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To: HoosierHawk
Thanks for the post - his Second Symphony has always been a favorite of mine.
2 posted on
08/01/2009 11:09:18 PM PDT by
rahbert
("when they feel the heat they'll see the light")
To: Brad's Gramma; bperiwinkle7; Cincinna; curmudgeonII; Duke Nukum; EveningStar; laurenmarlowe; ...
Ping to First Sunday Music.
I'm slowly building a website of achives. You can visit the site here.
I hope all of you enjoy the music.
3 posted on
08/01/2009 11:18:31 PM PDT by
HoosierHawk
(www.firstsundaymusic.com)
To: HoosierHawk
Thank you, HoosierHawk!
This is a much needed addition to sooth our souls.
6 posted on
08/01/2009 11:33:47 PM PDT by
BIGLOOK
(Government needs a Keelhauling now and then.)
To: HoosierHawk
As a pianist, I never really cared for Schumann. But the one recording I urge everyone to track down is Horowitz’s recording of the Kinderschenen. It was originally released along with his recording of Brahms’ D minor Violin and paino sonata that he did with Nathan Milstein. The whole record is worth hearing, but in the interest of staying on the topic of Schumann, I find this recording of one of his most beloved piano works to be the best I’ve heard, as it really draws us into Schumann’s lyricism and phrasing. So much of his other “greater” piano works come off as contrived and dazzling without a true sense of cohesion.(e.g. the G minor Sonata.)
7 posted on
08/02/2009 12:01:26 AM PDT by
Cosmo
(Liberalism is for girls)
To: HoosierHawk
Schumann’s ‘Traumerei’ was one of the early pieces I learned to play and still a favorite.
8 posted on
08/02/2009 12:02:18 AM PDT by
libh8er
To: HoosierHawk; .30Carbine; 1rudeboy; 2nd Bn, 11th Mar; 31R1O; ADemocratNoMore; ...
Dear HoosierHawk,
Thanks for the ping!
Classical Music Ping List ping!
If you want on of or off this list, let me know via FR e-mail.
Thanks,
sitetest
10 posted on
08/02/2009 5:36:45 AM PDT by
sitetest
(If Roe is not overturned, no unborn child will ever be protected in law.)
To: HoosierHawk
11 posted on
08/02/2009 6:51:13 AM PDT by
curmudgeonII
(Vocatus atque non vocatus deus aderit.)
To: HoosierHawk
I want to put in a word of thanks for posting the photograph of the composer and Clara.
Somehow I feel a closer rapport with the music when I can visualize the composer. I'm sure Schumann's music reflects much of the passion of his up-and-down romance with his young pupil.
They DO make a fine-looking couple given the times, the clothing and the hair-dos, LOL.
Leni
14 posted on
08/02/2009 7:42:22 AM PDT by
MinuteGal
(Work Harder! Millions On Welfare Depend on You!)
To: HoosierHawk
He was a tortured soul...and Brahms' affair with Clara did not help. I always believed he was bipolar, and
others seem to agree.
15 posted on
08/02/2009 8:00:13 AM PDT by
Pharmboy
(Who ever thought we would long for the days of the Clinton administration...)
To: HoosierHawk; sitetest
Nicely Done! Thanks for the ping. :)
17 posted on
08/02/2009 10:14:32 AM PDT by
Diana in Wisconsin
(Save The Earth. It's The Only Planet With Chocolate.)
To: All
Thank you for your comments. I’m glad you all enjoy.
18 posted on
08/02/2009 12:10:02 PM PDT by
HoosierHawk
(www.firstsundaymusic.com)
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