Ginastera Piano Sonata no. 1 op. 22, Citlalli Guevara
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Ginastera - Piano Sonata, No.1 - 4th mvt. (Piano: Christopher Andrews)by Chachboon18,081 views- 4:45
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Brahms- Rhapsody B minor op. 79 no. 1, Citlalli Guevaraby citlalliguevara45,635 views
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Ginastera Sonata Op. 22 4th Mov - Ross Salvosa, pianoby rsalvosa6,663 views
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Scott Meek plays Ginastera Sonata no. 1, ivby scottmeekpiano4,120 views
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Ginastera Sonata No 1 part 2 - Sgourosby cvxmelody4,726 views
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Ann Hogan mezzo soprano - Why do they shut me out of heaven?by annhogan8,306 views
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Enrique Bernardo plays Sonata No 2 A. Ginastera (part 1)by Prorecordings891 views
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Brahms- Rhapsody G minor op. 79 no. 2, Citlalli Guevaraby citlalliguevara68,988 views
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Ginastera - Piano Sonata No. 1, Op.22, 3rd Mov.by taniastavreva606 views
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Gabriela Montero plays Ginasteraby Monstromus8,397 views
Very interesting, exciting and rhythmically vital music. Great performance!
justin10292000 1 year ago
Yes! Makes it jazzy...
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otterhouse 3 years ago
Nice performance. My only suggestion would be on the ending (from 3:55 to the end), it sounds MUCH more impressive and exciting to play it with no breaks and without slowing down. At certain points in the piece, it creates some drama and character to slow down and what not, but that ending should be played loudly with strict rhythm - doing that will leave any audience dumbfounded with awe. It really makes the piece.
joefunk76 4 years ago
Bravo ! Dommage pour les fausses notes, sinon c'est parfait !
AmelieP85 4 years ago
Drowned a bit in the pedal, or was it just the sound quality? Anyways, I like it! Good performance.
Bobstew68 4 years ago
I love the third movement, please, play it!
Azurlake 4 years ago
BRAVO!!!
cassiodream 4 years ago
nice!!! I also play this, i think Im going to play the second movement too~~~
pianozhenzi 5 years ago