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happy boy what will you say if trout is a real good fighter beats alvarez and floyd avoids him?Posted March 3, 2013 3:07 am
Boy Its gotta hurt watching PBF get all those accolades while piling up some of the most impressive performances ever seen. It must hurt you seeing his face in Forbes highest paid athletes every year. Yet you still buy every PPV fight hoping, dreaming, praying that this will be the day, the day someone puts him in his place………… SAD SAD life LMAOPosted March 2, 2013 7:24 pm
Mayweather chooses not to knock people out, instead favoring using his technical ability to get easy victories. When he chooses to for a knock-out he has always had the power to do it. For the geniuses that claim he doesnt have the power, why do you think he gets all that respect in the ring??? There is a reason Money has been the least hit boxer in boxing history; and its not because of his unbelievable defensive skills, its also because he has the speed AND power to make you pay when he counters!!! Speed is nothing by itself!!!Posted March 2, 2013 7:18 pm
Again you are selling the same story "let size do what skills cannot" and Floyd does NOT have every advantage Guerrero is 7 years younger than the now 36 year old Mayweather and Robert has verbalized his OWN thoughts on what time may have done to FMJ's mobility… As for power is Floyd a huge puncher?? He has not even stopped 50% of the WWs he faced, Berto did more than that percentage wise and Guerrero handled his best shots with relative ease whereas we saw Berto on the canvas!! Your size thesis is debunked Guerrero was strong and ripped at 147 and FMJ is a guy who comes to the ring at 150 to 151…Posted March 2, 2013 12:02 pm
shredmond I am not saying mayweather should move to middle supermiddle light heavy. I know he is to smal for that . that is not his weight class.. I am saying floyd could have picked trout or alvarez because floyd has fought at jr middle weight. I belive he holds a title at welterweight and jr middle weight . So suggesting that floyd face trout or alvarez who are jr middeleweights . is not like Im saying he should fight klitchko . Guerrero is now a welterweight who was a feather weight and just two fights ago he was a lightweight often going the distance with manny of lightweights . so if guerrero was not a big puncher at lightweight he wont be a big puncher at welter He i is to small not skilled enough and not powerful enough to beat mayweather. Mayweather as a boxer has every atvange over Guerrero . Now if mayweather were to step in with trout as a jr middle weight I would not be as sure of a mayweather victory . as a boxing fan I think mayweather trout would be a more compettive match instead of a showcase the way mayweather over guerrero is going to bePosted March 1, 2013 7:41 pm
Frank Guerrero is the SAME size as Floyd Mayweather YOU want Mayweather in the ring with BIGGER boxers because it seems to be a fair way to negate his advantage in skills… Thats not exactly correct thinking Floyd has already travelled 24 pounds during his career whats wrong with him facing a comprably sized 4 weight Champion… Floyd is a SMALL WWPosted March 1, 2013 12:59 pm
Not to worry. Ole Floyd only fights guys he knows he can beat. He doesn't know the meaning of the word Champion. Boxing will remember him as a COWARD.Posted February 28, 2013 7:34 pm
it may not be a gross mismatch but floyd has every advantage. guerrero is a brave smaller fighter who comes foward which plays right into mayweathers hands . glad to see guerrero get a big money fight . but again outa of 3 opponents trout alvarez and guerrero mayweather picked the smallest weakest guy the safest fight . if trout proves to be as crafty as he looks against alvarez . I doubt floyd will ever face austin troutPosted February 28, 2013 5:33 pm
Sounds like this guy reads too many damn comic booksPosted February 28, 2013 4:48 pm
I have read some ridiculous articles on Eastside boxing over the years but every now and then you get one that just stops you in your tracks. Guerrero has seen his stock rise for the wrong reasons- pure Hype!!! His win against Aydin while impressive was never spectacular. especially considering that Aydin is nothing more than a power puncher with no technical skills. Berto(another over-hyped fighter) was coming off the longest layoff of his career and a failed drug test, so nothing to write home about. Now lets get back to this abomination of a boxing article. So apparently Floyd doesn't have "power" to worry Guerrero??? I am guessing you got that from the same place where you found this one " It makes sense that a lot of fight fans are picking The Ghost to cause a huge upset." HAHAHAHAHA you and Stevie wonder perhaps. Guerrero is over-matched period!! he lacks power or speed, two qualities you need to at least survive twelve rounds with "Money". I predict Floyd being more aggressive in this fight, pushing the action like he did in the early rounds against Ortiz. This fight ends with Guerrero on the floor!! Floyd maybe 36 but he is a young 36 with no wars under his belt to affect him. He still has his speed & power but most importantly his technical ability has gotten even better. Just 3 fights ago people were speculating that Floyd didn't have the same legs, now its his skills are declining- wishful thinking!!! This is another hand-picked opponent for Floyd, chosen only to exaggerate his boxing greatness to a naive public that actually thinks its always a fiar match-up!!Posted February 28, 2013 4:42 pm
