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Kings Gambit: Muzio Gambit Variation

The Muzio Gambit is an extremely aggressive variation in the king's gambit that looks to give up an early pawn and knight in exchange for an extremely aggressive attack on the black king. With so much focused on the f7 square, black has to play precise to hold a chance against all the traps white can lay out.

Casta Diva - Claudia Muzio

A moving Rendition by one of the Great Sopranos of the last Century. Muzio was known for her interpretaions and her ability to produce great pathos in her singing. This recording was made by Columbia late in her career during declining health 1935 The tenor Giacomo Lauri-Volpi wrote of Muzio: "Singing with that unique voice of hers made of tears and sighs and restrained interior fire. The years, around 1930, were probably her best, precisely the years in which she did not record! Between 1924 and 1934 there is a ten-year gap. The missing period would seem to be the very one in which her interpretations had matured while her voice was still in prime condition. The early records may lack the intensity and creativeness of her later recordings, and in the famous Columbias one is aware of some physical limitations (uneasy high notes, flatness, mannerisms in style and enunciation, vowels!), but there is a pathos, an inner committment and charm in her singing that is immensely moving and touching. Only a few sopranos equalled her in this aspect of emotional involvement."

BLACKOUT (Official Video) by Muzio feat. Ammo

BLACKOUT (Official Video) by Muzio feat. Ammo Produced by Uncle Skeeter Edit Works

Ammo & Muzio 54 - Back N Forth (Produced by Muzio)

Produced by Muzio Writtem by Ammo & Muzio Recorded by Twiggy in FIVE FOUR Studios vocal engineering by Muzio on protools 8.1

"Sonatine Op.36 No.3" by Muzio Clementi on Organ and Drums Duo (ATELIER Combo AT-350C & V-Drums)

You can see the jazzy arrangement applying "Virtual Tone Wheel" organ sound. Also, unique Jazz Scat sounds are heard in a solo part or a backing part. See Leslie's rotary speaker speed switching in the middle of the song. Played by Masako Kayamoto (organist) and Naoki Yamamoto (drummer). www.roland.com

Stephen Ward Paintings and drawings with piano music by Muzio Clementi performed by Alessio Cesaroni

My Artwork set to fantastic piano music by Muzio Clementi Sonatina N.6 Op. 35 - 1 (24 January 1752, Rome -- 10 March 1832, Evesham, Worcestershire, England) was a celebrated composer, pianist, pedagogue, conductor, music publisher, editor, and piano manufacturer. Born in Italy, he spent most of his life in England. He is best known for his piano sonatas, and his collection of piano studies, Gradus ad Parnassum. Nineteenth century enthusiasts lauded Clementi as "the father of the pianoforte", "father of modern piano technique", and "father of Romantic pianistic virtuosity". Encouraged to study music by his father, he was sponsored as a young composer by Sir Peter Beckford, a wealthy Englishman who took him to England to advance his studies. He soon became known as one of the great piano virtuosi, touring Europe numerous times from his long time base in London. It was on one of these occasions in 1781 that he famously engaged in a piano competition with Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Performed by Alessio Cesaroni. You can download at musopen.org Love and peace, Stephen

Muzio Clementi from Sonata Opus 25-5

Muzio Clementi from Sonata Opus 25-5 Played by Kaoru Iwamura Fortepiano: Broadwoord & Son (London, 1803) This performance was part of a demonstration of different tablepianos from the Sweelinck Collectie at Museum Geelvinck Hinlopen Huis in Amsterdam on Tuesday 5th April 2011. www.kaoruplaysfortepiano.com

"Call Me Maybe" by Carly Rae Jepsen - Feat. Marianna Muzio & Carla Mariani

Here's the new link.. Buy it on iTunes! itunes.apple.com Check out the OFFICIAL video here! www.youtube.com this is a parody of this video, I hope you like it ... Make your own video with your friends and post it here! Don't forget to leave a comment and more importantly SUBSCRIBE!

