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in the spring of twenty seventeen the german industrial city don't mind is the setting for a special musical encounter. it's the first time vienna's to dani and her fun off

and them on a chamber orchestra record both of frederic chopin two piano concertos with a new orchestration you kind of track you know responsible for the arrangement is also wielding the baton. didn't go over the pens anyway it is the system both. techniques are perfect so one is the things i like to have i can. guess is fifty to of icebox. if. i'm tired and there's and that has less money he's a technician is i to mutton does my music double as much as this was the other one . the man on the stage houston able to transmit his feeling for all the. some new material from the hearts of people who are listening to him.

danny on twitter and off was born in one thousand nine hundred one in russia at the age of five he starts playing the piano he studies in moscow in the united states and off wins numerous piano competitions and has already released five albums his latest release is devoted to chopin. that music doesn't have a few skills it's like every node. of course the wonderful is that. daniel different off lives in new york that he spends much of his time traveling the world he performs about one hundred sixty concerts a year. now if is a pianist conductor and composer since the early one nine hundred eighty s.

he's recorded more than one hundred albums and won numerous awards in two thousand and five he won a grammy with martha argerich in one nine hundred ninety he founded the russian national orchestra and became its principal conductor he started composing at the age of twelve chamber music orchestral pieces vocal works and even jazz. of course you know the shop and we'll see what's in the national center orchestra with us all this called the poor boy of piano i love this music but as the thinking about the opposition if at the very bitter feeling then that said just me my local station actually was doing for myself to enjoy. playing the question on the piano.

her. it's universe first time i've played the position i was going to say that her through her hole in the in this detailed and accountable channeling its own lights for her parents because the. eldest a comfort and social climbing and then it's also very colorful and. sense of self and in the thing that all first concept of very. little. dialogue between the piano and of an orchestra and that's what actually makes it's. real

crunch of the. two prongs to piano concertos are both very popular with audiences though some critics feel they fall short of his other works. he's orchestration has attracted much criticism because piano and orchestra are not treated equally. kind. piano part is so beautiful. unfortunately in the original because fish in. the sea lost more than sweetness when the long sustained notes. it doesn't look.

good. and. it's funny playing this new version for me personally because i know the original orchestration quite well and i don't have more or less to do i just have different things to do occasionally an oboe will suddenly play what was an individual note that i had in the original and it's a very strange feeling it's almost as if you're playing but you don't have your instrument to your lips and then other times i've got some more interesting figures that i never would have see the previous version so actually it's keeping me on my toes and i i like to slow down. to have flight management or not to stop our book i shut up for months into something and not under his eyes and just the bizarreness

mind instrument. is really go it's as tight as i was instrumental it's got until two and a mortgage and on the phone to each other she has cut mine clangs or indy's mom's and wants our pockets to be able to finance the stink of this installment polk or a food and zoom through both thirty if the bassoon could enter a little softer few doors to. our. shop yet if it were ever started yet it is a serious mistake. and yes in the park. is if sharp said that no yes you're absolutely right i.

yeah i. think. it will fall the focus is when you're caught up on one of those day and so you get something good to. go out without screaming. it is known for that hence we're quite particular. source and fifths anger. wore it exactly the same length fresh as he starts finger so there's that unusual structure of his hands which ought some sort of. a one to play sort of the best use for comfort which is for the most generous with more than just no. hand. are difficult. to bicycle with me as you know much. a little clock on.

the. floor. the cool. part is putting it for. what it was so that i'll. put it in the new. record store that. you feel me for but important when the school. of business with the money. seriously you might. want us to build one of. the new tricks one off lives in new york with his fiance judith ramirez they know each other from when they both studied piano at the

cleveland institute of music you know higher and she sees that she has much more concentration with you also with you well well but she's with me. she actually follows you both of them have a. psyche i'm not certain. i find it to be a bit of free seats here and of it's so many. the rights of ideas and i feel very comfortable to be in a cause for part of them the environment there are people from all kinds of backgrounds and histories and so. this is also for this incredible blend of cultures well. it's not i don't think in the us. but you know it's not only about the city so say both or you can separate yourself

from his history because sometimes in your time for yourself and yes there are new reports very unusual just because of the new you need to. be like some. different ways and sometimes something so on the contrary it's good talk. is a good. shot shot through windows and have a space. you know a second concerto starts with. so

. and then. you mother bunch of them. is. both both big unions they are very wolfy think of the answer to my cynicism about vent of course it delves into convinced it exists here and the whole world. will see which of the being more dramatic and victim of elements of my choice is a dick. video who has a lot of nervousness and there's constant turmoil of zero. dollars and. very expressive. but expensive

uncertainties. suspense left to order is very evident invest second concerto where seen for its eye to reach that you are a very gloomy theory but for once you perception that uses change harming his cleats or term or whatever seems in the orchestra.

and you know all of them as if it's like it's like a very good deal human speech voice. trying to. give us something new something very important to the listener. and the whole thing which of course. because it would look at least.

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representation of. i guess because you know that you'll simply think i'm not going to feel i'm playing two seconds to pop up on plane like you see d.g. and see together so expect opposition supporters dot com. i'm on top of it so i think of when i passed i think it's on the music. i mean it still sounds like a dream just like of the last one yeah but the sound also lent itself mean its place sounds like tweens so you knew you didn't like these some of the cause of the this and such so i think in the voice it sounds like a bumblebee yet is what. it seemed like obscene to me also. because the similarity i think by the use of numbers beneath their four by read was a target for here as poor. as i answered the problem odds are still of king pin on the i think least almost a correct. out. ndaa. i'm concerned

that the mic used in that one teases jesus concept not just the off nominal design does is the situates on diva one. the recording sessions and rehearsals are complete at the dog point concert hours the countdown is on front of house as well as backstage. preparations starts and must really mean as before and some songs before sometimes you really can't miss a day before. most helpful is when you kind of put yourself away from different disturbances and like you don't think about it wouldn't you don't think about what you're trying to you know it's like i like it like a horse blinders but mental ones it's like you're just trying to. to limit yourself from as many things as possible into. this way so you music and you can consider morning music.

i often listen myself when i play. so yeah i usually don't let the stimulus happen in the soundings but i'm constrained from going to stage. most of knows this i might want to even be aware of like if it is so full it might bust somewhere in the other plane of course just most but not in my concentration all of us so what i'm focusing on. for for

the. course with us this and it is that the whole there's a certain in the moment sensation because everything happens in that particular moment so. it makes music to be the time. was. was. the new clues. so much emotion in the music.

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