And YES Hidalgo you were REALLY STUPID to suggest that Marquez does not care about winning or losing vs Mayweather or anyone.. HIs ATG career and persistence are legendary, that blind hatred of Floyd will NEVER detract from the clinic he put on Marquez… JMM needed his brother in the ring to be able to combat the unmatched skill, quickness and Ring IQ… NO ONE can handle FMJ at the appropriate weight…Posted February 28, 2013 12:57 pm
Bears, you really ALWAY exceed my expectations as to how DUMB you can be… Guerrero is NOT going back to 130, he has not fought there in YEARS… He also looked like a BEAST at the weight smashing Berto to the canvas and taking his best shots without flinching… Seriously THINK before you comment, I know that is like asking a dog to write an essay but do your best… NUT!Posted February 28, 2013 12:53 pm
Hidalgo, you are making excuses Marquez has ALWAYS been in shape and no matter what strategy he employs against Mayweather he will lose unless it involves he and his brother Rafael in the ring at the same time… NOW you are bashing a GREAT fighter (Marquez) saying he was slacking against the MOST skilled opponent of his career… Its clear you will say ANYTHING to discredit Mayweathers dominance but the tape tells us the ONLY story that matters little man….600k was MORE than enough for Marquez to deal with that piddly 2 pound difference..Posted February 28, 2013 10:51 am
Also, SRedmond, oh master of speaking with forked tongue, I said that Marquez didn't care if he lost because greed over-rode his thought of losing. And that is what happened. Otherwise, he would have been in better shape for the fight, had a better strategy, and he wouldn't have signed a last-minute amendment to the fight contract that paid him more than $600,000K more if Floyd didn't make weight. Lo and behold, Floyd didn't make weight and Marquez was $600,000 richer. Like I said, he didn't care if he lost–he was fighting for the money. He just didn't expect to get blown out the way he did.Posted February 28, 2013 1:23 am
SRedmond, Braggadamus said "Mayweather had never fought at 154 or even attempted to before facing De la Hoya but he took the Fight for the money and still WON." But you didn't call him "STUPID in the extreme" even though Braggadamus clearly inferred that Mayweather took the fight only for the money. Just as I said Marquez did when he decided to fight Mayweather. Oh well, your two-facedness rears its ugly head again.Posted February 28, 2013 1:19 am
"the idea that he just did not care if he lost is STUPID in the extreme…" Cuz you said so, SRedmond? You know better than I do? It's equally STUPID if you think otherwise, because you DON'T know. So, how does it feel to be STUPID in the extreme? You know–like you are?Posted February 28, 2013 1:16 am
Mayweather will put on a clinic because guerrero is not that great of a boxer. Not because frauds that good. please dont be confusedPosted February 28, 2013 12:38 am
OF course fraud will put on a clinic and little guerrero will go back to 130 something. because he is a little 130 something where as frauds walking around at 150 something. doesnt matter canelo pulled out. this card just got megga crappy instantly. cant wait to see the numbers. canelo and trout were MAKING this card. bahahahahahhaha!!!!!Posted February 28, 2013 12:37 am
The Prince
Gurerro will have his moments early, but Floyd will breakdown his gameplan, make the right adjustments, and dominate Gurerro for a points win. The only thing that can go wrong for Mayweather is if he shows up in the ring and realizes he aged badly. With that said, Floyd has the defense and the IQ to stay in the pocket and still win.Posted February 27, 2013 11:14 pm
I think that a lot of these writers are going to get fooled on May 4th. Floyd is not on the decline. In fact; I truly believe that he could have easily boxed Cotto to a BLOW OUT win last year but elected to stand in there a little and make it more entertaining because he knew that down the stretch Cotto would fade some as he usually does in big fights. I think he is going to put on a boxing clinic on May 4th.Posted February 27, 2013 10:46 pm
How is Guerrero too small? He and Floyd are the same size and Robert was hard and muscular against Berto who he tossed around..Posted February 27, 2013 10:39 pm
Frank, what's the issue with Mayweather facing a guy in the division where he is Champ?? Trout got all this buzz because he beat who?? Miguel Cotto who Floyd had beat the fight BEFORE him Canelo and Trout are natural 154 pounders and they are slated to fight, let's see who wins that fight first BOTH are young guys let's not forget EVERYONE wants to fight Floyd for the $$$$$$$… Besides of Canelo wins then why not him?Posted February 27, 2013 10:37 pm
ggg and the other middle weights are to big for floyd I agree but how about trout he is a jr middle and mayweather has been jr midleweigh. this would be a good match up and even though maywather would be a favorite not a sure thing . but it seems the only time floyd will take a fight since welterweight if its a sure thing usally. guerro is to small among other thingsPosted February 27, 2013 7:47 pm
