Lowell Liebermann: Sonata 2nd movement

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Uploaded by on Feb 12, 2008

Liebermann's breathtaking 2nd movement of the sonata played by Kenny Aaberg Larsen at the "Spil for livet" competition on Danish national tv.

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  • LIEBERMANN IS GOD!!!!!!

  • indeed ;)

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  • Holy shit. That is some of the craziest flute playing I have ever heard. I'm a pianist, but still this was crazy. Best of luck...

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  • bravo ! keep it up bro !

  • 5 doesn´t know anything about music.

  • @4444matthew4444 God of music :D

  • I like your tunging, your sound, the judge, and the Danish national tv progrom, it looks like a kind of "Danish Got Talent" for the Classical fellow.

  • The pianist should have the lid down, the flautist is trying to be expressive and on moments of color change, she totally covered him.

  • You make me want to play my flute right now. But I think I'm addicted to watching you play. =]

  • The treble is too rough..

  • I've seen all the videos you posted, and I just LOVE the energy you put into every piece of music you play! And the 'style' and the interpretation...... I think that's what makes your play so special!!!!

  • Rampal 2 :)

  • i think working on really full sound in the lower registers would benefit you hugely and firming up the middle register in fast passages :) NICE double tonguing at the end - its fast!! good job!

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