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melluzzi
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 27 มิ.ย. 2008
Travelling through Vietnam form the north end to the south
Hanoi
Sa Pa, Fansipan
Cat Ba, Ha Long Bay
Ninh Bình
Hội An
Mũi Né
Ho Chi Minh City
Sa Pa, Fansipan
Cat Ba, Ha Long Bay
Ninh Bình
Hội An
Mũi Né
Ho Chi Minh City
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Static 5 minutes of pool and the beach.
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Static 5 minutes of pool and the beach.
Cupra Formentor AWD first test in deep snow
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Equipment used: Car: Cupra Formentor 310 HP AWD Tires - Hankook W300 Camera: insta360 One X2 Audio: Yamaha MODX6
European Road Trip. Borders Crossings. July 2021
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Border crossings during our road trip through 7 countries, both directions. Dash cam Insta360 One X2.
Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia
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Shot on Insta360 One X2 Path C, started from Entrance 1.
Insta360 ONE X2 test
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First try right after getting the gadget. Didn't read the manual, just went through the editing options available in insta360 app. Image stabilisation works great. The road was bumpy. Although it was -12 C outside, the battery didn't seem to be affected.
Wandering Around the World
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Travelling through various countries in three continents by car, boat, bike, taxi etc. Most recorded just before travel restrictions or in June 2020. Some parts filmed using bad quality camera or shaking hands so sorry for the quality. Post-restrictions travel coverage will be top level, I promise. 00:09 Arizona, Scottsdale 07:10 Croatia, Čiovo island 19:52 Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur 20:34 Arizona ...
Koh Rong beach May 2019
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Just dropped my phone still for 10 minutes. Lovely place. Water temperature in the sea constantly 30 - 32 degrees even though it's the rainy season now.
Subaru Outback, Land Cruiser 90 off road.
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Subaru Outback, Land Cruiser 90 off road.
Как в итоге машина ещё не продал ?
Not wild about the pianist. Deviates too much from Gershwin's intention and seems to be showboating.
All I can say is Bravo!! I loved this version, I loved the clarinetist, he was superb! And Raimonds Paul’s playing even though his fingers hurt was awesome! I don’t know when this was recorded but R Paul’s just turned 88 in January, I’m sure he was quite old when he did this concert.
I saw a banjo player in the orchestra! Who knew there was a banjo part in the Rhapsody? I loved this orchestra & soloist’s rendition.
I dont know why this time Allways gives me Memories of walking the streets and Avenues of new York?
Look up Rhapsody in Blue - Fantasia 2000
Loved that. Fantastic that’s music as should be
used in off-road mode or comfort?
Tried all modes just wondering how it will react. Didn't notice any difference except better pulling in offroad and sports modes due to higher revs.
Os irmãos Gershyen fizeram musicas maravilhosas
😮
Live video from World Youth Day closing Ceremony at airport
I’ve watched several performances of this. That was old european to Thē Fullest. Playing piano and waving ones hand means nothing. There is no ❤️ in this performance.
I have no idea who this pianist is, but I love how he took the music and made it very much his own.
That's Raimonds Pauls, the former Latvian Minister of Culture, on solo piano. I love this brilliant interpretation! (One of the best I've seen, so I keep coming back to it occasionally!)
❤❤❤
My favourite piece. Trevor Chapman
Is it this cupra 4x4?
Yes, 310 HP. I wouldn't even try with FWD :)
Music as it should be always and forever ♥️
Muito especial genial está é uma das que eu mais gosto 🤩😁😋🎹🎶🎵principalmente o PIANO!!!!!😉
And I thought I had heard the best.noff said.
Eternamente bello ,una composición vibrante emociona grazie maestro.
Grandios!
The piano master is amazing. What a mastery of difficult music.
Buenísimo.
jamais entendu une rhapsodie aussi jazz, aussi vivante - magnifique
Its an oldie. Bye
Are you a tenderfoot? Why?
It sure isn't boring like your music.
ULTIMO THANKS, MR. GERSHWIN AND MUSICIANS !!
Rhapsody in Blue has always been a favorite of mine,but I think this i😊absolutely my favorite now!!!🥰😊
Pianista tem um Libreto onde INTERPRETAR com maestria, tem que SABER MUITO
Toda vez quê ouço esse introduz LEMBRO de UMA vez no CezarHotel e a noite paulistano, a GENTE investia pouco mais em música QUALIDADE músicos
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Jak w latach 85 studiowałam . Zobaczyłam piękną wystawę w Łodzi. Była wystawiona płyta Gershwin cala na niebiesko. I postanowiłam posłuchać jak brzmi. Była cudowna i towarzyszy mi przez całe życie. Nie znam preludium ,ale sama muzyka. Dzisiaj jestem chora walczę z 3 raki złośliwe, a Błękitna dodaje mi sił. Pozdrowienia dla Mistrza Mozdana.
MAGNIFICO
Yes. Awesome!
Absolutely superb and so uplifting THANK YOU!
Absolutely magnificent production and Performance by the Composer.❤
Everyone who says that Pauls played this piece poorly doesnt have the slightest idea who this legend is.
Outstanding!
Slyszalam
I absolutely love how he plays...brilliantly talented. I was 12 & babysitting when I played a record at their house & fell in love with gershin. I was taking piano lessons at the time. In college I also fell in love with jazz. This composite played is a compilation of both that spoke to me. Loved it....I am now senior citizen & will never forget this joy it gave to me in my 80s. Life is 👍 Judy retired in hawaii
New York City personified in music! Timeless, but special to Industrial Age, 1920s and Ragtime themes.
