Mmmh I wouldn’t call that chaos, with that much discipline and focus in the right hand - simply that discipline and focus allows for supple breathing ;)
The whole setting, the full moon behind the piano, the beautiful kimono with a delicate rose pattern, all this makes this piece of music even more forceful, impressive, haunting. Sublime.
What a gorgeous piece of music. Two major highlights of 2015 that I was patiently awaiting throughout 2014 were (1) NASA/New Horizons' up-close photos of the Pluto system and (2) the release of Philip Glass' complete Piano Etudes. The background for Etude 14 is certainly appropriate; it's probably the moon (?) but I can almost make out Pluto's "heart" toward the bottom right.
Your opinion on the pianist's outfit is noted, but I do not fathom how you think the composition itself is "lurid". Certainly it is colorful, and pits the left hand order against the right hand playfulness. It rises and falls, climbing to climaxes and taking breaths. But "lurid"? Maybe you'd prefer downloading a few 101 Strings albums instead. In 2013, Maki Namekawa performed the world premiere of the entire cycle of Philip Glass’ 20 etudes for piano solo at Perth International Arts Festival under the supervision of Glass himself.
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The left hand: order, discipline, focus. The right hand: Chaos, creativity, play
Great observation.
Mmmh I wouldn’t call that chaos, with that much discipline and focus in the right hand - simply that discipline and focus allows for supple breathing ;)
The whole setting, the full moon behind the piano, the beautiful kimono with a delicate rose pattern, all this makes this piece of music even more forceful, impressive, haunting. Sublime.
Real Art, real Music. Great master - Philip Glass. Unbelievable quality of Performance by Maki Mamikava.
It's nice to hear a different vibe from Glass ... Great piano work here too, from Namekawa.
This is beutifal playing whit out reading the piano music books.amazing.
Piano + Kimono = beautiful combination for this peaceful music. Ancient + modern.
Breathtaking...
Thanks so much for posting this!
Amazing all around. Love your vibe.
wow. thanks for this music.
gorgeous.
beautiful.
That was beautifully played!
love it.
🌹
I'm shocked! It's so beautyful..
absolutely wonderful.
What a gorgeous piece of music.
Two major highlights of 2015 that I was patiently awaiting throughout 2014 were (1) NASA/New Horizons' up-close photos of the Pluto system and (2) the release of Philip Glass' complete Piano Etudes. The background for Etude 14 is certainly appropriate; it's probably the moon (?) but I can almost make out Pluto's "heart" toward the bottom right.
why doesnt anyone just realize glass is all about the blues..
15?
I'm looking forward to the next twenty. Happy birthday, by the way.
The costuming is completely unnecessary and a little offensive, and just cheapens an already lurid composition even further.
laguna greg She can wear whatever she feels like. If you don’t like it well thats too bad.
A Japanese woman wearing Japanese clothes? How terrible!
@@TJMalana indeed. Imagine having this opinion. Ridiculous.
Your opinion on the pianist's outfit is noted, but I do not fathom how you think the composition itself is "lurid". Certainly it is colorful, and pits the left hand order against the right hand playfulness. It rises and falls, climbing to climaxes and taking breaths. But "lurid"? Maybe you'd prefer downloading a few 101 Strings albums instead.
In 2013, Maki Namekawa performed the world premiere of the entire cycle of Philip Glass’ 20 etudes for piano solo at Perth International Arts Festival under the supervision of Glass himself.