#daniel varsano

[zoeflake]

Daniel Varsano performs Erik Satie - Gnossienne, 3. Lent 

[altosmusicblog]

Erik Satie - Gymnopédie No.1 played by Daniel Varsano

Slide-show: black and white photographs of woods in Winter.COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMERCopyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is...

Trois Gymnopédies is a set of songs that just sound different depending on who’s playing them. I’m very fond of Daniel Varsano’s version of them. The way he showcases the mild dissonance of the melody versus the harmony just gives me such an intense feeling. I really feel like it’s what Satie had in mind for this piece. The main YouTube link is just first Gymnopédie, it’s my favorite. I love them all obviously, but if I can only show you guys one, I’d want it to be this one. I don’t know of a bad Satie song. I’d recommend him to anyone who likes this. Gnossienne no. 1 is very, very interesting, it’s got a entire like, detective show drama vibe. I mean, at least it does to me. But thanks for checking this out, guys.

[lebuchard-courrouce]

Retour au calme

  Éric-Alfred-Leslie Satie – Gymnopedie n°1 – 1888

(interprété par Daniel Varsano et Philippe Entremont dans Piano Works, 1992)

View On WordPress

[levelbrooklyn]

Erik Satie - Gymnopédie No.1 - Daniel Varsano

[of-time-and-river]

Erik Satie - Gymnopédie #1

Daniel Varsano - Piano

[musikchanreviews]

Erik Satié - Piano Music: 9/10

Well here is a review of the highly respected and composer of beautiful music, Erik Satié. 

The performance and rendition of Daniel Varsano and Philippe Entremont is a bit faster and with more edge than the other two but in Gnossienne it rewards the listener of how emotional and powerful the playing is. 

The performance of Håkon Austø is an inbetweener of Branka Parlic and Daniel. He plays softer than Daniel but is a bit more harsh than Branka. His playing of Gymnopédies is excellent in all aspects.

But then there is Branka who plays a lot softer and slower than the former two, she almost brings tears to my eyes as to her emotional playing and style.

 Most of Erik’s works are VERY peaceful and beautiful, but i’m not sure of his more fast sounding works are not my cup of tea, for example in Embryons Desséchés. 

What i should also note is that Debussy orchestrated some of his works, i know for a fact that he orchestrated Gymnopédies.

But overall most of everything i’ve heard is wonderful. Although wonderful is a shitty word to describe it i cannot find anything else.

Giving those 3 albums as a whole a solid 9/10.

-Hallmar

[soce]

It's just not the same when it's piano.

[kukla4ert]

Visit Original Link

Erik Satie → Gymnopédie No. 3: Lent et grave

Performed by Daniel Varsano.