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Franz/Ferenc Liszt d otd 140 years ago. Still considered the greatest pianist of all time, despite no-one living ever having heard him play a note! And a composer whose music - progressing from virtuoso vehicles to major masterpieces, to the futuristic - continues to fascinate us
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What do an orange and classical music have in common?... 🍊🎶
Conductor Laureate Esa-Pekka Salonen explains the role of the conductor and reveals how the "acceleration of free fall" can transform the way you think about conducting. 👀
Want to discover more about what makes a symphony orchestra? Head to our YouTube channel and explore our Instrument Guides! 🎼
#HowTo #Learn #Conductor #Orchestra #ClassicalMusic
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Summer Music in City Churches (16-26 June) is FESTIVAL FEATURE in this month's Classical Events newsletter – a 9-day celebration of classical, folk, jazz and contemporary taking place across five of London’s historic churches within the Square Mile. Click the link below.
June Newsletter
*** Festival Feature ***
Summer Music in City Churches
A celebration of classical, folk, jazz and contemporary music in the historic churches of the City of London
Link: mailchi.mp/classicalevents/c…
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Rare footage of legendary George Gershwin performing a piano solo of his iconic hit, “I Got Rhythm” filmed during a Manhattan theater opening 🎹(1931)
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2026 marks 95 years since the birth of Alfred Brendel (1931–2025).
Renowned for his brilliant intellect and interpretative insight, Brendel is celebrated for his performances of Schubert, Beethoven and Liszt.
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Let @tenorkaufmann warm your ears and your heart in this instant classic, Jule Styne’s Let It Snow, aptly filmed at the Stille Nacht Kapelle (Silent Night Chapel). Full concert on medici.tv! bit.ly/48Mna5d
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The great Arthur Rubinstein d otd 1982:
“At each concert I leave a lot to the moment. I must have the unexpected. I want to risk, to dare, to be surprised. That way the music can bloom anew. It's like making love. The act is always the same, but each time it's different.”
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Here's some cheerful wintry scenes instead of all this rain!
More Snow On The Way, Shopping In The Snow, Snow on Knaresborough, Looking To Danby Beacon.
All prints from my print shop - link in my bio.
#whitby #harrogate #knaresborough #northyorkmoors
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Happy Saint Cecilia’s Day! Santa Cecilia is the patron saint of music and musicians. This is a beautiful depiction of her, done in 1620-25, by Italian painter Bernardo Strozzi which I recently saw in the Nelson-Atkins Museum in Kansas City.
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🎹 Maria João Pires, one of today’s most poetic pianists, announces her retirement. Relive her artistry and her magical duet with Martha Argerich a true meeting of fire and grace. ✨
#MariaJoaoPires #ClassicalMusic
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The world can always do with a little bit of J.S. Bach. His Little Prelude in C minor, BWV999.
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Glenn Gould vs Claudio Arrau: Mozart Fantasia in D Minor
Which interpretation do you like better?
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A very happy 70th to Yo-Yo Ma!! A brilliant cellist and musician with an endlessly enquiring mind - for matters musical and non-musical - full of astonishingly positive energy and a burning desire to make the world a better place. And every bit as lovely in private as in public.
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When the piano becomes an orchestra of its own—the cadenza from Britten's Piano Concerto! Full video of my Orchard Hall, Tokyo performance with the great @Paavo_Jarvi and @NHKSO_Tokyo, now on YouTube. Link below.
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Happy birthday Edward Elgar!🎂 What’s your favourite piece by him?🎶
#Elgar #EdwardElgar
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Happy Birthday Korngold!🎂 What’s your favourite work he composed?🎶
#Korngold #ErichWolfgangKorngold






























