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Sunday Afternoon Musical Interlude
Topic Started: Mar 18 2012, 09:58 AM (62 Views)
jon-nyc
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Evgeny Kissin playing Beethoven's C minor variations.

I started working on these right after I bought my Bosie. My father, a very accomplished pianist in his day, said to me at the time, "if you can do these justice then you deserve that piano. If not, you don't".


He visited a few months later, and I played them for him. He thought I did them justice, though Kissin does a slightly better job I'd have to say. :)




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mjAUAQWTqE&feature=related
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By the way, George and other Schubert fans will recognize the opening to this - Schubert's late C- sonata opens with an homage to the piece.
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