CLAUDIA MUZIO - 1923 - Spiagge amate (Paride ed Elena) GLUCK

Christoph Willibald Gluck. Paride ed Elena, Act I. (Recorded February 19,1923)

Muzio Clementi : Sonatina in D, Op. 36 No. 6

Allegro con spirito; Rondo (Allegro spiritoso) Note: the LH figure in bar 4 of the first movement ( at about 0:17 ) may have been slightly misread. As a listener you will probably not notice, but if you are studying the piece, don't copy me without checking your score! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Italian pianist and composer Muzio Clementi (1752-1832) is best known today for his 'Gradus ad Parnassum' collection of piano studies, and for his sonatinas. Of course, most pianists learn them as students and then put them away, as I did myself. But I had a look at them again recently, and realised what wonderful perfect miniatures of classical style they are, and what fun they are to play. This final sonatina in the set is unusual in having no 'slow movement' - the contrast between the two movements is provided by the switch between 4/4 and 6/8 time. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Played by Phillip Sear www.psear.co.uk

L'Altra Notte - Mefistofele - Claudia Muzio

L'Altra Notte - By Claudia Muzio 1935 The tenor Giacomo Lauri-Volpi wrote of Muzio: Singing with that unique voice of hers made of tears and sighs and restrained interior fire. The years, around 1930, were probably her best, precisely the years in which she did not record! Between 1924 and 1934 there is a ten-year gap. The missing period would seem to be the very one in which her interpretations had matured while her voice was still in prime condition. The early records may lack the intensity and creativeness of her later recordings, and in the famous Columbias one is aware of some physical limitations (uneasy high notes, flatness, mannerisms in style and enunciation, vowels!), but there is a pathos, an inner committment and charm in her singing that is immensely moving and touching. Only a few sopranos equalled her in this aspect of emotional involvement.

Claudia Muzio Traviata "Addio del passato" w.recitativo

La Muzio revels in this glorious final act of Verdi's great masterpiece, "La Traviata". This role has been sung well by many great stars, but here for me is one of the greatest and most haunting readings of this recitative and aria you will ever hear. In a total concentration of talent and pure magic, Muzio so identifies with the doomed courtesan that she becomes her in the kind of performance that transcends the medium. Not just notes, but pieces of herself that are breaking off as melodious fragments of a life and soul coming to an end. A sick and breathless quality to the famous reading of the letter hauntingly confirms from the very beginning the nearness of death and hopelessness and as we are taken deeper into her world coming to a end, the heartbreak is almost unbearable. Exactly what Verdi begged for in his genius melodies and text, a living emotion in sound and words. Muzio is a vivid example of a type of expression that used to be demanded of singers.... the orchestra becomes an extension of her and not just music, she uses the entire piece to weave a spell transporting us all to this final moment in a life ultimately trasnfigured by the power of love. This one could scar you for life!

54 Concert - Ammo & Muzio

This is the footage of the concert at Cedar Creek in Long Island, NY. Thanks to everyone for coming out.

Muzio Clementi : Sonatina in C, Op. 36 No. 3

Spiritoso; Un poco adagio; Allegro ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Italian pianist and composer Muzio Clementi (1752-1832) is best known today for his 'Gradus ad Parnassum' collection of piano studies, and for his sonatinas. Of course, most pianists learn them as students and then put them away, as I did myself. But I had a look at them again recently, and realised what wonderful perfect miniatures of classical style they are, and what fun they are to play. And all three movements will fit well into a YouTube video! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Played by Phillip Sear www.psear.co.uk

Muzio Clementi : Sonatina in C, Op. 36 No. 1

Allegro; Andante; Vivace ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Italian pianist and composer Muzio Clementi (1752-1832) is best known today for his 'Gradus ad Parnassum' collection of piano studies, and for his sonatinas. Of course, most pianists learn them as students and then put them away, as I did myself. But I had a look at them again recently, and realised what wonderful perfect miniatures of classical style they are, and what fun they are to play. And all three movements will fit well into a YouTube video! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Played by Phillip Sear www.psear.co.uk

Muzio Clementi: Sonata in b minor, Op. 40 No. 2 (1/2) - Gianluca Luisi - OnClassical

Gianluca Luisi is an OnClassical artist since 2002: onclassical.com You may purchase or license Luisi's CD's online at onclassical.com and join the (royalty & DRM free) Creative Commons experience! Johann Sebastian Bach: Partitas 1/2 + 2/2 onclassical.com onclassical.com Frédérich Chopin: 4 Scherzo + Polonaise Op. 53 onclassical.com Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Late Sonatas onclassical.com Virtuoso Recital onclassical.com This video: OnClassical, (cc)2010 More about onclassical: www.onclassical.com en.wikipedia.org creativecommons.org

CLAUDIA MUZIO - 1935 - Si, mi chiamano Mini - La boheme - PUCCINI

Giacomo Puccini, La boheme. Mimi (Lucia), Act I. Lorenzo Molajoli, Conductor. Recording, June 5, 1935.

