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Topic: Global Collaboration ! - Chopin's 200th Anniversary - Nocturne in C-sharp minor  (Read 3863 times)

Offline emill

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I hope I will not offend anyone by posting this here.  The video is about the collaborative effort of 10 young pianists of different nationalities and cultures and was precisely timed to be released March 1, 2010 to give honor to the great master composer, Frederick Chopin.  All these young pianists have distinguished themselves very well in their own countries and some internationally. You may also check them here:     https://ya4haiti.org/?page_id=6

I hope you will enjoy the piece as performed by these young pianists who were brought together by the INTERNET for a common cause....  I also wish that this may inspire or motivate the many excellent pianists that abound here to have an internet "concert" .... a duet ... a 4 hands ....  the possibilities of a pianostreet collaboration is exciting.

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Offline dss62467

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Not sure why you'd think that was offensive.  I loved it.   Thanks.
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Chopin Prelude Op. 28, no. 15
Schubert Sonata in A Major, D.959: Allegretto

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Hi !  and Merry Christmas....

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I hope I will not offend anyone by posting this here.... emill
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Not sure why you'd think that was offensive..... dss62467

I was "apologizing", hoping that it will not offend anyone; but i did not say it was offensive.   

Maybe at the time I posted this I was thinking that it will not really be an audition of one's playing as it is meant here.  Since there are 10 young pianists with short parts ... it defeats the essence of auditioning one's performance for comments... maybe the reason why I hoped nobody will be offended.   

Thanks for liking the piece ..... I also liked the way they edited the whole thing.
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