Timo Andres - “Fiddlehead”

[@cerronecomposer]

i like the parts where you play a lot of notes!

[@coanmusic]

That's about every second😂

[@laissez-vibrer]

some of the gestures remind me of the joy I've only heard before in Ann Southam's Rivers. lovely stuff

[@ulrichflamm1849]

I love it. All the best from Germany.

[@rossanopinelli5150]

Grande compositore e grande pianista.

[@serendipitymusik587]

Really cool!

[@hpmoon]

Nice! Looking forward to hearing this at Carnegie Hall.

[@icanhasurvideos]

Wow!

[@roberthumber9643]

Love it! So full of exuberance! Thanks for posting!

[@FranzKaernBiederstedt]

Absolutely great and stunning piano technique---both hands on keys and also compositorically! That's a lot of fun and breathtaking! And it's what I call a moto perpetuo. Love it!

[@JayAustinKeysPiano]

Incredible piece! I would love to hear this and Nahre Sol’s ‘Sideways’ in the same programme.

[@time8871]

Nice piece, the ending seems an effective way to ensure a good amount of silence at the end. It appears you may play more notes, but then the piece stops. This lessens the chance of someone clapping or speaking too soon at the end of the work. I find it better when some silence is maintained at the conclusion of a piece.

[@bjd7703]

Fantastic piece! Curious to hear how the action of this piano has been set up, and if it's taken a lot of work to keep in service given its age.

[@TimoAndres]

hammers and dampers were replaced in 1982 I believe. The piano has a fairly light action and is quite reliable, I also have a wonderful technician who makes sure everything is well aligned and lubricated.

[@oliverdubon5438]

hot

[@RY-fe3rt]

Too jealous to comment! 😁🤯

[@pokajanen]

Fun

[@laynebruce5351]

First

[@singmundfreud]