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Jeff Joseph
Приєднався 26 лис 2011
Happy Hanukkah 2015 Ben & Josh
Ben (Sax) & Josh (Bass) play 2 Hanukkah tunes at the Temple Beth El 5th Night event, introduced by Rabbi Clopper
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Loser's Lounge Devo vs. B-52's Uncontrollable Urge Liam Finn
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Loser's Lounge Devo vs. B-52's Uncontrollable Urge Liam Finn
Loser's Lounge Devo vs. B-52's Love Shack Anna Copa Cabanna
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Loser's Lounge Devo vs. B-52's Love Shack Anna Copa Cabanna
Loser's Lounge Devo vs. B-52's Freedom Of Choice David Milone
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Loser's Lounge Devo vs. B-52's Freedom Of Choice David Milone
Loser's Lounge Devo vs. B-52's Be Stiff Alyson Greenfield
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Loser's Lounge Devo vs. B-52's Be Stiff Alyson Greenfield
The Loser's Lounge B-52's vs. Devo Show in 5 Minutes!
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For those with a really short attention span
Philipp Scheucher Plays Liszt Transcendental Etude #4 "Mazeppa" ` Munich Airport
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"Come play a Steinway" says the sign by the piano. Luckily for me, this was enough temptation for concert pianist Philipp Scheucher to give us a free concert! He was practicing for his concert in Lviv, Ukraine. His website is www.philippscheucher.com and there are other videos of him on youtube from piano competitions and appearances.
The Dry Cleaner From Des Moines - Robin Goldwasser - Loser's Lounge Joni Mitchell
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With Mike McGinnis on Sax , Jeremy Chatzky on Bass & Clem Waldman on Drums.
Loser's Lounge Paul Williams Mary Lee Kortes You And Me Against The World
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Sorry about the missing bits, I'm having some trouble with dropouts on the tape. I also moved to take a shot of the honoree taking it this great performance...
The complete sum total compilation of all our appearances on David Letterman
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Exhaustively compiled from my personal video archives.
Can You Picture That? Loser's Lounge Paul Williams w/ Robin Goldwasser & Joe McGinty
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with "Goldie" Goldwasser, Kris Woolsey, Julian Maile and the Kustard Kings! Recorded live at Westbeth 6/15/2001
Loser's Lounge Paul Williams w/ David Garland Ishtar Medley
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accompanied by Rob Schwimmer on Piano and Harmony Vocals.
Loser's Lounge Paul Williams W/ Bubble & Joe McGinty Ishtar Medley
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Only at a Loser's Lounge would give you not one but TWO performances of the Ishtar songs! Rockin' version by Bubble with Dave Foster.Recorded June 15, 2001. Apologies for the floppy tripod!
Loser's Lounge Tribute to Paul Williams w/ Lianne Smith & Joe McGinty
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Lianne Smith wows the crowd at Westbeth. This from the second weekend of the Paul Williams tribute show: June 16th 2001, with the amazing Kustard Kings.
Rich Davis - Video Salesman Selling The Extended Warranty!
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Rich's subtle sales technique is on display!
I would be glad to be late to work or miss my flight just to listen. Even though little, the ones who stopped to listen are the real ones. Big props, brother.
so epic
Not many people are gonna know what is really going on here. They see some guy making noise in a somewhat controlled manner on the piano, so they move on. The people that stop are the people that know this piece. I’ve never seen this performed in person, and if I ever got to stand right next to the piano and watch someone play this, it would be something I’d brag about for the rest of my life.
perhaps trying different song next time? I hear too many wrong notes
just one word: wow.
Phil is a personal friend and this sort of spontaneity is so in character for him
bro.... the end
I love how Liszt resurrected at 4:08 (in background) to listen to his own piece.
He’s been eating a lot of junk food, lately
@@i.ehrenfest349 yea he isn't used to time travel since earlier in history junk food simply didn't exist :(
Whoa... the mighty 'Mazeppa'... Liszt didn't just write Etudes... he wrote transcendental ones.... these are fiendishly difficult, and what a treat to hear this for free in public!
Unbelievable 😅 Etüde transcendental No. 4 leggere and brilliantly performed. Thx for that 🌟🙋
Red Steinway on public? WOW
1:40 Someone said "this Is Debussy"....how? 😂
😂😂😂
crazy😂
Mazeppa in public? You don’t get to see this every day😂 and those ignorant people just walk away😢
Eh!, why don´t you follow on the airplane? (I can help you to carry de piano)
🔥🔥🔥👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hardly easy Lisztening but exceptional none the less.
Too much rubato
Too much useless comments
He screwed up a section.