Guerrero showed he was STRONG at the weight by taking some HARD shots from Berto and NEVER going down nor being seriously hurt, he was ALSO able to hurt Berto and put him down 2X and swelled up BOTH of his eyes terribly, forcing Andre to wear shades during his postfight interview where Guerrero told him to STOP making excuses to his FACE… Guerrero is going to lose because he is facing the best but he is a TOUGH, determined fighter…Posted February 27, 2013 6:57 pm
Hidalgo, who cares about Marquez reasons for taking the fight and they are only speculations on your part… Marquez is a PROUD fighter who NEVER even likes to admit his losses the idea that he just did not care if he lost is STUPID in the extreme…Posted February 27, 2013 6:25 pm
Bears is NOT remotely credible NO WAY that Mayweather is going to or should fight GGG hes a full blown MW fighter who could probably go up to 168 if he wanted to… Basically Floyd should fight ANYONE that his detractors can drum up NO MATTER what division… He has an issue with Guerreo going up in weight but its cool for a 5 weight Champ to go up even FARTHER… This guy is an inconsistent clown… Floyd Mayweather is NOBODYS MW fighterPosted February 27, 2013 6:22 pm
Mismatch mannnnPosted February 27, 2013 5:25 pm
All Pac had to do was take the test in 2010 and the fight would of happened but he came up with a bunch of lame excuses when he simply should of said no. And do you notice how Martinez does not come below 157? Do you notice how cut he is when he weighs in. He is not making 154. Like I said when they had the Williams rematch Williams wanted the fight at 154 and Martinez said he can not make 154 because he has put on to much muscle when he made the move to middleweight. This is from his own mouth. So until I actually see him make 154, where there are more money fights at then I can't believe he can make 154. He would make more money at 154 then he would at 160. That should tell you something right there. That is why he fights the B level fighters at 160 instead of taking on any real threats at 160. Actually Macklin was the only real threat who was a contender and whom was winning the fight until he ran out of gasPosted February 27, 2013 5:17 pm
@Hecdog – Guerrero simply doesn't have the skills to beat Mayweather!!! His fighting style is tailor made for Mayweather to treat him like the bull v. the matador. It's a gross mismatch but Guerrero deserves a shot.Posted February 27, 2013 4:45 pm
@Te Tumbo – its been along time bro! I see you've finally come to realize just how great Mayweather is, lol.Posted February 27, 2013 4:41 pm
martinez has fought b/w 146 and his heaviest ever has been 159 against the bigger chavez jr. not only should fraud have fought pac long ago (excuse machined himself outta that one) he shouldve fought martinez who is in no way much bigger then fraud is over his opponents. guerrero's has been fighting in the low 130s on average and is not rocketing up to 147. LOL. fraud enters the ring at 150 something his last outting and the fraud nuthuggers claim. NOOOOOOOOO he cant meet the martinez's and golovkins. NOOOOOOOOO guerrero is not even a 147 pounders. if people earn fraud fights by beating common fraud opponents then clearly this fight should be fraud vs trout. this has been seriously mismanaged yet again by the cherry picker. but in their eyes its business as usual and "managed" perfectly. as i said fraud mayweathe will have to all the sudden get old in the ring for this ghost to win.Posted February 27, 2013 2:59 pm
I just finished watching the Guerrero vs Berto fight for the 4th time and I am amazed at the referee's incompetence. I know that many are giving Guerrero a chance, and why fans wouldn't; he is a strong intelligent fighter; however, I doubt that he will fight the same way with Mayweather as he did with Berto. First, the referee in that fight was awful! He allowed a lot of illegal things to happened. I am not saying that Robert wouldn't had won; however, it would have been a different fight with a competent referee. Mayweather will exploit these situation. He will agree to a referee that will not allow that negative type of fighting. Second, Berto is a static target that tried to fight like Mayweather in that fight but had too many flaws. Mayweather will stick and move, and will not allow to be drawn into a brawl. Third, Guerrero is not a puncher; he punches hard but he does not have a devastating punch needed to stop a fighter like Mayweather (Remember Trinidad vs Whitaker). Finally, Floyd is physically much bigger than Guerrero. In Mayweathers last fights, the size differences became apparent in the ring and became a factor in the fights. I would like to see an upset but reality tells me otherwise. Mayweather is in a position of control and he will pick his rivals carefully. Styles make fights and I can only see a few fighters with a legitimate chance to beat Floyd: Martinez, Paquiao, and maybe Mathysse. Canelo is a gimp hyped by a company that is trying to make money of the fact that he is a white Mexican and has not been paired with a legitimate fighter yet.; Floyd will beating by decision easily. With all that being said, I hope I am wrong! Yes, I hope I am very wrong! I think that Guerrero is a man with lots of integrity and honor. I am still moved by the way he approached his wife's cancer situation. Again, I hope I am wrong.Posted February 27, 2013 10:46 am
