We are reaching 1000 likes here. It's amazing..! After all the years, people still listen to this record every day. So... If you are the one who give the like n.1000, let me know. I have a little surprise for you. (Either write a comment here or find my mail in the info-panel and write me there!)
Surprisingly it is me, hm.... your playing is stunning... thank you so much!
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@@monikabecker4023 Hello and thank you for the like n.1000 and for letting me know. My little surprise? - If there is a piece you would like hear, let me know and I will do my best to learn it / record it. It can be - basically - whatever you want. If you could stay away of "kitchy" overplayed pieces like "Nuvole Bianche" by Einaudi (I do NOT like music of this man) and also, please do not go for some extremes like Scriabin Piano Sonata (that would take me too much time / effort). So, somewhere in the middle of this...? :) Well... pick something and I will see. I am curious. :)
@ What a really nice surprise, Dusan! So, do you like the music of John Williams? I do, especially the film score of Steven Spielberg's "Schindler´s List" or my second choice would be "Chi Mai"of the film "The Professional" composed by Ennio Morricone. Now, I am curious, what you will choose. Thank you very much!
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@@monikabecker4023 Thank you. I took your suggestions into consideration. :) I will let you know here...
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@@monikabecker4023 You are welcome... :) (ready on my profile)
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Message to all those who ask(ed) me for "more Glass". I just started preparing his Piano Etudes. At the moment, I am learning the Book 1 - first 10 etudes. The Book 2 will follow right after. My plan is to perform it, same as to record it... EDIT: Etudes book 1 (n.1-10) - 1 hour of music by Philip Glass is now available on my channel.
I never comment on what I see and hear on youtube. but this was so beautiful, and moving that I had to thank you for letting me hear you playing this music.. thank you indeed!
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+Anna Pijnappel Thank you for your very beautiful comment. I don't know so many warmer feelings than reading such a words...
One of my favorite songs. To me it relates the story of being human, from our beginning, all the way to the end. it is not a happy ending for anyone. it is a descent into darkness through pain and suffering throughout our lives.
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This video just reached 250 likes. It's amazing. I'd never say that when I uploaded the video. But finally it turned into one of the most watched, liked, commented video on my channel. So... thank you all for watching/listening...!
Ah, sorry, I was too excited I made a spelling mistake. That's for Background music (BGM) ;) Something when you heard of, you can feel your blood burning. Just want to thank you, I felt you when I watched it.
This is hauntingly beautiful. I have always loved this piece since I saw The Hours way back when. Teaching myself to play it now and you’re an inspiration. Beautiful performance all around. ❤
It is more than two years, but I still remember him. Indelibly, he enrolled into the lives of everyone he meets. Amazing song and amazingly played in memory of an unforgettable man. Thank you.
This is the essence of humanity. Brilliant. Josef sounded like a wonderful person. May I be honored with such beautiful music at the end of my life. All my best.
No judgment, just the thrilling, complex encounter with self, once on each of this rides, a visit to a place previously unkown, so triumphant for the human spirit, Thank you.
Very beautifully done! You have an incredible dynamic in terms of how you move. It shows how passionate you are with what you play. Beautiful interpretation of this piece.
I'm impressed. I usually don't like how people interpret Glass, apart from Batagov and Lisitsa. But this version is actually great. Good job. Only remark: watch out for your back, you hunch a lot when playing. I play the same way as you and my back and shoulders often hurt now.
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@@windfishletusdream Thanks for the comment. And no worries about my back. I never have any kind of pain(s) when playing piano. In the past I had the best piano teachers I could imagine and comments from "random" people on internet, I do not take seriously. Usually, I play 1000x more difficult stuff than P. Glass and still, my aparat is absolutely ok.
Your performance was both powerful and beautiful. I've only been learning piano for a few months, but I hope to be able to play this piece like you in 10 years
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With some good teacher and a little bit of patience, you should be able to play this piece much sooner than in a decade. Good luck! And thanks for the comment.
Now it will be 5 years. Still miss him. Thank you for this. You can't understand everything. That even wasn't the world he wanted. We are here to remember him and be good as he wished.
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Já si ze svýho "edukačního procesu" pamatuju spoustu učitelů... Střídal jsem základky, tak kromě možná pár lidí někde na Veveří a Antonínské (3.-5. třída ZŠ), který už bych asi z hlavy ani nevylovil... si pak dál pamatuju snad všechny. ALE - jen na málo několik z nich vzpomínám opravdu často a rád a hodně. Tihle lidi mě do života ovlivnili myslím že hodně moc. Těch pár z nich. Ostatní nebyli špatní. Snad jsem měl štěstí, ale vyloženě blbý učitele jsem neměl snad nikdy. Ale stejně - těch speciálních bylo prostě pár. Věřím, že pobíhá po světě dost lidí, který na něj vzpomínaj stejně tak, jako já na těch několik svejch. Mělo jich samozřejmě bejt mnohem víc, ale to už my tady nezměníme. Díky za komentář. D.
