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Guys, gather around! What is this? I can't decide whether I like it or it is just too much. Help me!
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I've always been a fan of Ashkenazy, but this recording doesn't work for me. Is it me or are there others who have the same opinion?
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Just listened to the #fourseasons live after a very long time. What do you genuinely think about it?
Finally, I am at the Musikverein. Listening to a living legend #annesophiemutter
What do you think about this recording? Want to hear your opinions:
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The last movement of the Italian Concerto is amazing. Please listen to how he plays with the volumes of two hands in the last movement.
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Beautiful... I don't mean her as well, the recording. Her beauty is given anyways :)
I know it is not right to make such lists, however I can't stop wondering what your favourite 5 solo piano pieces are?
Good morning! Here is a beautiful album to start your day.
Album – Westhoff: Sonates pour violon & basse continue music.youtube.com/playlist?l… via @youtubemusic
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“John was a very spiritual guy, but he was also very magnetic. So I understood why Elvin had to play the way he played. Because whatever you could throw at John, John was like a sponge—he absorbed it. So I realized on an energetic level how amazing John Coltrane was”
—Jack
Her sound is beatiful, isn't it?
Not yet done with #Bach’s Little Preludes! Here’s the lovely E-, BWV938. Listen (even on this basic recording) to how you can vary the sound. Always a bit in every piece of Bach that can be played at a softer dynamic: here it’s the bars lower down towards end of 2nd section.
This came as a great surprise in the morning, just popped up in new releases. I thought Trevor Pinnock had already recorded these, just found out that this is his first recording of the masterpieces. Very exciting. play.google.com/music/m/B24a…
In memoriam music.youtube.com/watch?v=p9…
We are sad to announce the death of composer Krzysztof Penderecki who died this morning in Kraków, Poland. en.schott-music.com/krzyszto…
Another Beethoven Complete Piano Sonatas Recording. Here is my first impressions on Igor Levit's set which came out a couple of months ago: xitter.gq/opusnerd/status/119023…
I want to ask the same question "Why do we need new recordings?"
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Here is what I think about these recordings, if any one cares. :)
I have listened to each sonata at least 3 times. As far as I know the last 5 sonatas are from a previous release. So Levit has recorded 27 sonatas for this one.
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This really hit me hard. Goodbye 'Magician'. He was the only conductor I have seen who could produce orchestra sound with his finger tips.
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Here is what I think about these recordings, if any one cares. :)
I have listened to each sonata at least 3 times. As far as I know the last 5 sonatas are from a previous release. So Levit has recorded 27 sonatas for this one.
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When you listen to the last five sonatas which were recorded earlier in his career, you can hear that he is more calculating, taking less risk. With the new ones, I think he took a risk for these recordings to stand out from the crowd.