Best Classical Piano?

[Pekka]

Recommend me some. I've got some Chopin but it's not my cup of tea really.

I do LOVE Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto 1, the last half of it is absolutely brilliant. It's just so good. Playful, powerful, beautiful, brilliant, it's got everything.

So. Your favourites?

[VetLegion]

[Zkribbler]

Tom Lehrer's Vatican Rag. It's a classic!

[CrONoS]

I love J.S. Bach. (Specially his Fugue)

You could also try Rachmaninoff, Piano Concerto N.2 & N.3

Maybe you'll like Brahms: Piano concerto n.2 which is (IMO) very good!

[CrONoS]

Brahms Piano Concerno N.2 (first movement)

[Pekka]

I will check these out, yes. !

[CrONoS]

Bach - Fugue (Interpreted by Glenn Gould)

[CrONoS]

The Third Rach (Rachmaninoff Piano Concerno No.3 (first movement)

[Nostromo]

- J.S. Bach

- Claude Debussy

- Béla Bartók - Allegro Barbaro



- Béla Bartók - Rumanian Folk Dances



Béla Bartók - Sonatina

[CrONoS]

I never ever appreciated Debussy. Find it boring.

[Nostromo]

You like the flashy stuff.

[CrONoS]

I link these video on behalf of what Pekka said he like about Tchaikovsky, which is not the most introspective composer.

I'll stand on my ground; Debussy to my ear is noise (with few exception). You could educate me and send something that you like of Debussy .

[LordShiva]

Best Classical Porno?

[Nostromo]

Noise??? Maybe because he's not playing in standard scales? Oh, yeah, that's noise:

Debussy - Arabesque
Its lovely, but to be frank, I heard it one two many times. Its a bit too "nice". Your grandma would like it.



Debussy - Reflets dans l'eau

[CrONoS]

These two pieces are particularly good.

For me and my grand ma!