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I tried to play it but .. even the first few bars.. very difficult.

Request,Feinberg 3rd piano sonata.Last movement.

I adore this opera! Thanks for sharing.

Tuba mirum means "the wondrous trumpet"

The reason a harpsichord sounds so different from a piano is that it uses plectrums to pluck the strings rather than a hammer to hit the strings. Once the "fortepiano" was invented, Bach actually hated it and preferred composing for harpsichord.

Helloooo Gidi i have a piece request for you Can you react to Liszt-Mendelssohn A Midsummer nights dream And Volodos/Horowitz/Liszt/Mendelssohn wedding march Thanks

I strongly suggest you react to "ich bin der Welt abhanden gekommen" by Gustav Mahler, specifically the Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau recording of it. Insbesondere da du Deutsch sprichst. Eine der eindrücklichsten Gedichtvertonungen überhaupt imo ^^

Imagine being an 18th Century peasant. . Living on the land. . The only sounds you heard every day were the sounds of nature and human voices. Once or twice a year (if you were lucky) you might hear someone play a simple flute, or fiddle piece . . But that was it. . Then imagine you travel to the 'big city' and go to a cathederal that has a pipe organ. . . THIS is the 18th century equivalent of a WALL OF MARSHALL AMPS! BASS that punches you in the chest and makes your guts vibrate! The WALLS ARE LITERALLY shaking and the bench you are sitting on is trembling with the POWER of the sound. . And such sublime and complex sounds! Nothing like the peasant music you were used to. . NO WONDER the poor believed everything their clergy told them. . . The power of their god was there for the uneducated peasant to experience.

The next transcendental etude (No. 6) of Liszt resembles a funeral march, possibly in remembrance of the vast majority of concert pianists in history who never made their way to Feux Follets alive.

I love this piece because it is so emotional. The overture belongs to the opera Fidelio which is about a political prisoner who is rescued by his wife Leonore. Like your reaction!

Could you react to Verklarte Nacht Op.4 by Arnold Schönberg?

Chopin's most underrated ballad, I love them all

The ballet Stravinsky Rite of Spring - le sacre du printemps - by Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch AMAZING !!! 😎😎😎 you tube 36,31 minutes ! Would love to see the reaction to this touching ballet ...

The ballet Stravinsky Rite of Spring - le sacre du printemps - Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch AMAZING !!! 😎😎😎 you tube 36,31 minutes ! Would love to see the reaction to that touching ballet ...

I just saw the New York Philharmonic perform this a week ago. Just an incredible experience hearing it live.

As much as you like Prokofiev’s music, you should listen and react to “Alexander Nevsky”. It’s one of my favorite works. It will be helpful if you brush up a bit on the history of this historical figure before listening.

Por eso Beethoven es inmortal y su música permanecerá por los siglos de los siglos. Por muy mal que vaya la cosa, acabará resurgiendo.

The intro portion was used as the entrance music for legendary wrestler Ric Flair

Now Chopin Nocturne No.10, Op.32 No.2 in A Flat Major is my favourite

Hey GIDI greetings from Mexico, can I recommend you a piece? I think you would enjoy the “Alpine symphony” from Richard Strauss and everything from Gershwin

You should do Dvorak's cello concerto next (the version played by Gautier Capuçon). Just masterful!

This song embodies everything i want from life.

This piece reminds me of my trip to rotterdam and cloudy afternoon rain

I loved your reaction.

You can see the moment were you get transported to another dimension when you stopped moving. Fascinating to watch

I recommend you Danzon n.2 You will start to dance during the reaction

This piece actually brought me to a swiss painter calles Arnold Böcklin. He was a mysticist/ romanticist painter who brought out a lot of details in his beautiful paintings. Would be worth checking him out :)

Go back to monkey music

Think about one man doing all this, every instrument, every voice, every arrangement, every innovation and he was completely deaf, all this wonder was in his head. And it must be added that during his childhood and youth he had the excuses to completely abandon music given the mistreatment he suffered.

You have to listen to Medtner. He is one of the greatest composers for piano, but, unfortunately, he's forgotten. In fact, Rachmaninoff considered him the greatest of their generation.

That intro music... KH1 Wonderland theme?

Do Bortkiewicz piano concerto 1 next!

Very much in the emotional state of Mahler in vitality of death to overcome futility of your stress in life returning to God...read the text of vocals!

New sub here...please react to Walton Viola concerto or weinawski violin concerto 1 whenever you get the chance

Do you ever get to attend orchestra concerts in-person? Not sure if you have a symphony orchestra where you're located, but I feel like you'd really enjoy these pieces live

The last part is the battle between death and life, set to music. At the end the Dies Irae theme (which depicts death) is defeated by a theme from Rachmaninoff's The All Night Virgil. That theme symbolizes the resurrection of Christ.

You should try The bells from rachmaninoff. It is his masterpiece. Rach himselff said that it was his best.

« he is learking, waiting to catch yo a$$ » is the most accurate description I’ve heard yet of that section 😂

Unabashed I cry everytime I hear this most masterful piece of music.

Wow, such an amazing reaction by a first time listener for this extraordinary composition. Nothing in classical music will shock you after this. You have two new 76 year old subscribers who are going to check out your previous reactions while looking forward to your new ones. Great work. 👋👋

Lindo demais... Parece o hino dos anjos... Mozart é demais...

I fell in love with Prokofiev when I was about 15 and heard the Montagues and Capulets from Romeo and Juliet

Used in the musical Kismet "This is my beloved" - beautiful piece

Please make a reaction video for An Alpine Symphony by Richard Strauss (Haitink or Karajan's interpretation)!

Sounds gershwiny 🎹🎼🩵💙👯‍♀️💃

I love the english horn part because it sounds like someone singing :3

Hey dude, you should totally check out Ottorini Respighi’s Roman trilogy. It’s a collection of three tone poems: fountains of Rome, pines of Rome, and Roman festivals. You’d love it