Rustles of Spring - Sinding (Mystery Pianist)

A world-acclaimed classical pianist shows us that even an old, terribly out-of-tune piano in the back room of a tiny curio shop on Queen Charlotte Island in far northern Canada can sound... well.. uuh... amusing in the hands of a great artist. Thanks for giving us a chuckle. :-)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• piano
• classical
• virtuoso

[warrenproject1]

This makes me smile!

[Arkhangemon]

Spring never sounded so... ominous?

[NicoleMPLage]

Muito bom !!!!!!!!!Veja também minha versão...

[1980MF1980]

If you just tuned that piano it would be enough, no need for a Steinway but if you just tuned that it would be just beautiful! Makes me believe in an affordable instrument.

[KimberleeT1961]

I searched the internet for someone playing with an interpretation close to mine, the great feeling this composition is capable of pulling from one...this was as close as I could find to real feeling, and good sound....on a poor, forgotten and neglected friend in a back-room. Thanks so much for posting. I wish I had recording equipment and I would show you how beautiful I feel when playing this piece. :))

[AllyGraceful]

NEVER EVER have I seen this piece played so easily. Who cares about the flogged out piano ?? Well done master !

[puppylove1206]

Wow! This sounds better than I can play it on my grand piano! Bravo and lol!

[williamscriv]

Every sour note has its charm under the hands of a master.

[moviesmyway]

lol GREAT PLAYING. lol. that piano needs some work hahahahaha.

[procrustesuk]

Bravo! More sinned against than Sinding... I'll let myself out, thanks.

[rascalflattslover92]

I love it! I am learning this song!

[rocketntorpedo]

i love it. lol, it made me laugh and smile so much... yes, even terrible pianos have that "charm" in good hands that even the best pianos can't have in incapable hands...