With all respect to Mr. Hamelin's overall musician and showmanship, transcribing his live performances has got to be something one can really be proud of at the end of the day. His hands move at such supersonic speed, it was hard for me to grasp the melody at times. Still, enormous Kudos for you Timothy, for having transcribed it.
En Avril A Paris (not to be confused with the jazz standard "April in Paris"): This one is for the majority of classical musicians and aficionados amongst us. This sublime masterpiece takes me back to my classical upbringing~ I love classical music! Sheet music trivia (first to answer correctly gets PDF): if this was a jazz transcription, measure 113 would be represented by what chord symbol?
Marc Andre Hamelin is a god amongst classical musicians. He revives extremely difficult pieces of music that have lain dormant from modern recordings, has an excellent execution and demand of the piano, he can do whatever he wants. Its quite incredible, I would greatly recommend his recordings for a listen.
Yea well said he truly is a god but many say he's boring clinical etc etc. Just seems a lot of tosh. He's my favourite including katsaris above the usual suspects. But I listen to all of them and take something
recently finished my BA in classical piano performance. M Andre Hamelin is insanely accomplished musician and one of the pianists I worship to. though I listen and play(a bit) on some jazz standards, I am pretty much a jazz beginner. Wish you could transcribe Oscar Peterson's take on Waltz for Debby Keep up the good work 🙂
Well, I reckon I could make a pretty decent go of the final chord! Astonishing on all counts (Mr Hamelin is an absolute weapon!), not the least of which is the transcription itself. It's wonderful to be in the company of musical giants! Many thanks and regards from Sydney - David
So this is Timothy Gondola's transcription of Marc-Andre Hamelin's enthusiastic performance of his transcription of Alexis Weissenberg's recorded performance of HIS transcription of Charles Trenet's performances of HIS original composition?
Trénet was the first of the great French singer-songwriters. He considered himself primarily a poet (of the Catholic mystic surrealist type). He could comp at the piano well enough, and always knew what harmonies he wanted, but never learned music notation, and always needed someone to write down the notes. I became a fan when I was still 12, and was privileged to see him perform live a week before I turned 16. Here he is performing the original version of the song: th-cam.com/video/kmEI51uxi94/w-d-xo.html
another one of my favorite pieces ever. There was a really accurate if not exact transcription out there when i found the piece like 7-8 years ago but I hadn’t been able to find one until this which is really great, so thank you for reminding me of this masterpiece and allowing us to see the score!
The incredible technical prowess of Oscar Peterson, the stunning precision of Ashkenazy, the overwhelming power of Horowitz, and the aesthetic artistry Martha Argerich. Measure 113 functions clearly and basically as a simple dominant seven chord in the new key of A major with two added tones purely for color, so E9/b13 (no 11) works as well as any might...
Horowitz était mon no1…Marc-André Hamelin est du même calibre. Mais je n’aime pas trop comparer.D’une clarté incomparable et on ne parle pas de sa technique. J’aimerais avoir son talent. Bravo M.Hamelin . J’aimerais vous voir en spectacle.
Genuine question: since you can transcribe such live performances, Mr. Gondola does it mean you're also able to play it on the piano in like a couple of attempts of playing through the piece?.... Bcoz if so that's wayyy too cool 👏👏
How can I buy the sheet music for this piece of music??? I tried your wrbsite; however, when I put the title in the search of the website, nothing came up??? I would love to try to learn this. Please let me know if this is possible. Thank you and God Bless ☺️. Miss Monique
@@TimothyGondola That's so very kind of you!!! I listen to this piece almost every night before I go to sleep. Yes, it does calm me down from my day, but more so, it imprints the melody in my mind, so when I finally get the piece my brain and my ear are already trained.. Then it is simply my eye hand coordination that needs to be trained next. Thank you very much. God bless you and your family 😇. Miss Monique 🙂🌷🙏🕊️
With all respect to Mr. Hamelin's overall musician and showmanship, transcribing his live performances has got to be something one can really be proud of at the end of the day. His hands move at such supersonic speed, it was hard for me to grasp the melody at times. Still, enormous Kudos for you Timothy, for having transcribed it.
En Avril A Paris (not to be confused with the jazz standard "April in Paris"): This one is for the majority of classical musicians and aficionados amongst us. This sublime masterpiece takes me back to my classical upbringing~ I love classical music! Sheet music trivia (first to answer correctly gets PDF): if this was a jazz transcription, measure 113 would be represented by what chord symbol?
E9(b13)
@@James-bg8ec Maybe E9 (#5) idk
I can always answer these but im never first!
Def E9(b13)
E9(b13)
Bm9
Marc Andre Hamelin is a god amongst classical musicians. He revives extremely difficult pieces of music that have lain dormant from modern recordings, has an excellent execution and demand of the piano, he can do whatever he wants. Its quite incredible, I would greatly recommend his recordings for a listen.
Yea well said he truly is a god but many say he's boring clinical etc etc. Just seems a lot of tosh.
He's my favourite including katsaris above the usual suspects. But I listen to all of them and take something
@Themis-if1xs lol
recently finished my BA in classical piano performance. M Andre Hamelin is insanely accomplished musician and one of the pianists I worship to.
though I listen and play(a bit) on some jazz standards, I am pretty much a jazz beginner.
