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19

Apr

andreaallen:

vimeo:

We nabbed rad footage at NAB 2013

Backstroking in the Bellagio fountains, watching the sun rise from the top of the Luxor pyramid with a glass of Pinot in my hand, and testing out the new MōVI M10 — these are just a few of our favorite memories from this year’s NAB show, which went down last week in Las Vegas, NV.

Head to the Vimeo Staff Blog for the full recap >

Watch me have some fun on the NAB floor!

06

Apr

Robert Schumann (1810-1856): Kreisleriana, Op. 16 (excerpt)

Composed in 1838, dedicated to Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin.

RADOS Ferenc - piano

30th March 2013, Festetics Palace, Budapest

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25

Mar

Bartók Béla (March 25, 1881: Hungarian Folk Songs, BB 47 (excerpts) 

composed in 1917

I. Fekete főd, fehér az én zsebkendőm / Black is the Earth

II. Istenem, Istenem, áraszd meg a vizet / My God Make the River Swell

III. Asszonyok, asszonyok, had´ legyek társatok / Wives, Let Me Be One of Your Company

IV. Annyi bánat a szívemen / So Much Sorrow

V. Ha kimegyek arr´ a magos tetőre / If I Climb

Rost Andrea - soprano, Kocsis Zoltán - piano

(May, 2011, Budapest)

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24

Mar

Liszt Ferenc (1811-1886): Im Rhein, im schönen Strome 

Charlotte Richardson - soprano (England), Gyökér Gabriella - piano (August 2012)

In the Rhine, in the holy stream
Is it mirrored in the waves -
With its great cathedral -
That great, holy city Cologne.

In the Cathedral stands an image
Painted on golden leather;
Into the wildness of my life
Has it shone, friendly.

Flowers and little cherubs hover
Around our beloved Lady;
The eyes, the lips, the cheeks—
They match my beloved’s exactly.

Heinrich Heine (1797-1856), text via recmusic.org

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09

Mar

Jonas Araújo - Improvisação #1 (by Cayo César Gomes)

07

Mar

Anna 

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28

Jan

Esterházy Pál (1635-1713): Pange lingua (no. 33 from Harmonia Caelestis, 1711)

Musica Florens Ensemble, Budapest, Hungary
25.1.2013

Paul I, Prince Esterházy (1635-1713) was an accomplished musical amateur, composer, and patron of the arts. He composed numerous cantatas, the most notable of which are Harmonia Caelestis. Harmonia Caelestis is a cycle of 55 sacred cantatas composed in the Baroque style published in Vienna in 1711. Paul was one of the chief compilers of the Trophaeum Domus Inclytae Estorationae. He used his great wealth in the liberal patronage of art and literature. (Wikipedia)

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09

Jan

Superman (by California is a place.)

31

Dec

City of Light (by H. Paul Moon)

28

Dec

Cello Festival / Astor Piazzolla (by Vitaly Rozhdestvensky)

27

Dec

URBAN GEOMETRIES by Nathan Steinhagen (by doppelplusultra)