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beethoven

The last movement of Beethoven's immortal 30th piano sonata (played by me).

Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 30 In E Major, Op. 109  final movement

I Can't Stop Loving You

The Scherzo from Beethoven's E flat sonata. Cheeky little thing :)

Beethoven Piano Sonata in E flat, Scherzo

Me emociono sempre que ouço essa obra de arte! Muito comovente... ;)

Caruso - Luciano Pavarotti & Lucio Dalla

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Some of you may think that it's too daring on my side to re-interpret this classical piece, but to me it is a pure sentimental thing, a tribute to two Masters... The first one is the author of the original, of course, I bet you have heard of him.. and his story... and another Master - my mom. She wasn't playing or singing herself, but she surely inspired my dad and me to keep playing no matter what. And I used to dare and hoped that she is listening and loves my playing and my daring. Every time I hear the original composition, I think of her.

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Not Für Elise - Tribute to two Masters (read description) - by Milana

Since selling my Kawai acoustic and moving to England, I have to contend with playing on the Casio Privia PX-110, which I bought 3rd hand for £150. Please forgive me for I do no justice to this beautiful Chopin waltz. My touch falls flat on the reverberation of plastic. It's harsh and unforgiving, and my archaic recording setup does not help. On a brighter note, I found this piece at a book clearance sale in the town library. It was part of a collection of graded pieces from the 1920s for Advanced Level, published by the ABRSM.

Pamela Chng's Album

Pamela Chng - Waltz in C sharp minor Op. 64 No. 2 by Chopin

Chris Botti   Cinema Paradiso (with Yo Yo Ma) (Live) converted

Johann Sebastian Bach - Air

This is the adagio sostenuto first movement of Beethoven's famous Sonata No. 14 in C sharp minor Op. 27 no. 2.

This track was recorded and uploaded on Sunday 17 February 2013, on a weekend of intense sadness. Thanks to your support, it was featured in the Explore Classical set. Thank you for clicking on the 'like' button and reposting, and for taking the time to comment on the track.

Pamela Chng - Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven

A small talk between the pianist and his baby piano after a life-long journey. Devoted to music, craziness comes into the scene with passion resulting in... Well, this. &#13;
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Almost forgot, he invited his violinist, cellist, violist and contrabassist friends for the company and warmth of the moment.

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Infinite Passion

In a world of appearances, music is the only thing-in-itself. It is an expression of my metaphysical being, and though it cannot be understood, it must surely be felt.

To all my friends on SoundCloud, and those I have yet to meet, thank you for connecting with me through your music. If you have music you want me to execute, I will be honoured to do so. It is a pleasure to know you.

About Me:
Had my first piano - a Yamaha C108 acoustic upright - and piano lessons when I was seven. Six years later, I was made to quit, so I left the piano and went on to mix records with a mobile disco I co-founded as a teenager. Became a school teacher, and now teaching classical piano privately. My focus is on music interpretation, tone production and technique. 

My other interests and areas of studies are philosophy, sociology, writing, cosmology, quantum mechanics, and reading. My greatest inspirations are J.S. Bach, Kant, Nietzsche, and Einstein (wow, I just realised they're all Germans).

Thank you for your comments and for listening.

My current recording setup comprises:
Acoustic piano - Yamaha C108 (pre-2010), Kawai NS-15 (2010-2014), Kawai K-25EA (2020-present)
External mic - Blue Yeti
Software - Logic Pro X / Garageband