Oh... is the piano played by Behzod Abduraimov with Sydney Symphony Orchestra and conducted by Vladimir Ashkenazy??
I guess those audience feel impressed by his skill, and forgot that the 2nd and 3rd movement haven't start...

I only go and listen to the Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 3, and he really blast me away...
I can see that he play until the whole piano shaking...
Hmm... I don't know about that concert...
Where it held at?

It's in Barbican, London.

Yea that one. Amazing pianist.
Didn't notice any piano shaking but his facial expressions really impressive and energetic.

Overall performance that night was great. SSO + Ashkenazy.
They even performed with an extra piece from Elgar(?) after the Prokofiev's Symphony No.5. Not sure what piece is it.

Man... I wish I have a video recording of that night...

Oh... no wonder I don't know...
You go for which night?

I just go for the Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 3 one. They encored with Dvorak's Slavonic Dance No. 2 (if I'm not mistaken).

nw only i know there is a thread abt classical music

cool

The first night performance, Rachmaninoff, Tchaikovsky & Prokofiev. Sorry for the confusion.
Still not sure about the 1st night encore... anyone?

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This post has been edited by tan_pang: Nov 19 2009, 12:27 AM

Thanks for posting some videos!


i love classical music. my teacher said that classical has a beneficial effect to the brain.


here is my top 5 favorite classical music

1. beethoven - fur elise
2. Mass In B Minor – Johann Sebastian Bach
3. Requiem – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
4. Firebird Suite – Igor Stravinsky
5. Don Quixote – Richard Strauss

This post has been edited by greishlee: Jan 6 2010, 06:21 PM

People interested in Beethoven should try and get their hands on this collection recorded by LSO.

http://lso.co.uk/detailedrecordinginfo&sho...ing&detailID=67

Simply brilliant!

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Added on January 13, 2010, 2:30 amBe careful not to be misled by that. Research suggested that listening to classical music would help boost your mind, but only for about 10 minutes after you listened to it.

This post has been edited by Geminist: Jan 13 2010, 02:30 AM

anyone went for the Golden Age music in films orchestra in MPO?..unable to attend due to sold out tickets. What scores were played during the show?

LOL!!
I also believe that Shostakovich and Bartok's music won't help in boosting your mind. XD
"went"?
I thought it will perform today and tomorrow?

I don't know what they will perform, but look at the description...

Imperial March??

It was shown yesterday as well. The description was quite brief,kinda curious what scores would they perform. All of my frens wouldnt wana go becoz of the unkown classic films.

Been to last year Oscar Symphony Ochestra show, only 2 to 3 well known classic films like:
The Godfather
To kill a Mocking Bird
The Untouchables
The Magnificient Seven

Other classic films were not so mainstream, anyone who been to the show, hope dont mind listin down the whole programme, just want a future reference what MPO geared towards its classic theme.

Hi guys MPO gathering anyone? if have RM10 or foc concert we can go together just drop me a P.M.

(*for RM50 or above ticket then i will be selective)

WTF, there is a classical music thread in this forum? Damn, anybody going to Eine Alpensinfonie + Beethoven's Emperor concert in late February?

Nope but goin to mozart night on april

Chromatic Fantasy - on bass. jaco pastorius. nuf said.

U guys should go watch that concert, its quite epic this work.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xK7z2NhUrsQ

wow really epic..that is awesome^^..do u have the MP3 of that whole repertoire?

Wow there is a thread for classical music lovers in Malaysia! Surprise Surprise! And so many of you guys...

I'm very new to classical music, just about a coupled of years into it really. There are so much to learn and so much to appreciate! But I worked hard and managed to grab tones of collection by now, sadly though got no time to listen to most of them!

i prefer early music, baroque to classical period music, whether it is instrumental, or with singing. But most like choral music!

Its Richard Strauss: Symphonie Alpestre, very nice one! Thanks for sharing bro!

Deutsche Grammophon pioneered the introduction of the compact disc to the mass market, debuting classical music performed by Herbert von Karajan and the Berlin Philharmonic for sale in the new medium (compact disc) in 1983, the first recording being Richard Strauss' Eine Alpensinfonie.

This post has been edited by yehlai: Mar 27 2010, 05:50 PM