Sol-MySoul, Johannesburg
Gents, I'm happy that everybody who faces Floyd is always "given chance to upset him". It's no different with Guerrero yet Guerrero is no better than Cotto, Marquez, De la Hoya, maybe even Ortiz for that matter and yet we all saw the results. His ONLY asset is his heart which also gets cancelled out by Floyd's heart. Believe you me, Floyd has helluva heart. Top that off with his unmatched boxing skill, you have a walk over. Guerrero has a decent punching power, so is Floyd. He certainly doesn't have a "devastating" punching power. Even if he had, if he can't touch Floyd with his hands it's going to be useless. He claims to be a multi-disciplined boxer who presents different styles for all his fights. You gotta present different styles because each fighter is different from others, duh! He's never seen what he's about to see and "experience". Floyd will tame him and make him a fan and follower. Ask Corley and Judah! They are fans and followers. Guerrero believes he can annihilate Floyd's style because he did so in Berto. Berto was no near emulating Floyd's fighting style. He's getting false comfort on false issues. In the UNLIKELY event of an upset, I bet you Guerrero would lose the title within the 1st or 2nd defense. He's no special fighter, I'm sorry. FLOYD ALL THE WAY . . . IT'S SHOWTIME, BABY!Posted February 27, 2013 6:44 am
I know people will hate it but Floyd is just a one of a kind. He wont lose this one.Posted February 27, 2013 5:45 am
te tumbo
it's time for an upset but it will most likely be a mismatch. just how blatant depends on how well Mayweather performs. Guerrero's there for the ride and i anticipate he'll make the most of it but Mayweather doesn't figure to be upset in 2013. Floyd by TKO, which is a standing prediction v. any welter opponent. i think he's still at the top of his game in 2013 and who can compete with that? not Marquez, not Pacquiao*, not Guerrero. upset of the decade otherwise.Posted February 27, 2013 4:24 am
Oh so you mean make it a really close fight but still come up short on the decision because that is they way they saw it? Just because there is a close fight and the guy you thought won didn't win does not mean it is a robberyPosted February 27, 2013 1:43 am
I say upset but we have corrupt Judges so Guerrero can be Castilled by the judgesPosted February 27, 2013 1:08 am
I like guerrero glad to see him get a pay day but guerrero has not one advantage in this fight . starting with size speed . now if mayweather chosse trout instead .I think that would be a itesting match up . but since mayweather moved to welter weigt he has picked the safer fights never bums but the safer fights.Posted February 27, 2013 12:40 am
Floyd beat Oscar by a wide margin, but some of the judges did not think so and Floyd beat Castillo. Just because it was a close fight and you think the other guy won does not make it a robbery.Posted February 26, 2013 11:41 pm
Dark Side
Floyd didn't beat DLH and definitely didn't beat Castillo in the first. His '0' is a fraud and no real fan can ever say he is undefeated. Guerrero will be his 3rd loss but that doesn't mean you'll see it on his record.Posted February 26, 2013 10:43 pm
Ghetto Thug
"Good always overcomes Evil." This is true, just ask Mphony Knockcquiao, he has been juicing, lying, cheating on his wife and taking advantage from guys who need money, thatswhy God gave him what he deserved.. he took a BIG nap on the canvas, justice from above existsPosted February 26, 2013 10:14 pm
I think the fight is a mismatch. Its nothing more than the continuation of the Fraud circus! Boycott PPV!Posted February 26, 2013 9:03 pm
Horrible mismatch. Mayweather will pop him and nick him until he bleeds all over the ring. In desperation, Guerrero will lunge in and get knocked out for his pains. Terrible fight.Posted February 26, 2013 7:43 pm
It will be an upset if Guerrero gets to the final bell!!Posted February 26, 2013 7:41 pm
Mayweather had never fought at 154 or even attempted to before facing De la Hoya but he took the Fight for the money and still WON. Manny needs to take a page out of Mayweather's book and next time when he takes a Fight for the money learn how to take the WIN along WITH it…The Mayweather-Marquez was GREATER than a Championship Fight. It was the CURRENT #2 P4P Fighter in the Sport vs. the retired #1 P4P Fighter in the Sport. The #1 P4P Mayweather BLITZED Marquez giving him the most lopsided defeat of his career. WOW!Posted February 26, 2013 7:22 pm
"He destroyed the guy that destroyed Manny when Marquez was even LESS ring worn…" Some victory that was, huh? Uh, no. Marquez had never fought at welterweight, or even attempted to, before fighting Floyd Mayweather jr. Marquez took that fight for the money. He didn't care if he lost because his greed overridded that thought, but he didn't expect to get embarassingly shut out the way he did. Additionally, Floyd cheated on his weight for that fight. Intentionally. Remember that? BTW, it was also a non-title fight. It was a money fight–plainly, solely, simply.Posted February 26, 2013 6:55 pm