I come back to this everytime i want to listen to this song. Best I've ever heard it played. You really evoke all the emotion the song has to offer. Its quite incredible.
I just admire your expression so much when you play it's really memorising and full of passion something you never really get a chance to see these days.
Spíš než vyznání to byla narychlo "spatlaná" kondolence pro kamaráda a zejména jeho manželku (což je samozřejmě taky moje výborná známá), které zemřel bratr. A ne ledajakej. Supr-bratr. Bohužel smrt se neptá, takže minimalistickej kousek, kterej bych nemusel týdny cvičit, se hodil (tehdy jsem to zrovna hrál s jednou svou studentkou). Bylo potřeba podpory v minutách / hodinách...
@ Ano, rozumím Tvým slovum. Dušane, musíme se smířit. Nejhorší je nečekaný odchod milované osoby. Žel, vím, o čem píši. A take všichni posluchači, kteří podpořili Tvuj krásný a dojemný hudební projev žalu a vyjádření podpory nejbližším. Posloucham tu skladbu teď asi hodinu a čtu si příspěvky. Slzy mi hrkly do očí, je to kámen, kde jen cas ohlodava ty nejostrejsi hroty
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@@marcela77777 Jojo... však to tady někde okolo píšu. Samotnýho mě to překvapilo, že se na to "chytlo" tolik lidí. Staří dědci akademici touhle Glassovou muzikou většinou dost pohrdaj, ale naštestí ne uplně všude a ne uplně vždycky udávaj trendy dědci akademici.
@ hahaha! You! I've been listening to you for years while I write and never actually watched you. I thought you Phillip Glass playing his own work. Because of the quarantine, I've begun to watch more instead of just listen. Watching you was exactly as I imagined it to be, like a dance. Thank you for sharing your lovely work. Check out my videos on breathing if you like.
@ And repeat that for hours? And the hours after that!
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@@katherinefaber862 if you promise to me that you don't get stuck forever, than ok. I might upload something else in the future and I would not like you to miss it....
...right into the heart and my own memories. Thanks for this upload and the info. attached. The 3 dots at the beginning, meant to show that I couldn't find words to express my own feeling while hearing this.
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wolkowy1 Music sometimes has this "talent" to dig somewhere deep in us... And from my own experience, I can confirm that it can be easily multiplied by our own memories. But that's very beautiful... Strong combination. (thanks for your comment!!)
I'm in my 3rd year of piano. Started learning at 29 y/o. Couldn't even read a note before that. I'm so glad I stuck with it every day 30min-1hour, I managed to play "Mad Rush" within a month in October this year. I love Philip Glass! "The Hours" seems a bit more complicated but since I've already done the "3 on 2" rythm (Mad Rush) I'm ready ahah. So relaxing after a work day... Etude n°6 is my all tim favorite but oh very hard... xD
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Learning piano is a "long-term" process... But if you don't give up, it brings more and more joy as you learn more and more. There are many moments when you say "this is impossible" - some beginners struggle just playing 2 different things with 2 hands... But once it "clicks", you don't have to think about that any more. Your example - 2to3 or 3to2.... For a beginner, difficult thing to do but after a while, it becomes "fully automated" so much that you stop thinking about that. When I was a kid and I listened to piano masters playing all these concertos with orchestras, great records etc., I asked myself many times "how... how this is even possible".... Today - I can't stand most of these records and I am "bored" with them.. :D Anyway - good luck and I wish you have more and more fun with piano. Take care! (btw. Glass etudes book 1 is on my profile. Played it not long ago... Book 2, I will add somewhere soonish...)
@ Thanks for your answer! Yes, indeed, one at a time, every difficulty seems to "click" itself. That's great. I would have never have thought I could play the pieces I play now back in 2019... I like playing even more than before 🙂
Amazing. Beautiful tone from the piano, you've clearly played it a long time. Bravo
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In 2014 (when I uploaded this video), it was already over 25 years of me sitting behind the piano. "The Hours" run quickly... unstoppably. Now I'm reaching 31st year of playing. Thanks for your comment.
Shit, I'm claping just behind the screen. Seriously, this is one of the best covers I've never seen. I mean, this better than my spotify version. I could even buy this version. Bravo 🖤
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Can't upload it on Spotify or other places with this sound quality... unfortunately.