Wish you could transcribe Oscar Peterson's take on Waltz for Debby
Keep up the good work 🙂
So many colors in this piece! Lovin' it!
He plays the best version of one of my fave classical pieces ... un sospiro
Hes a monster
So many nuances in his playing.absolutly beautifull
Well, I reckon I could make a pretty decent go of the final chord! Astonishing on all counts (Mr Hamelin is an absolute weapon!), not the least of which is the transcription itself. It's wonderful to be in the company of musical giants!
Many thanks and regards from Sydney - David
So this is Timothy Gondola's transcription of Marc-Andre Hamelin's enthusiastic performance of his transcription of Alexis Weissenberg's recorded performance of HIS transcription of Charles Trenet's performances of HIS original composition?
Trénet was the first of the great French singer-songwriters. He considered himself primarily a poet (of the Catholic mystic surrealist type). He could comp at the piano well enough, and always knew what harmonies he wanted, but never learned music notation, and always needed someone to write down the notes. I became a fan when I was still 12, and was privileged to see him perform live a week before I turned 16.
Here he is performing the original version of the song: th-cam.com/video/kmEI51uxi94/w-d-xo.html
The song En avril à Paris was written by Charles Trenet and Walter Eiger : please do not forget Walter Eiger
Classical music is beautifully expressive.
another one of my favorite pieces ever. There was a really accurate if not exact transcription out there when i found the piece like 7-8 years ago but I hadn’t been able to find one until this which is really great, so thank you for reminding me of this masterpiece and allowing us to see the score!
amazing piece, amazing performance, amazing transcription. Thank you!
This is great!!
Fabulous!! Had to listen again
and again...
hewwo
This is glorious. Love it!
The incredible technical prowess of Oscar Peterson, the stunning precision of Ashkenazy, the overwhelming power of Horowitz, and the aesthetic artistry Martha Argerich. Measure 113 functions clearly and basically as a simple dominant seven chord in the new key of A major with two added tones purely for color, so E9/b13 (no 11) works as well as any might...
Hamelin’s technique surpassed Oscar Peterson by prolly million miles.
@@XPKpianist yes it did really. Tea for two is no. Mean feat though. Also cziffra liszt grand galop. I'd like to hear hamelin play it as comparison
Hamelin is thought to be a high skilled player. Maybe he didn’t play in jam session, but he knew every kind of music very well~
Beautiful!
there's already official sheets written by Hamelin of this one owo
Is it the same as this performance ?
@@TheChazzyC yeah, but it's without the mistakes and it's much more legible
@@AsrielKujocould you tell me where you found such sheets?
Where to find them?
Now published by Muse Press (Japan) with Hamelin’s and Weissenberg’s versions. 👍🏻
Oh, now I see it in the description. No wonder what I heard sounds classical rather than jazzy.
hay cosas que solo los locos pueden hacer...
Si le sabes rey
El loco Abreu ❤
Wow! It's impressively beautifu
This is just to great
Que c'est beau ❤
0:11. “Hay cosas que solo los locos pueden hacer”.
Horowitz était mon no1…Marc-André Hamelin est du même calibre. Mais je n’aime pas trop comparer.D’une clarté incomparable et on ne parle pas de sa technique. J’aimerais avoir son talent. Bravo M.Hamelin . J’aimerais vous voir en spectacle.
Genuine question: since you can transcribe such live performances, Mr. Gondola does it mean you're also able to play it on the piano in like a couple of attempts of playing through the piece?.... Bcoz if so that's wayyy too cool 👏👏
You know, it actually does help quite a bit! That and a good sense of sight-reading helps me pick up these pieces pretty quick.
Which tier of patreon do I need to have the access of the piano sheet thx
Just screenshot. Then collate together with app on an iPad and print it out that's what I do. Ive just learnt it thanks
Nice!
Just a delight!!!🌿⚘🌿🧚♀️⚘🌿⚘
fun!
Show !!!
My heart says to learn this but my brain says my hearts a psycho
me too
Классно, Тимоти!!!
How can I buy the sheet music for this piece of music???
I tried your wrbsite; however, when I put the title in the search of the website, nothing came up???
I would love to try to learn this.
Please let me know if this is possible. Thank you and God Bless ☺️.
Miss Monique
Hi Monique, this one is for Patreon supporters, you can find the link in the description!
@@TimothyGondola That's so very kind of you!!! I listen to this piece almost every night before I go to sleep. Yes, it does calm me down from my day, but more so, it imprints the melody in my mind, so when I finally get the piece my brain and my
ear are already trained.. Then it is simply my eye hand coordination that needs to be trained next.
Thank you very much.
God bless you and your family 😇.
Miss Monique 🙂🌷🙏🕊️
Hay cosas que solo los locos pueden hacer, Sudáfrica 2010...
ㅈㄴ 아름답다…
This sounds so Hamelin.
Hay cosas , que solo los locos pueden hacer...
I just love the 5/4 bar here at 1:04. Just sounds so charming!
El loco abreu
亏贼
Your transcription is a little weird in parts. But good attempt.