You all probably dont care at all but does anybody know a tool to get back into an Instagram account..? I was stupid lost my account password. I appreciate any help you can give me.
@Lucca Dustin Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm in the hacking process atm. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
Recently i turned 17 years old and i just started with it. I think that from all Ginastera's piano work this is the most beatiful one, it's overwhelmed with feeling and expression; like all the repertoire of Ginastera.
at 3:07 or 3:08, fourth bar on screen, in the second half of the bar, shouldnt that A in the left hand be an A-sharp? (i’m hearing an A natural) or does the dotted line dividing the rhythm reset accidentals? I think another A sharp is played as a natural earlier in the piece too, however that time the sharp sign is right next to the note. stupid question, the dividing dotted line is purely a visual aid for digesting and bisecting the asymmetrical rhythm; it wouldn’t negate any accidentals stated in the same bar. these were just mistakes i guess, but this performance is beautiful nonetheless, the handling of separation of melodies even in this slow simple piece (compared to a lot of Ginastera’s rowdy genius compositions) are tough for a modest player like me.
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1:50 II. Allegro rustico
2:28 III. Allegretto cantabile
4:00 IV. Calmo e poetico
6:00 V. Scherzando - Coda: Presto ed energico
You all probably dont care at all but does anybody know a tool to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was stupid lost my account password. I appreciate any help you can give me.
@Marco Davian instablaster =)
@Lucca Dustin Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm in the hacking process atm.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Lucca Dustin It worked and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thank you so much, you really help me out :D
@Marco Davian No problem :)
Perfect performance, can't believe I missed this earlier. Sadly underappreciated music, stylish and succinct.
I can’t believe I used to be able to play this back in college. Funny what real life does to a person.
Recently i turned 17 years old and i just started with it. I think that from all Ginastera's piano work this is the most beatiful one, it's overwhelmed with feeling and expression; like all the repertoire of Ginastera.
@@Tanke478 id say one of his orchestral works is the most beautiful and expressive, maybe cello concerto 2
I'm thirteen, bro............😅
I used to play for a long time this work in many places. Amazing Ginastera.
¡ Preciosa música y preciosa interpretación ! mil gracias George N. Gianopoulos
Wonderfully played!! Thank you for posting
Amazing piece, I am going to learn this whole suite, nicely played
Lindo ❤ parabéns!
very soothing and calming kind of music
oh dios que hermoso y reflexivo, un tanto complejo y abrazable, perfecto para tantos momentos
I'm playing #2 and #4, thanks!
Fantástica melodía1 En mi querida Argentina, no se lo ha reconocido, suele ocurrir con aquellos que se destacaron y se destacan.
Y el intérprete?La obra es excelente pero quien lo toca merece nombrarse.
at 3:07 or 3:08, fourth bar on screen, in the second half of the bar, shouldnt that A in the left hand be an A-sharp? (i’m hearing an A natural) or does the dotted line dividing the rhythm reset accidentals? I think another A sharp is played as a natural earlier in the piece too, however that time the sharp sign is right next to the note.
stupid question, the dividing dotted line is purely a visual aid for digesting and bisecting the asymmetrical rhythm; it wouldn’t negate any accidentals stated in the same bar. these were just mistakes i guess, but this performance is beautiful nonetheless, the handling of separation of melodies even in this slow simple piece (compared to a lot of Ginastera’s rowdy genius compositions) are tough for a modest player like me.
You seem like the type of person that tells teachers that they forgot the homework.
I played this when I was 13. MEA auditions. Is there a way I can print the music?
7:05 Extra notes?!
Yes, and maybe there's a difference in the editions played and shown in the video.
Where can I get this score?! Imslp doesn't have this pieces...?😢
I need this score.
I need to play modern music for the conservatory of music.
You can save the image of the score from your browser, then put it in a Word page and then save it all as PDF. It's simple.
I'm gonna learn to play the last one.
And the pianist?
probably gian n paoulus or smthn
Albert Einstein.
Bussin