You’re fantastic! I’ve been working on this song, and must say...it is not easy! Love the emotion you captured. There’s nothing worse than when I hear Glass played mechanically. WELL DONE!
Heel indrukwekkend! Ik ben erg onder de indruk. Ik hoop het stuk ook ooit te spelen. Hoop vaker iets van je te horen. Super, proficiat!!!
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I live in Den Haag at the moment. Right now, I can't invite you to any live performance. But next week, I will be filming a new video in Delft which I hope will be nice. Some classical and also more modern music. Thanks for the comment!
I hope you record some more Glass Dusan - this is wonderful
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At some point, I will do for sure. Thanks!
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Currently learning his etudes. Started with book 1 but I will continue with book 2 right after. Gonna record it in studio quality, I hope... once I learned it.
Hi Dusan. Thank you for sharing this beautiful, moving, amazing rendition for this piece. I have plans to play it. Hope you don't mind but I liked to use your interpretation as a basis for myself. Best regards.
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Hi... I definitely don´t mind at all. I am happy that my record brings you an inspiration. Good luck and have fun with the piece. D.
Interesting rendition, you play it much slower than me in the first half. Perhaps I should try doing that, because the fast sequence of right-hand notes at 3:30 come out all muddy. Despite having played piano on and off for 10 years it's still really hard to make each note sound distinct in that sequence even when played at your tempo. Anyway, I digress. Great job!
Believe it or not, we have a classical music Public Radio Station in Central TX serving San Antonio & Austex WHICH NEVER plays ANY P Glass Music....NONE! Da Pravda!!
Magnificent performance! I also noticed one this: Heifetz used to have his piano standing just like this: His back to the wall and window at the left. Is there something special about this kind of grand piano positioning?
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Thank you my friend, but unfortunately that is not my place.. It is a little "garden house" which I've been using within last year sometimes to practice.. Right now, I am like dog on the street.. If I wanna touch piano, I have to bother somebody always. My own piano is sleeping in my previous flat in Prague where I don't live for 5 and half years already.. I am trying to change this, I can't be the only pianist int he world who doesn't have a piano.. But here in Holland, it sucks - in the flat which I can afford, no way to practice piano (neighbours, paper walls etc..) ... and houses where you could practice "full noise", I cannot afford unfortunately.. moneymoneymoney.. you know.. About the position of piano, I do not really know.. I just remember that sometimes, I got a bit scared while playing, when I turned to that window nd saw a black cat staring at me and hypnotizing me.. :) was really lovely there.. specially during raining.. there is a roof window where you see all the drops.., it's windy, stormy around, but you are in warm with extremely nice piano.. (I love the instrument.. very old, but charming and in great - original shape.. As I observed, probably there has not been even one string changed.. They all look original, and I have been using the piano for one year + - without necessity to be tuned.. (banging Prokofiev no. 3 concerto, Ravel concerto etc.. ;) really, unique) Thanks one more time..
Dušan Holý Oh, sad to hear that! I live in a flat myself and I can't afford having a real piano so I use my synth Casio CDP 100 with heavy keys (its not a real grand piano, but I can adjust the loudness or us headphones when I don't want to bother anyone) if real piano is hard to afford, you can definitely look for these things. The best about them is that you can always plug it to computer via midi cable and record every melody you come up with. You've got to have at least some instrument to practice on, as a guitarist who's getting older right now I can't even imagine what would happen if I'll take long pauses between my practice sessions. My hands just forget how to play (and Im not even speaking of the speed, which requires way more attentive practicing) Hope it will get better in your life, sir! You are a hell of a performer! And thanks for The Hours composition, I've never heard it before!
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***** Thanks for supportive words.. Well, in my place I have old Master keyboard FATAR which my father bought like 20 years ago for me (naive that I will be praciticing in the evenings on it).. It has kind of "hammer" mechanics, and of course I can easily connect it to "Steinway Grand Piano" in Logic, but you know.. That's really for reading some notes or so, but it doesn't inspire me so much like that piece of wood with some strings and hammers on it.. About practicing, it's fine.. I am familiar with this "dog-lifestyle" and if I don't touch the piano for week(s), I can easily "move" my hands right after.. It takes one two days..Of course, worse would be, if there is something important planned.. But not for now. And I am trying to do something with that (move to other - proper house and so.. all about money of course..)
Dusan, just wanted to say I've listened to all the recordings of The Hours on UA-cam and this is by far my favorite one and I listen to it often. The energy you put behind this song is amazing. Do you play any other songs from the soundtrack?
