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i prefer other versions, for me this lacks expression. If i programmed a 90s midi to play prelude then this is what i think id get.

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John Wilson is a treasure. Thank you, John.

Too fast

Bach e Beatrice ,una meraviglia !

Ouvi só um pouco e achei fantástica esta orquestra ! Por que não basta apenas ser gershwin, tem que ter o que posso chamar de " american soul ". Precisamos ouvir mais...

What ...what ????🎉🎉🎉🎉

This is Rostropovich, playing a Dvorak Concerto on a cello. Unfortunately, Rostropovich passed away😢😭😟💔😰😥several years ago, due to intestinal cancer. A, at 80, and B, 1927 is where Rostropovich was born. Several years ago or 6, Rostropovich would have been 90. Fortunately, he's in a better place😇. Rostropovich March 27th, 1927-April 27th, 2007

This is Rostropovich, playing Cello Suite #1 by Bach. Unfortunately, Rostrpovich passed away😥😰💔😟😭😢several years ago, due to intestinal cancer. A, at 80. And B, 1927 is where Rostropovich was born. Fortunately, he's in a better place😇. Rostropovich March 27th, 1927-April 27th, 2007

Surely someone has to choreography a dance to this. Imagine it.

Magnifique pièce = )

Went down a rabbit hole of Cello players, hour well spent

Wow, this is amazing I have learned sheet note cello lessons to keep up warm practice Bach suit .

Me ajudem, coloque legenda 😑

the best soprano

That “guy” singing soprano makes me absolutely sick...what kind of singing IS that??? We don’t need fake castrati!! It’s a horrible, ugly sound, and ruins Devieilhe’s performance for me, I simply can’t listen to both of them! I also hope she refrains in future from the streaming mascara and eyeliner; I’ve seen her do this in “Hamlet,” and in other performances, and I think it worked well for this originally. Time to hang it up!

Why did they swop oboes...? I suspect the Jonathan Small plays on the non gold Puchner?

Yknow … it really is amazing to think that almost every piece that was written in Hollywood by George and Ira occurred during the last 11 months of George’s life. A one-picture deal with RKO, an option for a second, and the possibility of a feature for Samuel Goldwyn were the prospects that convinced The brothers to go West in August 1936.

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lol this is awesome, thanks Nigel

Pamela Thorby

Jody Jenkins

John Taylor

Frank ricotti

MARY CAREWE

I am getting it for my 27th birthday

So beautiful. I heard him play this in Baku to a small group at our office. Such a privilege.

An unbelievable great master

Cello fast

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The London philharmonic

Mariam STOCKLEY

Mike Rattlage

Karl Jenkins

Programmed Percussion

The percussion

I have songs of sanctuary

Jane Birkin (Londres, 1946) presenta en Madrid su espectáculo sinfónico de homenaje a Serge Gainsbourg. Ella fue su musa y diosa, pareja y mucho más, ahora él es más que un compositor, de modo que revive el repertorio que le compuso a esta mjuer anglo-francesa, uno de los grandes iconos del siglo XX. Serge fue su pareja entre 1969 y 1980. Se conocieron cuando ella apenas tenía 20 años y desde aquel momento compuso canciones para Jane, hermosas canciones de amor, ese es su patrimonio, al que ahora homenajea y saca partido. Aunque advierte que jamás volverá a cantar "Je táime". Ahora ella tiene 72 años, así que no te fies de las fotos promocionales, cinco nietos y 53 años de trayectoria como actriz y cantante. Este espectáculo llamdo "Gainsbourg Symphonic" llega hoy a lasNoches del Botánico en Madrid, acompañada por la Orquesta Sinfónica de Mujeres de Madrid (OSMUM), un concierto que arranca a las 21 horas y con unas entradas al precio de 45 euros. Puede ser una noche mágica para recordar hermosas canciones de amor que le dedicó uno de los grandes poetas franceses, al que se comparó tras su muerte con Baudelaire y Apollinaire. Versos que recuerdan doce años de relación y que después de que Birkin le dejara, Serge Gainsbourg reconoció que a duras penas pudo superar. Así son las historias trágicas de desamor. La última canción que le compuso fue "Amours des feintes", en 1990. Así son las cosas. Música independiente novedades.

Genius... love it!!

Où est toutte la projection??????

I am very curious, what type of oboe are you playing on?

"Slava" liked to play this for sad occasions. For instance, he played it after Russia invaded Czech. in 1968.

This is my favorite performance of this piece.

Maravilloso

Wonderful!

Hey! I love this song! Is there anyway to get hold of the sheets? Maybe for the full album? I would pay for it.

wow. so fluid.

Love Jane Birkin ever since I discovered her in 1987.

great!!!!