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The Mad Hatter · 2007-08-27 21:00:24

Right, I think rather than setting up a new thread every time someone finds a recording they like, people can post all their cool links in this one. That way, when someone like me gets bored and wants to listen to something, they can just browse this thread. Starting with... Listen to this awesome recording of Prokofiev's…

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Right, I think rather than setting up a new thread every time someone finds a recording they like, people can post all their cool links in this one.

That way, when someone like me gets bored and wants to listen to something, they can just browse this thread.

Starting with...

Listen to this awesome recording of Prokofiev's seventh piano sonata by Glen Gould.

First movement

Second and third movements

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#2 30-08-2007 11:21AM

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Listen to this awesome recording of Argerich play Ravel

Except that my link posting skills are not so awesome.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=1DH0WXnIMy8

Bah. Quality is okay, I do love the way she plays Ravel!!

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#3 10-09-2007 07:01PM

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I'm a huge Dido and Aeneas fan. So this was a nice version to find:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2SGb0x7Jqw

Thoughts?

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#4 10-09-2007 10:31PM

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Hey, don't have time to listen to that right now, but I look forward to it.

By the way, I've set up a different thread here for all of these videos, because I think it saves a lot of clutter to share all the neat YouTube videos in the same thread.

That way, if someone has a free hour, they have something readily available to do

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#5 11-09-2007 03:01PM

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Threads merged. Let's try and keep all the YouTube videos in one place please.

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#6 12-09-2007 02:58PM

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Philip Glass's Metamorphosis Two:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jf2YGbTjAGc

Glen Gould playing Bach's Goldberg Variations 1-7:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7LWANJFHEs

(search YouTube for the remainder of this performance).

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#7 13-09-2007 04:45PM

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Stravinsky conducting the Philharmonia Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall in London. Absolutely incredible viewing in my opinion, and a wonderful piece of music indeed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tGA6bpscj8

Enjoy.

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#8 08-10-2007 04:03PM

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This is quite good:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmI9gAyNPyE

Enjoy.

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#9 18-10-2007 11:01PM

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This is a classic piece of Gilbert and Sullivan. Simply awesome:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gazsXhDOOQc

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#10 20-10-2007 02:45PM

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I'm a fan of Francois-Frederic Guy, and Ravel's Piano Concerto in Gmajor, so this is heaven for meh!

First Movement:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=SYkaSk7byKg

Second Movement:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=0epYgL0Baqk

Third:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Q8WY6jMA26M

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#11 20-10-2007 11:41PM

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Marathon Man wrote: »

I'm a huge Dido and Aeneas fan. So this was a nice version to find:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2SGb0x7Jqw

Thoughts?

Did you ever hear Dido's Lament Its a classic.Jeff Buckley Does an unbelievable performance of it.

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#12 14-11-2007 05:47PM

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My favourite sonata played by my favourite pianist. You can't go wrong, really.

Beautiful beyond words.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qx1pCcVOaRU

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#13 14-11-2007 10:08PM

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Dicitencello Vuie sung by the masterful Tito Gobbi. Amazing tbh.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1Ihox1nOVc

EDIT: If you want to embed a youtube video into your post use the [y*utube] <youtube code> [/youtube] tags. (The youtube code is the last bit of the youtube page URL, eg for http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1Ihox1nOVc , you would put the D1Ihox1nOVc between the tags) (replace the * with an o as well )

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#14 15-11-2007 10:51PM

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Music4life wrote: »

Did you ever hear Dido's Lament Its a classic.Jeff Buckley Does an unbelievable performance of it.

The clip from Dido was wonderful, a really fresh interpretation (big thanks for that). The Jeff Buckley performance of the Lament also sounds fascinating: any idea where to hear it?

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#15 19-11-2007 04:14PM

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check this out: Holliger+oboe+mozart=sublime.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGzOJBeig_k

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#16 18-12-2007 08:44PM

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It wouldn't be Christmas without the Snowman.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KRDCD_O4Cs&feature=related

awwwwwwwww!

