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3 weeks ago
Hélène Grimaud - Interview _ lifestyle, music
Hélène Grimaud is a perfectionist but she rebuts the notion of perfection.
She said: "The most beautiful moments are not the formally perfect. On ...
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1 month ago
Bedřich Smetana: Má Vlast Moldau (Vltava) [City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra]
A TRIP TO PRAGUE, including Ma Vlast -- Download for $9.99 at: http://emhclassicalmusic.ba...
EPIC ORCHESTRA, includ...
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1 month ago
Martha Argerich Evening Talks
Martha Argerich has long been hailed as one of the greatest and most uniquely imaginative pianists. She is most admired for the pure joy of her mus...
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1 month ago
Cowboy Bebop - HQ Series Finale Ending Sequence "The Real Folk Blues"
The ending sequence to the critically acclaimed TV series Cowboy Bebop. This video is an extract of the series finale of Cowboy Bebop, 'The Real Fo...
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2 months ago
Bach Before Breakfast : Fugue
I play Bach on the piano every day before breakfast.
Yo todos los dias toco música de Bach antes de desayunar.
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2 months ago
Bach Fminor Prelude & Fugue #12 (Book 1) WTC
My audition performance to get back into school.
This is Bach's Fminor Prelude & Fugue (#12) From Book 1 of WTC.
Other pieces from the audition:
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Nicely done! I especially appreciated the delicacy of your trills.
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2 months ago
Debussy 37 chansons
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Claude Debussy - Proses Lyriques - I. De rêve
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Claude Debussy - Proses Lyriques - II. De grève
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Claude Debussy - Proses Lyriques - III. De fleurs
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Claude Debussy - Proses Lyriques - IV. De soir
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Debussy : "L'enfant prodigue"- Air de Siméon & Trio with Jeanine Micheau
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Irène Joachim sings Debussy's La Chevelure
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Irène Joachim sings Debussy's La Flûte de Pan
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Irène Joachim sings Debussy's Le Tombeau des naïades
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Renée Fleming - L'enfant prodigue : Air de Lia - Azaël, pourquoi m'as-tu quittée (Claude Debussy)
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About FarStarz's channel
@Pixel00PeaceAndLove Yeah, you need to understand Bach, yeah it's not just playing it with your hands. But seriously, how do you learn except by doing? Ever tried figuring out how the subject and countersubject work together without playing the fugue blindly a hundred times? Bach is fundament...