Lang Lang - Badarzewska-Baranowska: The Maiden's Prayer, Op. 4 (Track by Track)
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Lang Lang - Badarzewska-Baranowska: The Maiden's Prayer, Op. 4 (Track by Track)
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Lang Lang shares his thoughts on Badarzewska-Baranowska’s “The Maiden's Prayer”. He interprets this work on his new album “Piano Book” and describes his approach to the interpretation. With his new album “Piano Book”, Lang Lang goes back to his first love - to the pieces that made him want to become a musician in the first place; a reflection on the music that influenced him most during his early childhood.
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brief but not simple for master langlang
My granny used to play this to us when we were small 70 years ago!
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Wonderful music. I really loved it.
Thanks :)
I love Langlang and this piece
Yes great video Shuhan!
One of the most beautiful melodies, played beautifully as well.
Incroyable ce virtuose si humble.
At least the Maiden Preyer is famous in China...the most beautiful piece of music
ITS AN OUTSTANDING TUNE AND YOU DID PLAY IT VERY WELL.
My father and my grandmother used to play this piece. They both were excellent piano players. If ever you come across the piece Edelweiss by g. Lange, i think op 31, please please play it. And put all your sentiments into it. I love that piece which was perfectly played by my grandmother. They all passed away and these beautiful pieces remind me of my childhood. My parents were poor but the first thing they did after ww2 they saved all their money and bought a used piano. And we used to live in small rooms since my parents were refugees and had lost everything during the flicht from bessarabia, today ukraine , but no matter how bad we were off we had a piano and could listen to that wonderful music.
He plays it so carelessly like its the easiest thing in the world
Legend has it that he practises 25 hrs a day
I am sure it’s 40 hours a day
My mom used to play this for me often when I was little! ❤️
i think it was the same for me! out of curiosity are u japanese? I have a theory this piece was selected to grab the japanese market; the chinese works obviously for china; and amelie for north america
ITS A LOVELY TUNE. IM THINKING OF LEARNING IT SOMETIME.
U WILL TRY FIND A The feeling of a frog prince
Thank you
Je découvre ce très beau morceau . Pas sûr que je puisse le jouer un jour aussi bien mais c’est vraiment excitant. Merci Lang Lang.
Hello! Great information to know this is the most popular piece of music in Asia for youngsters - it's a super beautiful melody as you say :-) Great upload! Ian
It's super well known in Taiwan... Because it's more commonly known as the melody garbage trucks play when it's time to take out the trash
Hello! I did not know this - how ironic !
no wonder the song is so well-know in Asia, as Lang Lang suggested
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Yes, I heard about it. The other melody played is "Fur Elise" by Beethoven.
Браво, спасибо. Молитва Девы.
Not only does he tinkle the ivories he caresses them too
Theloume upotitlous parakaloume sta ellinika ❗👏👏👏Love💕Lang Lank
I understand that someone named John Stowell Adams wrote lyrics to this music. But I cannot find them. Do I have the wrong lyrics writer? Are there any lyrics? I am NOT searching for the American Bluegrass version of A Maiden's Prayer. Your help is greatly appreciated. I am a daydreamer and can imagine a story to go with this music, but I would rather know the real story...if there is one. I know sometimes music can seemingly come from no where. Anyway, I haven't found any historical reference as to what motivated this music. Thanks.
I have the 1900 sheet music version, no lyrics.
However, the interwebs furnishes me with lyrics written by John Stowell Adams around 1860 for this piece at www.traditionalmusic.co.uk/songster/30-the-maidens-prayer.htm They are:
Each hour of life to thee I turn,
Toward thee my inmost soul doth yearn;
Both day and night, where'er I be.
My trusting heart still turns to thee.
Hopeful, I pray that I may keep
My love as now, serene and deep.
May the pure feeling, upward now stealing,
Ever strengthen'd 'twixt me and thee.
Each hour of the to thee I turn,
Toward thee my inmost soul doth yearn;
Both day and night, where'er I be,
My trusting heart slid turns to thee.
A ghost story brought me here....
Why is this [still] so popular? I never understood the appeal of this piece. It stays in E Flat Major the whole time, has no variations of significance, and the tune is not that memorable! Kudos to Lang Lang for playing the heck out of a piece with such little artistic significance.
大道至简：）
Indeed! The piece gets the treatment it deserves in Act 2 of Weill's "Mahagonny".