Music has taken me to many countries, sometimes for Subud and SICA as well as other professional concerts. My travels have included Europe, Australia, Japan, China and Korea, and during my first trip to China, I played twentieth century music with Third Angle, and I also did some solo recitals. One of them was in the “egg”, the National Theater in Beijing, and a photographer captured an excerpt of the Mendelssohn Sonata in D Major, which I am sharing here. The Mendelssohn is a wonderful piece, full of life, humor and lyricism.
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Lovely piece, Hamilton-played with verve and vigour. Thank you for sharing.
Lovely, Hamilton. Thanks.
Reynold Ruslan
What a lovely, lyrical piece and so well played. Thank you for this snippet of your trip to start my day!
Lucia
So whimsical. I imagined, at one point, a cat and dog playfully chasing each other. Thanks, Hamilton.
Loverly!!
Thanks, Hamilton, for this delightful performance of (a bit of) a piece new to me.