"Ave Maria" - "Tanti Anni Prima" (Many Years Ago) by Piazzolla
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- I truly think this is Piazzolla's most beautiful composition. Take a moment to have a musical meditation and absorb this piece.
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Carolyn Hagler, cello
Malika Baimagambetova, piano
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So Beautifully played Carolyn, I haven’t heard this Ave Maria before, it is a lovely piece.
So peaceful, thoughtful, well.played. I love to listen to you - seeing the joy with which you play is a super bonus! 💜💜💜
So beautiful,a breath of life in this composition, Thank you!
Thank you, Mark!
What a completely gorgeous piece of music, and what a completely charming performer and performance!
Thanks, Wayne! When I first heard this piece I knew I had to learn it. I agree - it's completely gorgeous. :)
The recap at 3:12 is my favorite part. ☺
Beautifull!!❤❤❤❤❤
Beautiful! I didn’t know this piece! It’s lovely! 😊
Beautiful....superbly played... and that tone, very good.
Thank you!
Lovely and moving
That was beautiful Carolyn ❤
Forgive me for pointing out a little typo, I think it is 'Tanti anni prima'. Beautiful rendition! Thanks for that. Love Piazzolla.
Thank you for pointing out the typo! I will correct it!!
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Very nice