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OMG the piano performance is wonderful, the poetry and the phrasing are superb, Mauro Bertoli is a poet, and expresses himself with philosophical grandeur, his piano is pouring out gems and stars and tears and ovewhelming emotions and as he goes along its like entering a gothic cathedral with dazzling everlasting vitraux. Can anybody aspire to go higher than this?
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Classical Music | Piano Music
Johannes Brahms
Intermezzo No. 2 in A Major, from Six Piano Pieces, Op. 118 Play
Recorded on 01/01/2006, uploaded on 02/03/2009
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