Schumann - Märchenbilder, Op.113 Timothy Ridout and Ke Ma
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ม.ค. 2016
- Robert Schumann - Märchenbilder, Op.113
I. Nicht schnell
II. Lebhaft
III. Rasch
IV. Langsam, mit melancholischen Ausdruck
Timothy Ridout - Viola
Ke Ma Piano
Recorded at the Wigmore Hall by Claudio Records on 15th November
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So glad to find this here! One of my favorite pieces.
The best viola sound I ever heard. The best violist our time. Bravo! God bess your hands..
Beautiful sound and expression without being overly affected, so sincere and I feel you love the music. Thank you.
For convenience (would be great if this were in the opening info post)
I. Nicht schnell 0:00
II. Lebhaft 3:25
III. Rasch 7:24
IV. Langsam... 10:04
i must say that the piano is also monumental. Great job! I looked for a good recording for YEARS. Thanx!!
She is fabulous! Best pianist I've heard on this piece.
Amanzing !!! I discovered today it through BBC radio. What a talent, great, bravissimo!!!
Brilliant! !
Very interesting interpretation and such beautiful soft sound!💕💕💕
that viola is more than amazing....
*Violist, right?
The instrument itself too ;-)
You have amazing sound!
Dos grandes virtuosos para disfrutar de la buena musica. Congratulaciones !!!!!
very beautiful, nicely done
Good!!! Beautiful sound and good ideas too!
wonderful performance!!!! absolutely amazing.....bravo!
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Huh innocently checking out viola rep and look who appears! What a fantastic sound
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I wish there was a bit more rubato near the beginning. I know someone who has gone to states by making it his own Schumman piece.
Maybe you can get some in Amazon Express. (Look for "cheap rubato" or "rubato to go" or "rubato for dummies"sure you will fund some!)
I hope this doesn't sound rude, but is it a stylistic choice that you play with your bow so tilted?
I love the way you play---but I really believe the martial sections of the second movement would do well to be played a little slower and resisting the temptation to rush. Let the content create the excitement, rather than pushing the tempo.
Overall, extraordinary playing--beautiful phrasing.
sloppy bowing. Look in a mirror Timothy, when you practice.
i loved this but damnnnn boy that bow was just floating all over the place. try to keep it a bit straighter, you might get more consistent sound
He’s changing contact points to get different colors and dynamic range.
You stupid???? You get DIFFERENT SOUNDS depending where you press. I do that your mom always and she loves that!