Scott A et musicians: Simone Dinnerstein/PBS *piano* and interview ~bio

Post #420,083 by Ashton 8/30/17 10:32:50 PM 8/30/17 10:32:50 PM Reply	Scott A et musicians: Simone Dinnerstein/PBS piano and interview ~bio Here for the half-hour. ..wanted Moar. Camera moves about; for the young'uns: See! the crossover-handds on the Goldberg See her touch control!--to a fare - thee - well--on the sublime opening piece of Kinderscenen [Schumann] (Because of the 'distraction' maybe, for some artists?) we don't usually see such revealing keyboard views. ..but then after gawking at How magic is done ... I want to go back and just l i s t e n . Bon appetít
Post #420,092 by drook 8/31/17 11:12:37 AM 8/31/17 12:40:57 PM Reply	Looks so different from other pianists Her hands are so small, it just doesn't look "right" almost. [edit] That last piece she plays ... holy shit. -- Drew Edited by drook Aug. 31, 2017, 12:40:57 PM EDT Expand All History
Post #420,099 by malraux 8/31/17 1:29:16 PM 8/31/17 1:29:16 PM Reply	That's a major issue. Aidan has fairly small hands right now and it severely limits the literature he can play. There are a number of pieces he simply can't play, or if he did, would injure himself playing. He just got his first Rachmaninoff piece the other day and he's pretty excited about it. Regards, -scott Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson.
Post #420,100 by drook 8/31/17 2:26:37 PM 8/31/17 2:26:37 PM Reply	She looks like she can play things someone with her small hands "can't" play -- Drew
Post #420,098 by malraux 8/31/17 1:28:12 PM 8/31/17 1:28:12 PM Reply	Thanks! I'll take a listen. Regards, -scott Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson.

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