Rachmaninoff Concerto No. 2 by George Li (15 yr)
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Uploaded on Oct 1, 2011
George performed this on May 6, 2011
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Violina723 1 year ago
This is a community [unpaid] orchestra, not a professional orchestra, so forgive the mistakes as very few of us perform for a living.. We were very happy to have George play with us, and the members of our community in the audience loved his performance.
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dctrtuba1 1 year ago
Nice stuff. Now this is musical talent. The next time I hear someone say pop singers are "talented", I may just slap that person....lol :)
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AparIcci Raul 3 months ago
Admirable la sensibilidad,la maestría de George LI........
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violajean 4 months ago
i like this.
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modelstatue 4 months ago
What was the last encore piece that he played? It sounds very familiar!
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modelstatue 4 months ago
Yea, if you are a serious musician/serious student, your teacher will always make you memorize music that you play. It is a skill that is built at a very young age, and a contributor to why musicians are usually good at retaining/memorizing information at school. I have never seen any performer (with exception of accompanists) that use music when they perform. They almost always have the music memorized. (Rote memorization is a really bad thing however...)
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orchestronics 5 months ago
Most recordings of this concerto (my alltime favorite) are at a slower tempo to showcase the beauty of the harmony and many many wonderful notes. George played it pretty much spot-on the tempo I've heard Rachmaninoff record it at. Kudos to George and the orchestra.
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Alyssa Wheeler 7 months ago
that doesn't make sense but sure...
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FlyingBanana1024102 7 months ago
Consider that as a for your information then.
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Филипп Молчанов 7 months ago
Pianist, your hard working result is beutifull!
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geoffzp2p 7 months ago
amazing for a 15 year old...would like to hear him play with a full-on backing!
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