One of those videos you just have to share with someone…
This has to be one of the most impressive performances I have ever seen. And it has only 11.600 views! I hereby give you Grande sonate “Les quatre âges”, by Charles-Valentin Alkan, part 2 (“30 ans”), performed by Marc-Andre Hamelin:
Wow!
Just stumbled upon this video on youtube:
This Liszt-interpretation by Hamelin is wonderful too (in a different way):
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Update:
I had been looking for the video below, but I didn’t find it until just now. This one is simply a must see:
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