Gamazda – Pink Floyd’s Time on the piano
An evening pause: Her real name is Aleksandra Kuznetsova, and was trained at the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory. Now she happily makes her living producing and playing piano covers of great rock music.
Hat tip Alton Blevins.
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BEAUTIFUL!! Brings back memories of being a Floyd fan. I could hear the words as she played.
I have it on good authority ‘Getting into the Moscow Conservatory is like getting to the moon. High level.’
Still a Pink Floyd fan. Though that was considered the edge of music back when it first came out, it has musicality all over it. There is “music” currently that has no relationship in my mind to music. It is all noise, screaming and hollering.