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PianoTexas International Festival & Academy
Registrace 13. 02. 2015
PianoTexas International Festival & Academy is an arts organization that endeavors to bridge the gap between the music profession, the halls of academia, and the community.
Pascal Rogé Plays Claude Debussy's Préludes, Book 1
Pascal Rogé Plays Claude Debussy's Préludes, Book 1
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Pascal Rogé Plays Francis Poulenc's Les Soirées de Nazelles
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Pascal Rogé Plays Francis Poulenc's Les Soirées de Nazelles
Pascal Rogé Plays Maurice Ravel's Sonatine
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Pascal Rogé Plays Maurice Ravel's Sonatine
Pascal Rogé Plays Erik Satie's Gnossienne No. 3(Lent)
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Pascal Rogé Plays Erik Satie's Gnossienne No. 3(Lent)
Pascal Rogé Plays Erik Satie's Gymnopédie No. 1(Lent et Douloureux)
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Pascal Rogé Plays Erik Satie's Gymnopédie No. 1(Lent et Douloureux)
Mozart Sonata in B flat major, K333, first movement by William Yang
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Mozart Sonata in B flat major, K333, first movement by William Yang
Debussy: Images, Book II "Poissons d'or", by Jakub Kuszlik
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Debussy: Images, Book II "Poissons d'or", by Jakub Kuszlik
Rachmaninoff Prelude OP 32, No 12 in G sharp minor, Olga Kern
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Rachmaninoff Prelude OP 32, No 12 in G sharp minor, Olga Kern
Sergei Prokofiev - Etude Op. 2 No. 4, Olga Kern, PianoTexas
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Sergei Prokofiev - Etude Op. 2 No. 4, Olga Kern, PianoTexas
Rachmaninoff : Vocalise. Amateurs Program pianist: Michael Brounoff. PianoTexas
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Rachmaninoff : Vocalise. Amateurs Program pianist: Michael Brounoff. PianoTexas
PianoTexas. Frédéric Chopin: Mazurka in A minor, Op.17 No. 4
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PianoTexas. Frédéric Chopin: Mazurka in A minor, Op.17 No. 4
PianoTexas. Frédéric Chopin: Barcarolle in F-sharp major, Op.60
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PianoTexas. Frédéric Chopin: Barcarolle in F-sharp major, Op.60
PianoTexas. Robert Schumann: Waldszenen (I. Entrance, III. Lonely Flowers, VI. The Wayside Inn)
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PianoTexas. Robert Schumann: Waldszenen (I. Entrance, III. Lonely Flowers, VI. The Wayside Inn)
Igor Stravinsky: Chez Pétrouchka from Trois Mouvement de Petrouchk
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Igor Stravinsky: Chez Pétrouchka from Trois Mouvement de Petrouchk
Felix Mendelssohn: Concerto No.1 in G minor, Op. 25
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Felix Mendelssohn: Concerto No.1 in G minor, Op. 25
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Piano Trio in C major, KV 548 (II. Andante cantabile)
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Piano Trio in C major, KV 548 (II. Andante cantabile)
PianoTexas International Academy & Festival
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PianoTexas International Academy & Festival
Dr. Tamas Ungar: Welcome to PianoTexas 2015
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Dr. Tamas Ungar: Welcome to PianoTexas 2015
I feel like such a chump watching this…. Senior year of high school, we competed in the “Dallas Rachmaninoff Piano Competition”. Needless to say, I got second…. She went on to win the Van Cliburn in 2001 (in a tie with Ioudenitch). It’s been a while, but I think she played C sharp minor? Anyhow, I guess I’m saying, even if you lose, it’s awesome to see those who win go on to do amazing things…
And I dig the background art she chose…
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So proud of our alumna student, Lucas Peters. I thank his family for sharing this outstanding event. With all the horrible things going on in the world right now, this Festival and Competition is like dream oasis in the middle of all else that provides hope, beauty, and light to all who partake and listen. Thank you for this! Ann Pittel, Director/Founder, Cornerstone Music Conservatory, Los Angeles.
