Mike Lee on 1749 Silbermann McNulty fortepiano - J.S.Bach Partita No 2 C minor BWV 826 скачать в хорошем качестве

Mike Lee on 1749 Silbermann McNulty fortepiano - J.S.Bach Partita No 2 C minor BWV 826

Mike Cheng-Yu Lee - pianist, scholar & curator - lecturing & performing J.S.Bach music on 1749 Silbermann fortepiano copy by piano maker McNulty on video made by Ryan Macevoy. You can see german piano mechanic details, fortepiano regulation, tuning, transport, etc. This is the piano J.S.Bach played in Potsdam when he visited his son Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach who worked in the court of Frederik the Great. Please subscribe to our channel for more fortepiano videos! Paul McNulty fortepianos website: https://www.fortepiano.eu/ Mike Cheng-Yu Lee website: http://www.mikechengyulee.com McNulty Facebook Page:   / mcnultypianos   0:00 Introduction 3:09 J.S.Bach Partita No.2 in C minor BWV 826 1. Sinfonia 4:02 Andante 6:06 Allegro Awarded Second Prize and Audience Prize at the 2011 Westfield International Fortepiano Competition by a jury that included Robert Levin and the late Christopher Hogwood, fortepianist Mike Cheng-Yu Lee’s performances have since garnered attention for the fresh perspectives they bring to familiar repertoire. For his debut recital in Australia he received a rare five-star review in Limelight Magazine: “Try as one might, it was hard to avoid cliché responses like ‘stunning’, even ‘electrifying’. I don’t think I have heard a Mozart recital quite like this. I heard things in Mozart’s music I had never thought possible and certainly had never encountered before.” The Bloomington Herald Times additionally writes: “As a keyboard performer, Lee really is a major talent, no doubt about it; I expect press notices to start coming before long in praise of his musicianship.” Mike is an advocate of pianos that span the 18th- to the early 20th-centuries. Adept at working with both period and modern performers, he has appeared as fortepianist at many early and modern music festivals. As a devoted and experienced teacher, he has recently performed and guest taught at the Royal Academy of Music, Oberlin Conservatory, Eastman School of Music, University of Southern California, Northwestern University, the University of Michigan–Ann Arbor, among others. Mike has served as Visiting Assistant Professor at Indiana University–Bloomington, Lecturer at the Australian National University, and Director of the ANU Keyboard Institute. As a published scholar, he has presented on issues of performance practice, musical form, and musical embodiment at the Society for Music Theory, the European Music Analysis Conference, and the Society for Music Analysis. Mike studied at the Yale School of Music and holds a Ph.D. in musicology from Cornell University Among his teachers are Malcolm Bilson, Boris Berman, Michael Friedmann and James Webster. He is currently Visiting Scholar-Artist in Residence at the Cornell Center for Historical Keyboards. PAUL McNULTY became interested in instrument building after Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore. Having studied piano technology in Boston, he earned guild qualification as a tuning examiner. Paul McNulty has built more than 300 fortepianos after Silbermann, Stein, Walter, Hofmann, Fritz, Buchholtz, Graf, Pleyel and Streicher. His fortepianos owned by such musicians and muscal institutons. Musical instruments called pianos have been existed with different timbros from time to time. Please listen to the differences in the sounds of historical keyboard instruments such as after Pleyel, Walter, Stein, Graf, and Boisselot. The beautiful sounds which are very different from the modern piano, will entertain the unique world of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Chopin and Liszt. Replica of modern piano maker Paul McNulty brings classical music back to life as a period instrument. Purchase & Rent new concert pianos after Mozart's Walter & Stein, Chopin's Pleyel, Beethoven's Graf, Liszt's Boisselot, Brahms's Streicher. It's wonderful! Thank you for watching. Please subscribe and visit our channel If you want to know about period instruments, classical music and piano manufacturer for your study, hobby, relaxation and mental health. It can help you remove negative sense and let you release your love, wealth in mind. Classical music played by period instruments can make you feel free through a peaceful passage of time, and will lead you to a deep sleep. So it will cause positive energy and enrich your personal time, let us feel different from our ordinary lives. #fortepiano #Silbermann #JSBach #BWV826 #keyboardinstruments #MikeChengYuLee #PaulMcNulty #classicalmusic #Viennesemechanic #Harpsichord #Clavichord #Hammerklavier #bachPartita