Totentanz, with orchestra (Part 2 of 2)
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Fantastic performance!!!! Amateur pianist? Dr. Sigh is a world class pianist, suffering by the fact that he is practicing medicine for a living. He deserves recognition for his talent as a top notch Concert Pianist and musician, and forget the so called 'amateur' status. He makes the rest of us amateur pianists look bad, and feel sorry for ourselves.
stephenjoeagi 2 years ago
Thanks for posting this. I see Franz Liszt as the greatest musician who ever walked the face of the earth, and this work as a high point in his output.
The interpretation is fresh, innovative, and original, and does more to emphasize the dies irae than any other live performance I know of.
How fitting that this piece about fascination with death is performed by a medical doctor. A surgeon maybe? Cheers from a canadian tort lawyer with ambitions for the 2010 concours!
CaseyRocky 3 years ago 2