I don't think it is a blatant mismatch, I do think Guerrero will make a decent account of him self but he will losePosted February 26, 2013 6:39 pm
a GHOST of a chance ……Posted February 26, 2013 5:05 pm
Most of these comments about Floyd cherrypicking opponents are rediculous. Saying that Floyd only picks opponents he thinks he can beat is just a stupid argument. What fighter picks opponents who they think will beat them? No one takes a fight thinking they will loose (minus a few who just look for paychecks). EVERY fighter should have the confidence to think they will win. Guerrero thinks he can beat Floyd – I disagree, but if Guerrero didn't think he had a shot, he probably wouldn't have taken the fight.Posted February 26, 2013 4:40 pm
Not a big fan of Guerrero – his religious insanity is a bit much for me – but he is definately exciting and I think he's earned the shot at Floyd's belt, especially by beating Berto. I wouldn't go so far as to put a bet on Guerrero to win, but a mismatch it is not.Posted February 26, 2013 4:37 pm
$250 million plus by boring deposit!Posted February 26, 2013 4:18 pm
Pretty boy by boring decision!Posted February 26, 2013 4:13 pm
No cherry picking is going after no hopers, Mayweather has faced 4 HOF level fighters and all World Champions since he fought Oscar that is all you can ask a fighter to do… He destroyed the guy that destroyed Manny when Marquez was even LESS ring worn…You have no CLUE what cherry picking is and you know LITTLE about boxing because you spend too much time discussing Mayweather and riding his sack… I NEVER see you comment on other divisions or whats going on because you really are all about Mayweather and recent KO victim Manny PacquiaoPosted February 26, 2013 3:55 pm
How the hell does anyone have Guerrero on a P4P list?
Chicago guy
Of course Floyd analyzes his opponents ALL boxers do he is just better at taking advantage of their flaws than anyone… Thats called GREATNESS, its a quality that he has that 99% of boxers do not… At the end of the day there are 2 well trained professionals in the ring but FMJ's god given skills render them subordinates in the ring, its like a lion vs a shark while fighting in the ocean…Posted February 26, 2013 2:44 pm
Wow what a genius statement this guy says that Floyd analyzes his opponents down to a science… Isn't that what ALL fighters do? Isn't that why they watch videotape and spar opponents similar to the one they are going to face? Its funny that Guerrero is droning on about Floyd slipping and we all know he is not moving as much as he used to but these possible deficits are NOT really given much credence the problem for FMJ detractors is that Mayweather knows how to win…. And until they see him lose they are going to STAY pissed off… Guerrero is a PRIME 4 weight World Champion but none of that matters because he is facing FMJ so consequently he is now relegated to bum status by detractors…. Silly menPosted February 26, 2013 2:21 pm
CORRECTION…IF Floyd can make the #10 P4P Fighter in the World LOOK like a MISMATCH at 36 yrs old then that is just MORE testament to his GOATNESS. ..Posted February 26, 2013 2:07 pm
Roy Jones Jr. agrees with ME that even one of the most talented Fighters of all times can be knocked out by the #10 P4P Fighter in the World. SO if Floyd can make the #10 P4P Fighter LOOK like a MISMATCH then that is just MORE testament to his GOATNESS.Posted February 26, 2013 2:05 pm
Chicago guy
Blatant setup for Fraudie to win to be exactPosted February 26, 2013 1:36 pm
Autistic Charles
blatant mismatch like.Posted February 26, 2013 12:50 pm
Perhaps not exactly a mismatch given Mayweather's advanced age BUT Guerrero really doesn't have much of a chance primarily because his style and the style of several other mentioned opponents are very made to order for him.Posted February 26, 2013 11:26 am
I don't think it will be either of those outcomes, Mayweather stays on his toes and out-boxes the Ghost to a close points victory.Posted February 26, 2013 11:15 am


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I have several recordings of Beethoven's Diabelli Variations, and while it is a work I have long appreciated, it wasn't until I heard this recent disc from Andreas Staier that I really started "getting it." It's the most infectiously joyous recording I have of the Diabellis. At times, Staier's performance makes me almost want to get up...
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I have several recordings of Beethoven's Diabelli Variations, and while it is a work I have long appreciated, it wasn't until I heard this recent disc from Andreas Staier that I really started "getting it." It's the most infectiously joyous recording I have of the Diabellis. At times, Staier's performance makes me almost want to get up and dance. Don't forget, these are variations on a waltz, though after the first, opening theme, the waltz rhythm itself is pretty much absent. But they are full of musical humor. As Alfred Brendel said in an essay Must Classical Music Be Entirely Serious?, "…Beethoven here shines as the 'most thoroughly initiated high priest of humour'; he calls the variations 'a satire on their theme'." Staier, in the liner notes, calls this music "ironic" and "sarcastic."