Muzio Clementi - Piano Sonata in B-flat Major, op. 8 no. 3

Muzio Clementi (1752-1832) Piano Sonata op. 8 no. 3 in B-flat Major / B-Dur / en Si b majeur 1. Presto 2. Minuetto: Allegretto 3. Rondeau: Allegretto grazioso Pietro Spada, piano

Cute Little 7 years old Kid Playing Piano, (Sonatina by Muzio Clementi)

This kid started playing piano only 10 months ago! Sonatina in C major, op. 36 no. 1 Composer: Muzio Clementi

Gert Hecher Muzio Clementi Sonata in B-flat Major, Op.12, No. 1 I und II Satz

Internationale Konzertagentur Manfred Jahn Frankreich / Schweiz Tel.0033384929133 France Tel.0041786547324 Suisse E-mail manfred.jahn@wanadoo.fr

Muzio Clementi: Sonata in b minor, Op. 40 No. 2 (2/2) - Gianluca Luisi - OnClassical

Ammo & Muzio - Monster Remix

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Esser Madre - Claudia Muzio

An Aria from Cilea's l'Arlesiana not heard much but beautiflly done by the legendary Muzio

Muzio De Angelis ensina passagem de guarda na TATAME TV

A TATAME visitou a academia de Muzio De Angelis na Gávea, Rio de Janeiro eo mestre ensinou uma passagem de guarda usando a técnica de leg drag.

Claudia Muzio in Song

This divine interpreter lends this voice of tears and sighs to the songs of Donaudy, "O del mio amato ben" and B. Crist's charming French "C'est mon ami" Muzio can become an addiction.

CLAUDIA MUZIO--AH, NON CREDEA MIRARTI--LA SONNAMBULA

Bellini, La Sonnambula, act II, Lisa. enr 06-06-1935. en.wikipedia.org

Poveri Fiori - Claudia Muzio

The Great Muzio. Need I say more?

La Mamma Morta - Claudia Muzio

La Mamma Morta from Andrea Chenier sung by the great Claudia Muzio. The tenor Giacomo Lauri-Volpi wrote of Muzio: Singing with that unique voice of hers made of tears and sighs and restrained interior fire. The years, around 1930, were probably her best, precisely the years in which she did not record! Between 1924 and 1934 there is a ten-year gap. The missing period would seem to be the very one in which her interpretations had matured while her voice was still in prime condition. The early records may lack the intensity and creativeness of her later recordings, and in the famous Columbias one is aware of some physical limitations (uneasy high notes, flatness, mannerisms in style and enunciation, vowels!), but there is a pathos, an inner committment and charm in her singing that is immensely moving and touching. Only a few sopranos equalled her in this aspect of emotional involvement.

Claudia Muzio - Addio Del Passato (1935)

Claudia Muzio(February 7, 1889 - May 24, 1936) was Italian Soprano who had a great Reputation in the first years of 20th century. This recording was made for Columbia in 1935. Played on my Victrola with orthophonic Soundbox and Fidelitone needle (Special gift from merrihew. - Many Thanks to that.) The record's label was severely damaged because of the needle,(Originally it contained a Photo of Muzio) so I won't post the photo of the label. Instead, I'll make a slide show of Muzio's Pictures in her golden years.

Audio Test 2: Muzio Clementi - Rondò Op. 36 n° 6

It looks like the mics are working well, don't they? I have to learn how to improve the audio quality much more but... enjoy the second audio test for now. Muzio Clementi - Rondò Op 36 n° 6 Recorded with Audacity Played on a Kawai K2-AT

CLAUDIA MUZIO SINGS 3 SONGS 1935

CLAUDIO MUZIO, THE POSESSOR OF A VOICE THAT CAN REDUCE THE LISTENER TO TEARS. SHE SINGS 3 SONGS... MARIA WIEGENLIEDBRAHMS) LES FILLES DE CADIZ(BIZET) C'EST MON AMI(PERGOLESI) FROM 1935 COLUMBIA DISCS... ENJOY!!!

Claudia MUZIO: "Mal d'amore"

This is the voice I would take with me when going to that "lonely island", if I didn't happen to hear some day the voice of...Rosa Ponselle...:) Sung in Italian. Edison 82287 - 8855b Rec. 1923

Muzio Clementi: Sonata op. 34 no. 2 - 3. Finale. Molto Allegro

fp. Costantino Mastroprimiano (Clementi 1828 - coll. E. Beunk)

Svetla Protich plays Muzio Clementi, Sonata Opus 12-1, 3rd Movement

Renowned pianist Svetla Protich plays Muzio Clementi, Sonata Opus 12-1, 3rd Movement, in this recording from October 2007

Clementi - Piano Concerto in C Major - (1/3) 1st Mvmt.

