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The King of Counterpoint - J.S.Bach
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The King of Counterpoint - J.S.Bach
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It is very unusual to see four pianos in one piece... it makes the interaction between musicians extremely dynamic. ??
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It is very unusual to see four pianos in one piece... it makes the interaction between musicians extremely dynamic. ??
#Bach #Vivaldi #Converto #4Pianos #Ensemble #Multipiano
New research suggests that practicing Bach and Beethoven can build up the brain.
More than ever, a well-paying career requires sharp mental skills. People who can process information quickly, ignore distractions, and switch smoothly from one task to another are at an enormous advantage in the workplace.
New research identifies one subset of the population that disproportionately possesses those precise abilities: trained, experienced musicians.
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New research suggests that practicing Bach and Beethoven can build up the brain.
More than ever, a well-paying career requires sharp mental skills. People who can process information quickly, ignore distractions, and switch smoothly from one task to another are at an enormous advantage in the workplace.
New research identifies one subset of the population that disproportionately possesses those precise abilities: trained, experienced musicians.
German pianist Katharina Treutler performs Alexander Siloti’s arrangement in B minor of J.S. Bach’s Prelude in E minor, BWV 855a.
A beautiful cinematography and piece.
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German pianist Katharina Treutler performs Alexander Siloti’s arrangement in B minor of J.S. Bach’s Prelude in E minor, BWV 855a.
A beautiful cinematography and piece.
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Performing the first movement of Bach's Keyboard Concerto No. 1 in D minor, BWV 1052, with Leonard Bernstein conducting the New York Philharmonic. Gould's performance begins at 18:03.
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Performing the first movement of Bach's Keyboard Concerto No. 1 in D minor, BWV 1052, with Leonard Bernstein conducting the New York Philharmonic. Gould's performance begins at 18:03.
#LeonardBernstein #orchestra #NewYorkPhilharmonic #GlennGould #bach #concerto #conductor
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this concerto – all its 20 minutes of not-particularly-contrapuntal music – also numbers among Bach’s best works.
The BWV 1052 is one of the finest examples of ritornello form. In it, a repeated section of music, the ritornello (literally “a little thing which returns”) alternates with freer episodes. The ritornello recurs in various keys, often in highly compressed or fragmented form, and its restatement in the home key usually heralds the close of the piece.
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this concerto – all its 20 minutes of not-particularly-contrapuntal music – also numbers among Bach’s best works.
The BWV 1052 is one of the finest examples of ritornello form. In it, a repeated section of music, the ritornello (literally “a little thing which returns”) alternates with freer episodes. The ritornello recurs in various keys, often in highly compressed or fragmented form, and its restatement in the home key usually heralds the close of the piece.
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British pianist Hamish Milne passed away at the age of 80 over the weekend.
Milne was a piano professor at the Royal Academy of Music up until his death.
He was one of Britain's leading pianists over the last few decades, and was renowned for his recordings of the Russian composer Nikolai Medtner. The recordings were produced by CRD Records back in 1975.
British pianist Hamish Milne passed away at the age of 80 over the weekend.
Milne was a piano professor at the Royal Academy of Music up until his death.
He was one of Britain's leading pianists over the last few decades, and was renowned for his recordings of the Russian composer Nikolai Medtner. The recordings were produced by CRD Records back in 1975.
#HamishMilne #death #professor #biography #HyperionRecords #discography #interview #teacher #bach #NikolaiMedtner
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Every year for Bach’s birthday a spontaneous, global community of musicians unites to sow the seeds for future generations of classical music lovers and share their joy and inspiration for their artform.
Register to perform now!
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Every year for Bach’s birthday a spontaneous, global community of musicians unites to sow the seeds for future generations of classical music lovers and share their joy and inspiration for their artform.
Register to perform now!
#Bach #BachInTheSubway #BachInTheSubway2020 #birthday #anniversary #celebration #performing #public
