Chick Corea and Friedrich Gulda: The Meeting (1982) - Solo Part I

Live Recording from the Munich Piano Summer 1982
Friedrich Gulda - piano
1:33 Friedrich Gulda - Paraphrase on "Concerto for Ursula"
W.A. Mozart - Piano Sonata No. 10 in C major, K. 330
5:19 I. Allegro moderato
10:11 II. Andante cantabile
15:40 III. Allegretto
19:48 Friedrich Gulda - Paraphrase on "Concerto for Ursula"
22:59 Friedrich Gulda - Dance
25:58 Friedrich Gulda - Play Piano Play No. 1
27:47 Friedrich Gulda - Aria
33:20 Friedrich Gulda - Prelude and Fugue
39:08 Friedrich Gulda (arr.) - Paraphrase on "Die Reblaus" (Traditional)
Watch the full concert: • Chick Corea and Friedr...

[@juanma0310]

Gulda es una maravilla. Con sus años y es joven, alegre, juguetón y sensible. Gracias

[@infinitelymusical]

Mozart's works for two pianos are must-haves for composers as well as pianists. My favorite recording of them is the Phillips Classics release featuring Ingrid Haebler/Ludwig Hoffman and Jorg Demus/Paul Badura-Skoda. Among the catalogue is the famous and beautiful KV448 in D (Haebler/Hoffman) and Larghetto & Allegro in Eb (Demus/Badura-Skoda). Remember that the fortepiano on which Mozart composed had only 60-some keys. That he was able to space out the parts, hands, fingers and sound, avoiding duplicated and/or conflicting notes, seems almost superhuman considering the constraints of the instrument at that time. In addition to the unparalleled beauty of his melodies and musical phrases in these piano sonatas, his approach to orchestral composing is fully contained in these priceless works.

[@marianabaccela8326]

Thank you.

[@pianopanplays]

love it

[@ghmus7]

Wow. Does anyone know if the prelude and Fugue is available in score?

[@天倉正裕]

Yes!

[@anitramwaju]

Yes, my piano teacher had it and was going to give it to me (or probably a copy) but then he lost it and I never saw it 😞 (It was something like 30 years ago.)

[@samukacartes]

RIP Master chick