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She just needs a reminder.
Why? Why does she need a reminder? Why does anyone, for that matter, need a reminder? Who cares where she posts her recording? Most of us realise there is a forum for recordings, but SO WHATTTTTTTT, if something doesn't get posted there????? Leave her alone and go counsel some lonely slacker, Mark. Geez.
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Thanks Eylul for this wonderful gift!
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I guess you don't much care for "order." ....Who cares where she posts her recording?.... The other section was set up for a reason. So, now you've become a philosopher and you disagree with the philosophy that led to setting up the section, which followed substantial discussion. You like history, right? Go and take a look at the history. Then come back. If you dare.
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Does it make you happy if you think that this video does not belong to one of your members? Especially I am asking for Bilkent Symphony Orchestra?
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It's the same thing if it's you playing. If some party that owned a video was going to object to it being over there, they'd object just the same to it being over here. Don't be afraid to put any of your recordings in that other section. I know that at some point you did start doing that, but it looks like then you just forgot.
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Yo! Before I get started, has it ever dawned on the good Doctor what kind of impression this kind of infantile claptrap makes on a new member? If you are trying to put your best foot forward and also be professional, this ain't it. Next, I play this piece, and I don't care for this particular rendering at all. Without getting into the minutia of the recording balance between a crystal clear sound mix of the orchestra combined with a very muddy mix of the piano, I will just comment on the piano performance. The good Doctor can tell you that Karl Czerny related to his students that Beethoven described Mozart's playing as "gehakt." This, roughly translated from the German, means choppy. This performance is not gehakt, it is very over-pedaled (I don't pedal it at all). Next, it has no sense of the phrase, and comes across as one dimensional. My ear hears Chopin and Beethoven. It doesn't hear Mozart. Finally, just like a whole lot of other performers when they play concertos, there is no balance in terms of tempo between the various movements. The slow movement is too slow which makes it come across as quasi-romantic in nature. Just like I usually do, I will refer you to a recording which is Horowitz's documentary recording of this with Giulini and the LA Philharmonic. The difference is startling. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vttZzUPg3A
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Could you please answer these questions: 1-)How many videos did you see per year in this forum which belongs to me? 1, 2 or less 2-) How old are you and do you have any other job except piano forum 3-) Are you a symmetroman?
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Yo! Before I get started, has it ever dawned on the good Doctor what kind of impression this kind of infantile claptrap makes on a new member? Leaving aside your characterizations ....she's not a new member (which you would have known if you read all the posts). Indeed it makes a big difference when someone is a new member.
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Mark C:
I was not referring to her being a new member. What I was referring is all of this business about getting off point, which should be what views do the rest of the members have about this piece.
And, I am a 61 year old classical pianist/philosopher that spends a good four to five hours every day at my craft.
This particular concerto is considered DMA repertoire for a reason. It has whimsy, sparkle, rhythmic compexities and the like, which all make it a great piece, in my opinon. None of which are at play in this recording.
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Overall, quite an accomplishment, Eylul! Must be great to be able to play with what I thought was quite a good orchestra. What I liked best were the sparkling musical gestures, and generally I thought you handled the ensemble parts with aplomb and confidence. A few comments:
1 I thought you tended to be somewhat too aggressive in the solo sections -- I was bothered by it somewhat in the first movement; more so in the second movement. I believe the solo material would be enhanced if you stated it less forcefully.
2 In general, I think your pianistic technique is too Romantic for this concerto. As I mentioned, it was very musical; but stylistically it needs to be "notier", with somewhat less pedal. Since you clearly have the "chops" (technical ability) to aspire to that, I would definitely consider that -- in the first and third movements, it would add to the sparkle, and in the slow movement, it would actually enhance the poignancy and sadness, because it would sound more "stark".
But overall, a real pleasure to listen to, and thanks for sharing this!
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Thank you; Dr. Jekyll ve Mr. Hyde, you two are the same person funny I can prove it
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Thank you; Dr. Jekyll ve Mr. Hyde, you two are the same person funny I can prove it Mr. Mark C & Louis Podesta
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Just like I usually do, I will refer you to a recording which is Horowitz's documentary recording of this with Giulini and the LA Philharmonic. The difference is startling. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vttZzUPg3A You are, of course, entitled to your opinion, but Vladdie's Mozart leaves much to be desired. If you're looking for a model (which I don't recommend) listen to Perahia, de Larrocha, Uchida, or Schiff.
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You are, of course, entitled to your opinion, but Vladdie's Mozart leaves much to be desired. If you're looking for a model (which I don't recommend) listen to Perahia, de Larrocha, Uchida, or Schiff.
You mean Mu, Ally, Mitsy, and Andy?
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You are, of course, entitled to your opinion, but Vladdie's Mozart leaves much to be desired. If you're looking for a model (which I don't recommend) listen to Perahia, de Larrocha, Uchida, or Schiff.
You mean Mu, Ally, Mitsy, and Andy? Sure, if that's how you think of them.
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Thank you; Dr. Jekyll ve Mr. Hyde, you two are the same person funny I can prove it Mr. Mark C & Louis Podesta
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