Here is Louis Moreau Gottschalk's stirring Grande Tarantelle for piano and orchestra.
I love it, - it just seems to carry you along on such a marvelous wave of music.
Gottschalk was an American composer who was born in New Orleans and became a dashing and romantic virtuoso on the piano as he played his own pieces in concert.
Despite his popularity, most especially in South America, he had a tragic career and died at the age of forty. Unfortunately he has never, since his death, received the recognition and acclaim that his music deserves (IMHO). Perhaps because he is much like Chopin, but does not quite make the mark!
Listen in, - it will gladden your heart and set your toes a-tapping.
1 comment:
Beautiful piece! Thanks for sharing it. Happy MM to you. :)
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