance with a nice touch or rubato right before the pentatonic hammering. Does anybody else have trouble with the B flat to F octave jump in the right hand right near the end? It shouldn't be that difficult but I keep squashing it - fat fingering the E.

[fadethetrade]

I'd love to have that problem but I don't have the transcript,where can i get it.

[edguitartorres]

Fantastic! Thank you for sharing that!

[brianedmunds]

Again, very nice work on a very technical piece by Keith Emerson. I plan on posting this song myself in the near future. Still in the practice mode.

[rickfreslanta]

Excellent performance of a great piece of music. It's really nice to see/hear Emo's compositions performed in this type of setting. I think much of his material deserves to be in the "classical" performance reperatory.

Great video!

[Hyardacil]

This music deserves this format performance for sure.

Awesome.