http://www.piano-and-cello-and-friends.com/videoblog/2008/04/02/piano/chris-rice-plays-franz-liszts-hungarian-rhapsody-no-2/ The Rice Brothers, Johnny and Chris, share the glorious music of the piano and cello, in solos, duets, and ensembles with wonderful musicians from around the world who play other magnificent instruments. Classical music is featured, as well as Gospel music, jazz, ragtime, Boogie Woogie, and much more. You are also welcomed to a discussion of the role of music in creating community, health, education and inspiration. Wed, 07 Jan 2009 12:53:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://www.piano-and-cello-and-friends.com/videoblog/2008/04/02/piano/chris-rice-plays-franz-liszts-hungarian-rhapsody-no-2/#comment-3 Kay Lewandowski Mon, 02 Jun 2008 03:32:26 +0000 http://piano-and-cello-and-friends.com/videoblog/2008/04/02/videos/chris-rice-plays-franz-liszts-hungarian-rhapsody-no-2/#comment-3 Dear Chris and Johnny, Your father and I were good friends in college and in the years that followed. He has shared with me over the years just how talented and wonderful his son's are. Now I can see for myself. I am overwhelmed by the beauty of the way in which you play. I am certain that Franz Liszt is very proud of the way in which you present his music ( from Heaven, of course.) I am very near the age of your father and I have always wanted to learn to play the piano. We bought a piano and I started playing about a year and a half ago. I love it. Learning to play the piano gives me an even greater appreciation for your talent. You don't even use the music. How do you remember all of that? I am amazed! I hope that my husband, Ed, and I will get to meet you both someday very soon. By the way, Ed is definitely Polish. Actually, he is a "thouroghbred." He will especially love Chopin's Ballade #1 and what you wrote about Chopin. I will show it to him shortly. Best wishes. Both of you have a wonderul future ahead of you. Sincerely, Kay Lewandowski Dear Chris and Johnny,
Your father and I were good friends in college and in the years that followed. He has shared with me over the years just how talented and wonderful his son’s are. Now I can see for myself. I am overwhelmed by the beauty of the way in which you play. I am certain that Franz Liszt is very proud of the way in which you present his music ( from Heaven, of course.)
I am very near the age of your father and I have always wanted to learn to play the piano. We bought a piano and I started playing about a year and a half ago. I love it. Learning to play the piano gives me an even greater appreciation for your talent. You don’t even use the music. How do you remember all of that? I am amazed! I hope that my husband, Ed, and I will get to meet you both someday very soon. By the way, Ed is definitely Polish. Actually, he is a “thouroghbred.”
He will especially love Chopin’s Ballade #1 and what you wrote about Chopin. I will show it to him shortly. Best wishes. Both of you have a wonderul future ahead of you.
Sincerely, Kay Lewandowski

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