I just watched your version. Humble yourself 😂😂😂
@@finnstyles just saw his version XD
@@finnstyles In all fairness, that recording was from 12 years ago.
Why is there a red Steinway with a hydraulic bench in an airport????
Wow they have a random steinway sitting in the mall
Stunning performance of an extremely demanding piece. All respect to this wonderfully gifted musician for sharing great music!🌹🎹🌹
very very talented
0:17 No one says he played wrong
Because nobody cares about his mistakes, it is a very hard piece so mistakes are natural
I don't know why I find it so depressing that there are people in the world who can't be bothered to turn their heads for this: ua-cam.com/video/1r3DWjJM9dQ/v-deo.html
Steinway in airport? Wtf
This might be the one and only time you hear Transcendental Etude #4 in a random public performance 😂
This man has a simple mind: I see a Steinway, I play the Steinway.
Give me six minutes (like the last 6 minutes?)!
Best hard Liszt Hungaryan Simphony
He should play it without pedal so people actually hear what he's playing and how difficult it is
Quelques fausses notes mais lorsqu'on sait la difficulté du morceau et les conditions dans lesquelles vous jouez, votre jeu me laisse totalement admiratif. Moi qui vénère Liszt vous m'avez fait pleurer monsieur et je vous en remercie ! MAGNIFIQUE ...
That girl looks bored...
Guessing its his wife/girlfriend. (she's bored, but sticking around)
@@nicklewisatx Either that or she is waiting for her turn to play Wilde Jagd
one can appreciate his technicality and dexterity, but he was rushing and making a lot of mistakes. I know, criticism from someone at a lower skill level can seem invalid, but you can't ignore that the song sounded a little sloppy.
Yeah there were some mistakes here and there but that is to be expected with a piece like this
Mad cuz cant play
legeno
I know some people might insult me haha, but let’s be honest, people stop and listen only when they hear something lovely, and we can’t really say that it’s easy to appreciate Liszt. He wrote absolute beauties, but 90% of his repertoire is way too “artistic” and “virtuose”. Recently I read a book about Chopin (“Chopin, prince of the romantics” by Adam Zamoyski) and Chopin said in a letter something like this : “Nobody equals Liszt at the piano, but in terms of composition, no one will remember his melodies.” And I think he’s right...while people can remember hundreds of Chopin’s melodies, they can only a few of Liszt’s.
You also have to remember Liszt composed a lot after Chopins death and one his most famous pieces (liebestraum no.3) was composed right after his death. Liszt became less flashy as he aged and focused more on the musical side of things.
Shut up
Lemme listen
To whatever i want
That is quite harsh from his friend Chopin... His Rhapsodies, Sonata in B minor, Ballade in B minor, and Liebestraume series (particularly No.3), not to mention his own emotional variation on a Chopin piece as a memorial of Chopin's passing... he was extremely productive in his later life and wrote poignant and beautiful pieces that were in fact ahead of their time.
so lucky to see him play!!
If you practice 40 hours a day, someday you will play like this 😎
Ling Ling with piano!
@@mikihara_tsukiko easy
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This is just sad they much rather hear bohemian rhapsody then Mazeppa that's crazy good job On the playing!
Better than Rousseau
It’s always older folks who seem to stop and listen. Most older people I know grew up listening to some amount classical music and recognise famous pieces like these.
Its not even classical? 21 yo here
@@DVZM. he means classical music as in the genre not the period. Obviously Liszt was a romantic composer but it's still considered classical music.
In many classical music concerts, the audience is a sea of gray and white hair
Fast niemand schätzt sowas... Schande
How’s this guy not having an audience? This is like the best public performance on the internet, especially all that boogie woogie BS
Boogie woogie lmao 😂
@HugeGuy69 same that boogie woogie guy is so anoyying
@@lauhernsean6179 Liberace?
@@Froge4291 brendan kavanagh
@@lauhernsean6179 k
What on earth? This was played with the musicality and finesse of an accomplished, famed virtuoso. I'm stunned you aren't as known as you deserve. You have all the technical ability and energy a Liszt interpreter at the pinnacle of musical performance requires.
He's a concert pianist.
Best ever... seen other videos about street performers but this ... this is the best! Your average pianist cannot pull this piece so easily. I hope one day See this live
wow
Great
No wonder, he's a concert pianist. Probably the best street performance I've seen on UA-cam. And.... a Steinway in public?!
Yeah and a red one that's... Weird 👀
@@thomasgazzoli4000 feel like my eyes will hurt playing on a red piano
Lol it is Liszt's grandson in modern day
The piece didn’t even end lol