me playing Bach-Busoni chaconne in d minor

[communist]

LOL

[imbetter]

w0wz0rz y0ur g00d at th1s s0ng

[go12_3]

   a fantasic piece....by Bach?? interesting....seems not his style, and what is a chaconne, by the way?  Am  I that ignorant    great piece with interesting passages.....with many, many surprises.   

[kelly_kelly]

Busoni's transcription did make it grander, which is perhaps why you questioned it being Bach. It is a violin piece, and the original violin version is more Bach-like:

[go12_3]

The violin solo of Bach Chaconne in d minor is divine!  I am a violinist and I recall hearing this piece.  So much better on the violin though.  thanks, Kelly_Kelly for sharing and enlightening me today!   = )

[goldentone]

Not since Busoni have I heard it played so well. . . 

[go12_3]

Busoni 's rendition of Bach's chaconne in d minor was very fansatic, so each instrument, violin and piano made this piece intersting to listen to.  it's a great piece with much execution of skill and technique on both instruments.  The violin is a difficult instrument to learn to play and I do admire how Itzhak Perlman performed this piece.  The piano, also requires advance skill and technique as well, to perform this piece.  Music has an expression in any instrument along with the skills we acquire in our lifetime.

[thalberg]

Really communist?  That is YOU playing the chaconne?  Well here is ME playing the chaconne:

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[communist]

Really communist?  That is YOU playing the chaconne?  Well here is ME playing the chaconne:

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yours is to heavy and to angry, not sad enough.

[zheer]

 I didn't like it, Rubinstein was a lot more expressive, but you know who really plays this well, the very pretty Helen Grimaud ( spelling not sure ).

[goldentone]

I didn't like it, Rubinstein was a lot more expressive, but you know who really plays this well, the very pretty Helen Grimaud ( spelling not sure ).

Helene.