This one fits the bill on all counts; lesser known from the composer, brash and heavy, echoing the sounds of metal music, and played by a virtuosic young lady I had not - till finding this - heard of. It is a movement from a larger piece, and if she looks a little distracted before sitting down, it is because this was an encore, and she was clearly deciding which one to do. I am rather thrilled it was this piece - I am in awe.
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What You See Is What You Get. This is a journal blog, an explore-blog, a bit of this and that blog. Sharing where the mood takes me. Perhaps it will take you too.
Menoizikul; Midweek Musicalisms
Among the more 'noizikul' of 20thC composers would have to be Sergei Prokofiev. A lot of you will be familiar with his Romeo and Juliet suite - in particular, the Dance of the Knights movement. I admit I was tempted to use that item, given its popularity. However, part of the purpose of this year was to challenge listening with pieces less well-known (or even unheard of).
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she is great!! and this dress is super!!!
ReplyDeleteShe is amazing! Take care, have a great day!
ReplyDeleteWow - she was unbelievable!
ReplyDeleteyou know flashing lights or gifs get to you, this music is frantice and makes me feel like lights are flashing. sorry, i just can't listen to it.
ReplyDeleteAmazing
ReplyDeleteThree x loveliness. The young lady, her peach dress and her talent playing the music.
ReplyDeleteThanks for explaining her slight bit of confusion.
Hugs cecilia
She is amazing on all levels!
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She's very talented and I'm happy to have discovered her here. But I found it difficult to listen to this selection. The music was just too frantic for me to enjoy. Maybe if I had heard it as a part of the whole, this wouldn't have mattered. Thanks for introducing her to your blogger friends, she is amazing.
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