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@goedelescherbach
hi !!
i still exist (fortunately, or unfortunately. you decide for yourself!). got concerts and transcriptions to prepare so i havent been as active + already covered most score video goals i wanted to cover
updates will appear as i start editing again :D
New stuff update thingy
impulsively made a buttload of progress on a new score video. halfway done, bit more to go :3
ok so- the video is finally done (finished today at 13:55 UTC+1) and it'll be up on the channel the day before christmas :D
Insanely stoked to make more stuff. We are so fucking back.
New stuff update thingy
impulsively made a buttload of progress on a new score video. halfway done, bit more to go :3
Rach plays Tchaik
Found absolute peak so had to share absolute peak Enjoy <3
About the results of the XIX International Chopin Piano Competition
So. Eric Lu won. Khrikuli, Kuwahara, and Ong robbed. No score video.
Early-October status update
Hello there, Currently awaiting the winner of the Chopin Competition so I get to make a score video about that. Mental health has been in the shitter and out of the shitter and back in the shitter and back out of th- (you get the point.) Haven't at all been motivated to make anything else, but that might change soon. Stay tuned.
My goodness, forgot this place existed-
Beyond elated to share this with you wonderful people. Edited in less than a day total. Huge listening tip: middle sections of both the second and third movement. Words fail me. Enjoy.
We are so back !!
For several reasons^^ but this new upload is one of them. Hands down the best video so far sync-wise and layout-wise. As always, enjoy!
NEVER KILL YOURSELF YOU'VE OUTLIVED CHARLIE KIRK TIME TO OUTLIVE TRUMP
not to get too political on main, but :3
my apologies etsy witches i was not familiar with your game
Some ideas for upcoming videos...
Chopin's Second Piano Sonata (Pogorelich 1987, other notable yet unconventional recordings?)
Something with Cortot, Friedman, or Koczalski (spoiled for choice... From Schumann to Mendelssohn, back to Chopin)
Sviatoslav Richter playing Brahms' Op. 21, No. 1
Okay nvm- since the Pogorelich 1990 NYC recital was such a gargantuan success (18k views in the span of a week) I've just started working on his 1989 Carnegie Hall recital. Wish me luck. See y'all in a month /hj
Alright, so-
Finished the Liszt in two evenings (yesterday and the day before that). I'm now half-way through editing the Chopin Preludes, finding some very interesting pianistic tricks Ivo pulls out of his metaphorical hat along the way.
Might have it up on the channel by the weekend. Stay tuned! <3
Man, I'm lagging behind on this page...
Edited this in a little under two hours last night. Enjoy <3
Some ideas for upcoming videos...
Chopin's Second Piano Sonata (Pogorelich 1987, other notable yet unconventional recordings?)
Something with Cortot, Friedman, or Koczalski (spoiled for choice... From Schumann to Mendelssohn, back to Chopin)
Sviatoslav Richter playing Brahms' Op. 21, No. 1
Okay nvm- since the Pogorelich 1990 NYC recital was such a gargantuan success (18k views in the span of a week) I've just started working on his 1989 Carnegie Hall recital. Wish me luck. See y'all in a month /hj
Some ideas for upcoming videos...
Chopin's Second Piano Sonata (Pogorelich 1987, other notable yet unconventional recordings?)
Something with Cortot, Friedman, or Koczalski (spoiled for choice... From Schumann to Mendelssohn, back to Chopin)
Sviatoslav Richter playing Brahms' Op. 21, No. 1
Been on a roll lately...
Since the last video did so well, have this 100 subscriber special thingy. Been a long-time enjoyer of Cortot's work and this is yet another fine recording of his from the 30s. Enjoy!
Anton Arensky (1861-1906) - Quartet No. 2 in A minor op. 35
00:00:00 I. Moderato 00:11:38 II. Variations on a theme by Peter Tchaikovsky 00:25:11 III. finale. Andante Sostenuto
Cristian-Paul Suvaiala, violin; Mischa Pfeiffer, viola; Martin Leo Schmidt, violoncello; Simon Deffner, violoncello
played this work for my chamber music class at the conservatory such a hidden gem, like most of Arensky's works.
I love dandelions!
*puts a dandelion in your hair*
Reblog to put a dandelion in prev's hair
