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3 days ago
Le marteau sans maître - I.
Pierre Boulez - Le marteau sans maître
Une production
Codes d'accès et Théâtre la Chapelle
Montréal -- Novembre 2007
Cristian Gort, direction musi...
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6 days ago
HOROWITZ AT THE WHITE HOUSE 5-Chopin Polonaise Heroic
HOROWITZ AT THE WHITE HOUSE 5-Chopin Polonaise Heroic
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@shirusubemonaku I'm not a huge fan of Horowitz but I hope you're joking!
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6 days ago
The Ultimate Piano Concerto Cadenza?
Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 3, cadenza by Charles-Valentin Alkan. Performed by Marc-Andre Hamelin. The only cadenza I can think of that is as spec...
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@philipthebiolaprof You must be great fun at parties.
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1 week ago
Pollini plays Chopin Live part 3 (Berceuse op.57 & Scherzo op.31)
Chopin Berceuse op.57 & Scherzo op.31
Pollini live performance
London 2011
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1 week ago
Rachmaninoff plays Chopin Scherzo No.2 Op.31, (audio, reproducing piano)
My first YouTube upload. A darker and more masculine interpretation of this Chopin Scherzo.
Ampico reproducing piano. (Knabe concert grand)
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@Pianist46 It's not a song.
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1 week ago
Richard Goode - Chopin Nocturne Op.55 No.2 in E flat major
Jerusalem Theater, 6.3.2010
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2 weeks ago
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@marcxopoco I'm not doubting the quality of Friedman's recording. You haven't answered my questions though.
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1 week ago
Chopin - Ballade No. 1 in G minor, Op. 23 "LIVE" (Maurizio Pollini, piano)
Live audio broadcast recorded at the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, 4-2004
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1 week ago
Brahms: Ein Deutsches Requiem - Simon Rattle, Berliner Phil
Simon Rattle and the Berliner Philharmoniker returns to the 19th-century Germanic repertoire on which the orchestras heritage has been based since ...
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@rklight33 Isn't he merely interpreting Brahms' own comment that he wishes he'd had the nerve to call it a Human Reqiuem?
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1 month ago
Mahler - Symphony No. 9 at BBC Proms 2011 (Sir Roger Norrington; Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra)
All credit goes to Sir Roger and the Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra, the BBC, and of course Gustav Mahler.
Enjoy!
I. Andante comodo (0:05:37)...
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@violakeenan12 I agree it's different but I'm not sure using no vibrato automatically makes something authentic. I recently bought Bruno Walter's late 30s recording with the Vienna Philharmonic and I really can't hear the seeds of this performance in that. There is a naturalness about Walter that...
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3 months ago
Lang Lang - Chopin Piano Sonata No.3 op.58-4 Finale
ランラン ショパン ピアノソナタ 第３番 op.58 第４楽章 Finale:Presto ma non tanto ロ短調
郎朗 肖邦 B小调 第三钢琴奏鸣曲 终曲
Performance : August, 2005 （演奏：2005年8月）
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This is pedestrian and boring. Argerich or Pollini are so much more passionate.
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3 months ago
Pollini - Brahms Piano Concerto No.1 1M(2/2)
Pollini - Brahms Piano Concerto No.1 1M(2/2)
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Can you upload the rest of the concerto please?
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3 months ago
Elliott Carter: Con Leggerezza Pensosa (w/ score)
Con Leggerezza Pensosa was commissioned by Dr. Raffaele Pozzi, the director of the Istituto di Studi Musicali in Latina, Italy, as an homage to the...
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Carter has said that he's more interested in the character of each musical idea rather than accuracy of rhythm or notes.
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3 months ago
Brian Ferneyhough: Lemma-Icon-Epigram [with score]
Ferneyhough's solo piano piece Lemma-Icon-Epigram, written in 1981 and performed here by the dedicatee, Massimiliano Damerini.
"The title of this...
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rydubz7. You're really not too bright are you? Who's to say what is good and bad? Who decides what a "real reality" is, as you put it? Please explain why I don't have a right to an opinion.
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3 months ago
Pollini Liszt Transcendental Etude X
A very recent concert of Pollini who is playing an unusual piece for him!!!!
It is very interesting to compare with the same study played by Boris ...
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I agree this a bit rushed and certainly not Pollini at his best but I don't hear him losing control at the end. A couple of wrong notes doesn't equal a loss of control. Also, Pollini may play too fast and harshly sometimes but he is no show-off!
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4 months ago
Charlie Rose - Daniel Barenboim
In a conversation, Daniel Barenboim talks about Elliot Carter's "late style."
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Imaxim. Your ignorance borders on stupidity. If you don't know what you're talking about, don't open your mouth.
About chairrest35's channel
For all you doubters of this music, of course you have the right not to like it but, Stravinsky considered it a great masterpiece. Is it just possible he may have known what he was talking about?