György Ligeti - Etude no.4 "Fanfares"

[mumps59]

Best observance of the absurd dynamic markings I've heard! (I mean, "pppppppp"? Come on.)

[cikibli]

Detroit!

[NancyTheMusicLover1a]

cool photo..

[Dachion]

" VeRy nIcE":|}{"

[fcyeznikian]

Thanks a lot SousukesagaraJKD ! Have a nice day or night ...cheers, Franck

[Xanekros]

@fcyeznikian

Thanks, and many compliments for your works! I'm studing composition too and I would like to enter the Bachelor in Paris. Are you armenian?

[fcyeznikian]

Thank you ...you choose a marvelous picture to "illustrate" this score...but could you tell me the name of the photographer ? Merci !

[sousukesagaraJKD]

@fcyeznikian

It's a photo from the site of Yves Marchand & Romain Meffre. Try googling "Yves Marchand & Romain Meffre piano" and you'll find a lot of interesting pictures :)

[dinoimeri]

One of the best performances of this etude indeed. Could you tell us who's the author of the picture?

[ssdamouni]

very well done



[czechhoslovakia]

I love Aimard's' recordings of the etudes.

[Xanekros]

Me too, well he was higly prized by Ligeti himself ;)

[nekezajebancije]

The picture quality goes with the rhythm...

I believe this is incredibly hard to play.

[Xanekros]

Ahah, I didn't notice that! :)

However it's not easy but there are a lot more difficult studies of Ligeti.

[chienkiri]

miaooooooooo