80 reactions · 4 comments | Out of a disastrous premiere came one of the crucial symphonies of the late 19th century: Sergei Rachmaninov's Symphony No. 1. Learn about the story of the piece, and listen for the motif derived from the Dies Irae that recurs throughout the work when the CSO performs it live in concerts December 5-7. Get tickets at cso.org/ps/24526 | Chicago Symphony Orchestra | Facebook

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11K views · 745 reactions | Einstein creates a delightful symphony by rhythmically tapping two spoons on the kitchen counter and floor. His natural curiosity and musical talent shine as he explores the different sounds the spoons produce. The real magic happens when he discovers that dropping them from the counter adds a distinctive, resonant tone to his performance, making him quite the maestro of kitchen percussion! | Einstein the Talking Texan Parrot | Facebook

Artur Pizarro's magical performance of Rachmaninov's piano concerto no.3 😍 Performed with Simon Rattle and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra at the competition in 1990 | The Leeds International Piano Competition