when you play with the sustain down the whole song. you have to play so quiet to the extent that you almost cant hear it. and it has to be 'perfect' adagio
Bach, Beethoven, Brahms ( & Mozart ? )
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you cant play it in regular cut time. the notes will blur together. you have to count the triplets as 3 sets of 4.
otherwise when you arive at the dotted note. you will be out of time
kaynight wrote:
If one cannot hear it... What is the point?
thats the point beethoven was trying to make
he was trying to harmonize the song with the ringing in his ear
kaynight wrote:
Was he not deaf? Never mind... Back to Cliff.
not completely,,,he suffered a severe form of tinnitus
I like Classical music & I like pop and rock. So I like Electric Light Orchestra.
Waterfall:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOFoxx5rbyI
Reverend-Vicious wrote:
oh,,,i forgot the link huh
moonlight sonata 3rd mov,,beethoven says "can you hear this?" you have to break the piano if you want to play this right..rage
TheronG12 wrote:
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Beethoven,,wilhelm makes some mistakes. a lot of mistakes.. oh well though
sonata num 14 mov 3
I tried to learn that once, it was a bit beyond my level though.
hundreds of times it took
take a look http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WolqGAgiolM
Oct 11, 2015
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I luv the waltzes of Johann Strauss Jr., Setana wrote the beautiful Moldau. One fellow that does seem to be ignored is Thomas Koschat ( Schneewalzer ). So much wonderful music, so little time lol.
Oct 12, 2015
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#233
Speaking of a lot of wonderful music I do like to listen to Classical music in the evenings using my Satellite radio. Needless to say buying a lot of cds costs a bit of cash over time but the radio lets me hear pieces that are new to me and I enjoy that a lot.
Oct 14, 2015
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#235
Thanks for the posts. To quote myself: So much wonderful music, so little time ( hey I've heard that before lol ).
Oct 15, 2015
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#236
Just happened to be over on Youtube checking out music. I went back to " The Flight Of The Bumblebee " under the direction of Andre Rieu with Joja Wendt on the piano, very very nice.
I don't consider fair put only three ot four names as the greatest composers ever, i think is up to everyone taste. Listen to this and your life will be better:
Saturn, the Bringer of Old Age (Holst)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0VoI090YgU
Adagio in G Minor (Giazotto)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMbvcp480Y4
Dance of the Knights (Prokofiev)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_hOR50u7ek
Adagio and Transfiguration (Goldenthal)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omqLLAfgS48
"quasi una fantasia" beethoven said,,its like a fantasy