Muzio Clementi was a contemporary of many of the greats like Mozart, Haydn and Beethoven and, therefore, sometimes gets overlooked. But, during his lifetime, he was considered second to only Haydn in the arena of Symphony composition. Beethoven regarded Clementi so highly that he gave Muzio publishing rights for all of Beethoven's compositions. Perhaps most impressive, Mozart and Clementi took part in a private "contest" in Vienna for Emperor Joseph II who used the "contest" as entertainment for his guests, the Grand Duke and Duchess of Russia. The two improvised, sight-read and performed selections from their own compositions. The Emperor couldn't decide on a winner and so the contest was called a tie. Here is the 1st movement from Clementi's only Piano Concerto (the majority of Clementi's piano work was in the form of sontas), an Allegro con spirito, performed by the Sofia Soloists Chamber Ensemble with Ivan Drenikov on the piano and Vassil Kazandjiev at the baton. Enjoy!

Amanda Lee Yun Yee (9) - Sonata in B-flat Major, Op. 24, No. 2 (1st mvt) by Muzio Clementi

Lee Yun Yee Amanda (9) Singapore 2009 National Piano & Violin Competition 1st Prize Winner in Piano Junior Category. DynamicWorkz's Young Pianist Competition 2009 1st Prize Winner in Intermediate Category. 4th ASEAN International Piano Competition 2010(Persatuan Chopin Malaysia) 1st Prize (Gold) Winner in Primary School 3rd and 4th Grade and Diploma Winner in Best Overall Performer in Primary School Category. 1st International Chopin Piano Competition Singapore 2010 2nd Prize Winner in Cat A (10 yrs old and below) and 4th Prize Winner in Cat B (12 yrs old and below).

100 Greatest Singers: CLAUDIA MUZIO

THIS PROJECT IS RESERVED ONLY FOR THE GREATEST! Please comment Claudia Muzio! Claudia Muzio, Soprano (1889-1936) Giuseppe Verdi - La Traviata Addio del passato (Recorded 1934) My personal opinion: Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, always an intelligent and courageous woman, about herself: "Meine Stimme war nichts besonderes! (My voice wasn´t something special!)". Nevertheless she became a world class singer. It was the famous italian singing teacher Lamperti who said: "If you have magnetism, the world is yours!" Schwarzkopf had magnetism, as well as italian born soprano Claudia Muzio, whose voice wasn´t exceptional at all. "She sang with her very own voice", wrote Giacomo Lauri-Volpi in one of his books. It is a real treat to experience Muzio on records. She hadn´t the brilliance and agility of Sembrich or Melba, but strong verve, intensity and intimaty. She succeeded to show the psychological drama behind the figure. Her singing was acting. Therefore she was a modern singer. Many critics affronted her strange phrasing and imprecise articulation. She came to Scala in season 1913/14, but success came not until 1929, the rank of a first primadonna never came. In London she made effect alongside Caruso in "Tosca", in 1916 she entered the Met-stage - again with Caruso. Irving Kolodin wrote in his Met-chronicles, Muzio always was inspiring, sometimes even exciting - but she never coulnd´t win the audience´s love like Bori or Farrar. With the rise of Rosa Ponselle, Muzio became sick of ...

Muzio CLEMENTI: Sonatina Op. 36, No. 1 (Vivace)

Cubus plays Sonatina Op. 36, No. 1 (Vivace) by Muzio Clementi. Playlist with all musical pieces by CLEMENTI posted by cubusdk: www.youtube.com Links to an mp3 of this piece and sheet music can be found at cubus-adsl.dk

Ian Hominick, piano - Muzio Clementi Sonata in G Minor, Op. 37, #2: I. Allegro molto moderato

From a performance in January, 2006 in Pensacola, Florida

Muzio Clementi Sonatina - Andante (Second Movement) Op. 36 No. 1

I have been learning piano for 3.5 months now from Andrew Furmanczyk, who has free piano lessons here on You Tube. You can find his channel here: www.youtube.com His first piano lesson is here: www.youtube.com Andrew also has a discussion forum for piano. Come on in, register, and join us! : afpa.hooxs.com One last plug for Andrew, his website: www.howtoplaypiano.ca This is Muzio Clementis Sonatina Opus 36 No. 1, Second Movement (andante). Ive been working on all three parts for about 2 months now, and am just happy to finally publish the video for these and let them sit for a while. For me, these three pieces were a huge milestone in learning piano and gaining confidence. I gladly present them! The sheet music for this one can be found here: www.free-scores.com Enjoy!

