Practicing together will do that.

You should listen to Duo Assad's recordings! They are simply amazing: two Brazilian brothers guitarrists, who sound like a single guitar!

Yes, exactly . . . more like identical twins than brothers separated by three years. Their interactions are astounding. Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant!

Почему почти телепатически? Именно телепатически. Это даже не ансамбль, это единое целое. И какая изумительная музыкальность.

I agree...absolutely love them...such temperament...virtuosity and utter sweetness in their playing...

The Berceuse is also one of my treasured childhood memories because I remember listening to Listen With Mother with my mother. It is now one of my greatest pleasures to actually play the solo piece on the piano.

@@keyboarddancers7751 I too remember listening to the Home Service as an infant. (I think it was at 1.45 p.m.). I became a pianist, organist, school-teacher and piano teacher a few years later and I'm sure that it all happened as a result of this Faure piece. (I didn't know until I actually performed it, that is was 'really' a duet!) P.S. I believe one of the presenters on the 'Listen with Mother' was called Daphne Oxenford; I actually played in a concert she was involved with. Her voice was special and I told her how important this Faure piece was to me.

@@martyns398 Exactly my experience also, because of this Fauré piece. I remember begging my mother to leave the radio on at the end until the middle bit of the piece was over and the "proper" tune started again. I do think, however, that this performance of it is too fast. I play the Alphonse Leduc édition for two hands transcribed by Cortot, and I think this was the version used on "Listen With Mother", though I could be wrong.

@@Challenger2A7 At college (RCM) I played the duet version of 'Mother Goose' which I thought was an incredible piece! I guess it introduced me to Ravel's orchestral music, his piano concerto(s) and of course, Jazz. The story is that Gershwin visited Ravel and asked for lessons; Ravel replied, 'I cannot teach you anything!' (which could be taken in several ways!) I love playing piano duets but insist on two 'normal' piano stools and NEVER one 'duet-stool'. I need to be able to be at an angle - not sure why! (I think I visited Ravel's grave a long time ago.)

Yes, i also remember this from Listen with Mother.

Dagoberto Espinoza thank you

talent

0:30 Berceuse (after applause)

El título "Pas Espagnole" es en realidad "Le pas espagnol" (el paso español)

Brilliant! Such exquisite talent.

😂😂😂

Bravo!

@Miles Ford Its a scam, delete this please

I don't get it

😆 😆 😆 Who knew they were so talented?

Artur y Lucas es cultura

Mijn vader met mijn oma ook. Zoete herinnering

Ahh... yes, but there was a whole bunch of jolly good French composers writing for the piano at around the same time.... .... (notwithstanding that some of those French composers weren't even French!) www.wqxr.org/story/12-impressionist-works-composers-not-named-debussy-or-ravel/

@@effyleven Jolly good? GENIUS MASTERS to be precise. Saint-Saëns, Fauré, Debussy, Ravel. Each one totally different from one another. Utterly original geniuses. Like all master composers.

Daughter*

Your daughter is truly amazing🥰 She must be very good!!

I really appreciate your comment, I live in the UK where the government despises such artistic and creative talent. I hope you are in a better situation. My regards. ❤

I should like to thank you so much for your insight.

Um, not quite. That's not how it works.

I’m doing exactly the same thing. I wonder why they leave out 2 of the pieces in the suite, perhaps you only get to hear it if you buy the CD.

Yes, thank you, Gabriel.

I echo your words, bravo Faure and bravo Jussen! ❤

1993 and 1996 born

@@greyhoundrm They look like twins.

Error habitual al traducir al español: play=juegan y es "tocan" . To play en inglés tiene dos acepciones, jugar y tocar (un onstrumento)

Digo instrumento