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Thank you for your comment, much appreciated. I never played any other piece from that soundtrack. This version was included in one "mixed pieces book - best of..." which I bought for one of my student.
***** Definitely not.. It's just a noise from the pedal which is very light.. This piano is 100 years old, and I think there are all the string original. - they all have the same "dust&dirt" colour.. (piano has not been played much for long long period..) Anyway - not necessary to worry about the instrument.. I have been using this instrument +- for one year, practicing Prokofiev 3rd concerto, Ravel concerto and stuff like this, and piano has survived without any "injury"...
I'm waiting for Philip Glass, The Minutes... it should be shorter. Not everything Glass wrote is fabulous, -as for Mozart.... Mozart himself was not always inspired.
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Did you know this is a compilation from the movie soundtrack? It's not a "piece" for a piano.
This video is like 10+ years old and the piano wasn't mine. It was a garden house of one elderly couple where I could practice piano a few times in a week. Who knows if they are still alive and who knows what happened to the piano.
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You have to optimize the rhythm, pulse, accents, and accentuations. There's no sense of the rhythm, you lost timing at 4:25.
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Yes... Rhythm was always a problem for me. I struggle pretty much with keeping a good rhythm. But I will work on it, I promise. Thanks for your advice!
We are reaching 1000 likes here. It's amazing..! After all the years, people still listen to this record every day.
So... If you are the one who give the like n.1000, let me know. I have a little surprise for you. (Either write a comment here or find my mail in the info-panel and write me there!)
Surprisingly it is me, hm.... your playing is stunning... thank you so much!
@@monikabecker4023 Hello and thank you for the like n.1000 and for letting me know. My little surprise? - If there is a piece you would like hear, let me know and I will do my best to learn it / record it. It can be - basically - whatever you want.
If you could stay away of "kitchy" overplayed pieces like "Nuvole Bianche" by Einaudi (I do NOT like music of this man) and also, please do not go for some extremes like Scriabin Piano Sonata (that would take me too much time / effort). So, somewhere in the middle of this...? :)
Well... pick something and I will see. I am curious. :)
@ What a really nice surprise, Dusan! So, do you like the music of John Williams? I do, especially the film score of Steven Spielberg's "Schindler´s List" or my second choice would be "Chi Mai"of the film "The Professional" composed by Ennio Morricone. Now, I am curious, what you will choose. Thank you very much!
@@monikabecker4023 Thank you. I took your suggestions into consideration. :) I will let you know here...
@@monikabecker4023 You are welcome... :) (ready on my profile)
Message to all those who ask(ed) me for "more Glass". I just started preparing his Piano Etudes. At the moment, I am learning the Book 1 - first 10 etudes. The Book 2 will follow right after.
My plan is to perform it, same as to record it...
EDIT: Etudes book 1 (n.1-10) - 1 hour of music by Philip Glass is now available on my channel.
The best interpretation that i've seen on youtube about "The Hours" Magnífico! :-)
Muchas gracias, amigo.. Glad you like it..
It really is the most expressive and masterful version of this piece EVER. Bravissimo!
Absolutely agree with you. He plays it better than Glass himself.
@@surisuri8993 :)
Thank God for fully authentic human beings who give more than they can ever receive in return. It is the work of eternity to pay them back.
I never comment on what I see and hear on youtube. but this was so beautiful, and moving that I had to thank you for letting me hear you playing this music.. thank you indeed!
+Anna Pijnappel Thank you for your very beautiful comment. I don't know so many warmer feelings than reading such a words...
One of my favorite songs. To me it relates the story of being human, from our beginning, all the way to the end. it is not a happy ending for anyone. it is a descent into darkness through pain and suffering throughout our lives.
This video just reached 250 likes. It's amazing. I'd never say that when I uploaded the video. But finally it turned into one of the most watched, liked, commented video on my channel. So... thank you all for watching/listening...!
You inspire me everyday.
Dušan Holý I finally find it, your version of "the hours" , it's my BMG, no one can and no one shall ever beat me in my BGM.
I have no idea what "BMG" means... nor "BGM"... :(
Ah, sorry, I was too excited I made a spelling mistake. That's for Background music (BGM) ;) Something when you heard of, you can feel your blood burning. Just want to thank you, I felt you when I watched it.
All those years ago? I still come back often and listen to your version. Thank you.
This is divine music from a music giant
After some years I still come back and listen to you plaything it. What a emotional moment.
This is hauntingly beautiful. I have always loved this piece since I saw The Hours way back when. Teaching myself to play it now and you’re an inspiration. Beautiful performance all around. ❤
Definitely outstanding! One of the best The Hours performances on UA-cam
Glass and You. You and Glass: Art, emotion, feeling, no words...
