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Shostakovitch's "Largo" from Piano Trio in E Minor

3 top worldclass musicians play Shostakovitch's "Largo" from his Piano Trio in E Minor -- Russian born violinist Mark Peskanov and pianist Paul Ostrovsky and 18 year-old German cellist, Marie-Elisa...  
 
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elite1977 (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Maria Elizabeth, I see you on dvd of Rostropovich cello competition 2005. You play beatiful. You are a great musician.
NotLikeRagout (11 months ago) Show Hide
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I went to the same school. I braided her hair for a concert. lol. good old times.
Thomascello (1 year ago) Show Hide
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he is oten a little bit away from the perfect tune, and it sounds horrible at 1:41^^
rikkirikkirikki22 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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its not out of tune because the violinst is playing an F natural while the pianist plays an F#.
Thomascello (1 year ago) Show Hide
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ok ok if you think so... in my eyes its out of tune but if you think its not ok
sasha42196 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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That's incorrect. The pianist is playing an F natural and the violinist is supposedly an F# but it is quarter-tone flat, then immediately after that the f octave was terribly flat. I thought my ear drums were going to pop. I don't know what's worse, his intonation or his tie.
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i think it's out of tune as well at some points. out of tune isn't playing simultaneously a F and an F sharp. It's when playing an F and an F sharp 1/2... when the piece doesn't use microtones... :-)
Thomascello (6 months ago) Show Hide
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thats what I mean :) 'f#' instead of 'f' would be just wrong but not out of tune
sasha42196 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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LOL, I agree.  Flat as a pancake.
rikkirikkirikki22 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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no hes not. he plays everyhing so perfectly.
which is hard in the beginning when hes playing notes you usually play on the E string on the D string

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