"Dancing bears, painted wings, things I almost remember. And a song someone sings once upon a December. Someone holds me safe and warm, horses prance through a silver storm. Figures dancing gracefully, across my memory.”
This piano solo version of the famous track that anybody knows from the Disney’s cartoon Anastasia, is simply amazing. You can feel the snow falling out of the window, the sense of solitude the the girl feels. In the first part, the high register makes you think about an old carillon playing, then evolves into the middle and grave tones and the full harmonics pervade all your senses.. you can feel exactly as she feels. Empathy flows strong in you.
Emile Pandolfi is an American piano player, he was born in New York and grew up in Greenville, South Carolina, where he still resides. He attended Greenville High School, then Furman University, where he did his preparatory studies in music, and then Baylor University where he studied for two years; then following his piano teacher, Thomas Redcay, he earned his Bachelor of Music Degree from Texas Tech.
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About the Curator - Igor Longhi
Igor Longhi, Italian piano and soundtracks composer. From the experiences at the Conservatory through the publication of 4 albums and international live experience with his reggae band (Makako Jump), Igor composes his music by capitalizing on his musical influences, resulting from great masters such as Einaudi, Yiruma, Tiersen, and making of classicism and minimalism its flag.
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