It is more than two years, but I still remember him. Indelibly, he enrolled into the lives of everyone he meets.
Amazing song and amazingly played in memory of an unforgettable man.
Thank you.
This is the essence of humanity. Brilliant. Josef sounded like a wonderful person. May I be honored with such beautiful music at the end of my life. All my best.
Thank you, thank you very much.
I was looking for the music that has to feel me the same emotion that the movie. Now I find it.
I should finally watch the movie as well... Still haven't seen it. :)
No judgment, just the thrilling, complex encounter with self, once on each of this rides, a visit to a place previously unkown, so triumphant for the human spirit, Thank you.
Excellent, soulful, mesmerizing.
Thank you for your words..
I like how you sway along with the melody. Philip Glass is a genius. Every piece of him mesmerizes me. Good cover. I'm learning this one right now.
It's beautiful. Thank you my dear friend. Thank you also from my wife and her mother.
Very beautifully done! You have an incredible dynamic in terms of how you move. It shows how passionate you are with what you play. Beautiful interpretation of this piece.
Certainly one of the better versions on UA-cam.With a lot of feeling for the film and the work. Really everything as it should.
tomhighsmith Funny that I still haven't seen the movie. :)
I'm impressed. I usually don't like how people interpret Glass, apart from Batagov and Lisitsa. But this version is actually great. Good job. Only remark: watch out for your back, you hunch a lot when playing. I play the same way as you and my back and shoulders often hurt now.
@@windfishletusdream Thanks for the comment. And no worries about my back. I never have any kind of pain(s) when playing piano. In the past I had the best piano teachers I could imagine and comments from "random" people on internet, I do not take seriously.
Usually, I play 1000x more difficult stuff than P. Glass and still, my aparat is absolutely ok.
Fantastic playing. I love the emotion you put into this.
Amazing
Like reading a book, the music takes me somewhere nice.
@@yongjinnkim9207 Few etudes I uploaded recently in case you wanna continue with your trip...
Fascinada y conmovida por tu pasion e interpretación ❤maravillosa! Gracias Dusan!!
Thank you very much for posting this video. Every now and then I come here to listen. It's amazing.
Sublime!!!
So amazingly beautiful- thanks for sharing your gift with us!
Amazing.
BRAVO ! Merci beaucoup ! ❤
Your performance was both powerful and beautiful. I've only been learning piano for a few months, but I hope to be able to play this piece like you in 10 years
With some good teacher and a little bit of patience, you should be able to play this piece much sooner than in a decade. Good luck! And thanks for the comment.
Was played by soul.
Thank you, dear friend.
you made me cry, and I've not cried from hearing The Hours in many, many years. truly emotive. sorry for your loss but ty for sharing.
I really liked how you express. U r the reason why I want lo learn piano. Incredible sir.
Good luck on your journey...!
Beautiful... Thank you
Wonderful rendition. I have been lobbying for my wife to play this on my 70th birthday, coming up in less than two years.
Now it will be 5 years. Still miss him. Thank you for this. You can't understand everything. That even wasn't the world he wanted. We are here to remember him and be good as he wished.
Já si ze svýho "edukačního procesu" pamatuju spoustu učitelů... Střídal jsem základky, tak kromě možná pár lidí někde na Veveří a Antonínské (3.-5. třída ZŠ), který už bych asi z hlavy ani nevylovil... si pak dál pamatuju snad všechny. ALE - jen na málo několik z nich vzpomínám opravdu často a rád a hodně. Tihle lidi mě do života ovlivnili myslím že hodně moc. Těch pár z nich. Ostatní nebyli špatní. Snad jsem měl štěstí, ale vyloženě blbý učitele jsem neměl snad nikdy. Ale stejně - těch speciálních bylo prostě pár.
Věřím, že pobíhá po světě dost lidí, který na něj vzpomínaj stejně tak, jako já na těch několik svejch. Mělo jich samozřejmě bejt mnohem víc, ale to už my tady nezměníme.
Díky za komentář. D.
Such a beautiful rendition of yours! A really moving tribute to your teacher.
+M. Badawy He was not my own teacher. I just knew him since he was a brother of my very close/good friend...
+Dušan Holý he'd have been surely proud if he saw this.
bravoooooooooo
I come back to this everytime i want to listen to this song. Best I've ever heard it played. You really evoke all the emotion the song has to offer. Its quite incredible.
Amazing!!!
Thank you
Yes. This is love. All right!
You are a genius, the best cover I have ever heard ever!!
Thank you but don't exaggerate...