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#17 30-12-2007 11:09AM

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Great selections folks. Two current obsessions:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZL6-gJha7U

Bach cantata Lobet Gott 1st movt.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ag3atJSmgTM

The master playing the other master,
Glenn + 1st movt of 6th partita.

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#18 05-01-2008 05:47PM

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Very nice music indeed Intothesea. A current obsession of my own is Palestrina. Check this out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ry1sQz3vQUc

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#19 05-01-2008 07:22PM

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miLV0o4AhE4

Gorecki ftw!

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#20 12-01-2008 03:56PM

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This is one of my favourite pieces of all time. It is O Magnum Mysterium by Thomas Luis de Victoria. Listen and enjoy:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjIWwLFdI94&NR=1

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#21 13-01-2008 10:52PM

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A great (sound-only) version of Beethoven's Waldstein sonata played fabulously by the Russian pianist Emil Gilels (one of my favourite Beethoven pianists, but very unsung on boards.ie):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjWBweNBHIM

Next parts at:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=YcOmPSj1Jy8
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Q6Yn96G16O

I guess these are from the '72 DG recording, on CD with the Appassionata & No 26.

To see something of how he played, there's a concert video of him performing the Mozart d-min fantasy K.397:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGBebc6jGq4

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#22 14-01-2008 11:44AM

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Love the Waldstein, but the best I've ever heard was Francois-Frederick Guy when I saw him at the National Concert hall. Still, its an impressive piece and anyone who plays it is a hero!

Actually, I keep hearing somebody practicing in college, and I keep meaning to tell them how good it sounds. Who ever it is has that soaring intro down perfectly.

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#23 16-01-2008 11:57AM

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sdep wrote: »

A great (sound-only) version of Beethoven's Waldstein sonata played fabulously by the Russian pianist Emil Gilels (one of my favourite Beethoven pianists, but very unsung on boards.ie):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjWBweNBHIM

Next parts at:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=YcOmPSj1Jy8
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Q6Yn96G16O

I guess these are from the '72 DG recording, on CD with the Appassionata & No 26.

To see something of how he played, there's a concert video of him performing the Mozart d-min fantasy K.397:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGBebc6jGq4

Ooh, must remember to look at this next time I'm online! Why did I only check this thread now?!

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#24 18-01-2008 12:03AM

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I can't get enough of this pleasant fellow recently. Listen and enjoy:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4VoKso5ERI

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#25 18-01-2008 10:34AM

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Funky Penguin — Which college do you go to?

I'd learn the Waldstein only it's not worth the effort. Like the Hammerklavier. Well, it WOULD be worth it, but not at this stage when I have enough other things to be learning.

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#26 20-01-2008 08:05PM

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Doshea3 wrote: »

I'd learn the Waldstein only it's not worth the effort.

Blashphemy!

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#27 20-01-2008 08:15PM

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You never know Rob, maybe some day.

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#28 21-01-2008 02:34PM

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Doshea3 wrote: »

Funky Penguin — Which college do you go to?

I'd learn the Waldstein only it's not worth the effort. Like the Hammerklavier. Well, it WOULD be worth it, but not at this stage when I have enough other things to be learning.

NUIM, but I'm only a lowly first year.

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#29 21-01-2008 04:42PM

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lowly 2nd year nuim BMus right here, How old are you FP?

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#30 22-01-2008 12:27AM

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Funky Penguin, are you sure it wasn't Rob you heard playing the Waldstein...?

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#31 22-01-2008 01:31PM

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Wow! This is weird! Both Maynooth students?

Wait....I just remember that thread you wrote on the Music Dept. on the NUIM forum.

>_>

<_<

Just turned 23.

Next time I hear the Waldstein I'll drop in and say hello. I'll be the one playing Rachmaninov.

I have a feeling I'd recognise you guys if I say you.

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