🎶David Kadouch Pianist

Talent: 1% inspiration, 99% procrastination

Delibes’ waltz, reimagined by Dohnányi
Parisian elegance through Viennese hands.

Normal people vs musicians (returning “home”)

They always find their way back in front of you.

Clara Schumann — Piano Concerto in A minor, Op. 7 (1835).
Written at 14, premiered at 16 with Mendelssohn conducting.

Still not sure if it’s for the art or the air miles.

Therapy? No thanks, just intonation.

Shostakovich Piano Concerto No. 1 (1933).
With Romain Leleu and Clement Mao Takacs.

From everyday folks to Liszt and
Rachmaninov, hand sizes vary. But concert nerves? Feels like mini hands!

It’s that serious David.

Liszt Réminiscences de “Lucia di Lammermoor” (S.397). Donizetti’s aria turned into waves of sound and air.

Manifesting a day 3

The real twist: I actually don’t but they don’t need to know

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Dumka, Op. 59 (1886).

You can check out anytime you like… but you can never leave the piano

That awkward hour before going on stage

Francis Poulenc. Clarinet Sonata, 2nd movement with Pierre Genisson. One of his very last works, premiered after his death in 1963. A farewell in music.

Normal people Vs pianists…

One year Vs 30 years of learning music

Arvo Pärt Lamentate (2003).
Written for Anish Kapoor’s monumental sculpture Marsyas at Tate Modern.
Pärt described it as a lamento not for the dead but for the living.

But wait, what does the middle pedal do?

88 keys on the piano. But one brain cell for social activity.

Fanny Hensel Mendelssohn: Melodie n2 op. 4 Is perfect

composer writes, pianist gets claps. Liszt Campanella

How I imagine composers waking up

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Mendelssohn’s Song without Words, Op. 67 No. 2

Back to music = back to ‘I didn’t practice’ energy.

Brahms: years of struggle (1859).
Tchaikovsky: instant hit (1875).

Reynaldo Hahn Ninette Waltz
The Paris of Proust in music

Airport piano: exists. Pianists: 👀