@ It's no exaggeration I can assure you
I just admire your expression so much when you play it's really memorising and full of passion something you never really get a chance to see these days.
Still, I have to "hold myself"... :) You know...
@ ahahah or else you'll explode
I echo Anna Pijnappel. Wow. Thank you for this beautiful piece. God must have loved us very much for her to give us Mr. Glass.
Beautiful!
So incredibly beautiful. Thank you
Thank you, brave Xena!!!
Velmi krásné vyznání !
Marcela
Spíš než vyznání to byla narychlo "spatlaná" kondolence pro kamaráda a zejména jeho manželku (což je samozřejmě taky moje výborná známá), které zemřel bratr. A ne ledajakej. Supr-bratr. Bohužel smrt se neptá, takže minimalistickej kousek, kterej bych nemusel týdny cvičit, se hodil (tehdy jsem to zrovna hrál s jednou svou studentkou). Bylo potřeba podpory v minutách / hodinách...
@
Ano, rozumím Tvým slovum.
Dušane, musíme se smířit.
Nejhorší je nečekaný odchod milované osoby.
Žel, vím, o čem píši. A take
všichni posluchači, kteří podpořili Tvuj krásný a dojemný hudební projev žalu a vyjádření podpory nejbližším. Posloucham
tu skladbu teď asi hodinu
a čtu si příspěvky. Slzy
mi hrkly do očí, je to
kámen, kde jen cas ohlodava ty nejostrejsi hroty
@@marcela77777 Jojo... však to tady někde okolo píšu. Samotnýho mě to překvapilo, že se na to "chytlo" tolik lidí. Staří dědci akademici touhle Glassovou muzikou většinou dost pohrdaj, ale naštestí ne uplně všude a ne uplně vždycky udávaj trendy dědci akademici.
profondément ressenti d’interprétation d’un thème qui m’inspirent, comme les heures se produisent...
Wow. Thank you for this
No need to thank me. Happy that you enjoyed the video/music...
It's 2022 and I discovered this video. You're amazing my friend, God bless you :)
Congratulations on your discovery... Feel free to discover more on my channel. :)
🎼🎵🎹🎶
Amazing!!! I’m so happy that I stumbled upon this. It really made my night.
Beautiful :)
He's wonderful.
Who?
@ hahaha! You! I've been listening to you for years while I write and never actually watched you. I thought you Phillip Glass playing his own work. Because of the quarantine, I've begun to watch more instead of just listen. Watching you was exactly as I imagined it to be, like a dance. Thank you for sharing your lovely work. Check out my videos on breathing if you like.
Beautiful play, really, just learning this currently. Will take this as the example.
Have fun with that!
Just browsing through my videos... stopped here for a second to reply some reactions. When I see yours again, how does it go with the piece??
@ Hey there, yes going well (I am ch vdh) thanks for asking! Still optimizing :-)
@Isa Not that difficult. You will manage, no worries. :)
Bravo! beautifully played
such an amazing cover! i love this
i listen everyday 💕🌸🥰
Well... That's pretty OK with me.. But please, don't forget to race... ;)
İt’s really impressive, I feel like hours❤
Wonderful and very inspiring to a guy like me that is just starting to learn piano after a lifetime of putting it off.
Thank you... Good luck and have fun (together with some patience.. :) ). Greets. D.
Quelle émotion!
thank you...!
Breathtaking
Thank you..., but I hope you haven't lost your breath completely.
@ It would take, if I had one :)
@@katherinefaber862 OK... don't panic!!! Breathe slowly... and deeply: in .... and out.... in.... and out.... (repeat)
@ And repeat that for hours? And the hours after that!
@@katherinefaber862 if you promise to me that you don't get stuck forever, than ok. I might upload something else in the future and I would not like you to miss it....
...right into the heart and my own memories. Thanks for this upload and the info. attached. The 3 dots at the beginning, meant to show that I couldn't find words to express my own feeling while hearing this.
wolkowy1 Music sometimes has this "talent" to dig somewhere deep in us...
And from my own experience, I can confirm that it can be easily multiplied by our own memories. But that's very beautiful... Strong combination.
(thanks for your comment!!)
I'm in my 3rd year of piano. Started learning at 29 y/o. Couldn't even read a note before that. I'm so glad I stuck with it every day 30min-1hour, I managed to play "Mad Rush" within a month in October this year. I love Philip Glass! "The Hours" seems a bit more complicated but since I've already done the "3 on 2" rythm (Mad Rush) I'm ready ahah. So relaxing after a work day... Etude n°6 is my all tim favorite but oh very hard... xD
Learning piano is a "long-term" process... But if you don't give up, it brings more and more joy as you learn more and more. There are many moments when you say "this is impossible" - some beginners struggle just playing 2 different things with 2 hands... But once it "clicks", you don't have to think about that any more. Your example - 2to3 or 3to2.... For a beginner, difficult thing to do but after a while, it becomes "fully automated" so much that you stop thinking about that.
