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Duration : 3 min 50 sec
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Posted by admin | Under Studying Portuguese Friday Nov 21, 2008You Are The Music In Me (Multi-Language)
Posted by admin | Under Portuguese Language Courses Wednesday Nov 19, 2008
Video is VERY off. But that’s because the movie version is different from the soundtrack version. Can’t help it.
Credits go to me and my bro, blabla
Original copyright by Disney blabla.
Duration : 0:3:25
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Posted by admin | Under Studying Portuguese Tuesday Nov 18, 2008
studyHISHAM ABBAS - NARI NARIN (PORTUGUESE SUB.)
Posted by admin | Under Portuguese Videos Thursday Nov 13, 2008
Portuguese sub.
I love arabian music, specially Hakim, Hisham Abbas and Tony Mouzayek.
Nari Narin is one of the best arabian musics.
Source: Emule
Special thanks to:
- Divx 4 Arab http://www.divx4arab.com
- Teacher Sandry Hussein, from the community in Orkut “Aprender Árabe” (Learn Arabic).
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SINGERS HISHAM ABBAS AND JAYASHRI.
PLEASE, PAY ATTENTION FOR THE FINAL OF THIS VIDEO, OK?
Duration : 0:5:20
Rui Pedro andarilho molinera
Posted by admin | Under Studying Portuguese Monday Nov 3, 2008
Rui Pedro canta Molinera no programa Fátima Lopes da Sic
www.ruipedroandarilho.com
Duration : 2 min 30 sec
Learning to Love
Posted by admin | Under Learning Portuguese Tuesday Oct 28, 2008
Upbeat song from Scott's new CD - Learning to Love
More info at http://scottwilderweb.com
Anyone out there see me?
Hearing me play my songs for you
A sly rhyme my point of view
Who are the people standing in front of me?
What did they come to see?
A one night stand music rendezvous
Don’t say that I didn’t warn ya.
Can’t stay; so time is important
Love’s made a stand and you will have to go through Him
There’s time to live and to laugh
There’s hope that good things will last
When we embrace that then we will be learning to love
There’s no one standing in the way
There’s nothing more that’s left to say
One step of faith it all it takes to be learning to love
Love isn’t always easy, But it’s kind an ever true
It’s standing there waiting for you
Standing there waiting like people in front of me.
Who do you wanna be?
A pulse that only beats or mercy’s proof?
Don’t wait for ‘always …
Duration : 3 min 44 sec
Music For Life
Posted by admin | Under Studying Portuguese Monday Oct 20, 2008
A very interesting project, brainchild of Diego Frankeleyn, a portuguese musician studying and living, as myself in the UK.
Me and Diego playing “Wonder” and “Inside Out”.
Duration : 0:7:43
Siheng Song play Prokofiev No.1 piano concert 宋思衡(part 2)
Posted by admin | Under Studying Portuguese Saturday Oct 18, 2008
Pianist Siheng Song was born in Shanghai China in 1981 and is widely regarded as one of the top pianists of his generation. As the multiple winner of numerous competitions, he has performed in important venues and with prestigious orchestras around the globe. His early studies began at the age of three, and 1991, he was accepted in the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, studying under Professors Yiqi Shen, and Xu Zhong. He graduated from the school in 2001. During his time of study, he won many prizes including first prize at the Beijing National Piano Competition, and silver medals at the Porto Piano Competition in Portugal and the Shanghai International Piano Competition, along with additional special prizes.
In 2002, Siheng was awarded a scholarship from the Zaleski Foundation, enabling him to study abroad in France in the Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris with Prof. Marian Rybicki. After receiving his Diploma of Concert Pianist, he went on to study with Olivier Gardon in the Conservatory of Paris, and is currently studying privately with Dominique Merlet. He has also participated in masterclasses with masters such as Phillipe Entremont, Michel Dalberto and Dmitri Bashkirov.
