Leif Ove Andsnes Documentary

[nicco]

Definately worth watching! Highly Recommended.

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[pianowolfi]

Wow thanks for the links. I'm just about to become a great Andsnes fan.

[pianalex]

huge thankyou for posting the links - i remember being cross at missing this when on tv, so it's great to catch it now.  lovely thoughtful film. 

[brewtality]

Definately worth watching! Highly Recommended.

8 Parts:

Thanks to the uploader!

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You're welcome

[jakev2.0]

Thanks Brew. Good documentary, and I like his playing.

[Mozartian]

Andsnes is so good! I just recently discovered him (through his Debussy recs), awesome.

[brewtality]

yes he is good, one of my favourite young pianists. Though some things he said were wrong. There was another documentary that chronicled his carnegie hall debut and this festival he runs, but I didn't record it as the guide had it listed as Leif Ove Andsnes and I assumed it was the same one.

[mephisto]

Yeah I think the Hofman coments are wrong.

Still a superb pianist

[nicco]

Yeah I think the Hofman coments are wrong.

So hofman could play the rach3?

[mephisto]

So hofman could play the rach3?

I don't think so, but if I remember correctly Andsnes said that Hofman didn't play the piece because he felt it was to hard. For all we know he didn't like the piece.

[jakev2.0]

I have no doubt Hofmann could have played Rach 3.  I felt that suggesting Hofmann didn't because he couldn't was one of the more surprisingly silly and immodest things that Andsnes said in the entire documentary, which is a shame, because his interesting interpretation of the piece speaks for itself!