When I was a kid and I listened to piano masters playing all these concertos with orchestras, great records etc., I asked myself many times "how... how this is even possible"....
Today - I can't stand most of these records and I am "bored" with them.. :D
Anyway - good luck and I wish you have more and more fun with piano. Take care!
(btw. Glass etudes book 1 is on my profile. Played it not long ago... Book 2, I will add somewhere soonish...)
@ Thanks for your answer! Yes, indeed, one at a time, every difficulty seems to "click" itself. That's great. I would have never have thought I could play the pieces I play now back in 2019... I like playing even more than before 🙂
You. Are. Feeling. It.
Your amazing, im learning to play this at the moment.
Have fun! And thanks for the comment!
Nothing but Requiem for the Living is more glorious than this performance. Trust me
Amazing. Beautiful tone from the piano, you've clearly played it a long time. Bravo
In 2014 (when I uploaded this video), it was already over 25 years of me sitting behind the piano. "The Hours" run quickly... unstoppably. Now I'm reaching 31st year of playing.
Thanks for your comment.
Shit, I'm claping just behind the screen. Seriously, this is one of the best covers I've never seen. I mean, this better than my spotify version. I could even buy this version. Bravo 🖤
Can't upload it on Spotify or other places with this sound quality... unfortunately.
Muito obrigado...é o que consigo dizer...😊
You’re fantastic! I’ve been working on this song, and must say...it is not easy! Love the emotion you captured. There’s nothing worse than when I hear Glass played mechanically. WELL DONE!
Thank you...! I would leave MIDI for computers.
Dude, I'm so into it!
Agreed.Best rendition! Anyone has the score?
Heel indrukwekkend! Ik ben erg onder de indruk. Ik hoop het stuk ook ooit te spelen. Hoop vaker iets van je te horen. Super, proficiat!!!
I live in Den Haag at the moment. Right now, I can't invite you to any live performance. But next week, I will be filming a new video in Delft which I hope will be nice. Some classical and also more modern music. Thanks for the comment!
I hope you record some more Glass Dusan - this is wonderful
At some point, I will do for sure. Thanks!
Currently learning his etudes. Started with book 1 but I will continue with book 2 right after. Gonna record it in studio quality, I hope... once I learned it.
@ Good news, indeed. Thank you.
@@007EnglishAcademy Etudes (book 1) are on my channel now.
@ Can't wait to check it out. Many thanks.
Best performance on youtube.
I broke up today. Not easy but…. The hours... Ohh always the hours…
Sorry to hear that. I dunno which words would be best to say, so I better let you listen to the music.
Always the love.... Always The Hours....
I remember playing that at a recital. Fun piece. The biggest challenge is playing it from memory.
Hi Dusan. Thank you for sharing this beautiful, moving, amazing rendition for this piece. I have plans to play it. Hope you don't mind but I liked to use your interpretation as a basis for myself. Best regards.
Hi... I definitely don´t mind at all. I am happy that my record brings you an inspiration. Good luck and have fun with the piece. D.
Interesting rendition, you play it much slower than me in the first half. Perhaps I should try doing that, because the fast sequence of right-hand notes at 3:30 come out all muddy. Despite having played piano on and off for 10 years it's still really hard to make each note sound distinct in that sequence even when played at your tempo. Anyway, I digress. Great job!
Does anyone know which one of these piano sequences is played in the train station scene 'the hours train small'.
Believe it or not, we have a classical music Public Radio Station in Central TX serving San Antonio & Austex WHICH NEVER plays ANY P Glass Music....NONE! Da Pravda!!
I believe you...
Magnificent performance!
I also noticed one this: Heifetz used to have his piano standing just like this: His back to the wall and window at the left. Is there something special about this kind of grand piano positioning?
Thank you my friend, but unfortunately that is not my place.. It is a little "garden house" which I've been using within last year sometimes to practice.. Right now, I am like dog on the street.. If I wanna touch piano, I have to bother somebody always. My own piano is sleeping in my previous flat in Prague where I don't live for 5 and half years already.. I am trying to change this, I can't be the only pianist int he world who doesn't have a piano.. But here in Holland, it sucks - in the flat which I can afford, no way to practice piano (neighbours, paper walls etc..) ... and houses where you could practice "full noise", I cannot afford unfortunately.. moneymoneymoney.. you know..
