12 Apr 13
Originally posted by sonhouseHaha, yes, poor man. Interesting that classical music, which unquestionably has the best musicians, also has the most humility and good manners. He didn't sound the tiniest note of protest. Although there was obviously an important event happening, so it was perfectly fair to ask him to move.
Oops. I got them mixed up. That was interesting. Did you see how he got the bum's rush at the end?
12 Apr 13
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Originally posted by sonhouseExcellent indeed! Thanks for posting! Although it looks like a fascinating conversation between two masters instead of Dora Kuhn. I love Stravinsky's humility and patience the the exhuberant Bream.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4f8fej9Sqo
She is playing Khatchaturian
13 Apr 13
Originally posted by scacchipazzoWell here is Dora anyway, first movement:
Excellent indeed! Thanks for posting! Although it looks like a fascinating conversation between two masters instead of Dora Kuhn. I love Stravinsky's humility and patience the the exhuberant Bream.
http://vimeo.com/45534967
16 Apr 13
Originally posted by sonhouseSome of these artists are from far flung places were video quality as in hers, aren't that great! Doubtful she'd be a one trick pony tackling such a work. No one would hire her for concerts.
I wonder if she is a one trick pony. I only see her referenced to Khatchy...