So for my fourth and last number
I'm going to play excerpts from Rachmaninoff's second piano concerto number two that is
By Rachmaninoff of course
Who also wrote the music for this?
Concerto this is a piano concerto for piano and concerto
And was originally written
for approximately 95 piece symphony orchestra due to circumstances beyond my control
We seem to be approximately 95 pieces short
But you won't notice the difference because I play it very fast
I play it very fast
This concerto was written in four flats because Rachmaninoff had to move four times while he wrote it
And of course I play excerpts I don't know the whole thing that's
The Steinway people have asked me to announce that this is a Baldwin piano
Piano
Pardon me for sitting down while I play
Pardon my back
Pardon my front
That's the way I'm built
Speaking of pianos
Many people have asked me why there are three petals in these grand pianos
While the petal in the middle is there to separate the two other petals
Which might be bad news for people with three feet
Rachmaninoff second piano concerto when you hear this
This
That is the introduction and when you hear this
That is the main theme then when you hear this
That is the main theme then when you hear this
Then there's definitely something wrong because that's Tchaikovsky