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Satie himself used the term "furniture music" to refer to some of his pieces, implying they could be used as mood-setting background music. However, Satie used this term to refer to only some of his later, 20th century compositions, without specific reference to the Gymnopédies as background music. From the second half of the 20th century on, the Gymnopédies were often erroneously described as part of Satie's body of furniture music, perhaps due to John Cage's interpretation of them.
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Obrigada a todos pelas lindas mensagens e por apreciar esse incrivel animal, meu papagaio Menino!!!
João Barradas (14 years old - Vice World Champion) Accordion
João Barradas (Vice World Champion) in the world trophy 2006 playng "Sur un air de Migliavacca". Visite: www.myspace.com/joaobarrradas João Barradas (Vice- Campeão do Mundo)no Troféu Mundial de Acordeão tocando "Sur un air de Migliavacca". Visit: www.myspace.com/joaobarradas João Barradas, was born in Portugal, Porto Alto, Samora Correia in February, 1992. João began to learn the accordion at the age of 6, at Music School of Samora Correia, at the age of 7 entered IMVM in Lisbon and the age of 9 entered the 2d grade of The Official Accordion Course, having as a teacher Aníbal Freire, 2 times World Champion of Accordion. João finished The Official Accordion Course with 20 average (Max classification). The preparation for Internacional an Nacional Competitions is done, in France, with the prestigious professor Frédéric Deschamps. He is studying at Centro de Musica JB Jazz, having pianist Paula Sousa as instrument teacher. Actually studies improvisation and harmony with Pedro Madaleno. In Spite of being young, he has taken part at many shows and concerts: at The Maria Matos Theatre, The São Luis Theatre, The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation in Lisbon, The Camões Theatre, European Concert at Jerónimos Abbey, Torre de Belém Concert, European Concert at The Belém Cultural Centre, the Concert at Noble Hall of National Conservatoire. He took part at The Internacional Week of Accordion Playing of Alcobaça, Internacional Gala in Faro (Faro the Capital of Culture), Concerts at Noble <b>...</b>
João Barradas (Vice World Champion) in the world trophy 2006 playng "Sur un air de Migliavacca". Visite: www.myspace.com/joaobarrradas João Barradas (Vice- Campeão do Mundo)no Troféu Mundial de Acordeão tocando "Sur un air de Migliavacca". Visit: www.myspace.com/joaobarradas João Barradas, was born in Portugal, Porto Alto, Samora Correia in February, 1992. João began to learn the accordion at the age of 6, at Music School of Samora Correia, at the age of 7 entered IMVM in Lisbon and the age of 9 entered the 2d grade of The Official Accordion Course, having as a teacher Aníbal Freire, 2 times World Champion of Accordion. João finished The Official Accordion Course with 20 average (Max classification). The preparation for Internacional an Nacional Competitions is done, in France, with the prestigious professor Frédéric Deschamps. He is studying at Centro de Musica JB Jazz, having pianist Paula Sousa as instrument teacher. Actually studies improvisation and harmony with Pedro Madaleno. In Spite of being young, he has taken part at many shows and concerts: at The Maria Matos Theatre, The São Luis Theatre, The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation in Lisbon, The Camões Theatre, European Concert at Jerónimos Abbey, Torre de Belém Concert, European Concert at The Belém Cultural Centre, the Concert at Noble Hall of National Conservatoire. He took part at The Internacional Week of Accordion Playing of Alcobaça, Internacional Gala in Faro (Faro the Capital of Culture), Concerts at Noble <b>...</b>
Bed Intruder Song by Schmoyoho Arranged for Tsugaru Shamisen!
Available on Itunes (in cooperation with the Gregory Bros. and Soulspazm Digital): itunes.apple.com Couldn't help it. Another instant classic by the Gregory Brothers. The shamisen makes me do these. The shamisen is the name of the instrument I'm playing. It comes from Japan, has three strings and no frets. I strike the strings with a big plectrum called a bachi! Woo! More on the Tsugaru shamisen here: en.wikipedia.org More of my own shamisen music here: themikepennyorchestra.bandcamp.com Tsugaru shamisen - Mike Penny
Available on Itunes (in cooperation with the Gregory Bros. and Soulspazm Digital): itunes.apple.com Couldn't help it. Another instant classic by the Gregory Brothers. The shamisen makes me do these. The shamisen is the name of the instrument I'm playing. It comes from Japan, has three strings and no frets. I strike the strings with a big plectrum called a bachi! Woo! More on the Tsugaru shamisen here: en.wikipedia.org More of my own shamisen music here: themikepennyorchestra.bandcamp.com Tsugaru shamisen - Mike Penny
Aaron Shearer with Manuel Barrueco
Aaron Shearer: A Life With The Guitar - Aaron Shearer at Manuel Barrueco's Master Class - Documentary available on DVD - http://www.mlfilms.com/ - dailymotion Clip Authorized by MLF - Michael Lawrence Films
Aaron Shearer: A Life With The Guitar - Aaron Shearer at Manuel Barrueco's Master Class - Documentary available on DVD - http://www.mlfilms.com/ - dailymotion Clip Authorized by MLF - Michael Lawrence Films
Derek Wang with Lang Lang - Chopin Fantasie Impromptu
Derek, Anna Larsen (LarsenPiano), and Charlie Liu (coffeetea) performed in NYC's Town Hall at the opening concert of the Lang Lang International Music Foundation on October 20, 2008. Lang Lang established this foundation to expand young classical music audiences and inspire the next generation of classical musicians. Derek made this video from clips recorded during this event, including his warm-up at the GRAMMY Recording Academy. Visit thelanglangfoundation.org
Derek, Anna Larsen (LarsenPiano), and Charlie Liu (coffeetea) performed in NYC's Town Hall at the opening concert of the Lang Lang International Music Foundation on October 20, 2008. Lang Lang established this foundation to expand young classical music audiences and inspire the next generation of classical musicians. Derek made this video from clips recorded during this event, including his warm-up at the GRAMMY Recording Academy. Visit thelanglangfoundation.org
