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J.S. Bach:
Italian Concerto 3rd movement (Video Clip):
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W.A. Mozart:
Sonata K 332 in F major
1st movement (Video Clip):
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2nd movement (Video Clip):
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3rd movement (Video Clip):
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L.V. Beethoven:
Sonata opus 57 'Appassionata'
3rd movement (Video Clip):
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This is Beethoven's most powerful expression of rage and fury.
J Brahms:
intermezzo op.118\2: (Video Clip):
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This is a personal favorite of mine. Written near the end of
Brahms's life, it is rightly considered to be one of the most beautiful pieces in the
repertoire.
intermezzo op.118\6: (Video Clip):
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As for this intermezzo, the last of the opus 118, it can
easily be said to be one of the darkest pieces ever written for the instrument.
A powerful expression of utter despair and hopelessness.
R. Schumann:
Fantasy op 17 1st movement
part 1(Video Clip): Play
part 2(Video Clip): Play
Written in 1836, this piece, considered to be one of the greatest
masterpieces of the Romantic genre, is the composer's cry of anguish over
being forcibly separated from his one true love, Clara.
S. Rachmaninoff:
Prelude opus 32 no 10 (Video Clip):
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Audio clips:
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Concerto no 19 K.459 in F major
1st movement
(Arkadia Festival Orchestra)
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Tristan Lauber, transcriptions:
1-Wagner: Prélude from Tristan and Isolde
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2-A few years ago I was in Washington DC visiting my parents during the annual 4th of July celebrations. These intense demonstrations of patriotism inspired me to write a piano transcription of the Star Spangled Banner ( reminiscent the Horowitz-Sousa Stars and Stripes Forever transcription). Being a very lazy person, I never had the time or energy to write out the notes on paper. At least, now I have this little "souvenir" on video…
The Star Spangled Banner (Video Clip): Play
3-Of course, being patriotic myself I quickly followed
this up with a rendition of our own national anthem O Canada
O Canada (Video Clip): Play
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