George Winston : Linus & Lucy & You're in Love Charlie Brown (Medley)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มี.ค. 2015
- ◈ Linus & Lucy & You're in Love Charlie Brown (Medley)
재즈 피아니스트 Vince Guaraldi 의 곡들로 최근 은퇴한 만화가 Charles Schultz 의 'Peanuts(스누피)' 의 춤추는 장면에 삽입되어 있으며, 'you're in Love Charlie Brown'은 이 만화의 주제곡이다.
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Rest in peace, George Winston! One of my favorite musicians ever!!
My favorite! Outstanding!😢
Thanks❤
this is one of the best interpretations and probably my favorite one...there is something deep and sad about "youre in love Charlie Brown" always makes me emotional
ジョージ・ウｲンストン全盛期の♪名演奏！
Fantastic wonderful magnificent
Brilliant! Wow!!
I LOVE CHARLIE BROWN!😲😲😲
2:09 I'd like to know how he did that, but the piano is looking at his face instead of his fingers :(
Wooo!
Great job! at :44 is there a hidden grace note I'm not playing? Yours sounds smoother than what I'm doing. Is e natural involved? Thanks, Dave
👏👏👏👏👏👌👌👌
i thought steve jobs died!
ThatRedGTR 1
That sounds like a Steinway, can anyone see or confirm?
@@philschmidt1054 it is a Steinway.
I need this as CD...any help?
There is one on the market, I only got a copy, but all Charly Brown songs interpreted by Georg Winston. Totally insane.
Look for "Linus and Lucy: The Music of Vince Guaraldi." It was issued by Windham Hill in 1996 and reissued on Dancing Cat Records in 2008.
Way too fast!!! SLOW DOWN ACE!! ITS NOT A RACE!! WHEW!!
Yeah, kinda fast.
Just because he can
@@lburg3780 too fast, hun....
Totally agree......sounds ok, but certainly diminishes its charm.
Everything about this piece is incredible except the fast tempo. No matter how good a player you are, fastness ruins the dynamics of a piece. There are exceptions but generally I believe that to be true.
I believe the fast tempo defines the piece... Agree on the incredible part though.
@@BillyBoingers1 Tempo is important when playing music but it's not the defining point. One could play the first movement of Moonlight Sonata fast but that wouldn't define the piece. It would only show other dynamics should come into play.
dave ramsey
Why? Way way too fast. Why do people ruin beautiful things?