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When you want to hear elevator music from the comfort of your own home. Groundbreaking.

"LemminkäinenTron-2000 is successfully reactivated" 💀💀💀

That ad placement tho😢

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⭐️: Ya E Minor! Alright Ya! *2 seconds later* - 💤

Cette musique se déplie comme un livre d'images plein d'étoiles, où viennent filer les oiseaux, tourner les farandoles, claquer les crécelles et danser les sorciers 🧙🧚 De rondes en comptines, les arrangements étalent leur mystère et les instruments ont la rondeur et le brillant des carillons 🤗

Beautifull harmonies 😊

It seems important to know that the first piece actually wrote is a Tantum Ergo, for SATB choir and organ/harmonium

oasis de fantasía y aliento para el soñador…

How bold you are, Erwin Schulhoff

When I first listened to this, I thought Scriabin wrote it by smashing the keys with his palm. But I'm back here the fifth time, and oh god it's beautiful as f.

Fine sense of romantic grandeur in Hamelin's interpretation; he brings it to the edge of possibility. Nice description!

Wow these are great. I believe I hear some influence on Janacek's solo piano works at times. I want to learn No.4 @8:44

Ocito je Cajkovski bio dobar trgovac , kad je toliko reklama ubacivao u svoje kompozicije

No. 5 is 😍😍

The performer is extremely creative about the tempo, I don't see the slightest indication in the score that you need to play it "a la chopin" and almost come to a standstill in bar 7.

13:46 is something very special. A gift from above

Such a fantastically underrated symphony, fresh, transparent, and with a unique harmonic sensibility. God I wish the guy had laid off the chemistry and written a few more of these.

What a lovely gem the algorithm has given us today.

What a nice little piece! I love the unexpected section at 1:05

Duly unforgettable. This is the sonic equivalent of watching icebergs melt at night.

Beautiful work, very sparkling, the fugue(s) sound(s) very 'authentic baroque'. Outstanding performance, thanks for sharing.

Загадочная старославянская музыка в представлении римского

I guess one can say this song is well read.

Thank you.

2:41

Wonderful.

Opening reminds me of the opening moments of Rachmoninoff's 1st Piano Concerto. Ornsteins's compositions get tiresome to listen to. He didn't know how to build an architectually, emotionally satisfying musical experience. It's all bang, bang, bang. All too forced. Oh look, I'm so atonal sounding. Zzzzz.

Can’t decide if this is middle or late Scriabin

Mozart did this much better. He called it A Musical Joke.

It was an early work and published postumously. Remember his 6th symphony was op.74. The last work he completed and conducted 9 days before his untimely death.

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The writing feels almost intentionally brutalist, consciously avoiding any kind of real melodicism, which made for a unique listening experience. The sound of scordatura makes it sound even more bizarre, that in tandem with the the somewhat empty writing that makes this an interpretative challenge for the string player who wishes to be musically expressive… Yes he’s obviously no Haydn, but it’s great that the American polymath founding father took an interest in music and that we have documents like this that survive. (Although I’ve read that this particular composition’s attribution is dubious.) If he did write it, I imagine it was something he just did for fun to play with friends. Maybe it’s not fair to compare this one-off novelty piece to the legacies of some of the greatest composers in western civilization. Nieztche also tried composing music….

Could you please do one for the original version for piano, violin, cello, and drum?

Who orchestrated it?

How do you do your engraving?

Might be interesting to take material from this piece and try to depict the horrors of war with it.

What kind of piano could this be? It sounds so grand, might be Steinway I’m not too sure, but it sounds so powerful.

0:29

This piece is friggin flawless

I am playing this

What's it like when a kid creates a masterpiece that still arouses admiration after 200 years?

Hi i'm tryng to write my thesis about this piece, can you tell me were you took the things you have wrote in the bio? Ps hope there aren't too many english mistakes in this comment

They get better (or maybe you just get into them?). LOVE no. 8; a riot! (cf. Waltz by Arthur Lourié) And no. 9; sumptuous! Truly awesome pianism! Thanks for posting.

This is actually my transcription from around 20 years ago! It got copied into a book by an Australian guy, Jonathan Gemmil, a while back, crazy how it shows up in strange places after all these years. He put several of my transcriptions into his book (mistakes and all, haha). Nice job playing by Victor

I'm glad that a score video exists for this piece, but wow its bad.

7:06 Dvorak Humoresque

3:20 (upcoming audition!!)