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Music for piano solo played by Hannes Keller
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
A little gigue - KV 574
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Johannes Brahms
Ballade Opus 118/3
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Domenico Scarlatti
Sonata Longo 22
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Music for two pianos, played by Theo Lieven and Hannes Keller
Theo Liven plays as pianist #1, Hannes Keller as #2. In all these compositions the two pianists face almost identical musical and technical intricacies. In most cases, Theo Liven plays a phrase, then Hannes Keller repeats it with minor variations. Usually, this is followed by a part played simultaneously by both pianists. An exception is the introduction of Schumann's work, where Hannes Keller starts revealing the theme.
Mozart wrote his concerto for himself and his older sister Annerl. At the time they competed as the leading virtuosi.
The competition culminates in the fast passages at the end of the third movement. Hannes Keller used a computerized Yamaha piano as a "sparring partner" to learn his part.
The famous teacher Esther Yellin made coffee for Hannes in the middle of a three hour lesson. Returning she said: "Listening from the kitchen, it sounds quite professional".
Alexis Weissenberg
"Es ist so leicht" from Nostalgie
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With Jana Werner, soprano
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Robert Schumann
Andante und Variationen
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With Guenther Thomasberger and Attila Szekely, celli and Eric Kushner, horn
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Concerto for two pianos and orchestra KV 365
With William Kushner conducting the Lake Charles Symphony Orchestra (pirated live recording)
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Second movement - Andante
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