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Topic: Kachaturian - Gayane Suite (first two 'tracks')  (Read 1349 times)

Offline nikolasideris

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Kachaturian - Gayane Suite (first two 'tracks')
on: October 03, 2010, 04:35:21 PM


And here's a video (badly recorded), from a live performance in 2004. Left piano is me and right is my wife. :)

To be clear, I left the stage and left her there, because there was 3 of us in the concert and I went to call her out, since it was the last piece on the program! :D

(dynamics are squashed completely: recorded with an analogue camera. but I doubt there was too many dynamic variation I think)
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Re: Kachaturian - Gayane Suite (first two 'tracks')
Reply #1 on: October 03, 2010, 04:44:58 PM
Bravi!  Liked that.  Maybe a HAIR too fast - but great ensemble playing!
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Re: Kachaturian - Gayane Suite (first two 'tracks')
Reply #2 on: October 07, 2010, 03:42:36 AM
I will agree that especially the first movement was a tad too fast. For the sabre dance, can't be too sure. We both gotten so used to that tempo... :-/

Thanks for watching/listening!
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