Mozart Piano Concerto No. 13 K. 415 I. Allegro

Schubert: Impromptu Eb major

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ed sheeran - tenerife sea (lovely piano)

15 - Throne of Grace

Spinning Thoughts

The live show of my new album 'Nocturnal' was on Friday October 12th at St Paul's Centre in Hammersmith, featuring my own nocturnes and some of Chopin's amazing pieces. As part of my explorations, I improvised this short nocturne.

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Nocturne No. 6 in C# minor - P. Best

Sonata Pathetique - Beethoven

Some of the songs are featuring Cello & Piano others just fir the new age piano category. I'll keep updating as I go along. This entire set is by Brian Crain except the last two. Those are by Phillip Wesley

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Across the Bay Brian Crain

Chopin's G minor Ballade is one of those pieces that is played a great deal and often rather mangled by exaggerated rubato and mannered interpretation. I love to reveal the unvarnished truth about music, to reveal its natural patterns and structure. For me, allowing the rhythm and melodic lines to flow with natural flexibility only adds to the extraordinary cathartic beauty of Chopin's refined yet emotional and virtuoso composition.

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Ballade in G minor op. 23 - Chopin

Robert Schumann - Romance Op. 28 No. 2

Nicholas Kraemer conducts Gluck's Dance of the Blessed Spirits from Orfeo ed Euridice with the Stadtorchester Winterthur

Nicholas Kraemer conducts Gluck Dance of the Blessed Spirits from Orfeo ed Euridice

For Phil, traditional classical piano training was something of a straitjacket. He rebelled from a very young age by teaching himself to improvise and play by ear. Fundamentally gentle by nature - he’s a vegan and life-long meditator - the competitive world of classical piano seemed brutal. Phil plays music simply for the love of it and nothing else matters to him. He’s not interested in definitive interpretations or who-can-play-the-fastest performances: what Phil offers is real musical sense, through delivering rhythm and groove, melody and harmony with depth, clarity and unconventional intelligibility.

Phil plays in a refreshingly unpretentious and accessible way, telling musical stories with vivid, straightforward passion. Being a Yorkshireman, he says it how it is, and music for him is profound solace, catharsis and joy: so this is what he offers. Being extraordinarily fluent in the language of music on the keys, he loves to improvise freely, allowing the music to pour forth spontaneously, from a place of deep body-and-soul consciousness. And he aims to make the music of Mozart, Chopin, Rachmaninov, and every piece he plays, come from this place of real transformation and healing.

Nocturne No. 6 in C# minor - P. Best

Phil Best