Oglądałam koncert w oryginale i słuchałam, był cudowny i te owacje na widowni ,kaszle itp. cudowne
I agree.
My music teacher, Mr. Townsend played this and I fell in love. I was 13, and he taught the class how to listen to music.
You had a great teacher, with passion.... are they still there today.
What a beautifull music! G. Gershwin was a very great compositor . Now it will be interesting to hear from him thé marvellous concerto in fa.
At United, we're connecting people, uniting the world and doing it safely. From all of us, thank you and enjoy your flight!
Although we speak different languages, we are only human and music connects us all.
Darn-my clarinet never sounded like this, good thing I quit. ha.
I can relate. My piano skills begin to diminish considerably after the 13th movement... I keep on going however just to experience the train wreck that's bound to follow!! ;))
This is music from the universe..George Gershwin’s mind was tuned into a consciousness beyond our understanding.
To me this like bean in new York city and i love n.y.
The only problem is listening to this with earbuds. Talk about missing the drama!
Nie mam z kim . Tu nikt nie słucha takiej muzyki.
1966. A kid. Found my parents old "78s." (They seriously weighed a lot. And fragile? I was scared. "If I f--- with one of these?") Played one side at 78 RPM. "Okay. Who's this 'Gershwin' character?" (Boy was I in for a ride.) "Sounds like a combination! Half Russian, half Asian. Or something... Nobody does this!" Still true today. NOBODY is George Gershwin. May we simply thank the guy 100 years after? Cuz Geez..."Georgie" (as he was called) was every bit crazy cool. I think we all know "Georgie" had a breathtaking ear for music. He would have liked anyone "interpreting" his dreams. I for one think they here picked on Gershwin pretty well. Gershwin wanted to be Scott Joplin and Beethoven, all at the same time. I'm going to say he was. AND THESE PEOPLE DID VERY, VERY WELL INDEED. "Georgie" would be proud. Every single instrument patiently waited to suddenly ring true. Nicely done!
What the hell is wrong with people today? THIS is simply so much better than "rap." My god how beautiful. Oh wait. "White" people did it. I keep forgetting we're terrible. That's right. "White" people are horrible monsters to enslave you! That orchestra, those things they play so carefully in their hands? To ENSLAVE you! Don't be fooled by "white" people!
It wasn't written by 'White People' It was written by a JEW! How horrible is that? I have loved this music since I was a small child. (I am 68 now)
@@rogertroja4400 Get over it. Gershwin was an Ashkenazi Jew. Big deal.
@@DavidBrown-bp4iq Sorry you don't recognize sarcasm when it hits you in the face... pretty much like the comment I replied to. Get over yourself.
@@rogertroja4400 Gershwin was sufficiently "white" as to be considered "white" when compared to "the African negro." He appears to have been an Ashkenazi.
@@DavidBrown-bp4iq I see you don't understand sarcasm, either. I guess I have to dumb my comments down a little to be understood. Yes Gershwin was white. Yes, he was absolutely brilliant. Just so you know, the original post was sarcastic, too, and I was just playing along. Anyone else want to misinterpret this one?
I loved every minute of it. Yes, he took some liberties but they were uplifting and fun.
I think Gershwin would have approved.
His left hand was showing signs of rheumatism but to me this was the finest interpretation I have heared. It visibly lifted the conductor and orchestra.
Was this, a New orchestration, of Rapsody or a different verson? I liked it, but wasn't as "klezmierish"(sp) as I remembered.
The pianist took an awful lot of liberties compared to the versions I've heard over the last 70 years; he seems to have arthritic problems in his left hand too. Otherwise a very creditable performance which, unlike some other European orchestras, has managed to capture the sound of Gershwin's Jazz Age. Congrats!
Gershwin was more choral aria than today's jazz. Everything was very melodic back then. The song "Summertime" was his. Sweeping melody.
In classical music, if you play one single note differently from what the Holy Writings say, you are an heretic devil who will go head-first to Hell. In jazz and blues, you are expected to play every note your own way. Rhapsody In Blue[s] is, as its name says, a piece of blues, so the pianist will not go head-first to Hell --quite the contrary. I personally find his reinterpretation of the original quite excellent, overcoming his physical problems with his mastery. And, if you listen carefully, he's not the only one taking "liberties"...
He is 86 years old, and he is one of the best pianists in every genre ever in my opinion. He also has an amazing personality
Best music ever played
So many wrong notes.
Эти прекрасные неправильные ноты называются импровизацией
I think this performance proves that having your heart in the right place might be more important. The drunken freedom here, the looseness is really something special, even if it is far from the greatest ever.
@@mswdesign9164 Я знаю и люблю этого талантливого пианиста и композитора уже много лет, и меня полностью убеждает и восхищает его импровизация. А почему мы должны оставаться в границах написанных нот? Это же симфо- джаз. Думаю, Гершвин был бы в восторге!
I love "Rhapsody"! I don't really mind who the orchestra is as long as they don't stray too far. I think any Group playing "Rhapsody" will have it's own interpretation. I liked this one, although My favorite rendition is from the Royal Academy of Music in the UK. Any way, "Long Live Gershwin's Rhapsody!"
In my opinion Leonard Bernstein and the NY Phil are the epitome of the performance of this work.
@@jacklucas7265 I do remember that particular rendition too. And, it was also a good one. Also, I'm pretty sure you could find differing opinions as to who has the "best" rendition from many, many folks. And also, there would probably be just as many differing opinions as to who was their "best" one. No matter to me, I like 'em all!
Take fingers marching