After moving to Paris, Siheng began collecting many definitive prizes, such as first prizes in the Pontoise Piano Campus Concours, Morocco International Piano Concours, Viseu International Competition in Portugal, Grand Prix Animato International Concours, and most importantly, the Grand Prize at the 2004 Long Thibaud Piano Concours, making him the first Chinese to win this competition. He was also a prizewinner at the 2006 Leeds International Piano Competition.
Since his victory in Paris, Siheng Song has toured extensively throughout Europe and Asia. He has appeared in venues such as Suntory and Sumuda Triphony halls in Tokyo, NHK and Symphony Halls in Osaka, Theatre Chatelet, Theatre Mogador, Salle Pleyel, Salle Gaveau, Salle Cortot, Beethoven-haus, Dworek Chopina, Shanghai Grand Theatre, Shanghai Oriental Arts Centre, Beijing Concert Hall, etc. His many festival engagements include festival de la Roque d’Antheron in France, Ruhr Festival in Germany, Beethoven Festival in Bonn, and Chopin festival in Duszniki in Poland.
He has played with many orchestras such as Orchestra Philharmonic de Radio France, Orchestra Nationale de Ile de France, Orchestra Nationale de Lille, Orchestra Phiharmonic de Monte-Carlo, Chamber Orchestra of Toulouse, Orchestra de la Suisse Romande, Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra, Beijing Symphony Orchestra, Macau Symphony Orchestra, New Japan Philharmonic, Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, Maroc Royal Phiharmonic, etc. He has collaborated with maestros such as Marek Janowski, James Judd, Jean-Claude Casadesus, and Edo de Waart.
Recently, he recorded several CDs for Radio France, DG to high acclaim. His first solo CD was released in April under the Passavant label. Despite his young age, Siheng Song has been invited to judge at various competitions, including the Morocco International Piano Competition, the Grand Prix Animato, and the Grandes Amateurs International Piano Competition in Paris.
Duration : 0:8:7
Ravel left hand piano concert by Siheng Song宋思衡(part 2)
Posted by admin | Under Studying Portuguese Tuesday Oct 7, 2008
Siheng Song Play the ravel conceert with Philharmonic de Radio france in Salle Pleyel.Pianist Siheng Song was born in Shanghai China in 1981 and is widely regarded as one of the top pianists of his generation. As the multiple winner of numerous competitions, he has performed in important venues and with prestigious orchestras around the globe. His early studies began at the age of three, and 1991, he was accepted in the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, studying under Professors Yiqi Shen, and Xu Zhong. He graduated from the school in 2001. During his time of study, he won many prizes including first prize at the Beijing National Piano Competition, and silver medals at the Porto Piano Competition in Portugal and the Shanghai International Piano Competition, along with additional special prizes.
In 2002, Siheng was awarded a scholarship from the Zaleski Foundation, enabling him to study abroad in France in the Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris with Prof. Marian Rybicki. After receiving his Diploma of Concert Pianist, he went on to study with Olivier Gardon in the Conservatory of Paris, and is currently studying privately with Dominique Merlet. He has also participated in masterclasses with masters such as Phillipe Entremont, Michel Dalberto and Dmitri Bashkirov.
After moving to Paris, Siheng began collecting many definitive prizes, such as first prizes in the Pontoise Piano Campus Concours, Morocco International Piano Concours, Viseu International Competition in Portugal, Grand Prix Animato International Concours, and most importantly, the Grand Prize at the 2004 Long Thibaud Piano Concours, making him the first Chinese to win this competition. He was also a prizewinner at the 2006 Leeds International Piano Competition.
Since his victory in Paris, Siheng Song has toured extensively throughout Europe and Asia. He has appeared in venues such as Suntory and Sumuda Triphony halls in Tokyo, NHK and Symphony Halls in Osaka, Theatre Chatelet, Theatre Mogador, Salle Pleyel, Salle Gaveau, Salle Cortot, Beethoven-haus, Dworek Chopina, Shanghai Grand Theatre, Shanghai Oriental Arts Centre, Beijing Concert Hall, etc. His many festival engagements include festival de la Roque d’Antheron in France, Ruhr Festival in Germany, Beethoven Festival in Bonn, and Chopin festival in Duszniki in Poland.
