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Topic: A Ticket(s) To Your Most Sought After Musical Concert/Event---  (Read 1817 times)

Offline Allan

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Imagine you could go back in time, what musical concert/event would you most like to see/witness?   My easy choices would be:

1.  The greatest architect of sound,  J.S. Bach, playing the pipe organ.

2.  Franz Liszt at home or in concert playing the piano.

3.  The great Art Tatum playing the piano.

Offline chopinisque

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A full blown rivalry competition between Mozart and Clementi, or Lizst and Chopin, or Chopin and Kalkbrener, or Yundi Li vs Martha Argerich, you get the idea...

Or at least, I'd like to watch Lizst make a mistake and then finish the piece in the key of the wrong note he played...
Mad about Chopin.

Offline Dazzer

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now there's a possible idea for "Iron Pianist".

haha...

Offline Waldszenen

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1. Diedrich Buxtehude playing organ (he's reputedly better than JS Bach at playing organ)

2. Liszt in a private concert - then I can annoy him by telling him to play this and that in octaves and thirds :D
Fortune favours the musical.

Offline dlu

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I can't believe nobody has mentioned the premier of Stravinsky's Rite of Spring...now that would just be fun...and dangerous....

Also...I would have liked to watched Scelsi hit a single note hours on end in his asylum...

I would really like to see Rzewski perform...or Boulez conduct...or even Sorabji composing

DLu

Offline LVB op.57

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The completely deaf Beethoven conducting his 9th symphony at its premiere.

Paganini playing his caprices.

Liszt playing his transcendental and Paganini etudes.

Bach playing his chorale preludes.

Leon Fleisher playing any Beethoven and/or Brahms concerti.

Offline dlu

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The completely deaf Beethoven conducting his 9th symphony at its premiere.

Paganini playing his caprices.

Liszt playing his transcendental and Paganini etudes.

Bach playing his chorale preludes.

Leon Fleisher playing any Beethoven and/or Brahms concerti.


I saw Leon Fleischer playing the Beethoven 5th in rehersal ;D

Offline pianonut

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mozart playing any of his piano concertos

beethoven playing the emperor concerto

liszt playing his b minor sonata

saint-saens playing his organ concerto

dvorak playing his hungarian fantasie

schuman playing a minor concerto

grieg playing his concerto

do you know why benches fall apart?  it is because they have lids with little tiny hinges so you can store music inside them.  hint:  buy a bench that does not hinge.  buy it for sturdiness.
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