Simone Dinnerstein - Something almost being said: Music of Bach and Schubert - EPK

[@johnpaynepiano]

This is Schubert from the soul. Every note is sung from the heart and communicated so effectively.

[@proyectocms]

11 years ago, but saying thank you will never be too late. Greetings from Chile

[@maryannbaron]

What a treat.

[@srirampdm]

Lovely! The music was beautiful and the video (childhood photos, family scenes, etc.) added such a warmth to the whole thing it felt like a personal connection listening to this.

[@beatrixvantil8623]

exquisite , thank you

[@executivedirector5551]

This was a treat to watch. Thank you.

[@thanh-huongnguyen6413]

La musique de Schubert tombe goutte à goutte sur votre solitude, hymne à la confidente, à l'intimité, à l'amour...

[@jennifercollins691]

BEAUTIFUL Schubert impromptu!! I am very impressed

[@tsm7964]

Simone, Did you know that you are mentioned in Kate Turabian's "A Manual for Writers of Research Papers... 9th ed"?

[@equineface]

Thank you for sharing.. it really touched my heart:) Bach is soo amazing... he is the only composer who can sound happy in a minor key:) O.K. maybe not the only... Good luck in all your future performances...Let me know if you come to Chgo:)

[@nikolaikrinets5136]

Вообще-то это эксмромт Шуберта.

[@ShahramZadeh]

WE say, whatever comes from heart sits on heart. Literal translation (word by word) from FARSI and might not make sense but I'm sure you get it... Very touching interpretation..

[@prometheusrex1]

💙

[@pianopera]

Some pianists impress me with a profound, striking interpretation. Others, like this one, impress me with a happy family life.

[@JamesVaughan]

Another example of how serious music today continues to be dumbed-down, degraded and commerciali(s,z)ed. Instead of it being about Schubert and his innermost soul it is about this narcissistic woman who is certainly no Clara Haskil.

[@erutuon]

+James Vaughan So shocking, a musician for whom Schubert's music evokes real emotions and memories from her own life! I think it's a beautiful video and a lovely playing of the piece, and the images go along very well with the changing moods of the music. I have to admit I know very little of Schubert, but I doubt he'd be as horrified as you are. From what I have heard, he played for people he knew personally, and would be delighted his music continued to speak to people with real lives outside of musicianship.

[@PaulGoodeK]

Yep -- Dinnerstein spent thousands of hours practicing and self-financed her first album with the sole aim of dumbing down and degrading classical music by -- God forbid -- connecting to her life. The nerve.

[@pianopera]

I don't want to connect to her life, only to what she does (or doesn't do) with Schubert's music. I don't want to be distracted by the sounds of footballing, laughing daddy and son while I am listening to this masterpiece. I don't like narcissistic ego-documents that make the music subordinate to the family life of the player. It doesn't make the playing any better. It gives me a bad taste in the mouth. It's glib marketing at the expense of great music.

[@PaulGoodeK]

pianopera Then don't watch it. Close your eyes and listen or find another recording,

[@kimberlysargent4527]

I know her she came to my school and taught us some of this stuff

[@Tamadehenzhan]

warm

[@robinsuzukipiano]

Can you get rid of the ads, very distracting

[@ketkroketdumont8238]

put an adblocker like ublock origing on your browser -> no more ads

[@malcolmdale]

I like the music but all those flashing images.... ugh