He has played with many orchestras such as Orchestra Philharmonic de Radio France, Orchestra Nationale de Ile de France, Orchestra Nationale de Lille, Orchestra Phiharmonic de Monte-Carlo, Chamber Orchestra of Toulouse, Orchestra de la Suisse Romande, Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra, Beijing Symphony Orchestra, Macau Symphony Orchestra, New Japan Philharmonic, Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, Maroc Royal Phiharmonic, etc. He has collaborated with maestros such as Marek Janowski, James Judd, Jean-Claude Casadesus, and Edo de Waart.
Recently, he recorded several CDs for Radio France, DG to high acclaim. His first solo CD was released in April under the Passavant label. Despite his young age, Siheng Song has been invited to judge at various competitions, including the Morocco International Piano Competition, the Grand Prix Animato, and the Grandes Amateurs International Piano Competition in Paris.
Duration : 0:9:20
Ravel left hand piano concert by Siheng Song宋思衡(part 1)
Posted by admin | Under Studying Portuguese Saturday Oct 4, 2008
Siheng Song play with Philharmonic de Radio France in Salle Pleyel in Paris.Pianist Siheng Song was born in Shanghai China in 1981 and is widely regarded as one of the top pianists of his generation. As the multiple winner of numerous competitions, he has performed in important venues and with prestigious orchestras around the globe. His early studies began at the age of three, and 1991, he was accepted in the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, studying under Professors Yiqi Shen, and Xu Zhong. He graduated from the school in 2001. During his time of study, he won many prizes including first prize at the Beijing National Piano Competition, and silver medals at the Porto Piano Competition in Portugal and the Shanghai International Piano Competition, along with additional special prizes.
In 2002, Siheng was awarded a scholarship from the Zaleski Foundation, enabling him to study abroad in France in the Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris with Prof. Marian Rybicki. After receiving his Diploma of Concert Pianist, he went on to study with Olivier Gardon in the Conservatory of Paris, and is currently studying privately with Dominique Merlet. He has also participated in masterclasses with masters such as Phillipe Entremont, Michel Dalberto and Dmitri Bashkirov.
After moving to Paris, Siheng began collecting many definitive prizes, such as first prizes in the Pontoise Piano Campus Concours, Morocco International Piano Concours, Viseu International Competition in Portugal, Grand Prix Animato International Concours, and most importantly, the Grand Prize at the 2004 Long Thibaud Piano Concours, making him the first Chinese to win this competition. He was also a prizewinner at the 2006 Leeds International Piano Competition.
Since his victory in Paris, Siheng Song has toured extensively throughout Europe and Asia. He has appeared in venues such as Suntory and Sumuda Triphony halls in Tokyo, NHK and Symphony Halls in Osaka, Theatre Chatelet, Theatre Mogador, Salle Pleyel, Salle Gaveau, Salle Cortot, Beethoven-haus, Dworek Chopina, Shanghai Grand Theatre, Shanghai Oriental Arts Centre, Beijing Concert Hall, etc. His many festival engagements include festival de la Roque d’Antheron in France, Ruhr Festival in Germany, Beethoven Festival in Bonn, and Chopin festival in Duszniki in Poland.
He has played with many orchestras such as Orchestra Philharmonic de Radio France, Orchestra Nationale de Ile de France, Orchestra Nationale de Lille, Orchestra Phiharmonic de Monte-Carlo, Chamber Orchestra of Toulouse, Orchestra de la Suisse Romande, Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra, Beijing Symphony Orchestra, Macau Symphony Orchestra, New Japan Philharmonic, Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, Maroc Royal Phiharmonic, etc. He has collaborated with maestros such as Marek Janowski, James Judd, Jean-Claude Casadesus, and Edo de Waart.
Recently, he recorded several CDs for Radio France, DG to high acclaim. His first solo CD was released in April under the Passavant label. Despite his young age, Siheng Song has been invited to judge at various competitions, including the Morocco International Piano Competition, the Grand Prix Animato, and the Grandes Amateurs International Piano Competition in Paris.
Duration : 0:9:24
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