… "Summer" Topic I am opening this sort of poll to compile a small list of classical pieces that have the aforementioned characteristics and are intended for a somewhat "lay" audience (inclu...
hi everyone, rummaging around on Tube, I 'discovered' an interesting pianist: HAUSCHKA. has anyone ever heard of him? this is one of many videos he seems like a great experimenter to me. it...
In my opinion, the most beautiful interpretation available today, Gulda's is also very beautiful... The only flaw: I feel the orchestra is a little too much on the rails. Is it just my impre...
I'll start by asking whether, regarding harpsichord music, you prefer Bach or Scarlatti? And which one do you consider more innovative. I know there aren't just these two musicians, but list...
hello to all friends, One of my curiosities is to know how you listen to music. Personally, I listen a lot on youtube (or similar channels) but every now and then I also like to buy CDs (pri...
"The most important thing is to succeed in transforming the piano from a percussion instrument into an instrument that sings........the singing timbre is made of nuances, colors and contrast...
I am only just discovering that Aldo Clementi died a year ago. I hadn't heard any mention of it anywhere ... I am sorry and appalled. Am I the only one?
(ANSA) - ROME, 21 JULY - The Russian baritone Evgeny Nikitin - expected at the Bayreuth Festival as the protagonist of the new production of 'The Flying Dutchman' - has cancelled his partici...
I am asking this strange question because lately it seems to me that there is a "strange" trend. I came into possession of some Bach cantatas conducted by a certain Suzuki whom I did not kno...
Grave lutto per la cultura italiana: con il decreto legislativo datato 6 luglio 2012 viene soppresso l'Istituto per i beni sonori e audiovisivi (ex discoteca di stato). Che ne sarà delle cen...
Strange question, among other things I love Handel, but after listening to this one, you really start to wonder: "is there really all this need for Handel? " I believe that no baroque opera...
I have never understood why the second piano concerto is viewed with disdain or a sense of superiority by many "purists" of classical music culture. In general, regarding the second movement...
It is a tango for strings and piano http://tumbergiablog.altervista.org/tag/divi-cinema-muto on the left, scrolling down a bit, there is a window with a player. The music I mean is the secon...
Claude Debussy: Romance (Philippe Jaroussky) I was undecided whether to post it or not... but I'm a bit mischievous Fortunately, Debussy wrote a lot; 2330 is the number of pages in the colle...
I don't know anything about it, but do these theories seem true to you? And if playing at 432 Hz is truly beneficial, can one change the tuning of their own piano? I invite you to watch the...
Vienna, music-loving thief desecrates Brahms' tomb to collect teeth The grave robber confesses on the Internet to the theft of hundreds of teeth, including those of Strauss. Goal: to open a...
PappanoinWeb http://pappanoinweb.telecomitalia.com/racconti There is the possibility to listen to the streamed concerts of the season that has just concluded.
I propose listening to a fragment of the "Miserere in Palestrina", for soloists, choir, two cellos, double bass and organ by Paisiello (1794). An eighteenth-century sacred piece of great imp...
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