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@FrankenBosey Played this a couple of years ago...forgot how good it sounded. Of course, I played it like an amateur compared to that. Great dynamics, expression, everything!
I dont know the piece too much, Im playing it right now by the very knowledge I know about Sibelius. In anycase Ill keep your comment in mind and try otther ways.
Well, that was just my impression about the subject of the piece. Not the music of Sibelius. I feel that this spruce ought to be rather a monumental figure in a Nordic forest, than a larch or a Christmas tree.
Yes it's symboling a big spruce standing in the Finnish wildernes at winter time (for what I have unterstood). I like this song also a bit more soft and slower.
But this is stil good playing. I couldn't play better.
Thank you Elaine. I read that Philip Ramey once told Copland he considered Howard Hanson an "American Sibelius". Copland responded, "You flatter Hanson". -f
Sibelius (1865-1957) was an almost exact contemporary of Richard Strauss (1864-1949). He composed most of his big works between 1890 and 1924, the year of his seventh symphony. After that he wrote very little.
Thank you. I sometimes think it's a little much in places, but I get a lot of compliments on it. (I wish the Sibelius set weren't so distorted, but we're working on that part for future vids.) F-
very good level for an amateur congratulations ^^
dindan4 6 months ago
@dindan4 Thank you much Sana. Good to say hello.
FrankenBosey 6 months ago
Very nice...enjoyed!
ThePianoStudio 10 months ago
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MrBiogeochemistry1 10 months ago
Nice play frank .I subed you.Have a good day
Artforall100 1 year ago
@Artforall100 Thank you. I've subed your channel also.
FrankenBosey 11 months ago
Wow you're awesome :))))
Mary64745642 1 year ago
@Mary64745642 Thank you good lady.
FrankenBosey 1 year ago
compliments for your sober and delicate interpretation...
do you know where i can find the score ??
thank you marcofalossi@fastwebnet.it
sifalox 1 year ago
@sifalox Thank you sir. Sheet Music Plus has a copy. I sent a link your direction.
FrankenBosey 1 year ago
Bravo!!!
Danechkapiano 2 years ago
Thank you sir.
FrankenBosey 2 years ago
@FrankenBosey Played this a couple of years ago...forgot how good it sounded. Of course, I played it like an amateur compared to that. Great dynamics, expression, everything!
chairmobile 1 year ago
@chairmobile Thank you for the good words. Glad you enjoyed it.
FrankenBosey 1 year ago
im playing this song on friday for nyssma. i love it =]
emilyluvsmusic22 3 years ago
Thanks for the comment and good luck on your performance.
FrankenBosey 3 years ago
I like it more soft but its nice for the ear to hear it on that great piano.
konzolmester 3 years ago
Well, have you ever tried jumping on a spruce naked? I don't think "spruce" is soft.
pa61302 3 years ago
I dont know the piece too much, Im playing it right now by the very knowledge I know about Sibelius. In anycase Ill keep your comment in mind and try otther ways.
konzolmester 3 years ago
Well, that was just my impression about the subject of the piece. Not the music of Sibelius. I feel that this spruce ought to be rather a monumental figure in a Nordic forest, than a larch or a Christmas tree.
pa61302 3 years ago
Yes it's symboling a big spruce standing in the Finnish wildernes at winter time (for what I have unterstood). I like this song also a bit more soft and slower.
But this is stil good playing. I couldn't play better.
DIM0RI 2 years ago
Beautiful. Have you ever heard of Barcarola op 24 No. 10? I would like to hear it. Can you play it?
Tiiwy 3 years ago
I don't have a copy of Op. 24. But I've put it on my to-get list. Thanks. -f
FrankenBosey 3 years ago
It's a long while since I listened to this. It strikes me as being as beautiful as ever. E
yourforte 3 years ago
Thank you Elaine. I read that Philip Ramey once told Copland he considered Howard Hanson an "American Sibelius". Copland responded, "You flatter Hanson". -f
FrankenBosey 3 years ago
He must be an 'American thing'...
yourforte 3 years ago
Who's Hanson?
yourforte 3 years ago
He was a composer, a contemporary of Copland, Piston, Britten and others active during the first half of the 20th century.
FrankenBosey 3 years ago
Sibelius (1865-1957) was an almost exact contemporary of Richard Strauss (1864-1949). He composed most of his big works between 1890 and 1924, the year of his seventh symphony. After that he wrote very little.
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hurrigane93 3 years ago
Beautiful phrasing and use of rubato
iddyumpty 3 years ago
Thank you. I sometimes think it's a little much in places, but I get a lot of compliments on it. (I wish the Sibelius set weren't so distorted, but we're working on that part for future vids.) F-
FrankenBosey 3 years ago