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Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Piano Concerto No.1 First Movement

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Uploaded by on Jan 12, 2011

From ELP's 1977 album "Works Volume 1"
Written by Keith Emerson.
Copyright belongs to Sanctuary Records Group Ltd.

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  • This music kicks ass! It's quite legit as a classically oriented piece if you ask me and it's not shy to bring in contemporary elements in rhythm and melodic orientation. The orchestration reminisces of some Bernstein and Copland flavors as well and the thematic content is also very rich. It's very likeable, so much so that I intend to keep listening to it. Thanks for the upload.

  • Master Mastro

  • a taste of baroque, classical and romantic era music all rolled up in a piano concerto. why ? b/c he can. interesting, i wouldn't place this album on the shelf next to my vintage classical music albums.. it can proudly sit next to my yes and king crimson albums...rock to be taken seriously. same goes for jazz, coltrane, davis, diz, bird...living rock guitarist...JEFF BECK !!

  • I haven't heard this in a long time. Excellent.

  • A reminder as to how serious Keith was in the early days...I always hoped that their would have been piano concerto no. 2.Keith will always be a giant in the world of rock music!! Keith I still waiting..

  • This work is slowly gaining pace amongst classical purists. Sadly, only when Emerson dies will this work receive the British air-play it deserves. In my opinion, it encompasses all that Keith could say in the language of music. A truly beautiful work.

  • The theme that begins at 4:48 is one of the most beautiful in all of modern orchestral music, imho. It's so "singable," too -- you can almost hear Greg Lake singing along.

  • Excellent ! Thanks for uploading.

  • I have been looking for this for sooo long!! thanks so much!!

  • Amazing!! What a treat.

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