About the position of piano, I do not really know.. I just remember that sometimes, I got a bit scared while playing, when I turned to that window nd saw a black cat staring at me and hypnotizing me.. :) was really lovely there.. specially during raining.. there is a roof window where you see all the drops.., it's windy, stormy around, but you are in warm with extremely nice piano.. (I love the instrument.. very old, but charming and in great - original shape.. As I observed, probably there has not been even one string changed.. They all look original, and I have been using the piano for one year + - without necessity to be tuned.. (banging Prokofiev no. 3 concerto, Ravel concerto etc.. ;) really, unique)
Thanks one more time..
Dušan Holý Oh, sad to hear that! I live in a flat myself and I can't afford having a real piano so I use my synth Casio CDP 100 with heavy keys (its not a real grand piano, but I can adjust the loudness or us headphones when I don't want to bother anyone) if real piano is hard to afford, you can definitely look for these things. The best about them is that you can always plug it to computer via midi cable and record every melody you come up with. You've got to have at least some instrument to practice on, as a guitarist who's getting older right now I can't even imagine what would happen if I'll take long pauses between my practice sessions. My hands just forget how to play (and Im not even speaking of the speed, which requires way more attentive practicing)
Hope it will get better in your life, sir! You are a hell of a performer!
And thanks for The Hours composition, I've never heard it before!
***** Thanks for supportive words.. Well, in my place I have old Master keyboard FATAR which my father bought like 20 years ago for me (naive that I will be praciticing in the evenings on it).. It has kind of "hammer" mechanics, and of course I can easily connect it to "Steinway Grand Piano" in Logic, but you know.. That's really for reading some notes or so, but it doesn't inspire me so much like that piece of wood with some strings and hammers on it.. About practicing, it's fine.. I am familiar with this "dog-lifestyle" and if I don't touch the piano for week(s), I can easily "move" my hands right after.. It takes one two days..Of course, worse would be, if there is something important planned.. But not for now. And I am trying to do something with that (move to other - proper house and so.. all about money of course..)
play more Glass please.
I will do... Thanks for the support.
Etudes (book 1) are now on my channel...
Each note was a volunteer.
Dusan, just wanted to say I've listened to all the recordings of The Hours on UA-cam and this is by far my favorite one and I listen to it often. The energy you put behind this song is amazing. Do you play any other songs from the soundtrack?
Thank you for your comment, much appreciated. I never played any other piece from that soundtrack. This version was included in one "mixed pieces book - best of..." which I bought for one of my student.
Is there a music score for this??
I believe you can find it somewhere on the internet. If you can't, email me (my mail is here in info panel) and I will make scans for you.
Thank u let me try!
Great execution. What kind of piano is that?
It's written in the info. This is app 100 years old Feurig piano. Very nice instrument. I used to practice on it time to time, couple years ago.
i think you lost an string at 4:17 ;)
***** Definitely not.. It's just a noise from the pedal which is very light..
This piano is 100 years old, and I think there are all the string original. - they all have the same "dust&dirt" colour.. (piano has not been played much for long long period..) Anyway - not necessary to worry about the instrument.. I have been using this instrument +- for one year, practicing Prokofiev 3rd concerto, Ravel concerto and stuff like this, and piano has survived without any "injury"...
Very interesting, would love to see a "review" video of piano itself as well.
btw, don't know if said, very well played!
Remindes me on Birdy....
I have no idea what or who do you mean by that. Never heard about Birdy.
@ yust put on google.It is female songwriter...dutch/belgian origin.Yust recognise some mood and notes...but, we all hear and see on ouer on wey😊👍👋
I wish be her neighbor
Her??? I can't see any "girl". I can only see myself and I can approve, I am definitely a man. 😁
@ hahahahaha, you’re right I’m learning english, sorry for that.
I ment I wish be your neighbor ❤️
don't fly away, but ist a nice pice
I'm waiting for Philip Glass, The Minutes... it should be shorter. Not everything Glass wrote is fabulous, -as for Mozart.... Mozart himself was not always inspired.
Did you know this is a compilation from the movie soundtrack? It's not a "piece" for a piano.
You need to tune your piano
This video is like 10+ years old and the piano wasn't mine. It was a garden house of one elderly couple where I could practice piano a few times in a week.
Who knows if they are still alive and who knows what happened to the piano.
You have to optimize the rhythm, pulse, accents, and accentuations. There's no sense of the rhythm, you lost timing at 4:25.
Yes... Rhythm was always a problem for me. I struggle pretty much with keeping a good rhythm. But I will work on it, I promise. Thanks for your advice!