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#525700 - 12/21/01 05:40 PM
kachaturian
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Registered: 06/06/01
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Loc: Salt Lake City
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has anyone played his D flat piano concerto? i'm listening to it for the first time, amazed. i need to start learning a concerto for this summer and i'm thinking about giving this one a shot, but maybe some ideas on the difficulty if anyone has played it or anything else by him of this size (not that he put a whole lot out there).
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#525701 - 12/21/01 06:42 PM
Re: kachaturian
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Registered: 07/07/01
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Loc: Upstate New York
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hmmmm....I've heard of the concerto but i've never actually heard it played. It is probably pretty cool though. I've heard a few people play his Toccata, which is awesome!
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#525702 - 12/21/01 07:26 PM
Re: kachaturian
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oops, nevermind...i spoke with my teacher on the phone, i'm going to start working on rubinstein's fourth...
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#525703 - 12/23/01 10:14 AM
Re: kachaturian
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Registered: 05/31/01
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Loc: Cleveland, Ohio
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If you're interested in hearing Khatchaturian's Piano Concerto, check out William Kapell's recording on RCA. It simply has to be heard to be believed!
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The composers want performers be imaginative, in the direction of their thinking--not just robots, who execute orders.
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