Evolution of Piano - Scott Bradlee and Tony DeSare

[@ScottBradlee]

This was a blast to record -Tony, thanks for inviting me to play on such an AMAZING arrangement! I gotta get tix and see you do this with an orchestra live when touring comes back (whenever that might be)

[@Barbarainkansas]

EXCELLENT !!!

[@Barbarainkansas]

Soon. I hope !!!

[@lindahehn7442]

BRAVO!

[@susieq9369]

Thanks for making this. love it

[@scottconroy2712]

Holy friggin hell, TOP NOTCH

[@frederickc591]

I can only imagine the creation, planning, timing, rehearsals etc to create this! Epic! Loved it!

[@sandrarivas9642]

Lovely.🌹

[@claytoneblackburn]

Clever

[@MsPianocello]

Bravissimi. Wow

[@bbjazzIII]

Yeah cats!!! Both you guys 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@a.a.1159]

Really HUGE!!

[@Barkdown]

You continue to amaze all of us , your fans. Brilliant ! please God get him back on tour sooner than later.

[@bismidzikri2141]

amazing

[@gilles570]

FANTASTIQUE !!!

[@gracepapagno]

Great minds. Great hands. Great music! Amazing!

[@DanielWheeler]

@tonydesaremusic Tony! Great to see you’re still doing well, it’s coming up on 30 years since we were classmates in college and I just stumbled across this. Keep making music, Good Sir

[@Robeeh2]

Very much appreciate 🙏

[@Gershwin48]

What fun this is. Now I want to hear whole songs this way!

[@fairygodmomma2313]

😍made a Memorial Day short clip. thank you so much, bless you🌈

[@IrenedeRaadt]

LOVE!

[@Twizzledoc187]

I love this!!

[@marys7972]

Oh my gosh. What a treat. It looked like you both had such fun with this, and we certainly did watching you. You never cease to amaze us with your talent. Thank you for sharing your great gift.

[@lindahehn7442]

WOW! Fantastic arrangement and performance! Such a pleasure to watch/listen to this beautiful compilation. Thanks guys!

[@shayispajetti]

Awesome!

[@betsymoynehan9680]

More, please!

[@TheJoker718]

This was such a joy to watch ❤️ thank you

[@BillMasters56]

Loved it, guys

[@GoddessNeith]

that was wonderful, simply wonderful. and you included the knuckle tune! all that was missing was the batman tune and you'd be perfectly complete. :-D thank you Gentleman for a lovely time.

[@barrettoliver1986]

What a combo! Looking forward to this!

[@guilfisher2028]

BRAVO!

[@camillebouchard6436]

Bravo à tous les deux !

[@namachapandasensei]

you are soooo wonderful!!

[@glgl1472]

I'm glad this came up on my feed this recommendation excellent

[@vgarcia9724]

PIANO MAGIC!!!! That was AWESOME!!!!!👏👏👏🎹🎼🎶💗😂👍

[@DougthebearRichards]

Magical and wonderful!!

[@wooddorcas]

This is wonderful!! Talent galore here!! Loved it 🥰 !!

[@coltonphillips7348]

This is absolutely brilliant!!!!

[@RonaldoFSantosPro]

Grandes intérpretes ao piano. Sensacional performance. Parabéns.

[@mike48877]

Beautiful, Guys !!!!!

[@mig13brasil]

Fabuloso! Greetings from Rio!

[@deborabufalo9046]

I loved this video, great choice of songs!

[@TopWorldPiano]

Wooow..! Great idea, selection of themes and performances..! Thank you both and BRAVISIMOOOO!!!

[@attiliomalambri]

Excellent work!

[@elsamendoza6102]

Que belleza !

[@nancybenjamin9420]

I love love love this so much, I’ve watched it a number of times and fully enjoy it every single time. Magnificent! Amazing! So much fun to watch!

[@blakepace]

You had me at 'As Time Goes By' (BTW, written by Hupfeld in 1931) Two genius arranger/performers, doing what they were designed to do!

[@mrvibe9957]

Very well done... totally enjoyed it!

[@monicafalco]

What a brilliant arrangement and playing!!! Awesome!!!

[@ljmcaboy]

Fantastic!!!

[@stevekirschman354]

Beautiful ❤️

[@Yusefhdez]

fantasticos

[@al234able]

Bravo beautiful! 💖

[@CraftsAndAGdolls]

WOW!! Bravo, that was so awesome!!

[@robertoballati6476]

This is great!

[@irishmaryalyce]

What amazing recording ❤️❤️

[@wooddorcas]

I faithfully follow you both separately but it's so nice to see/hear your wonderful talent together. That was brilliant. Thank you so much.

