Nov. 8, 2024

S2.E60. Hello again! Chopin Piano Concerto 1, 1st movement (as good as you'll get); Finzi Romance; 3rd movement Mozart 3rd Violin Concerto.

S2.E60. Hello again! Chopin Piano Concerto 1, 1st movement (as good as you'll get); Finzi Romance; 3rd movement Mozart 3rd Violin Concerto.

We would love to hear from you, wherever you are!

https://www.perfectpitchpod.com/contact/
@NickHelyHutch

Thank you for listening - please do get in touch with any comments!

SPEAKER_01

Welcome back to Perfect Pitch with Nick Healy Hutchinson and his fresh approach to the world of classical music. Whether you're an expert or a beginner, old or young, Perfect Pitch has something for everyone.

SPEAKER_00

The internet is a wonderful resource. And although I'm old enough to remember a time without it, our dependence on it now is so great that it's almost impossible to imagine being without it until you are. As I have been for the last six weeks. I hope you haven't given up on me. I'm going to resist the temptation of saying welcome back. Because to do so would be for me to fall into the same trap that Live News does whenever it resumes after a commercial break. I suppose they've got to say something. Whenever they say welcome back, I feel like replying. I haven't actually been anywhere. You have wrote two concertos of a banner and orchestra. And whenever I'm asked which is my favorite, my response is always the one I'm listening to at the time. We've listened to the slow movement of one of them in the past. But today I want to get things underway with the first movement of it. Another concertos are typical of the conventional approach adopted from Haydn and North N20. Normally it is some kind of conversation between Canada and Ocasia. That's the way to do it. Gerald finance became a close friend of Rayform Williams. Possibly even in the gap which had been left by the death of his closest friend because of the finish output focuses on the call. I don't want to say too much about this next piece of music. We'll take you somewhere. And speaking of returning, I'm glad to be up and running again. I've missed you wherever you are. The rondo from Mozart's third lining concerto is played here by Anne Sophie Mutter.

SPEAKER_01

Nick will be back again soon. Please rate and comment on any of the previous episodes, and if you like what you hear, take a moment to press the follow button, as it helps to spread the word.