Schumann – Kinderszenen – Childhood

Schumann – Kinderszenen – Childhood

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Listen to:

  1. Franz Liszt – Un Sospiro
  2. Franz Liszt – Don Juan Paraphrase Part 2
  3. Bach – BWV 989 Variation no. 3
  4. Bach – BWV 989 Variation no. 2
  5. Debussy – La fille aux cheveux de lin
  6. Chopin – Valse de L’adieu
  7. Bach – BWV 846 Prelude
  8. Claude Debussy – Clair de Lune

15 Responses to “Schumann – Kinderszenen – Childhood”

  1. Alexis says:

    Listen to this particular piece on the album entitled “Horowitz in Moscow”.Even better to see it on DVD.The human soul made audible and visable.

  2. Peaceful,that is dreaming of peaceful…

  3. Mike O'Brien says:

    Hello, Jorgo–

    Fine playing–is it possible to purchase your recordings??

    Thanks for the samples!

  4. jesus says:

    maravilloso.

  5. Iris Mae says:

    very peaceful,,nice,,

  6. James says:

    Does anyone write classical music for easy piano

  7. Normal teen says:

    :( nothing is more beautiful

  8. Jackie says:

    Hot bubble bath and a glass of wine, or wandering thru a meadow of wild flowers listening to birds sing and water trickling over the bed of rocks in a river…very peaceful,relaxing piece !!

  9. Trish says:

    The “Great Masters” in heaven must be beaming with pride! Your interpretation is pure celestial magic!!!! Thank You..

  10. Cynthia says:

    tHE CHILD IN ME YEARNS FOR THAT FREEDOM
    LACK OF RESTRICTIONS AND ESCAPE FROM BOREDOM
    A CHILD WITHOUT NOTION OF DANGER
    THAT LURKS IN EVERY STRANGE ENCOUNTER
    A CHILD WITHOUT IDEA WHAT SADNESS IS ABOUT
    EVERY UNREACHABLE OBJECT IS MET WITH A POUT
    A CHILD WITH STAMINA AND FILLED WITH ZEST
    LAUGHTER BURSTING FROM THE CHEST
    A CHILD WITH INNOCENT CONFIDENCE
    CAN DO ANYTHING WITHOUT PRETENSE

    THE CHILD IN ME WANTING TO BE FREE

  11. sid says:

    ligeramente sutil me fascina en serio

  12. Momo~ says:

    Sometimes I wonder, do adults really remember what it’s like to be a child?
    Nowadays the movies “made for teenagers” are so lame, the educational promotions “for teenagers” I think otherwise. This peice has a romantic touch, like a maturing of a first love, a child coming to the pains and funs of reality.

  13. amber says:

    truely beautiful and peaceful

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