In my memory, all the pieces you play, I didn't heard in Taiwan's classical radio; therefore, I'm so glad to listen it through your channel. Thank you so much for your delightful performance.
Thank you for your kind comments. I am happy that I was able to convey the spirit and soul of the music for you, and I will endeavor to keep 'singing' in future performances.
You have a wonderful, light touch! Your playing never sounds forced. And like others who have posted I'm fascinated by your program. I'm especially taken with the Guarnieri; it sent me googling...he was born Mozart Guarnieri! I guess he pretty much had to become a composer, eh? Cheers, HB
Thanks for your comments. It is perfectly understandable why you are not familiar with all of these composers. I'm guessing you recognized the Spanish composer Soler who is thought to have studied with Scarlatti, but the Brazilian composer Camargo Guarnieri and his disciple Osvaldo Lacerda are lesser known. I am currently reading through a lot of Latin American music, and I thought I would share some of it with the Cliburn crowd.
you were my first choice. You played appropriate repertoire with correctness and impact
uvaraven 2 years ago
Thank you so much for being my friend, Stephen
In my memory, all the pieces you play, I didn't heard in Taiwan's classical radio; therefore, I'm so glad to listen it through your channel. Thank you so much for your delightful performance.
Meiling
meilingleiko 2 years ago
My favorite was the Soler. Beautifully played!
cefreilich 2 years ago
Wonderful playing. You inspired me to learn the Ginastera Danzas Argentinas that you played in your last competition. Best of luck to you.
pianogrll 2 years ago
Thanks for you kind words. I am happy that you have found joy in the Ginastera Danzas and have decided to learn them. They are a fun set to play.
smfierros 2 years ago
Stunning (both the music and your performance)!! What an amazingly musical touch you have.
Yesslith 2 years ago
Hola Stephen
I really love your beautiful color.
Pianists do not understand what you naturally have spirit and soul of music. Piano specially was maked to "sing", you sing very very beautiful.
Congratulation
Hermann from Mexico, City
HERMANNCIO 2 years ago
Thank you for your kind comments. I am happy that I was able to convey the spirit and soul of the music for you, and I will endeavor to keep 'singing' in future performances.
smfierros 2 years ago
Stephen, Beautiful playing. I really enjoyed hearing your pieces and watching your technique.
Sandy
sandragjackson 2 years ago
You have a wonderful, light touch! Your playing never sounds forced. And like others who have posted I'm fascinated by your program. I'm especially taken with the Guarnieri; it sent me googling...he was born Mozart Guarnieri! I guess he pretty much had to become a composer, eh? Cheers, HB
hbasarab 2 years ago
Delightful music, delightfully and sensitively played. Thanks for sharing this wonderful yet lesser known music! --JS
jes9015 2 years ago
Very nice playing! All of these pieces are new to me. Soler sounds so much like Scarlatti. Thanks for posting!
Scott
scottjmc 2 years ago
Nice video, and great choice of repertoire.
A couple of the composers are new to me also, and.......how many people really know SOLER either??
Terrific playing!
larchmontmark 2 years ago
Wonderful fresh music, and clean wonderful playing! Judy
equitater 2 years ago
Wonderful sound. Best of luck in the contest. Glad you are back safely from Jackarta.
Denecornett 2 years ago
Wonderful music, played extremely well. I'm not familiar with two of the composers (my ignorance). Good luck.
bobekelund 2 years ago
Thanks for your comments. It is perfectly understandable why you are not familiar with all of these composers. I'm guessing you recognized the Spanish composer Soler who is thought to have studied with Scarlatti, but the Brazilian composer Camargo Guarnieri and his disciple Osvaldo Lacerda are lesser known. I am currently reading through a lot of Latin American music, and I thought I would share some of it with the Cliburn crowd.
smfierros 2 years ago