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6 months ago
MetalGuitarAsh • 1,314,118 views
SophieMadeleineEve
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6 months ago
Billy Joel - Just the way you are
Another favourite song of mine!!
leedes27 • 5,439,226 views
SophieMadeleineEve
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Billy Joel is a very gifted musician send by God to mediate between the harmful forces of depravity and poverty in music and decadence and purity. His chords are that of a skilled jazz pianist, his voice is that of a great synagogue cantor, a light but constant tenor. And he writes better in my o...
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6 months ago
pacamootha • 6,221 views
SophieMadeleineEve
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Dear All, who was James? Was it someone that used to play with Billy when he was starting out? It is as though Billy is angry at him. The music is some of the most classically or baroque influenced music that i have heard Billy play. It is a little harsh. Musically exquisite. I remember someone p...
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8 months ago
Ravel La tombeau de Couperin Forlane Rubinstein Rec. 1963.wmv
Paris was the home of Arthur Rubinstein for many years of his life. So it is not surprising that he knew and played the music of Debussy, Ravel an...
Beckmesser2 • 24,292 views
SophieMadeleineEve
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It's funny i was at Fairfield Halls in Croydon where Arthur Rubinstein had appeared at a guest conductor in the early 1960's, he had not signed his photograph which is on the artist entrance wall. What a great pianist he is...to all our young pianists, start young like our friend Rubinstein. Ever...
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8 months ago
Sviatoslav Richter plays Pictures at an Exhibition (4/4)
Part 4
Modest Mussorgsky, Pictures at an Exhibition (rec. 1958)
9. The Hut on Hen's Legs (Baba-Yaga)
10. The Bogatyr Gates (in the Capital in Kiev)
truecrypt • 30,041 views
SophieMadeleineEve
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Here is an artist who can really paint with the piano. The colours and dynamics are all so rich. Here is an artist that brings sober and delicate colours to the piano turning it into a vehicle of grace and wonder. Thank the Lord almighty for such a mirror into the soul of almightly grace and insp...
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8 months ago
Ingmar Lazar (12 years old) Pictures at an Exhibition (10)
Ingmar lazar in recital Salle Cortot Paris - February 2006
Mussorksky - Pictures at an Exhibition The Great Gate of Kiev
klodomyr • 20,267 views
SophieMadeleineEve
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What a miracle from the Lord of Hosts! Where is he now?
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8 months ago
Sviatoslav Richter plays Pictures at an Exhibition (1/4)
Part 1
Modest Mussorgsky, Pictures at an Exhibition
Promenade (rec. 1958)
1. "Gnomus" (Latin: The Gnome)
Promenade
2. "Il vecchio castello" (Italia...
truecrypt • 90,581 views
SophieMadeleineEve
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If you had to choose between Emerson Lake and Palmer and Sviatoslav Richter, rather like the choice between a groovy mug and a bone china original part of a Tsarist tea-set that somehow won it's place on the Soviet shelf, then i would still go for the original, elaborate and charming tea-cup.
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8 months ago
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8 months ago
Rachmaninov plays Rachmaninov Piano Concerto 3 (1939)
PT 1a. http://youtube.com/watch?v=...
Piano Concerto No. 3 in D minor, Op. 30
1. Allegro ma non tanto (excerpt)
Philadelphia Orchestra
Cond...
theoshow2 • 2,084,977 views
SophieMadeleineEve
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8 months ago
Prokofiev plays Rachmaninoff Prelude op. 23 No 5 (C. 1920)
Duo-Art Reproducing Piano Roll #6198
Aeolian Audiographic Piano Roll #D753 (UK)
Prelude op. 23 No. 5 in G-minor
Composer: Sergei Rachmaninov
Serge...
theoshow2 • 271,028 views
SophieMadeleineEve
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Is it that Prokofiev is having a little joke with his superior and predecessor at Moscow and St. Petersburg, whose concerts are more sell out than his not so well attended ones in the States? Is it that they are in the same game? He is obviously inspired by this piece, but is drawing out its cont...
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8 months ago
Neutroniumm • 21,606 views
SophieMadeleineEve
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It is quite incredible that despite his stature and physical attributes, Sergei Vasilievich was an amazing interpreter of his own works because it seems he could play the full range of dynamics...ppp to fff...and prestissimo to largo. He is a remarkable composer and also a remarkable player of hi...
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8 months ago
TheKidclassical • 66,917 views
SophieMadeleineEve
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The thing is that Horowitz despite his excellent communication skills and potent transferrability and excellent interpretation skill just plays a tad too loud...this score is marked piano, i think that is was Sergei Vasilievich intended. If only Vladimir his colleague and friend would play the be...
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8 months ago
Larissa Gergieva
Clip from a lecture by Larissa Gergieva, director of the Mariinsky Conservatory and Professor of Staging
feeziks884 • 969 views
SophieMadeleineEve
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Ia chitaio...NE mozhet chelovek... paraphrased: it is my firm conviction that anyone who is concerned only with the theory of music etc.. or does not know what it means to sing (inserted by author: or according to Larissa 'has not stood themselves as a singer') ought NOT to sing.
Phil Collins and Sting look so like 'this is just for Paul because we owe him a cultural debt' 'we are not here but we are' Elton is thinking 'when is Paul going to let me play a chord?, but i am smiling and enjoying it for the fans, i also sang this one and enjoy it' one of the best showmen and ...