I was out driving one day and this piece came on the radio. I had to sit in my car until it was over so I could find out what it was. I immediately bought a recording.
THIS is the finest modern ragtime. Better than Wm. Bolcom, better than Carter Pann’s _Cheesegrater,_ far better than my meager attempts. And what a performance! I can only imagine how many hours went into this. Fun to see the handwriting in the score.
Had the privilege to hear the first two movements live. Such an incredible piece of work that I am constantly coming back to. Thank you for the transcription!
I seldom hear a recording or performance by a piano trio in which the violin is heard clearly rather than often being obscured by the piano and sometimes cello, also. I have no idea why performers and engineers do not address that. I realize that there is much interplay among the instruments here, and it is not a work for violin solo, but I believe the piece would be much more satisfying if the violin were more prominent on its rhythmic and melodious figures. (btw. I am not a violinist!) A one-pound violin playing one note at a time vs. a 1,000 pound piano playing 4-6 notes at a time is a challenging problem to solve, but it must be adjusted to for the music to make sense. One instrument's fortissimo is closer to another instrument's mezzo-forte, especially with bass notes in the piano.
@@supasayajinsongoku4464 Exciting? The Walrus in Memoriam by Terry Riley. Very much in this style, with a hint of minimalism that creeps in as it goes on.
@@supasayajinsongoku4464 Another great piece I got to play this year, Mysterious Pond by Lior Navok for piano, flute, and oboe. It has so many notes, but it sounds so beautiful.
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00:05 1st movement
05:55 2nd movement
11:25 3rd movement
I was out driving one day and this piece came on the radio. I had to sit in my car until it was over so I could find out what it was. I immediately bought a recording.
kinda unrelated but whats the most exciting piano piece you've heard this year?
Same. Heard it on Sirius yesterday and Googled it, which brought me here.
ua-cam.com/video/m48SXVICa6o/v-deo.html hear the composer play it!
Bruv how are they staying together in the Presto movement
It's got groove
THIS is the finest modern ragtime. Better than Wm. Bolcom, better than Carter Pann’s _Cheesegrater,_ far better than my meager attempts.
And what a performance! I can only imagine how many hours went into this.
Fun to see the handwriting in the score.
hey hayden or sylvie, if you ever pop back here say hi 👋
quite delicious......
Had the privilege to hear the first two movements live. Such an incredible piece of work that I am constantly coming back to. Thank you for the transcription!
Very nice piece. I know Schoenf(i)eld mostly from his piano concerto released many years ago by Argo records if I'm not mistaken.
Who is performing? It's amazing playing.
WOW! Rubato is amazing
WoW! Can I Have the score?
so damn based btw
This is kinda random but whats the most intresting/addictive piece of music youve heard this month?
Brilliant performance, brilliant music!
Чи є можливість придбати ноти?
Bellissimo..interessantissimo😊🎻🎶🙏
14:43
Браво !
1:55 😢
I seldom hear a recording or performance by a piano trio in which the violin is heard clearly rather than often being obscured by the piano and sometimes cello, also. I have no idea why performers and engineers do not address that. I realize that there is much interplay among the instruments here, and it is not a work for violin solo, but I believe the piece would be much more satisfying if the violin were more prominent on its rhythmic and melodious figures. (btw. I am not a violinist!)
A one-pound violin playing one note at a time vs. a 1,000 pound piano playing 4-6 notes at a time is a challenging problem to solve, but it must be adjusted to for the music to make sense. One instrument's fortissimo is closer to another instrument's mezzo-forte, especially with bass notes in the piano.
quite good
kinda unrelated but whats the most exciting piano piece you've heard this year?
@@supasayajinsongoku4464 Exciting? The Walrus in Memoriam by Terry Riley. Very much in this style, with a hint of minimalism that creeps in as it goes on.
@@supasayajinsongoku4464 Another great piece I got to play this year, Mysterious Pond by Lior Navok for piano, flute, and oboe. It has so many notes, but it sounds so beautiful.
@@sarahmellinger2907 thanks for replying