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DeepBlue wrote:
henrysibley wrote:
https://www.fredericchiu.com/ Just curious what he was up to these
days.... haven't heard his name mentioned in many years.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNhUm94WGH865kNoP-S69JQ
A quick resampling of the Chopin Mazurkas he recorded for Harmonia
Mundi reveals a timid, mechanical, textbook reading with nothing unique. Pass.
henrysibley wrote:
Did you create your YouTube playlist,
I have lots of playlists on YouTube,
not just one. They are typically by
work, e.g. Liszt Sonata or Albeniz
Iberia or whatever.
with all the YouTube piano videos
that you enjoy / performances-you-
prefer?
Unfortunately they are not organized
by preference, they are lists of all
the performances I could find of a
given work. For instance the Liszt
Sonata playlist has over 500 items,
many of which are quite forgettable,
even if they are at all listenable.
The Chopin 4th ballade playlist has
over 600 entries.
I just don't have time to trim them
down to a small number of curated
performances to share with a wider
audience. I might revisit the matter
when the war in the Middle East is
over.
The only playlist I am ready to
share right now is Tom Lehrer:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2f-sOK0MmJLVC_LT0VYcFKfNOH3AtoFB
Sorry.