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🙏Stands supreme with Horowitz on the podium of transporting excellence 🌷🌹🌷

12:34 K27

Eddie ''Lockjaw'' Davis!

Listen also her marvelllous Rameau’s Suites. Exquisite

This exposition was such a majestic and emotionally diverse experience on the hands of a virtuoso of the piano, as only Ms. Meyer can make it. This is a gem that have to be saved in the annals of the time to show how talented can be a person and how can express such an amplious variety of feelings through the music. I'm honored to find this compilation of good pieces of music

Que maravilla 👏👏👏

Muy bueno , que sensibilidad 👍🏻👏👏

K 27 is sublime.

She caresses music out of the piano.

Ich liebe Marcelle Meyer.

I moved to Westport, CT in 1967 a a Jr in high school, and John accepted me as a piano student. I never had the musical muse, but as John explained the the musical to me in analytical fashion, I found myself relating to music that had been largely closed to me before. His patience with me has been a lifelong gift as listener to music, and I owe him a huge debt of gratitude for the time he spent with me.

Enchanting!

Comme la première lumière de l'aube, cette musique ouvre les yeux à de nouvelles promesses et à toutes les merveilles de la nature. Evocatrices de pouvoirs au-delà de l'observation, ces pièces tirent les ficelles du cœur, attirent les nostalgies et réveillent les amours, les vies écorchés et la torpeur des veilleurs endormis.

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My grandfather, Philip Mehegan worshipped John, his cousin. I never got to meet him, now with You Tube I’m learning so much about him, but it’s inspiring to discover he was so influential. I play music as a hobby (I’m a visual artist/educator) and feel a deep connection to him, even if he’s a distant relative.

bravooo!

Wonderful to have live track of John Mehegan playing!

Wow! Thank you!

Her gentle touch is so inspiring. It's as if she taught flowers to sing.

Utterly superb!!! What wonderful playing and such control! Thank you so very much for this delight!

Love you Dad! Thanks, Victor, for posting this!! 😍 --Tara Mehegan

I’m in tears. Not heard this for years. So restrained and precise and beautiful. Thank you.

One of my everlasting favourites.

Check out her Rameau!

I like her playing very much. Too many pianists just pound away. Here I hear music.

Eddie Davis's tenor playing is quite outstanding and think Mr Errol Garner himself would be impressed.

WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! From a mad keen 74yo Aussie fan. GOD--mizpahboy---Are you trying to impress? Very heavy comments.

Très bon! Tchan Tchou! surtout Nuages, Sublime!

I don"t have any right for it. but I am very proud of her....

Thank you all... such marvelous music is life's delight.

John Mehegan's wonderful and comprehensive jazz piano method books were my primary jazz education in college. i'm very happy to see he has a RUclips presence.

Excellent interpretation and execution of the instrument, thanks for sharing

Oh my! Thank you for keeping this wonderful pianist alive, bringing joy, even now.

There is some fantastic pianistic color and recorded sound in there, muffled under EMI's sadly uniform approach to reengineering, and I would love to hear it come fully alive and re-bloom in the hands of somebody sensitive like Ward Marston of Marston Records.

O that my tongue were in the thunder's mouth! then with passion would I shake the world, and rouse from sleep that fell anatomy which cannot hear a lady's feeble voice, which scorns a modern invocation..."Misty" is one of those beautiful tunes that will endure long after you and I no longer walk the path of life. Like the kiss a lover gives in the morning, it lingers on your lips all day long. Davis and Scott are a perfect match and this rendition is like that "kiss" that lingers on your lips...all day long. Nice upload.

What a great pleasure to listen to this! Absolutely heavenly! ( I just saw that I wrote almost exactly the same thing a year ago. Ha!)

0:00 Sonate en ré majeur, Kk.478 3:45 Sonate en ré majeur, Kk.492 7:04 Sonate en mi majeur, Kk.380 12:34 Sonate en si mineur, Kk.27 15:37 Sonate en si mineur, Kk.245 18:20 Sonate en ré mineur, Kk.32 19:33 Sonate en la mineur, Kk.175

Beautiful. Thanks for posting this jewel.

...Davvero conoscevano il "Pianoforte" questi grandi pianisti.... e sapevano collegare cervello cuore e leve.... nella più alta sinergia d'intenti. E oggi....?

What a delightful find! Even the sound is decent for such an old recording!

What a pleasure, what a contrast: many a pianist of the past 50 years or so rather steam ahead with Scarlatti. I'm not to compare or disregard any of these works. But Marcelle Meyer is superbly different. Thank you for sharing this gem with us!

Her K27 is the best i've heard.

As if thats not a 6 string banjo!

once again there is one name behind such a good pianist like Marcelle Meyer and this name is ALFRED CORTOT. He was one of the very best teachers who ever existed. Cortot formed Lipatti Haskil and many many other famous pianists.

very sensative playing not too noisy as many pianists

Indeed , a fine sensitive pianist . We are lucky she was recorded . I read everything and have never seen he name mentioned that I can recall . Then again it is old-fashioned baroque playing but the music she makes - every utterance so musical. Nothing like her anywhere .

A possible correction. I attended Juilliard between 1959 and 1967. John Mehegan was the first ever jazz-instructing professor at the school and we have not had the course till the mid 60s. So 1947 is a bit off. Please correct me if I am wrong. Balazs Monoki

Par ses livres géniaux, John Mehegan nous fait comprendre comment fonctionne l'improvisation, comment la travailler, et comment arrangeaient et composaient les maîtres du piano jazz. Et en plus, il était un excellent pianiste lui aussi! MERCI!!