Johann Strauss II by Stefan Schlageter
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Alberto Ginastera
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Aaron Copland by Mikkel Sommer
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Maurice Ravel by Marcos Guilherme
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Ligeti - Piano Etude - Book 1 - No. 4: Fanfares
Performed by Jeremy Denk
Album Reviews: NPR
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Who else is excited for Rafal Blechacz’s new Bach album?
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Schubert at the Piano, Gustav Klimt, 1899.
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The main thing Ligeti is doing is throwing in different chromatic lines all the time in different voices and then, towards the end, amassing a tremendous amount of sound and making you pound out one more devastating chord after another. Especially after the four minutes of the etude as a whole, you're pretty wiped out mentally, and then you have to create this visceral, destructive force.
Jeremy Denk
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Louis Moreau Gottschalk, Émile Prudent, Franz Liszt, Henri Herz, and Jacques Herz by Nadar
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support #womeninmusic
Wow. This is very disappointing. I don’t like sexist conductors, but thats just my taste.
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John Adams
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I don’t play a string instrument but these are so cute :)
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And if you believe his metaphor that the chords "draw near you," "descending
from realms above," you are so utterly stupid harmonically that, frankly, you aren't worth bothering about
Hans Keller on C. M. Girdlestone
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Prokofiev - Symphony No. 1 in D major, Op. 25 ("Classical") - I. Allegro
Performed by the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Andre Previn
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