Rosemary Brown (medium) : Inspired by Liszt : Lament

[lotorobly]

obviously the second movement has been placed up on the scale, given the impromptus romance of the third guitar leg school of the norvegian: there are symptoms of inintelligle knowledge under the cradle but the forth A minor sounds pretty cnvincing: lizst lived along side a river on a little silver boat so it¡s pretty possible and anyway is music. Also the world is made of pages and 17th century has been a blast, not just in octaves

[welsonbil]

@PSearPianist Can you play the song "Jesus Walking on the Water", by Rosemary Brown, inspired by Liszt, and make a video?

I love this song!

Thank you!

[Ribod]

Don't play classical (unless you include Mike Oldfeld and Steve Hackett). Play prog rock guitar and have done so for 34 years (guess that makes me somewhat of a dimwit around here). If this is what can be achieved ab initio within three years on the pianoforte, however, I am obviously playing both the wrong instrument and the wrong style! The world seems to be full of people who are only kidding themselves or those who choose to believe them. By the way, I don't worship the Devil.

[PSearPianist]

@Ribod Rosemary Brown apparently only had the three years of lessons, but I myself have been playing for over 45 years!

[universoeterno1]

I just read your comment down under. Only three years of forma piano lessons??? Its amazing to see, experience what the will can achieve. AND the piece might sound repetitive but it feels like it has a heart and a story within. Thank you for posting it Mr. Sears. You play it beautiful.

[PSearPianist]

@universoeterno1 Thanks for your most kind comment!

[rbob200]

very rare piece,indeed. Pardon me for misnaming, Phillip.

[PSearPianist]

@rbob200 Thank you - no problem re my name!

[PSearPianist]

@rbob200 Thank you. NB my name is Phillip!

[RollaArtis]

Hmmmmmm - is there anything there? Liszt I mean.

[PSearPianist]

@RollaArtis I wish I knew!

[dokodemoissyonara]

love this:D!!!

[PSearPianist]

@dokodemoissyonara Thank you!

[universoeterno1]

Beautiful! I´ve never heard this before. Thank you for the upload.

[PSearPianist]

@universoeterno1 My pleasure!

[MrFabienLloyd]

i've always wondered what her "liszt" sounded like. more lisz,t than chopin, but more brown than either. thanks for this!

[PSearPianist]

@MrFabienLloyd That's a pleasure. I think that if she wrote it herself as an amateur, she had quite a remarkable talent.

[Versailles1798]

@PSearPianist It's not really a complicated piece by any means. I've had only 3 years of formal piano lessons (I think Brown had a similar number of years), and this sounds like the stuff I make up when just sitting at the piano messing around. Easy, repetitive left hand; easy, repetitive right hand. Not in Liszt's style at all. More like a Chopin prelude.

[PSearPianist]

@Versailles1798 I think it is quite well structured for an amateur improvisation (if it is that).

[hammyzor]

that was really well played, a really good composition as well

[PSearPianist]

@hammyzor Thanks for your prompt comment. I'm glad you liked the piece.