Another unique aspect of this recording is that it is recorded on a fortepiano, with delicious, rich sound, which brings back the music as Beethoven heard it (or would have, if his hearing were better). Finally, this disc includes not only Beethoven's variations, but also a selection of variations from other composers. When Diabelli wished to publish a set of variations on his theme, he sent the theme to a number of composers, and while many were published, it was Beethoven who went to the extreme, creating 33 variations. This recording includes variations by Mozart, Schubert, Czerny, Hummel and others, along with Staier's own "Introduction," an improvisation on the theme. All of these "remixes" are at the beginning of the disc, so if you only want to hear Beethoven, you can start listening at track 13.
As I said above, Staier's performance here is lively, aggressive, and full of joy. It is a delight to hear him play this work, and especially on this attractive copy of a Graf fortepiano. The recording is excellent; the fortepiano is very prominent and full-bodied, and there is no excess of reverb to drown its subtle sounds.
(It's worth noting that Staier recorded this work based on the autograph manuscript (which you can see here). According to the liner notes, this manuscript had been "inaccessible" up until 2009.)
It seems that there is only one other fortepiano recording of this work by Jörg Demus (reissued by DG in August, 2012). It is odd that there are not more recordings of this great work, even on modern piano. (I assume that Ronald Brautigam will be releasing a recording of this as part of his complete Beethoven survey on fortepiano.) While most of the major pianists have recorded it – I especially like Alfred Brendel's recordings – it doesn't have the popularity of, say, Bach's Goldberg Variations. Yet it remains one of the greatest works of variations for piano, and Staier's recording should help it get a bit more exposure.
If you're not familiar with this work, Andreas Staier's fortepiano recording is a great way to discover it. And if you do know the work, but on modern piano, it's wonderful to hear it on an original instrument. Either way, this is a great recording of a great work, and one that any lover of Beethoven's piano works should get.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Beautiful and thought-provoking,
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This is a great recording of the Diabelli Variations and probably the best-recorded fortepiano I've ever heard. First things first: I love the way it opens with some of the 'other' Diabelli Variations by composers like Hummel, Schubert, and the young Liszt. The latter especially is fascinating. I also love the way Staier links them with the Beethoven by means of his own 'Introduction', which works very well. It sounds the way I imagine a Beethoven improvisation would sound, and in general it follows the older practice of performers opening a work with their own improvisations.
It perfectly sets the stage for what is a lively and energetic performance of the Diabelli Variations, with a great sense of continuity and cumulative sweep. This doesn't preclude individual characterisation of the variations or moments of repose, as the hauntingly played Variation 20 can demonstrate. No matter how many versions of the Diabelli Variations are in your collection, this one will make you hear it afresh, which is no mean feat.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent Diabelli on a fortepiano,
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The studio recording of the Diabelli Variations by Andreas Staier is amazing. It took me a long time to track down a recording of this work that I'm entirely satisfied with on an instrument of the kind that Beethoven knew. Andrew Clements: "Staier's variations of touch and tone and the nuances of his pedalling would be remarkable on a modern concert grand, let alone such an early instrument, while he is always alert to the ways in which he can articulate and alter the pacing of what can seem a forbidding span of music. " Indeed this is an extraordinary performance, especially for those who are curious about just how much a fortepiano is capable of in the right hands.
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5.0 out of 5 stars very fine Diabelli.,
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There are many versions of the Diabelli available, but this comfortably holds its own with the best (among which I would include Paul Lewis, Nikolyeva, Anderzewski to pick a few.) Staier is a superb pianist, and sails effortlessly through what is a very difficult piece of music. Two things make this cd especially interesting.
The first is the inclusion of variations written by other composers who were asked to contribute. They are competent and interesting enough, but show the different league that Beethoven was in compared to most of his contemporaries. (The Liszt variation, apparently written when he was 12, is an amazingly virtuosic piece from one so young.)
The second is the instrument used - a fortepiano with plenty of range and volume, and with some interesting effects used occasionally. One sounds as if the whole instrument is about to collapse.
I won't rabbit on about what Staier does with each variation, but he's obviously put a lot of work and thought into the performance, and the whole thing hangs together and flows beautifully.
Get it - you'll probably love it as much as I do.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A Period Practice Opus 120 which is Timeless,
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I have never regarded the Diabelli Variations as being top-tier Beethoven. Given how much I enjoy the artistry of Andreas Staier, I leapt upon this copy at the library: here was an opportunity to move it up the ranks. Staier plays a fortepiano `after Conrad Graf' - I presume this is an instrument that Beethoven would have recognized - whatever that means in a mundane sense. Before I move onto the disc, let's digress.
My `Beloved Adversary' on Amazon recently made a point.
`Of course "we" all assume that [Composer X] knew what he was doing and therefore `we have become ever more assiduous in matching his intentions, performing his works on instruments he would have recognized, with tempi and articulation that he would have chosen, mastering . . . techniques that he would have relished.'
