This video shows Ivry Gitlis, a phenomenal violin player, performing Bela Bartok’s sonata for solo violin. Many people can’t afford this piece (and some more of the compositions written by Bela Bartok) and even think that the violin player is playing out of tune. This happens because this sonata for violin [...]
January 27, 2009
Categories: Accoustic Music Instruments, Avantgarde, Classical Music, Composers, Concert Music, Experimental Music, Folk Music, Nationalistic Music, Soloing Artists, Songs, Violin . Tags: music, sonata, piano, solo, violin, vids, avant-garde music, tonality, Concert Music, Bela Bartok, Ivry Gitlis, microtones, microtonality . Author: music4videos . Comments: Leave a Comment
Unfortunately, some jerk removed the embed ability for this video on youtube. This happens sometimes with people full of envy who don’t want to share the videos they upload to youtube, even thought they are for sure not the copyright holders. They just don’t want other people to enjoy the music [...]
December 11, 2008
Categories: Accoustic Music Instruments, Cello, Classical Music, Duet . Tags: music, artists, Composers, Glenn Gould, video, sonata, piano, Ludwig van Beethoven, Cello, duo, originality, Beethoven, Leonard Rose, romantic, performers, style, cello sonata, envy, copyright, youtube . Author: music4videos . Comments: Leave a Comment
Ludwig van Beethoven was born in 1770 and died in 1827. In his relatively short life he composed a big amount of classical music pieces for all kinds of instrumentations. In this video you can watch San Diego State University graduate Nanae Green playing one of Beethoven’s sonatas the Sonata No. [...]
November 20, 2008
Categories: Classical Music, Soloing Artists . Tags: american, Ludwig van Beethoven, Nanae Green, piano, sonata . Author: music4videos . Comments: Leave a Comment
November 14, 2008
Categories: Experimental Music . Tags: John Cage, piano, sonata . Author: music4videos . Comments: Leave a Comment
In this video we offer you the fugue of the sonata 3 for the piano composed by Paul Hindemith and played by Glenn Gould who is world famous for his classical Johan Sebastian Bach interpretations. Hindemith did not only compose for solo instruments but also for chamber orchestras and symphony orchestras.
November 13, 2008
Categories: Classical Music . Tags: classical, Glenn Gould, Johan Sebastian Bach, Paul Hindemith, piano, rhythm, sonata, video . Author: music4videos . Comments: Leave a Comment