Reinis Zariņš's "Vingt Regards sur l'Enfant-Jésus" by Messiaen at Kings Place, London.

Astounding performance, deepening my appreciation from 3 years ago. (1/5)

Beethoven's Bagatelles: A Study in Precision
Anderszewski opened the evening with Beethoven's Bagatelles, Op. 126. His rendition was a testament to his clean, precise touch – a hallmark of his playing.

The concert, featuring works by Beethoven, Brahms, Bartók, and Bach, showcased Anderszewski's unique artistry and his ability to bring fresh perspectives to both well-known and lesser-performed pieces.

Concert Review: Piotr Anderszewski at the Barbican

On Thursday, October 3rd, 2024, the Barbican Hall hosted a mesmerizing performance by the acclaimed Polish pianist Piotr Anderszewski.

Ha!, Is this true?

Nina Stemme is so special

#Elektra #NinaStemme #BerlinPhilharmoniker #KirilPetrenko

I went to Paris to but hear Levit play a pair of transcriptions, GM10 and LvB3

Paris!

Not a great photo I know but Jeremy Denk’s recitals are always revelatory. This one at Wigmore Hall in which he played all six of JS Bach’s Partitas was no exception. It was literally an epic.

I should practice the magical B Minor Fugue of WTC1

Despite being underprepared for the lesson the day after next, at Kopatchinskaja’s concert which “as a musical response to climate change, featuring the medieval lament of the ‘Day of Wrath’ (Judgement Day) from the Requiem Mass. As the title suggests, the piece does not convey cheerful sentiments.”

So I went to Hamburg to hear Igor Levit play Bartok’s Piano Concerto no.3. He played the 1st anf 2nd movemet with his robust touch with clean and expressive without ant vulgar glitter but with noble matte tone. But the 3rd movement was vintage Levit with explosive energy (2/n)

the water

Hamburg!

then the angle AOB is always twice as much as the angle APB irrespective of where he is located, here’s the proof