To my mind, this is 'flat earth-ish' at best. Auden tells us that `we are lived by the powers we pretend to understand.' In many a creation, there is more content than what its creator intended - the muse is the ultimate determinant as to scope and its translation into meaning. Elsewhere, Virginia Woolf famously told us that human nature changed on the eve of Armageddon. If so - if so - how is one to measure the abyss that lies between our Weltanschauung (world view) and that of Beethoven's audience in the late 1820s in Imperial Vienna? What does this all mean? I suggest this: it is pernicious to think that we can encompass if not enmesh Beethoven merely by playing one of his works stylishly on an instrument of his time. Any art that is not able to transcend the circumstances of its genesis to address later generations on their own terms and mysteriously so is an art that warrants the scrutiny of bald-headed scholars and listeners alike and that's about it.
With that rant out of the way, be it on a harpsichord or fortepiano, Steinway or Moog Synthesizer, the artistry of Andreas Staier is always a delight. To my ears, this is endeavour is a complete success: a master is at work. Staier has the requisite sense of theatre to bring this work fully to life. His characterization is vivid. Be it the drollness of XXIII or the numinosity of XX, he is equal to the task. The rambunctiousness of `Beethoven the Giant in the Land of the Lilliputians' (XXII) is vibrantly conveyed. Come the final Variation, there is a overwhelming sense of homecoming as if Odysseus has finally returned to Ithaca, well-worn but wiser. Nor is there any sense of miniaturization with a fortepiano in play; one soon forgets the instrument in question to marvel at the realization.
The other reviewer argues that the resonance of the acoustic militates this recording. I disagree. It is true that in many of the Variations (such as II, XIV & XX) Staier plays pianissimo but this is never done precociously. The recording is cut at the one level. While it is unlikely that this studio performance was recorded in the one take, I cannot detect any seams. Whenever he hammers it, therefore, it is a thrill. If the other reviewer had not made this point, it would never have come to my mind.
Buy this recording with confidence. It's a stupendous Opus 120. Evergreen, it speaks to today and beyond.
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Mr. M. J. Reynolds "M J Reynolds" (Nantwich, England) - See all my reviews
The most 'in tune' fortepiano I've ever heard. This is good music but not great and yes there are saucepans in there. I'd rather listen to a Stephen Bishop Kovacevich version. What makes this a really interesting buy is some of the other variations written by composers of the day. The 11 year old Liszt's version is very precocious. A number of lesser known composers tried some really adventurous harmonies which perhaps is a comment on why Beethoven picked this theme to write the greatest set of variations of all time. Then rather cheekily Steier writes a kind of fantasia which leads without pause into the Diabelli theme. Would he have done this if Beethoven had written it? Probably not!
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1.0 out of 5 stars Bad sound,
Pernickity (Australia) - See all my reviews
The live recording of the Diabelli Variations by Grigory Sokolov is amazing. It took me a long time to track down a recording of this work that I'm entirely satisfied with. I feel that Richter plays the Diabelli Variations far too quickly. Just listen to the last variation to see what I mean. The less said about Anderszewski the better.
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You must not think me necessarily foolish because I am facetious, nor will I consider you necessarily wise because you are grave. Sydney Smith.
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"I see..." Wraith mused, stroking his stubbly chin. "So...in the end it's a matter of perspective. To see the answer we must look at both at once from outside the box."
Orin nodded, comprehending. "Neerg, neerg, neerg," he chanted.
Promptly, the green walls retracted to the ground and vanished. Without losing a beat, the agents marched forward into the woods.
Not far in, they came to a tall ridge, a protuberance of earth that barred their way. Orin thought he saw something moving atop it. "Hey!" he called out.
Two figures appeared on the ledge. Orin's words caught in his throat as he stared. Finally, one of the agents muttered, "Are you guys seeing what I'm seeing?"
Two two-dimensional cartoon forms stared back at them. They had spiky light green hair, parted in opposite directions, inordinately large eyes, and unnaturally thin necks. One held a paintbrush in his right hand, the other in his left. They wore, if "wore" could be used here, green costumes with enormous shoulder pauldrons and high boots. On one's chest was an "H", on the other's was a "K".
"Green is the color of will and energy," Father's reassuringly composed voice came over the neuro-link. "Whatever the Witch can will, can be here."
The two beings began to speak, in a tongue the agents could not understand. An alert popped up. "Language detected, would you like subtitles?" asked the automated voice.
After the group selected "yes" in near unison, sentences began scrawling themselves in the agents' fields of vision.
Spoke H: "You seek our master."
Continued K: "But you will not find him."
H: "You think you can battle him."
K: "But you are not worthy."
H: "We are enough to defeat such poor creatures as you."
K: "We will stop you here, you will go no further."
Then they stepped together, side by side, and began painting in the air, sequences of numbers:
They continued on, but the agents could not keep track, for each number remained after written and stood as an obstacle to their path.
After the green-haired duo was finished, they stood and glared condescendingly at the agents. "You do not have what it takes to pass." "This is your end."