PIETRO DE MARIA MUZIO CLEMENTI SONATA in F#m- mvmts-1,2

live from 2001 Miami International Piano Festival 2001. Pietro de Maria has had a major performing and recording career. His most recent project is recording the complete works of Chopin for Decca ,2 available now.

Clementi: Sonatina in C major, op. 36 no. 1 (complete)

I. Spiritoso 0:04 II. Andante 1:33 III. Vivace 3:04 BACHSCHOLAR: www.bachscholar.com COMPLETE MUSIC THEORY COURSE ralkram.gidcmtc.hop.clickbank.net LEARN WITH ROCKET PIANO: ralkram.rpiano.hop.clickbank.net BEST SHEET MUSIC: www.sheetmusicplus.com Clementi Sonatina Playlist: www.youtube.com ABOUT THE ARTIST: The Sacramento Bee wrote: "Cory Hall played two works of towering artistic content and difficulty with a power and a finish that were startling. Hall was all over the keyboard but always conscious of the magic the notes were designed to evoke. It was an impressive performance." CORY HALL (b. 1963) is a retired concert artist, college professor, and church organist who currently devotes his time to making YouTube videos and composing. He wishes to inspire and offer advice to aspiring pianists and musicians worldwide via videos with his thought-provoking performances and tutorials. An independent scholar as well as performer, Hall holds graduate degrees in piano and historical musicology from The Eastman School of Music and The University of Kansas. BachScholar™ website: www.bachscholar.com. Please browse the selection of Dr. Hall's personal hand-picked recommendations related to music and this video! HALL'S CLEMENTI ALBUM & MORE www.cdbaby.com CD OF HOROWITZ PLAYING CLEMENTI SONATAS: www.amazon.com CD OF CLEMENTI'S COMPLETE ORCHESTRAL WORKS: www.amazon.com PIANO BOOK OF ALL CLEMENTI'S SONATINAS & SONATAS: www.amazon.com PIANO BOOK OF CLEMENTI'S OP. 36, 37, 38 SONATINAS ...

Muzio Clementi - Sonatina, opus 36 no 1 (2nd & 3rd Mov)

Me playing the 2nd and 3rd movement of Clementi's Sonatina op. 36-1. I also played the 1st one, but my dad forgot to hit the camera's rec button. I made a mistake on the 2nd one, right on bar 14, besides from that, I think that I didn't make any more. Please tell me if I did. I also think that dynamics are not well played, but it was because I played on a electric piano that I never did before

Passaparola - Muzio Scevola Casini - Marco Travaglio

Ogni lunedì alle ore 14 su www.beppegrillo.it, una voce libera racconta i fatti della settimana. Tra gli ospiti della rubrica: Marco Travaglio, Beppe Grillo, Dario Fo.

Handel: Ah, dolce nome (Muzio Scevola, HWV 13) - Russell Oberlin

Russell Oberlin (male alto) Albert Fuller, harpsichord The Baroque Chamber Orchestra Thomas Dunn

Soprano CLAUDIA MUZIO - (Stefano Donaudy) "Spirate pur, spirate..."

Stefano Donaudy "SPIRATE PUR, SPIRATE..." - Disco elettrico Columbia Mialano Mtx CB6981-2 Data di incisione: giugno 1935. Soprano italiano: Claudina Emilia Maria Muzzio - in arte - CLAUDIA MUZIO - (Pavia 7 febbraio 1889 - Roma 24 maggio 1936). Studia a Torino con il mezzosoprano Annetta Casaloni, e in seguito a Milano con A. Fugazzola, infine si perfeziona con l'insegnate Callery Viviani. Debutta non ancora ventunenne il 15 gennaio del 1910 al Teatro Petrarca di Arezzo nella "Manon" di Jules Massenet. Seguita subito dopo, per prima e unica volta, dal ruolo di Gilda in "Rigoletto" al fianco di Tito Schipa al Teatro Mastrojanni di Messina

Muzio Clementi: from "Gradus ad Parnassum" nos. 90 and 91

90 - Fugato: 91- Allegretto ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Clementi's 'Gradus ad Parnassum' ("A Step to Parnassus") from 1826 is better known by its reputation as a standard work of piano pedagogy rather than by its musical content, but it contains some interesting and attractive pieces in classical style. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Played by Phillip Sear www.psear.co.uk