This is a track I performed for my cousin's wedding in Italy this week. It was performed by the amazing three piece Il Volo. 

Grande Amore (originally performed by Il Volo)

A selection of original music inspired by personal experiences, love and observations.

Joie de vivre

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Susumu Ueda - Sunadokei (1 Litre Of Tears OST)

The Music for Ballet Classes series is a collection of CDs designed to provide dancers and dance teachers with all the music necessary for a complete classical ballet class. The featured piano on this album is a fantastic 9ft Yamaha concert grand.
This is the 5th volume of in the series, and features a further 40 tracks of inspiring music taken from some of the greatest classical, opera, ballet and ragtime composers to have ever lived.


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09 Ronds de Jambes a Terre from Original Music for the Ballet Class Vol.7

Pop Hits for Ballet Class is an exciting new release from Music for Ballet Classes.  In our first CD to feature modern pop music, you can hear songs by the likes of Queen, Katy Perry, The Goo Goo Dolls, Bon Jovi and more, all expertly arranged for use in a ballet class by renowned pianist Charles Mathews.

28 - Jump 4 - Maneater

Registrazione Live OFC 
Pianoforte | Giovannii Alvino 
Direttore | Arturo Armellino 
Auditorium S. Agostino | Benevento

Il Concerto n. 21 in do maggiore K 467 è un concerto per pianoforte e orchestra del compositore austriaco Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756 – 1791), pubblicato nel 1800 da Breitkopf & Härtel di Lipsia.
Fu terminato il 9 marzo 1785, quattro settimane dopo il Concerto n. 20 in re minore K 466 (sempre per pianoforte e orchestra), concerto più vivace e appassionato rispetto al n. 21, più calmo e maestoso: esso corrispondeva esattamente alle caratteristiche esposte dallo stesso Mozart: semplicità e immediatezza tematica, efficacia espositiva, maestosità sinfonica e brillantezza nel fraseggio solistico.
Secondo lo stesso Mozart alla prima esecuzione, il concerto ottenne “un successo straordinario”, grazie anche alla tonalità di do maggiore e alla grande orchestra (con trombe e timpani), in quel periodo felice stagione per lui, all’apice del successo sia come grande compositore che come eccellente esecutore.
Il Concerto per pianoforte K 467 è virtuosistico per quanto riguarda la parte del pianoforte (che è sempre predominante sull’orchestra), ma anche l’orchestra è molto interessante sia da un punto di vista musicale che timbrico.
È anche interessante notare come Mozart gestisce il rapporto tra solista e orchestra.
Tuttavia all’ascolto sembra molto semplice e scorrevole, grazie alla bellezza dei temi.
Come tutti i concerti di forma classica, il Concerto per pianoforte n. 21 in do maggiore segue la forma tradizionale dei concerti (anche se c’è dentro tutta la genialità di Mozart) ed è quindi composto di tre movimenti: due movimenti in tempo veloce (il primo in forma-sonata, il secondo in forma di rondò) separati da un movimento lento:

   1. Allegro maestoso in do maggiore
   2. Andante in fa maggiore
   3. Allegro vivace assai in do maggiore

L’organico prevede, oltre al pianoforte, un flauto, due oboi, due fagotti, due corni, due trombe, timpani ed archi.


Concert no. 21 in k major K 467 is a piano and orchestra concert by Austrian composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756 - 1791), published in 1800 by Breitkopf & Härtel of Leipzig.
It ended on 9 March 1785, four weeks after Concert no. 20 in K minor K 466 (always for piano and orchestra), a more lively and passionate concert than the no. 21, more calm and majestic: it corresponded exactly to the features exhibited by Mozart himself: simplicity and thematic immediacy, exhibition efficiency, symphonic majesty and brilliance in solo phrasing.
According to Mozart himself at the first performance, the concert was "an extraordinary achievement", thanks also to Major Major and the great orchestra (with trumpets and timpani), in that happy season for him, at the peak of success as well as a great composer who as an excellent performer.
The Piano Concert K 467 is virtuoso with regard to the part of the piano (which is always predominant on the orchestra), but the orchestra is very interesting both from a musical and a timbre point of view.
It is also interesting to note how Mozart manages the relationship between soloist and orchestra.
However, listening seems very simple and smooth, thanks to the beauty of the themes.
Like all classical concerts, the Piano Concert no. 21 in do follows the traditional form of the concerts (though it is in all the genius of Mozart) and is therefore composed of three movements: two movements in fast time (the first in form-sonata, the second in the form of rondò ) separated by a slow motion:

   1. Allegro maestoso in C major
   2. Andante in F major
   3. Allegro vivace assai in C major

The orchestra has a flute, two oboes, two bassoons, two horns, two trumpets, timpani and bows.

W.A.Mozart - Concerto per pianoforte e orchestra n. 21 in do maggiore K 467 - OFC live

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New England Conservatory students Zenas Hsu, Yina Tong, Livan perform Tchaikovsky's Trio for Piano and Strings in A minor, Op. 50. Recroded live in Jordan Hall, Boston, February 14, 2013

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