JOHN CAGE Quest Two Pieces for Piano A Room da Perilous Night Four Walls OpheliaTwo Pieces for PianoSonatas n InterludesMusic for Marcel DuchampDreamIn a LandscapeMusic of Changes Books 1 & 2Seven HaikuFor MC & DTWaitingMusic WalkTV Köln ' Solo for Piano Theater song Cheap ImitationVarious Etudes AustralesASLSP One Swinging
lacking in girth, thats a long list, but his playing lacks girth!
no mendelssohn??
I think he is capable of playing and memorizing large amounts of repertoire at a time. He has performed many long and complex works by memory in recital, such as Finnissy's History of Photography in Sound, which is about 4-5 hours long if I recall correctly.
how many wrong or skipped notes occur?
I also know that he is capable of learning large sums of repertoire quickly and efficiently, yet completely. I think he is capable of learning all the aforementioned pieces. And remember, once someone learns a piece, it enters their repertoire. Thats just my take on the situation.
In the Finnissy, nobody is gonna notice.Thal
Can anyone please upload or link a video of Pace playing these monsterpieces so we can see how good he is.
God give it a rest. Who cares if he can play his listed rep well or not. What fulfillment do you get out of it? It's this skepticism that pissed off people like virtuoso1.
I don't think anybody is arguing that...?Walter Ramsey
Here are two performances from the DVD that he put out along with the Dusapin etudes and concerto. Great videos and great compositions, imo.
I might upload a few more segments from that Dusapin DVD. Some of the other parts really show off his technique.
I wonder if he can play Sorabji´s hardest works uptempo and accurate
Please upload everything you got with Pace
won't upload everything that I have. Maybe just another segment from the etudes and maybe one from the rehearsal session of Dusapin's piano concerto.
Whether or not he can is an issue which those who wish to do so may debate; what I can assure those who do, those who don't and everyone else is that it's an odds-on certainty that he won't...Best,Alistair
Because Ian Pace is not a Sorabji fan.
Upload the most technically impressive performance on the DVD according to you
for me...for technically sake...the whole DVD cant equal the Wunder's Chopin op.10 no.2 live from Chopin Competition video daSDC will say the same