the username says everything

Gem-she/her -pianist- sideblog to shitpost and to don't fill some of my mutual's dash with classical music memes -main: washing-machine-heart-baby

[romantic-piano-trash]

Random out of context screenshots i took while i was reading some Chopin´s letters

[romantic-piano-trash]

Happy birthday Chopin!!! btw i realized some of you were asking where to find his letters (im a bit late oops sorry) so here is a link !

[skopostheorie]

I'm glad "eh oui !" And "ils sont fous, ces Romains !" Are considered emotions

[sistersblack]

have been thinking about this every second since i saw it

[babinicz]

Yuja Wang – Rachmaninov: Prelude in G Minor, Op. 23, No. 5

[une-barque-sur-l-ocean]

Hii :D Happy Autumn for you all! Since last year this challenge was quite popular, I decided to to it this year too. If you are new here, this is a fun challenge which’s main goal is writing a short post every day about a piece/musician for a month. You don’t have to write about every topic, and it’s fine to do it any other month. If you decide to take part, use the tag Klaviertober so I can see your posts :) Also you can tag me if you would like to. I hope you will enjoy this challenge! In addition: because I wasn’t feeling very well this september and I’m still recovering, it will be difficult to keep up with the prompts, but I’ll try my best

[hellochopin]

Get prepared for the Chopin competition.

[lavinesia-deactivated20230408]

Klaviertober Day 1.

Vivaldi. Concerto no. 3 in F major, Op. 8, RV 293 "Autumn"

I decided to start with Vivaldi's greatest hit, "The Four Seasons". Everybody talks about Summmer or Winter, but in my opinion Autumn seems pretty underrated, or at least, it's not played too much often compared to the other three concerti.

Not only is really nice to listen, but it's also a good work how Vivaldi captures the enviroment of the season and it can be appreciated with the poems that accompany each movement. The poems helps the audience to understand how the melody and harmonies move, how the violins imitate the jubilee of harvest or horns and hounds during the hunting of a beast. It captures an event from the past and we can appreciate it, no matter the background we live in.

It's the first time I've done a post like this, I hope you like it!

[youfitinmypoem]

moodboard for the met gala tonight

[mikrokosmos]

Clara Wieck Schumann

(13 September 1819 - 20 May 1896)

Happy Birthday, Clara!

[solonocturne]

Dmitri Shostakovich at the premiere of his symphony, 1962.

[tiktoks-for-dead-pope]

[masonyin]

Beethoven’s B-day Party

[mendelssohn-kin]

[revedebeatrice]

When you’re watching a piano performance, the cadenza starts and suddenly the camera isn’t fast enough

[canthandelthis]

[mitalco]

🎶 ~violin and piano cross stitch~ 🎶

[romantic-piano-trash]

Random out of context screenshots i took while i was reading some Chopin´s letters

[romantic-piano-trash]

Happy birthday Chopin!!! btw i realized some of you were asking where to find his letters (im a bit late oops sorry) so here is a link !

[its-not-a-xylophone]

Fourth screenshot is an academic mood

[mister-misunderstanding]

“your soul belongs to me and I love you more than life itself. I’ll always be yours. Our relationship is a secret and I can’t bear not being able to brag about you to my friends.”

Translator: “this word implies something gay, so I’m going to omit it”