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Greetings, friends. So long.
Anonymous asked: whats a classical piano piece you really like
Beethoven op. 81a 👌🏼
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Anonymous asked: are you involved in teaching piano in any form?
Yes
Anonymous asked: How would you feel about providing one with the chords in for granted pt. ii? I failed at trying to learn it by ear.
For sure; happy to share ‘em.
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you are the story
if you are the morning
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PORCHES.
—annah (bonus)
even if you’re not all there all the time I probably wouldn’t care. ‘cause not a drop, not a dime, not a goddamn thing would change my mind
Twin Peaks High School // toilets
David Lynch, 1990
2015’s best in classical recordings - The Bay Area Reporter
“continuing a pattern set by Christophe Rousset in another gap-year recording, of Book II of The Well-Tempered Clavier (Aparté Record Label), other projects charting the music for solo instruments have proved searching.” http://amzn.to/1PsY8c6
“Heading into formidable competition, Ivan Fisher’s Mahler Ninth (Channel Classics Records) both cleansed the palate and, without stooping, wrung a few tears, too.” http://amzn.to/1PtpsZD
“Isabelle Faust, Alexander Melnikov and Jean-Guihen Queyras, three musicians you can count on to be good as it gets, soloing or in ensemble, do both in Harmonia Mundi’s new series dedicated to historically informed performances of the Schumann concertos for violin, piano and cello, respectively. The revelatory first two appeared this year, coupled with, of course, Schumann piano trios.” Vol. 1 - http://amzn.to/1NG7u0z Vol. 2 - http://amzn.to/1M7QKye
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