http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93JiXloIhn4&mode=related&search=
For anyone who ever tried to learn his music on the piano! You will love this!
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Rachmaninoff Fans...Hilareous UTube...you have to see this!
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hubert
That was good !! The wife loved it, too !!
Thanks for sharing, Restrangled.
Hubert
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restrangled
Sorry, this should be under Entertainment or Friends...don't know how to switch it!
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drew sagan
That was great!
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restrangled
The funny thing is if you are a pianist and have small hands this is the perfect solution! I have been working on the Fantasia Impromptu by Chopin for years. My fingers are fast but not fast enough! I have all 12 pages memorized...but get a load of this 7 year old....DAMN IT!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N345XPAbokA
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Tyrone van leyen
Yes restrangeld! There is hope for the human race! I was starting on my music thread today about child prodigies. It seems there are more now than ever. I will post hetre another od the great Chelsea Dock. I love her to death. She is inspired and blessed
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKXg92atWVghttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKXg92atWVg
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restrangled
Here is another link for Chopin's Fantasia Impromputu...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfzDzF2uG88&mode=related&search=
Beautifully done but not enough feeling at the end...Possibly just a bit to fast midway.
I have studied this for years, Can get through most of the runs, but going too fast loses the feeling.
The ending in the deep base must be done slowly because it mimics the entire song. Horowitz did it perfectly.
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restrangled
Tyrone, can you please explain what you wanted me to see. A huge page came up on Utube.
Thanks,. r.
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Tyrone van leyen
Fortget it restrangled, it was just another child prodigy playin amazingly. I have had it in my favorites list for a while but sometimes utubes yanks them without letting you know.
In my opinion Mozart was the greatest child prodigy of all time. Why do I say this? Because not only couod he play amazingly, he was composing these wonders in his childhood. His father came into the house one day and Mozart was was scribbling on the floors and walls with chalk. His father asked him, What are you doing, and Mozart replied composing my first symphony. Here is another amazing child prodigy at the age of 8 playing Sonata K330, the first movement. Absolutely amazing!
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Tyrone van leyen
Watch this amazing little sweetheart. I'd die if she was my daughter. I could not conceal my pride and love. She is an angel from heaven. she is doing Bach when most little girls are playing with Barbies