Ronald Stevenson's L'art Nouveau du chant appliqué au Piano for piano Volume 1 00:00 - Eleanore, Etude in the the art of bel-canto playing (after Samuel Coleridge Taylor) 03:45 - So we'll go no more a-roving (after Maude Valerie White) 09:32 - Romance: Plus blanche que la plus blanche hermine (after Giacomo Meyerbeer) 15:07 - In the Silent Night (after Sergei Rachmaninoff) 18:13 - Go not, Happy day (after Franck Bridge) Volume 2 20:10 - Fly Home Little Heart (after Ivor Novello) 23:11 - We'll gather Lilacs (after Ivor Novello) 27:27 - Demande et Response, miniature waltz in canon form (after Samuel Coleridge Taylor) 28:49 - Will you remember? Waltz in canon form (after Sigmund Romberg) Volume 3 29:59 - Jeanne with the light brown hair, song without words (after Stephen Foster) 32:39 - Come where my love lies dreaming (after Stephen Foster) 36:57 - Beautiful dreamer, Nocturne serenade (after Stephen Foster) piano - Christopher Guild ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXvaBbLLY6U

“The Hague Hacking Scrap” for two pianos is a piece by the late Dutch composer Louis Andriessen, who was the brother of fellow composer Jurriaan Andriessen, the son of composer Hendrik Andriessen, and the nephew of composer Willem Andriessen. The piece, commissioned by the Catholic University of Leuven for the Transit New Music Festival, is inspired by the Hakken hardcore techno rave dance, which emphasizes speed and prioritizes bass beats, and is dedicated to the pianist duo Gerard Bouwhuis and Cees van Zeeland on their 25th anniversary. Originally named “The Hague Hacking”, the composer amended the title and renamed it to its current form, “The Hague Hacking Scrap”, in 2008 (when he penned a new piece of the same name and utilized existing material within the aforementioned older piece). There are two primary sections in the work. The first consists of an urgent toccata-like passage, where rapid thirty-second notes almost ceaselessly flow in quick-succession. The second section contains bumpy, unevenly blocked chords that dot the musical soundscape. Date: 2003 Dedicatees: Gerard Bouwhuis and Cees van Zeeland Performers: Jeroen van Veen on piano Sandra van Veen on piano Note: This channel does not own the score or audio, and they are used for non-commercial purposes. This video was made by SoupyMold, subscribe to his channel here! https://www.youtube.com/c/SoupyMold/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfQ_IHRNTrU