Classical Doomer Playlist

This track is from Seunghee Lee's most popular album "Hidden Treasures"! 
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Seunghee Lee, Clarinet
Evan Solomon, Piano

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Giacomo Puccini: Tosca, Act III: "E Lucevan Le Stelle"

Cello solo: Behrang Motamedi
Composer: Mahdi Kalantari
Mix & Master: Pejman Ekhtiari

The Spring

Day 15 - The Homecoming by Hagood Hardy performed and recorded on a Dexibell Vivo H10 by @claracmee (Instagram) as a #30daysoflovesongs Challenger nominated by @akuahinds (Instagram) who was nominated by @tahako.tank (Instagram)

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The Homecoming by Hagood Hardy

a2rbeatz - lowdown trap starter 125bpm

IV - Waltz

A slow, expressive etude. There is a beautiful duet between right and left hand. However,  the right hand chords can make it difficult to hear, unless the chords are played really soft. We expect etudes to be fast and loud, as most etudes are, but Chopin's genius presents us with a different challenge: play the chords soft enough, as background harmonic support, in order for us to enjoy the duet. ENJOY!

Frederic Chopin (Poland)- Etude op. 25 No.7 "Cello Etude"

David Loebel leads the new England Conservatory Philharmonia in a performance of Haydn's Symphony No. 100 "Military." Recorded live in Jordan Hall, Boston, December 2, 2015 by Jeremy Sarna.

NEC Philharmonia, Loebel / Hay

Haydn: Symphony no 100 in G major Menuet: Moderato

Life’s journey is never a straight arrow but a set of continuous circles. Just as we are full of anticipation before embarking on a new journey, we soon find ourselves looking forward to coming back home with more gratitude, appreciation and a deeper understanding of what was already there. 

While my debut album was centered around core clarinet repertoire, in the three albums that followed, I ventured out into mainstream classical music, transcribing and arranging some of my favorite classical works that were originally written for other instruments. 

Through this experiment, I trained myself to sing through my clarinet like an opera singer, phrase long melodies like a concert pianist and play like a virtuosic violinist. It also created opportunities to reach out to modern day composers of different styles, accumulating many new clarinet pieces and a few of them are included here. 

Taking on different paths allowed me to stretch my imagination and collect wonderful musical ideas. Coming back full circle, I am delighted to present to you some of my favorite clarinet classics from a fresh perspective. Cheers!

Schumann: Fantasiestücke, Op. 73: I. Zart und mit Ausdruck

Handel/Kempff, Minuet in G Minor

Martha Argerich play Chopin Polonaise N°6 l   heroique

Jennifer Gookin Cavanaugh, oboe, and Kimberly Gratland James, mezzo-soprano perform the a minor transposition of this famous Rachmaninoff Vocalise

rachmaninoff vocalise

Morning Sun was given to me as a gift in the early morning while I was partly dreaming and meditating. Suddenly, spontaneously, I started to play on my piano and found myself painting melodic pictures of fresh breezes rippling through a beautiful garden filled with warm, soothing sunlight. So this piece was born in 2009 and then received a few editing touches and finally it is here for your enjoyment. Please remember to "Like" it :)

Morning Sun (Romantic Piano)

...Entertaining” may not be an adjective some people associate with Bach, but if his music ever sounds stuffy and mathematical, that’s invariably the musician’s fault–not the composer’s.
- National Public Radio

JC Martins - Little Prelude In C Minor, BWV 999, from The complete keyboard works of JS Bach Vol 6

The "Goldberg" Variations is the last of a series of keyboard music Bach published under the title of Clavierübung, and is often regarded as the most serious and ambitious composition ever written for harpsichord.  The Aria placed at the beginning of the "Goldberg" Variations.

Bach - Goldberg Variations: Aria (Glenn Gould, 1981 recording) with sound of rain

I am an amateur pianist with an ongoing passion for this musical instrument.  These are some favourite pieces, performed on a Yamaha Disklavier grand piano.

Handel/Kempff, Minuet in G Minor

DavidR

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