Alkan only needed 2 fingers (Jack Gibbons)
Why Marc-André Hamelin is the Greatest of Our Time
smiling while playing Alkan (Bruce Liu)
Liszt’s purposeful pedaling (Kit Armstrong)
Liszt’s purposeful fingering (Leslie Howard)
the most beautiful 3-hand effect (Cyprien Katsaris)
playing the piano is a workout (Roberto Prosseda)
performing for a piano god (Cyprien Katsaris)
understanding the composer’s intent (Artur Cimirro)
Liszt only needed one hand (Artur Cimirro)
you can’t make the cello sound like a violin (Wells Cunningham)
biblically accurate aeolian harp (Jorge Bolet)
Alkan: Poet of the Piano | Part 4: Song of the Madwoman on the Seashore
piano doesn’t stop at the hands (Roberto Prosseda)
breaking the Richter scale (Kristina Miller)
literally just a score video of Chopin Prelude No.3 (Daniil Trifonov)
Alkan: Poet of the Piano | Part 3: Le Grillon (The Cricket)
some guy (Sergey Malov) holding a cello on his shoulder
when you love yourself, you’re never alone. (Wells Cunningham)
Tom and Jerry irl (Benjamin Grosvenor & David Gray)
Rachmaninoff only needed one hand (Artur Cimirro)
Alkan: Poet of the Piano | Part 2: Le Chemin de Fer (The Railroad)
screw the rules, I’m Paganini! (Alexander Markov)
János Starker was a rockstar
you can’t strum a cello… right? (János Starker)
the most absurd piano étude (Mr. Barbaro)
the 2nd most absurd piano étude (Seon-Yong Hwang)
Alkan: Poet of the Piano | Part 1: Le Vent (The Wind)
smiling while playing Cziffra (Kristina Miller)
Chopin like you’ve never heard him before… (Cyprien Katsaris)
MAH’s Triple Étude… color-coded!
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