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Uploaded by on Apr 6, 2009

Mogens Dalsgaard plays the Weddingday at Troldhaugen. Actually it was composed 25 years after Edvard and Ninas Wedding. At first it was a fourhand composition, named "Arrival of the Wellwishers" inspired by the many people who arrived at Troldhaugen, when they celebrated their Silverwedding. www.pianist.dk

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  • So uplifting!

  • Very nice!  Love all the hand motions/gestures. Great playing. Thank you...

  • the best I have ever heard. Happy New Year Mr. Dalsgaard

  • (Older ;) ) men rule! Terrific.

  • Steinway? It definitely sounds like one. Oh, wait... never mind. I just saw the name in one of the views. Yep. Definitely a Steinway.

  • Steinway?

  • @temesir anybody that can play this song is definitely not an amateur.

  • This is very bad. This man is an eager amateur. Maybe better at other pieces, but couldn't catch the essence.

    Listen to 'de Greef (1862-1940): Grieg - "Wedding Day at Troldhaugen" ' on youtube.

    How much more colorful, what dynamics.

  • Grieg is one of my most loved composers and this is my favourite piece. It has both happy and sad associations for me, but I adore listening to it. Thank you for posting it.

  • Played with true feeling and exemplary taste. The search stops here.

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