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Great interview!🎉 I tell students I'm sleeping to make it easier for them to remember. 😅

This is great!

Thank you Mr. Edward Guo for IMSLP. I have been using it since the very beginning. Once again, Xiexie!

Thank you for making this interview happen. It was incredible to hear about the workings and origins of IMSLP (subscriber and extreme user lol). Good job Edward Guo!!!! I look forward to future developments.

Your guest spoke with a rich voice with bursts of infectious laughter. This had some 'charm' away from the deep issues of classical music discussed by two high standard proponents of this artform.

If you remembered what finding scores like was before the internet you know the feeling of how it’s like a candy store today that some might take for granted.

What if we could digitalise musicians knowledge into AI like how a language model now holds entire human knowledge... Someone need train better models for music 😅

Tiffany is soo funny and awkward hahahhah

This guy sure takes a long time to get to the point.

Great interview! Genuine enjoyable to watch 😊.

wow cool! I've used IMSLP forever! great to put a face to the magic!!

you guys need to work together, sounds like there is some synergy here ? no ?

An insight to meet the people with the Passion and means to keep this part of Classical Music Alive. Thoughtful and enjoyable interview from Tiffany.

mellow people generally interested in music. thanks for sharing your knowledge. big grin.

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I believe the video at 42:06 is of Rubenstein (this plus Tchaikovsky's 1st by him was my first experience of classical music - or maybe Brendel's Schubert late sonatas and klavierstucke cd). Listen carefully to Tiffany sing the melody as she interviews. Compare with the Rubenstein video. You will see she has perfect pitch and a perfect musical memory. (A bit like Glazunov famously did). She is extraordinary. Apparently music loops in her head quite often. That happens to geniuses, I am told!

I used to know the composers Smirnov and Firsova in London (and their concert pianist daughter - who is almost as good as Tiffany). We went to a Rostropovich concert once (he conducted Tchaikovsky and Rostropovich). They had written pieces for him. I find their music too 'avant-garde'. Interesting, though. My channel has a lot of my utter rubbish 'compositions'. They are all derivative and worthless. Most of them are dedicated to Tiffany. She is a 21st century fox. But my teacher teaches at Kissin's old school. And she comes from both the Beethoven and Tchaikovsky line. I also studied philosophy (at Kings College) and when I was studying Russian at SSEES, Derrida came to SOAS and gave a lecture. He deconstructed all the time, however.

What a fantastic interviewer Tiffany is (not only pianist). She should come down to Eastbourne. Debussy lived here at the Grand Hotel for a while - and composed 'La Mer' here. I'd love to show her around. I could play for her my poor version of Bach's c major prelude and fugue BWV 846 (not as good as her's during the excellent performance I saw in London by her recently). We could then maybe play Bach's 5th harpsichord concerto (reduced for 2 keyboards) since she also plays it. See my channel for my 2nd movement.The one in f min. We could then also play 4 handed duets (like Schubert's d940), and maybe she could teach me some Schumann (like number 15 of his op. 6). But even if I started on the Bach, I'd like to finish on Debussy. So why not I regale her with my crumby 'Clair de Lune'? Here is the hotel where he stayed (and a brief history of his stay in room 200): www.elitehotels.co.uk/brief-look-back-fascinating-musical-history-grand-hotel.

What a life journey he had to take to get his dream going (good that he has a lot of life left!). Now, two things to look up: Nodame Cantabile and Grieg's Piano Concerto...

Very interesting Tiffany and Edward! Thank you for sharing this beautiful interview.

Just discovered this channel and I love it.. it's about classical music, but there's no music, so I can practice while I watch :D You're a very good and fun interviewer too, Tiffany!

There's something terribly wrong with your audio! Frequently there is a crashing noise or whooshing that is frighteningly startling. Please see what you can to to make it stop. Because if you can't, I'll not watch your videos any more. Thank you.

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Sofia's YT: www.youtube.com/@sofiaouyang

Good to have Tiffany at the 'helm' to navigate us through a potentially frightening depth of emotional intellectuality associated with music composition and philosophy. Interesting to learn more.

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You found a kindred spirit! Pleasure to meet you Sofia, found your YT channel will definitely listen to the pieces that you posted.

Warum I com out was say masefs an Easter letter~5 year back..

There's something terribly wrong with your audio! Frequently there is a crashing noise or whooshing that is frighteningly startling. Please see what you can to to make it stop. Because if you can't, I'll not watch your videos any more. Thank you.

Very lovely chat indeed! I enjoyed the thoughts on how a piece can evolve as people interact with it. While I get the desire to not limit the perception of art by explaining it, I personally have understood much more about it, and enjoyed it more, from listening to discussions by nice people such as both of you. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and good luck in your future endeavors.

Wow, I had no idea Tiffany studied philosophy. Nice to see her expanding her involvement with classical music with interviews such as this.

Why is this joke of a video showing up as a recommendation for me? Literally most boring and pointless video

Sofia - an impressive young lady; very mature, quite deep, brings out some very good points. Thank you, Tiffany! (And I am particularly impressed by Sofia's and Tiffany's command of English language, as I am familiar a little with the deep intrinsic barrier between Sinitic and Indo-European languages; the barrier I have been trying to traverse in the opposite direction.) One advice to Sofia (we old people love to give advice): (i) Listen to the voices, the whispers from your heart, (ii) Throw aside all cliches, Western and Eastern, that constrain you and go ahead boldly!

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" I thought composers were dead." 😂🤗

Great interview. Really enjoyable to listen to. I guess there is much more resonance with speaking to someone with a similar educational background. I particularly enjoyed "As if sharing a joke with nothingness" and "Insects"!

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what a beautiful interview. Er - one thing - how does she both manage to play the piano perfectly AND interview so professionally, also? Where does the maestro find the time?

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Maestro Kevin and maestra Tiffany: very nice match !... (Both musician ànd philosopher) Good luck to Kevin with Shostakovich N° 1 in the "Queen Elisabeth Competition", Brussels, may 2024... We are looking forward to it... Thanks anyway for the moving music !

People with teachers and professors as parents have such a huge advantage learning the arts of their parent's specialty! Lucky woman :)

Such a fun piece!!