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Liszt Fugue from Sonata in B Minor
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J.S. Bach--Contrapunctus 9 a 4 Alla Duodecima
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An abandoned piano comes to life.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/eflon/2715396635 'Dirty Piano Keys' http://www.flickr.com/photos/eflon/2716211616 'Abandoned'
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Bach: Canon in Hypodiatessaron al rovescio e per augmentationem perpetuus
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Perpetual canon at a 4th below in contrary motion and augmentation
If we call the second voice (the follower) g and the first voice (the leader) f, then the relationship...
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Bach Ricercar 6
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Watch in high quality here:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=jm-okHwrnzI&fmt=18
I've immersed myself in this fugue for half a year and it feels a bit strange now that it's fi...
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Goal!
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Cornell v. Yale
Watch in high quality for correct sound balance:
watch?v=j4nFF9MHJ4k&fmt=18
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Meatloaf
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My brother and my friend Pete messing around on the piano
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Bach Fugue #22 in B Flat Minor from WTC Book 1
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Five voices. When some fall, others rise. This fugue portrays the complexity of grieving and its eventual demise.
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Bach Prelude #22 in B Flat Minor from WTC Book 1
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A musical portrait of grief.
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Bach Aria from Goldberg Variations
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Sage Chapel. For whom does the bell toll?
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Contrapunctus VII a 4, per Augmentationem et Diminutionem
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This fugue's main subject accompanies itself throughout in half and double note values, twelve times upright and sixteen times upside-down. Its four voices and four statem...
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About Seabamirum
I taught myself how to play piano when I was 17. I love playing the piano, except that I memorize new pieces very slowly. I started by playing mostly Liszt, which was really too much for me, so now I primarily play Bach.
Also, I'm a little bit obsessed with fugues.
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I taught myself how to play piano when I was 17. I love playing the piano, except that I memorize new pieces very slowly. I started by playing mostly Liszt, which was really too much for me, so now I primarily play Bach.
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