[@silverbela1]

Fabuloso! Excelente!!!

[@ilikezappa3268]

The first one ( Bach prelude) was the best !

[@rozkvitae_UA]

Part two, Please!

[@sharit7970]

Sure, but can you play smoke on the water? Jk! Seriously this was brilliantly arranged and performed...a real treat to listen to and watch... BRAVO!!

[@fredy_asty_jp]

素敵やん

[@davidhancock9608]

Very cool, the 2 pianos had a different tone which was good to put together:)

[@thelucidjoe]

I like how they sped through the classical era almost as if to make a point lol.

[@AlHoberman]

Yeah...the whole late romantic period is represented by...chopsticks???

[@TonyDeSareMusic]

A classical piano evolution would be a whole other animal. The point was to stick to the most absolute well known piano pieces that everyone has heard at some point, making even Chopin or Debussy too obscure.

[@bakuto.1055]

@@TonyDeSareMusic thats funny, even though you play some pieces which I have never heard of, a pianist for almost 10 years now, yet claim chopin to be too obscure lol

[@blakepace]

Aha! The Fasces are light stands, not architecture in Scott's house. Got it!

[@sambeckstead1622]

is there any way to get the sheet music for this?

[@Handle25433]

I want to play that rendition of I got Rhythm

[@lewisrobertson163]

Any sheet music??

[@stalkerstomper3304]

Funny how all of the classical pieces were some of the easier ones, and also how only a few seconds of each were performed... yet it was a Broadway show production for the contemporary pieces lol. I guess we know where their strengths are and aren't. Acceptable in any case.

[@Autostade67]

I'm not sure people quite understand the little witticism of including that fragment of Ernest Gold's Oscar winning theme for 'Exodus' - it's not that Gold's theme was a notable composition specifically for piano, its that the popular/populist piano team of Ferrante & Teicher - who were HUGE in the late 50s and early 60s (so much so that they were probably the last time that 'classical' piano playing was listened to as popular music) and known for their dual (and often a little florid) interpretations of various genres of music brought the theme from 'Exodus' to the Billboard #2 spot in 1961.

[@direxps3]

Bioshock... ❤

[@graceanderson7933]

This might be dumb but I was kinda disappointed they didn't put Black Parade in there somewhere

[@morganwilliams2684]

This is amazing...but I’m legitimately disappointed that Bohemian Rhapsody was not in this..

[@matthewweiser9032]

i wanna find my class mates who gotta do this for school where u at

[@keinark]

Loved this, but no Tori Amos?!

[@jaysonvillanueva6318]

Why there are no romantic era, and more on 20th and 21st century music? Feels like evolution of 20th and 21st century music tho

[@rebeccaklempner9666]

So much fun, but why no Chopin? No Liszt? No Satie?

[@TonyDeSareMusic]

Would have loved to include those. The main rule for this was pieces that absolutely everyone has heard and is familiar with. So Liszt and Chopin were to obscure. Also we needed this not to be an hour long. We actually cut out three minutes of the first draft of it and lost some good songs.

[@richardwebb2348]

There is no description of the 'evolution' of the piano from its origins in Italy c.1700 - just lots of music played on 20th century pianos!! Clickbait.

[@lubormrazek5545]

Autumn leaves Ft. Liszt

[@karolzajac8139]

More likely it's Chopin autumn leaves, this passage is from one of etudes op25

[@TonyDeSareMusic]

@@karolzajac8139 It's based on the Roger Williams version which was a big pop hit.

[@BethanyLowe8773]

Great stuff, but the notion of 'evolution' is out-of-place here, since it applies that Mozart and Beethoven were some primitive forerunner of Tin Pan Alley and chart pop.

[@325diane]

Now I know why God created pianos.....

[@maximilianmander2471]

since the year 2000 almost no good songs anymore.

[@TheAlexblanzat]

Evolution of Piano - no Chopin ????? I beg your pardon ??

[@karolzajac8139]

Chopin was quoted in autumn leaves

[@TheAlexblanzat]

@@karolzajac8139 not enough !! Sorry but this video without Chopin as such has no value. What would be evolution of sculpture without Rodin, of painting without Monet, of violin without Paganini, of Opera without Mozart. I am so surprised that you give so little space to such a revolutionnary artist in piano evolution. What a total misconception. Please study Chopin influce in technique, melody, he invented today's piano we still live with.

[@karolzajac8139]

@@TheAlexblanzat i know right. I also think that Chopin had to be there. Never the less I wanted to point out this easteregg. This video is not educational but rather entertaining.

[@bismidzikri2141]

Amazing