Poulenc condamnait cette partition qui est pourtant comme un condensé de son langage pianistique, une sorte d'équivalent français du Carnaval de Schumann..Mais les compositeurs ne sont pas toujours les meilleurs juges de leur propre musique..Bravo , en tous cas, pour cette magnifique interprétation.
Perfect interpretation, superior in every way.
Very Gladiousli!
기가막히게 아름다운 울림이 한폭의 아름다운 그림을 보는듯한…오랜만에 라벨의 향연에 흠뻑 빠져 기쁘게 들었습니다.
Sublime!
Magnifique...toujours poétique et quel style. Merci infiniment. ❤
Un des plus belles réalisations musicales en live qui m'est eté donné d'entendre. Merci infiniment. ❤
First, listen to Ravel's score. How he could come up with something so melodic and so disruptive at the same time I may never know. The next thing I noticed was the crossing of hands. When I improvise at my keyboard, I keep the left hand steady and cross the right hand over it. One can get some delicious results that way. Yet here, all the crossing is done by the LEFT hand. Whoa. Soon as I saw that, I put the video on pause and tried some left-hand crossing. Oh, my word. So pretty. Then I saw Pascal working both the sustain pedal and the soft pedal. Continually through the piece. Nice musical education.
Did Ravel write how the pianist is supposed to physically play the piece in his score, which hands do what,or did he just write the music and let the player decide how he wants to play it?
@@davidsheriff9274Yes, in the first movement the inner voice is supposed to be played by both hands, but it can physically be done with only one. However Ravel does indicate that it is to be played with both hands by putting the notes on both staves. With crossovers, it is very clearly shown exactly what hand plays what in the score.
@@ThePainist Thanks
I just listen to yuja wang playing and this is not even close, playing notes much slower than should be
Shamefully i never heard in the past Stephen Hough and found him just recently. Incredible pianist, super amazing. By the way students are also unbelievably good
OMG so Romantik.
Such great charisma and stage presence 🤣 and fabulous passage work the little ornamentation there is in the piece
It's amazing how wonderful these "students" are! It's a good thing I'm not a master teacher. I'd have heard Chopin's Barcarolle and the 1st movement of Rachmaninoff's B flat minor Sonata and sat their mouth agape, stunned by the quality of what I had just heard! I can only dream--at the age of (gulp) 64--ever being able to play either of those great works, much less play them as wonderfully as these young pianists play them here. My hat is off to Stephen Hough for what he offers here in his suggestions and guidance. And I owe Mr. Hough for kindly sending me a post card from Germany and letting me know--in response to a letter I had written to him--how to get the music for Gabrilowitsch's "Melodie in E minor," a piece I first heard (and came to love) on his hugely enjoyable CD, "My Favorite Things." Not many professional musicians would take the time to do that. I will always be grateful to Mr. Hough for so kindly helping me to get hold of a piece of music that his marvelous recording "made me" love!
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Stephen Hough is always amazing and such a nice man. One of my very favorites. So where are all the comments and praises for this effort?
One can hardly hear him and he talks way too much.............very mumbled and irritating.
...what a fake bullshit ! how did this person became a professor at the institutions he teaches at....? it feels like he knows he does not know......
absolutely amazing voicing
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He’s brilliant
Great masterclasses!
What a treat. Great piano for him too.
Hough is so kind and his masterclasses are always very insightful.
So beautiful and elegant.
Muy bonito
Ma boy is ABSOLUTELY CLUELESS on Chopin's height, LOL. Never give a lesson on sheet you know NOTHING about my dude.
Ma bou Chen is the ULTIMATE BOOLSHITTER
its surprising how little music theory students have these days ........
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9:00 is a banger
Unbelievable! Let’s connect?
Très magique.
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Sublime !
👋👋👋👏👏
Adore Hough!
I wish he played the end fff like its supposed to be 🥲