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We’re playing the finale of this piece for our school concert this year! Favorite song I’ve played in my three years as a middle school orchestra student.

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whoaaaaaa (it's so good)

Симфония #1 2 часть сонатная форма с зеркальной репризой или двойные вариации Вступление 11.38 ГП (или первая тема по форме " двойные вариации") 13.10 ПП (или вторая тема по форме "двойные вариации") 14.18 Двойные вариации - это вариации на две темы

Симфония #4: 1 ч ЗП 1 раздел 06.16 2 раздел 07.35 2 ч 1 раздел: 1 тема 18.17; 2 тема 19.33 Трио 22.18 3 ч трио : 1 тема 29.35, 2 тема 30.17 4 ч Рефрен: 1 тема 34.13, 2 тема 34.25 1 эпизод с 35.00 2 эпизод с 37.29

Perez Robert Brown Brenda Jones Joseph

Trouble of Shostakovich of the time of Scary Stalin is immeasurable and profound and beyond description and unimaginable

Pianist here. I’m very picky about my classical music recordings. This is one of the finest recordings of late-Renaissance/early Baroque keyboard music I’ve heard. The fact that I actually like how it sounds on the modern piano is a testimony to the performer. The works glitter, sparkle, dance, come alive, and breathe humanity and love. There is such a poetry in the voices bouncing off one another and weaving in and out , crossing and separating over and over again. Each short movement expresses a clear and complete musical journey within the construct of a miniature. The amount of space the performer places between the miniatures gives the listener just enough time to reflect, breathe and then be whisked into the next insatiating piece.

Socialist squirming

Hi Zefiro, Where can I buy the score? I have been trying to find one with the piano. Any source

BRAI TUTTI....from Acapulco!

thanks recommended

Fascinant!

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Glenn Gould sucks

Tchaikovsky dió clases de orquestación a Rimsky- Korsakov. Al parecer el alumno opinaba que el maestro era excesivo. Desde luego, viendo los resultados, no hay comparación posible entre la simplona, aunque aparente, orquestación de Rimski y la extraordinariamente elaborada y compleja del gran maestro ruso, el mejor orquestador de su tiempo y, probablemente, de la historia.

any channel putting advertising even in between movements is disrespectful GARBAGE. shame on you!

I don't like this interpretation; it's too fast.

35:34❤️❤️❤️❤️

0:00 Neighborhood Animals 2003 Indonesian VCD

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The key here is wrong. It's in G major, not C major. In order for me to use this video for practicing, I downloaded the "Transpose" extension(one with a yellow background and two black arrows going up and down.) To set this to the original key, I transposed it up 5 times, and set the tuning by roughly .13 cents higher. This should hopefully help you fellow flutists out there. Cheers

1:53 csyo cello

how to become the most hated talented pianist of all time: step 1: become a talented pianist (this is hard) step 2: have this guy be your favourite composer ever for reasons that no one quite knows step 3: bully the composing gods step 4: make weird interpretations you've now become glenn gould

Quite beautiful works, which bespeak his mastery of counterpoint, and intricate rhythmic variety. That first Galliard had me up and ready to twirl, dance and spin. I’ve discovered another master. All hail Senior Orlando Gibbons.

The finale Bobbejaanland Revolution

This sheet music... how can they read this???

15:36 Das Oberkammando der Wehrmacht….

Vorwarts nach osten!

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Le deuxième mouvement me fait tellement penser à Bruckner !

I love Tchaikovsky, Dvorak and Holst much more than Bach, Beethoven and Handel , RIP all ❤ ...

Exceptional balance of voices, beautiful tone definition, excellent sound recording! Gratitude to all who made it possible

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Excerpt 19:18

Why was there an AD in the middle of this💔💔

Entrevista María Fernanda Montenegro | Hey Look ASMR

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Just like playing Bach's lute suites on electric guitar.

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What the hell? That fourth movement…. Copland?

Thank you for taking the time to make and upload this video!

“What is our life but a series of preludes to that unknown song whose first solemn note is tolled by death? The enchanted dawn of every life is love. But where is the destiny on whose first delicious joys some storm does not break?… And what soul thus cruelly bruised, when the tempest rolls away, seeks not to rest its memories in the pleasant calm of pastoral life? Yet man does not long permit himself to taste the kindly quiet that first attracted him to nature’s lap. For when the trumpet sounds he hastens to danger’s post, that in the struggle he may once more regain full knowledge of himself and his strength.”

シュヒターは戦後の日本の音楽復興の恩人です。

Priceless.

1:57 - Побочная партия

Molto bello ❤️

Metal… Gear??