I Love You - by Cole Porter

Me playing "I Love You," a song written by Cole Porter. This is a very unusual piece, passionate and filled with interesting chords. It is from the show "Mexican Hayride," dating back to 1944. ** Please visit: www.albertaprigliano.net. CD's/downloads available!! ** Sorry, sheet music not available as all arrangements are my own. My style comes from a Juilliard education & 40 years of professional playing.

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Music

Tags:

• love
• you
• cole
• porter
• mexican
• hayride
• 1944
• showtune
• jewelyard
• piano
• solo
• easy-listening
• romantic
• albert
• aprigliano
• musical
• broadway
• vaudeville
• Juilliard
• manhattan
• new
• york
• theater

[dazzelya]

Great job as always Sir.

A couple months ago you commented on my cat being very well behaved. Let me tell you sir, yours wins the gold! hehe

[jewelyard]

Sometimes I think he's "cat"-atonic!

[pianistica]

I learn a lot by listening to your videos, it's a good way to know the best american songs.

Somehow, this piano version relates from beginning to end a love tale. Every single note joins to build the sentimental mood.

[dazzelya]

Hahaha. Padum pum- pshhh

[campingslet]

Best wishes for 2009 Albert! Always a joy to hear you play the piano. Could you play your interpretation of "Cent mille chansons" by Frida Boccara for me please?