They probably did not like something else, like the lack of an index or something in the recording quality, lack of descriptive information, or something else. I dunno.
Just in case anyone is looking for this work in Bartok's list of compositions, this suite is actually a transcription of his arrangement of folk songs by Paul Arma. It works perfectly as you can hear, and beautifully executed by Toobin Son.
@@omgtkseth Paul Arma was a Hungarian/French pianist who studied with Bartok in the 1920's. He went on to write film music as well as chamber, orchestral and electronic works. I wouldn't say I was a fan :-) :-)
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The tone of her lower register in the first half is amazing, so deep and rich like singing! Gorgeous
How could three people not like this performance?
They probably did not like something else, like the lack of an index or something in the recording quality, lack of descriptive information, or something else. I dunno.
Just in case anyone is looking for this work in Bartok's list of compositions, this suite is actually a transcription of his arrangement of folk songs by Paul Arma. It works perfectly as you can hear, and beautifully executed by Toobin Son.
Is that transcription available?
So Paul Arma composed the original music? Who was Paul Arma?
@@omgtkseth Paul Arma was a Hungarian/French pianist who studied with Bartok in the 1920's. He went on to write film music as well as chamber, orchestral and electronic works. I wouldn't say I was a fan :-) :-)
Gorgeous! The ensemble, the imagery -- so beautiful!