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My art is what it is. And I'm not a philosopher, I'm not a...
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So everything that I've got to say is in music.
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For me, I'm looking for absolute beauty.
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Beauty in the novel beauty, something that was not there before,
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on novelty, yes, novelty and beauty.
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Join us for an illuminating episode featuring Nimrod Borenstein,
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renowned composer and conductor, whose works have captivated audiences worldwide.
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In this upcoming episode of the PianoPod titled,
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Composing with Humanity, we explore his signature works,
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including reminiscences of childhood and 24 études,
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the inspiration behind his Shereem collection,
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and his collaborations with legendary musicians like Vladimir Ashkenazi.
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On piano, it's an instrument that has got both.
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It's got the high twinkly sounds that I like out of Another World,
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and peacefulness, and you can imagine where...
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I mean, you've got a lot of them in my music for piano,
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and that you find this type of sounds in Mozart.
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You think about the piano concertos,
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these things that are high on the right hand, and just like a dream.
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You also have the power on the basses, on the drama piano creates as well.
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My music, it seems that for me contrast is the essence of art,
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and the essence of life in general, and so I love the piano because of that.
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But when I write music, I want to write...
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Every time that I go and I work on my piece,
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I want to write something that is the most beautiful that I can possibly do.
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And that has got no vulgarity whatsoever,
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that it's all that I give, all that I could to the maximum of my ability.
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My art is what it is. And I'm not a philosopher, I'm not a...
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So everything that I've got to say is in music.
3
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For me, I'm looking for absolute beauty.
4
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Beauty in the novel beauty, something that was not there before,
5
00:00:21,000 --> 00:00:25,000
on novelty, yes, novelty and beauty.
6
00:00:25,000 --> 00:00:29,000
Join us for an illuminating episode featuring Nimrod Borenstein,
7
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renowned composer and conductor, whose works have captivated audiences worldwide.
8
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In this upcoming episode of the PianoPod titled,
9
00:00:38,000 --> 00:00:42,000
Composing with Humanity, we explore his signature works,
10
00:00:42,000 --> 00:00:45,000
including reminiscences of childhood and 24 études,
11
00:00:45,000 --> 00:00:48,000
the inspiration behind his Shereem collection,
12
00:00:48,000 --> 00:00:52,000
and his collaborations with legendary musicians like Vladimir Ashkenazi.
13
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On piano, it's an instrument that has got both.
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It's got the high twinkly sounds that I like out of Another World,
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and peacefulness, and you can imagine where...
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I mean, you've got a lot of them in my music for piano,
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and that you find this type of sounds in Mozart.
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You think about the piano concertos,
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these things that are high on the right hand, and just like a dream.
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You also have the power on the basses, on the drama piano creates as well.
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My music, it seems that for me contrast is the essence of art,
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and the essence of life in general, and so I love the piano because of that.
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But when I write music, I want to write...
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Every time that I go and I work on my piece,
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I want to write something that is the most beautiful that I can possibly do.
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And that has got no vulgarity whatsoever,
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that it's all that I give, all that I could to the maximum of my ability.
