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polymath
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Is Vitalij Kuprij Classical or Rock?
on: May 21, 2009, 06:07:34 AM
Has anyone ever heard of Vitalij Kuprij and whether or not if he is primarily devoted to Classical or Rock music?
Is he any good as a Classical musician?
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Derek
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Re: Is Vitalij Kuprij Classical or Rock?
Reply #1 on: May 23, 2009, 03:28:29 PM
I suppose his cds are usually marketed in the rock/metal section of stores, but the one cd by him I have has the winter wind etude and ocean etude by chopin, and 32 variations in c minor by beethoven. It also has him improvising on chromatic fantasia by bach, but on a synth. My favorite tracks by far on that cd are the few classical performances. I think they're really good--but that's coming from an amateur so for all I know he's terrible.
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presto agitato
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Re: Is Vitalij Kuprij Classical or Rock?
Reply #2 on: June 13, 2009, 01:43:26 AM
Mr Kubrij is a fully classical pianist.
I met him once and he is a great guy as well.
He has played piano concertos (Lisz´st num 1, Rach 2 etc) with several orchestras around the world. He won piano competitions and He has performed at Carnegie Hall.
I own his classical cd and his playing of Liszt´s sonata is great. His solo repertoire is huge (Chopin, Brahms, Liszt, Stravinsky etc).
Heavy Metal is his second passion ˇˇ
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