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how do you create true hand independence? I practice hands separately and the piece flows smoothly, but when I join the hands together I can't control the independence, and I'm making no pro...
Latest post S Stellina
I propose this sentence that I found around the WEB and that struck me. Time mocks everyone and, paraphrasing Molière, one can say that time has nothing to do with artistic values. I leave t...
Latest post M Marcello
I am reporting this site where it is possible to find various little things http://www.atonality.net/
I am opening this discussion to exchange views on the issue of musicology and how it has overturned (for better or worse) the musical world. But at what levels? And in what way? With what "p...
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thallo
The repertoire is rich with works, one more beautiful than the next, by this composer Bonaventura Rubino : Dixit Dominus for 6 voices Bonaventura Rubino : Laetatus sum for 8 voices What do y...
Hello everyone! i am looking for a score by B. Smetana from "Ma Vlast" .... VLTAVA for Piano and Violin and only Piano.... CAN YOU HELP ME??? thanks a lot in advance
I wouldn't want to compete with Backspace, a neglected piece by the Neapolitan Vittorio Monti (1868-1922), which has been played by all orchestras in Hungary http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y...
Latest post L Lupino
how did mozart die?....was he killed by salieri or because of illness?....wow what a masterpiece the requiem....speechless!!! 😕
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CromaDiBrera
Since not long ago someone called me a poor "researcher," as an alternative to Porpora of Rotor, I give you Niccoló Jommelli. This music was composed around 1750 and has a very modern concep...
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Frank
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/classical-beat/post/rip-herbert-breslin/2012/05/17/gIQAu7HqWU_blog.html# Herbert Breslin's death passed completely unnoticed, the legendary manager of Pav...
Latest post T Tenore
I would like to consult scores by PUCCINI and BERIO, especially what they have written for symphonic-vocal works. Could you give me some indications of sources to draw from (online)?
Eurisko's new “audiradio” data http://www.ilpost.it/2012/06/04/i-nuovi-dati-audiradio-di-eurisko/ After the debacle of the previous detection system, the first surveys on radio listenership...
I am new (congratulations on the forum), I have to write a thesis for my exams this year and I have chosen to talk about the Second World War. I can't seem to find any connections with music...
I never get tired of listening to Bizet's two suites; in my opinion, they are phenomenal. Unfortunately, they are never talked about enough; the orchestration is beautiful, very imaginative...
Latest post S stradivari
Maybe you already knew it, I just discovered it 😉 http://www.rodoni.ch/index.html
Latest post G Giusantsot
I came across these two pieces, enjoy the listening and good night Moretti plays Parish-Alvars Concertino Elias Parish-Alvars - Harp concerto in E Flat Major Opus 98: 2. Andante
Who was this? I haven't found many traces around the web, there are some correlations with Johann Rudolf Ahle... but specifically nothing more ... Ideas?
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Rotore
On a score I happened to read for the violins (m.D.), could it be that it means "right hand"? If so (but even if not), what does it mean in practice and what is the desired effect?
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Frank
In your opinion, how is it possible that Robert Schumann wrote, regarding this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uC3fUs4yY7o&feature=relmfu ..."absolutely masterful in technique (composition a...
Universal Edition - Things people send us on Vimeo Look what the warehouse workers of a major publisher receive once the rental period has expired: - sketches on the back of music sheets - b...
Latest post T Trade1
If someone took a folk melody and wrote a symphony based on it, would it be plagiarism? I am asking because yesterday I listened to a Mahler symphony and it really seems like he more or less...
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Frank
The great performers of the past truly make you love them. From their hands exudes a love for music; it is impossible to be envious of them, one can only esteem them and take them as an exam...
I had read somewhere that while we Westerners have difficulty understanding Chinese music, which seems quite boring to us, they have no problems with Western music, and it shows. I say it sh...
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Frank
On these gloomy days, it is truly nice to console oneself by listening to this lady Beethoven 'Appassionata', 1st mvt: Dame Myra Hess (1945) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNlyxn2Y4_E
