Performed by Dolpiti Kongviwatanakul with Boston Conservatory Orchestra Sunday, April 14, 2019 - 2:00pm at Sanders Theatre at Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
The only Barber music of which I was familiar before was his "Adagio for Strings". This piece is quite varied and interesting and I'm glad I heard it played by a fine pianist like yourself! 👏👏👏
Barber is possibly the greatest American composer of all time. He certainly ranks comparable to Roy Harris, Howard Hanson, Bernstein, and Copeland. Quite a task for a young orchestra and they were up for the challenge. Excellent piano.
So many years lauded works of Samuel Barber as young musician, hoping to compose. Bought 1st recording, was thrilled at the time. Now realize it as an attempt at modernity. False FALSE and emembarrassing embarrassing
When I was in the Civic Orchestra of Chicago, a young man came and played this with us, and it has always been my favorite piano concerto ever since.
Excellent work, excellent performance
Admirable el haber memorizado esta clase de obra. Felicidades desde México
A wonderful concerto. I particularly like the ravishing slow movement. The Soloist here is outstanding!
Thank you for performing this rarely played concerto. I enjoyed it very much.
Amazing of this difficult pianist work of Barber-Noble prize winner of 1963 of Barber I think
The only Barber music of which I was familiar before was his "Adagio for Strings". This piece is quite varied and interesting and I'm glad I heard it played by a fine pianist like yourself! 👏👏👏
Fantastic!👍🏼
One of the best American works. America's Shostakovich.
Who is the conductor?
Barber is possibly the greatest American composer of all time. He certainly ranks comparable to Roy Harris, Howard Hanson, Bernstein, and Copeland. Quite a task for a young orchestra and they were up for the challenge. Excellent piano.
i'm not a classical person, but this seems to owe a bit much to stravinsky, don't ya think? give me coltrane's "om" any day.
or cecil taylor
Excellent!
13:50 onwards this is just amazing
So many years lauded works of Samuel Barber as young musician, hoping to compose.
Bought 1st recording, was thrilled at the time.
Now realize it as an attempt at modernity.
False
FALSE and emembarrassing embarrassing