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Fantasy on Themes from Weber's "Der Freischütz" - Jasmine Choi & Hugh Sung

 

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[Head1]

Tarrega - Lagrima (Teardrop)

Irina Kulikova

 

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[Head1]

Mozart - Rondo in D major, K.485 - Nino Gvetadze

 

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I amended my last post to include the proper title (to avoid confusion)

Following Head1's post, another good one from Mathieu Dufour that you will know (if you are patient)

 

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Shostakovich - Piano Quintet

Sviatoslav Richter
Borodin Quartet

 

[Light - Man]

As an ex piano accordion band player, I reckon that it has never been or ever will be a cool (or a wicked) instrument to play, no matter who tries to hype it up!

Will your prejudice remain after watching the video?

 

[Light - Man]

I wonder if I bought a piano, would it fit in my doghouse?

 

[Head1]

Star Wars ( John Williams ) - " Cantina Band " Ragtime Piano Duet

Martin Spitznagel & Bryan Wright

 

[Head1]

Fasch - Missa brevis in D dur; Gloria

Hallenser Madrigalisten
Trompetenensemble Mathias Schmutzler
Virtuosi Saxoniae

Ludwig Guttler



1. Et in terra pax 0:00
2. Laudamus te (Cantabile) 1:24
3. Gratias agimus te 3:21
4. Domine Deus (Andante) 4:17
5. Quoniam tu solus sanctus 7:29
6. Cum sancto spiritu 8:35

 

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Head1, coincidentally I went to a John Williams themed concert recently, it was not exclusively his work but also pieces and composers who he was influenced by, as well as those he may have inspired.

Korngold - kings Row suite, which starts off with the kings Row fanfare. (I can't find much on YT or Vimeo)

However, no prizes for guessing which piece it inspired Williams to write!

 

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