wow! incredible piano videos on youtube!

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another performance:

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voice from heaven

[chopininov]

I was just about to post that

I've taken to calling that Vivaldi aria "The Monkey" aria, not out of disrespect or ignorance but because it's much simpler than calling it Agitata da Due Venti.

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Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau is simply most inspiring!

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and so is gerald moore.

[ronde_des_sylphes]

Amazing playing.

[rob47]

 Added:  June 11, 2008  (Less info)
Natalia Trull plays the end of the Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 3 at the 1986 Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow. She went on to win 2nd place behind Barry Douglas. Note the accurate, as-written playing of the glissando-like passages.
Category:  Music
Tags:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3kf8cqRoks


INTENSE SHEET

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m speechless

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[rob47]

O DAM! 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSXxF2wB7j0

[akonow]

https://it.youtube.com/watch?v=0V97PdH-ECU

Hamelin... What he does with one hand I can't do with two...

[sissco]

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Love the cadenza

[instromp]

Koji--Bortkiewicz ballade. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S27nqf583x4&feature=related

[arensky]

Jaki Byard


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhBFk54qBNk&feature=related

[quantum]

https://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=9g-0jGN1pDU

 

[etudes]

ginzburg first video i have seen.

[goldentone]

https://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=9g-0jGN1pDU

 

That was cool.

[quantum]

Turkish march.   

No it's not the Volodos thing that you are probably thinking of, but listen to it!

https://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8puPtwWMUg&feature=related

[quantum]

This guy needs some mention.  Listen to the whole thing, it's not what you may expect.

 

https://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=qtVilOTPYH8

[javacisnotrecognized]

https://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=BRhiphWE8fw

[instromp]

This guy needs some mention.  Listen to the whole thing, it's not what you may expect.

 

https://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=qtVilOTPYH8

  That is really intense. Guy has amazing technique.

[quantum]

That is really intense. Guy has amazing technique.

True.  I see many influences in that arrangement.  The ideas also flow together quite cohesively as a composition as well.

[instromp]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMKofKFiZGc&feature=related

Anyone happen to recognize this piece?

[tompilk]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMKofKFiZGc&feature=related

Anyone happen to recognize this piece?

saint-saens op.70 allegro appassionato...

[communist]

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[tompilk]

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lugansky's performance of this on youtube is phenominal... you should check it out.

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[communist]

lugansky's performance of this on youtube is phenominal... you should check it out.

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he plays it very well but he almost ruins it with those senseless body motions

[pies]

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[tompilk]

he plays it very well but he almost ruins it with those senseless body motions

mmm? i don't understand... he looks up a lot, if that's what you mean. I don't see how that ruins it... for all you know, "Mark Farago" might be playing sat on a space hopper while being fed caviar with a spade...

[sissco]

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Love the cadenza

Hi,
The video I have posted here has been removed and I can't remember the name of the pianist. It was a clip of the ossia candenza from Rach 3. It was amazing. Any help?

Edit: Ok I've found out that the pianist is Yefim Bronfman...Maybe I can find the video too

[jlh]

Hamelin plays Alkan Symphonie Finale Presto

 

[csharp_minor]

spam

[pianisten1989]

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and the other parts aswell...

[donjuan]

Pogorelich's Islamey, live at Carnegie Hall:

check this rec out it's intense

[jlh]

Pogorelich's Islamey, live at Carnegie Hall:

check this rec out it's intense

Nice!

Check this Islamey out by Berezovsky!

[m]

[quantum]

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[pianowolfi]

 

[zheer]

 Real fire and passion from Argerich , Tchaikovsky concerto.

[clicquot]

I've always been impressed by:

Pianoorlando's full "StarWars Orchestra on a piano"

Anderson and Roe's Libertango:

The Rach Etude from Valentia Lisitsa:

[quantum]

Anyone do a Harry Potter on piano yet?

[Bob]

Anyone do a Harry Potter on piano yet?

I have played it on a piano.  (Bob wonders where the innuendo thread went.)  John Williams stuff on piano can be tricky and some of it doesn't sound right -- like dissonance in strings sounding ok, but not on a piano.

[Petter]

Bob Potter and the bottomless pentatonic scale fingering.

[pies]

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[iroveashe]

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He looks so insane, I want to be like that when I grow up o= He's so mad he even makes the camera shake in fear.

[quantum]

He looks so insane, I want to be like that when I grow up o= He's so mad he even makes the camera shake in fear.

The madness of the playing in that vid is so uber. 

[zheer]

  Gould playing Chopin, very good possibly the best recording of this sonata.

   

[quantum]

Same person who did the Simpsons trans posted earlier.

Is this guy a member of PS? 

[Petter]

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Wow rock n΄roll. Is that Arvo Pδrt?   

[pies]

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