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gotta play this for ilmea

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Yay, Evan, 10 years ago!

Lovely piece. Thanks for posting. Nice gift for the hears.

SOME HOW my 7TH AND 8TH GRADE band are gonna learn this song?!?!

if only starbucks played jazz covers of my favorite rock...............i'd be a coffee addict.

Beautiful music 🎶🎵 & lyrics !!

Very cool stuff great job to everyone involved! This should have a million views already. ❤️💯

+ C'est très beau, un grand merci! O grand mystère, et admirable sacrement, que des animaux voient leur Seigneur nouveau-né, couché dans une mangeoire! Heureuse Vierge, dont le sein a mérité de porter le Christ Seigneur. Alleluia! fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/O_magnum_mysterium

1st horn in this song will always have my respect so little time to recover from ripping Bb to playing in the lower register the next bit a very challenging book

There is a 1 in a million chance that you’ll know what I’m talking about, but I got here from Tonebridge

OH YEAH!!! so beautiful and full of expression!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We played the whole suite back in college. I played the picc. Very nice! The only thing -- which is common to many of these symphony videos -- is they should place the camera on every one doing a solo. For example, at the end, the picc had a solo but they had the camera on the trumpet player counting rests then hitting the last note with everyone else. hehe... Nonetheless, bravo to all the musicians!

Tengo de esto exmen ha

Crazy awesome!

The percussionist is AMAZING!

Excellent.👍👌🎶

I really enjoyed listening to this interpretation. I like the tempo taken very much. Most other performances of this piece pianists play for show...way to fast. With the modern piano this piece sounds so much nicer and clean than the lightning fast tempos taken. Superb job!

too slow... rather lifeless

Попытка не пытка

I’m in this video :-)

I was sooooo lucky to have attended this performance. Thank you for posting this online. Absolutely amazing!! Great job on the arrangement Justin.

Schlecht

Partitura ?

Beautifully well done. Excellent arrangement. Unable to locate the sheet music to purchase this amazing work. Especially this particular arrangement for choir and orchestra.

Most Beautiful arrangement done so beautifully.

Bravo!

A little master class for you regarding this Rachmaninov prelude - 1. the 32nd triplets should be clearer - it is good that you are leading those triplets into the main notes - but if I were Rachmaninov, I would do the triplets slower as you lead those triplets to the main 16th notes. Think of this piece's opening measures if this piano is a symphony orchestra. The tutti chords likely are all brass and all winds with some timpani, with the faster notes done by the pizzicato strings (likely the basses). 2. The V7 chord in the penultimate measure needs to be done "molto meno mosso" (strongly held back tempo-wise) - to lead into the final chord - the Dm - in the last measure, also molto meno mosso. I see the "finality" of the piece in those last measures, but this is the post-Romantic period, not the Classical period, so it is okay to do some surprise "hold backs" for dramatic purposes - because nearly any piano piece by Rachmaninov has at least some theatricality. The hold back will "dramaticize" this finality of the piece a lot more, which would likely please the original composer, even if the "piu sostenuto" (the strong hold-back in tempo) was not made by the composer itself.

I know this piece, Hope! I played and sight-read it myself. The piece is actually something like a minuet-polonaise hybrid of pathos, horror, and a bit of lightness which is all classic Rachmaninov! I sight-read it in the early 1990s.....and it is not an easy prelude to master. I do know the military-march-filled "Op. 23, no. 5, in G minor" - I can still do that by memory.

Where's the cimbalom?

Polonaise très joliment interprétée ! J'aimerais bien la jouer comme ça !! Bravo ! Christian pianiste amateur

beautiful! great music herewith my version with three dulcians: ua-cam.com/video/yVqUqBQleHE/v-deo.html

Opus numbers really help!

That's my 5 period teacher go walker wolves

Does anyone know, where to get the score of this piece? I’d be grad to find it.

very very bad ... how can you play this masterpiece so badly ... great composer Khachaturian ....... sorry

they played well but they cant get distracted they have to pay attention to their music and their director at all times.

Absolutely beautiful! LOVE this!

しっとりした落ち着いている演奏だね。素晴らしいね！

He has one of those ring things in his bell

HI MOM!!!

just checking on you cabe

sho me da wey

Gee whizz Mac, this is great. Warren

Stunning! We are fortunate to have you at USC！

You asoleeee very bd tempo....!!!!! Why you are in this concerts !!!!! please get f....your self...!!!!l VERY BAD MURDERING MUSIC OF ARAM....!!!! jzpatelut...

Dr. Audi is my homeroom teacher

Incredible, love the pacing, my favorite piece by liszt

Muy bueno, tenemos que tocar esta obra en la Escuela de Arte de Berisso en Argentina

I clicked on this out of curiousity, it's too metronomic.