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New England Conservatory President Emeritus and Walter W. Naumburg Chair in Music, Laurence Lesser Bach: Suite for Cello solo no 1 in G major, BWV 1007. Recorded live in Jordan Hall, Boston, by Alex Hug

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Piano performance by Alvin Masters , Atlanta , May 2011. 

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CHOPIN : Piano Concerto No. 1 In E Minor, Op. 11 : Allegro Maestoso

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Chopin Piano Concerto No.1 in Eminor Op.11 Allegro Maestoso

Zabel Manoukian, piano

Uppsala Kammarsolister - Bernt Lysell, violin
                                               Klara Hellgren, violin
                                               Susanne Magnusson, viola
                                               Eric Wahlgren, cello
                                               Barbro Lennstam, double bass

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Chopin Piano Concerto No.1 in E minor Op.11 Allegro Maestoso

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IGOR LEVIT: BACH, BEETHOVEN, RZEWSKI
Igor Levit & Marina Abramović: Bach's Goldberg Variations

Sony Classical announces the release of Pianist Igor Levit's third album - Bach, Beethoven, Rzewski.  Available October 30, the album includes Bach's Goldberg Variations and Beethoven's Diabelli Variations, long considered acid tests of the performer's art, plus Frederic Rzewski's gigantic cycle on the Chilean revolutionary song ¡El pueblo unido, jamás será vencido!, which has the reputation of being nearly unplayable. Not content with canonized masterpieces, Levit is equally drawn to the physical challenge of Rzewski's virtuosic tightrope walks.

In seven performances from December 7-19 in New York, Levit and iconic visual/performance artist Marina Abramović will give the world premiere of their collaboration on the Goldberg Variations, which Levit will perform live, at the Park Avenue Armory in the Wade Thompson Drill Hall. Abramović re-imagines the concertgoing experience by employing her Abramović Method to explore the relationship between performer and observer, the limits of the body, and the possibilities of the mind. This concentrated durational work reflects upon music, time, space, emptiness, and luminosity, with the audience becoming a part of the work.

Levit's vaulting artistic ambitions have been proven by his first two albums: the five late Beethoven sonatas (2013) and the six Bach partitas (2014). The response from the international media was as broad as it was universally ecstatic. In April 2014, Alex Ross of The New Yorker wrote of Levit's début album for Sony Classical, "After a few minutes, I was transfixed. Here was playing of technical brilliance, tonal allure, intellectual drive, and an elusive quality that the Germans indicate with the word Innigkeit, or inwardness."

Today, after just a few years on the international scene, this young artist has emerged as one of the leading pianists of our time, combining supreme interpretative earnestness with sparkling technique and extraordinary versatility. He has enlarged his repertoire in many directions at once, at a dizzying pace. It may seem ambitious that Levit, aided by multiple Grammy-winner Andreas Neubronner as producer, has recorded the three most demanding sets of variations in the keyboard repertoire, all within the space of half a year. Yet he has already spent a great deal of time with all three, each of which stands for an important aspect of his work.

Since 2011 Levit has headed the chamber music program at the Heidelberg Spring Festival. It was at his initiative that Frederic Rzewski was invited this year to be the festival's artist-in-residence. Over the years all three sets of variations on this recording have been featured in Levit's Heidelberg recitals. He even played the Goldberg Variations there for the very first time in April 2015.

"Actually, variations have always been my favorite musical form," Levit confides. "The faster the change and the higher the frequency, the more I like it. I view variations like travel books: there are reports of roads leading from point A to point B, but also reports of people who set out as person X and arrive as person Y. I never know in advance how I'll experience the stops along the way or in what state of mind I'll arrive at my destination. Yet I've always felt very protected and in good hands on these journeys."

Levit made a deep study of the Diabelli Variations at the age of 17. Karl-Heinz Kämmerling, the legendary professor of piano at Hanover University of Music, who died in 2012, had intuitively recognized that the wealth of sharply contrasting characters in late Beethoven were made to order for his intellectually agile protégé. Kämmerling's intuition proved correct: the Diabelli Variations became the pièce de résistance of Levit's early career.

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Johan Pachelbel - Canon in D
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Pachelbel Canon in D - Solo Piano

09 Symphony No 5 in E Minor, Op 64 IV Finale ( Andante Maestoso - Allegro Vivace )

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Orquestra Classica do Porto
Piano: Pedro Burmester
Gravação: Francisco Leal
1994 - Teatro Nacional S. João, Porto, Portugal

Bach - Piano Concert n.1, in D minor, BWV 1052, I-Allegro - Pedro Burmester, 1994

Performed this with the orchestra after winning IPFW's annual concerto/aria competition. 

Bach Piano Concerto D Minor BWV 1052 Allegro

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Chaconne for Violin solo by J.S. Bach arranged for Piano

Played during my Graduation Recital last Feb 12, 2013
at the PhilamLife Auditorium
PIano Concerto in E minor Op. 11 - I. Allegro Maestoso by Frederic Chopin

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