philip glass: the hours

piano by branka parlic
5th of july 2005. synagogue, novi sad

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[maksusername]

Is that why you're listening to this kind of music? So you can sit above others on a pedestal of pride, and look down upon them for enjoying their music? Because if so, you are sorely missing the point of "this music". Just because you feel different things with music that isn't mainstream or considered within the confines of popular genres doesn't make you smarter or better than anyone else. Because you believe so, it makes me sad that you'll never understand the true meaning of "this music".

[MYsequinedsky]

ms parlic adopts the hours as her own creation [and i believe mr glass happily obliges] so painfully, sensitively she puts all she is into the piece, every note... beautiful perfection.  both of them genius. human treasures.

[isaac ramirez]

perdóname sheldon

[grant rogers]

Simply beautiful!.

[AntonioMarteloAngola]

I'll try, cos it's not easy to book that piano.

Furthermore, I've been wearing crutches last few weeks and my finger are...not ok.

I guess there are lots of pianist here, so, could anybody tell me what I should do to recover that "flexibility"??

It's really annoying...

please and thanks

[SBSMuse]

Beautiful.

[Christian Guzmán]

Como no ves trabajo armónico si es puramente de eso de lo que está hecho el tema + arreglos y arpegios varios.

[hswatnik]

I guess this was a movie soundtrack - nice styling by the paino player and a very enjoyable 10 minutes on youtube- many thanks- h

[Pablo Romero]

This song is powerful and emotional... no need to analyze but to feel the flow of the notes smashing at your forehead with all its feeling... I started playing piano when I was a child and with this videos I feel the need of returning to the piano... Una pieza sutil e intensa... Gracias por compartir, pues no la hubiera conocido nunca por otros medios...

[isaac ramirez]

eres un robot acaso?

[João Maertins]

It stirs emotions in me and is pleasant to listen to. Seems more than enough for me. Then again, all I do is listen.