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Burn and Hearts Without Chains by Ellie Goulding
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josycal
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Burn and Hearts Without Chains by Ellie Goulding
on: September 05, 2013, 04:19:19 PM
I usually play classical, but sometimes I take a break to play stuff like this. Just thought I'd mention I have a blog about my classical world at JosiahWilkinson.com
I am currently preparing a program for my coming recital tour that will include Chopin Ballade (4), Rachmaninoff Suite in D minor, Liszt Un Sospiro and Widmung, several Brahms Hungarian Dances, and selections by Ravel, Debussy, and Rachmaninoff.
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awesom_o
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Re: Burn and Hearts Without Chains by Ellie Goulding
Reply #1 on: September 06, 2013, 01:42:42 PM
The song wasn't to my taste. Looks like you play well though, have a fabulous piano, and are quite good with video editing!
We'd love to see some videos of your classical stuff. Do you write your own music?
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awesom_o
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Re: Burn and Hearts Without Chains by Ellie Goulding
Reply #2 on: September 07, 2013, 08:02:30 PM
Very fine rendition of the 1st mvnt of Chopin op. 35 Sonata!
You have an excellent technique! I found the playing consistently musical and in good taste.
Also nice crisp, bold, well-judged reading of the Rachmaninoff G minor Prelude. Particularly lovely middle section! You have a real gift for pacing the energy and showing the overall structure!
Myself I do play music of other genres. I study jazz a wee bit and play rock and roll. I'd like to become more proficient with jazz, blues, and swing.
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