Just French composers making fun of other composers
Parodying another composer's work seems to be quite a French thing which isn't surprising considering their strong emphasis on stylistic imitation exercises and love for satire and absurdity. The main victims are pianistic exercises by Czerny and Clementi which are a rite of passage for every pianist but transfigured into figures of beauty in the case of Koechlin and Debussy or simply comically reframed by Satie and Saint-Saëns. Support me on Patreon! / skylarlim Recordings: Satie (Kawai): • Erik Satie: Embryons desseches (1913) Satie (Thibaudet): • Erik Satie ~1917~ Sonatine Bureaucratique Koechlin (Korstick): • Charles Koechlin - L'Ancienne Maison de ca... Debussy (Anatchkova): • Claude Debussy: Etude N°1 "Pour les 5 doig... Saint-Saëns (Symphony Orchestra of The Stanisław Moniuszko Music School): • Camille Saint-Saëns – The Carnival Of The ... Faure/Messager (Cho, Hur): • Gabriel Fauré - Souvenirs de Bayreuth for ...
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The Highest Note Ever Composed
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10 levels of insane harmony
The Scariest Passages in the Solo Piano Repertoire
Modernist classical moments that hits HARD
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When non-Baroque composers try writing fugues for the piano
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Canon in D but I made it less boring ;)