Then they looked at each other, smiled, and began chanting:
"It is his greatest strength," "and his greatest weakness."
"It is the fuel of the finest fires of creation," "and the fan of the most furious flames of destruction."
"It is the harbinger of hope," "it is the herald of despair."
"It is the conveyor of change," "and the champion of inertia."
"It is a builder," "it is a butcher," "it is a depositor," "it is a despoiler," "it is acceptor," "it is an annihilator."
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"112" "21"
"93" "9"
"48" "0.5"
"84" "14"
"18" "10.3"
"84" "7"
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Posted 29 July 2012 - 02:51 AM
This is what I have so far. Nothing I can make much sense of, but maybe will help everyone else.
The nth term in sequence K is: (49 - n)/[2|3] where '[2|3]' means 'either 2 or 3', but I haven't yet figured out when to use 2 instead of 3 or vice versa.
Similarly, the nth term in sequence H is: n*[1|2|3|4]
Rewriting the sequences with the variable choices yeids:
I'm guessing that we need to figure out the rules behind the 2 sequences and extend them out far enough to find the corresponding pairs that K and H quote at the very end (112,21), (93,9), (48,0.5), (84,14), (18,10.3), (84,7) and that the values of n for each entry will end up corresponding to a 6 letter word.
Since the H sequence involved [1|2|3|4], I decided to try that as well for the K sequence. I'm still not sure how to decide which multiplier/divisor is used, so I opened a spreadsheet and calculated all 4 possible H and K sequence numbers for n=1:48. I then looked for n's where both the final values quoted by H and K were existing for that value of n. That yielded the following sequence 28,31,48,21,18, 28.
I still don't know if this sequence is significant nor how to convert it to a word.
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"Oy!" A voice hissed, jerking Orin out of his contemplations. "O'er ere!"
He glanced around and finally noted an out-of-place silhouette behind a tree. Cautiously he stepped towards it.
It was a small man with a bushy beard in a green jacket and green hat. A leprechaun? Orin was incredulous. But there was something strangely familiar...
The leprechaun grinned, tipped his hat, and tapped his shoes together before breaking out into a jig:
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Look around,
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We need our Math Masters up in here. Where's MikeD, MM, TripleOption, psyko, etc.? I haven't the faintest about number sequences. I'm only useful for some wordplay.
Same here. And even then, I'm not that good.
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Posted 30 July 2012 - 08:41 PM
The adept agents had figured out the number of elements to the series, but what did it mean? Why was that number significant?
So it would seem that DD's number were good: 28,31,48,21,18, 28
Maybe a six letter word.
Any thought on why the two being were labeled H and K?
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"Here math is not what you need,
But to the minions you should pay some heed,
Drawn in a funny way,
What and how they say,
Their characters perhaps you can read."
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We started to unload the bikes shortly after 6am.
We needed to start early as the small taxi boats that transfer people across the bay do not seem to care about a no wake zones and if they see you loading something off of your boat, they gun the motor and get as close as they can to get the largest wave possible. This little game was not at all amusing when you're loading your bike.
This time,instead of using a dugout boat, we used the dingy with a large bouey to lean the bike at about a 45 degree angle. Lowering the bikes and watching them across the water was starting to seem like second nature. Once all four were on the shore, we then had to move all our gear on a couple of trips back and forth - the dingy was certainly near capacity, though Captain Michel assured us that this was nothing out of the ordinary.
We then all left together and headed to the DIAN where we were to meet our "fixer", quick technical stop at a local grocery store for water, a gatorade, and to hit the ATM. The DIAN is the Colombian customs and tax agency where we needed to register our bikes. Supposedly our "fixer" had been waiting for us and had all the paperwork done, so he just greeted us, handed us some photocopies of our registrations and passports and was off to see more important clients. We then ended up waiting around for almost three hours while the *DIAN agent, Juan Carlos, was "away from his desk" - doing what, we had no idea. It got to the point that Zach actually went to sit at his desk to be sure he didn't get away in case he showed his face. Finally, around 1pm he showed and we walked over to the bikes, checked the VIN numbers, signed some papers and we were off to the hostel.
As I've been traveling, I've been staying mainly at various gracious hosts homes or in cheap hotels along the way. I had really not stayed in a hostel in many years, ever since I backpacked around Europe. Man, was this an eye opener. Drinking games started around 4:30 in the afternoon and went on into the week hours. Fortunately this also meant that the same folks were not up until mid-to late morning by which time I was out and about.
The next day I thought to play tourist so I set off with Zach to check out the town and see the sights. Erick tagged along as far as the fortress, but then headed back to the hostel.
Cartagena has always been the key port for Colombia and many of the countries in South America, starting with getting gold and products from South America back to Spain during the colonial era and it continues to be Colombia's most important port. To ensure trade, during the colonial era, Cartagena was massively fortified with an*impenetrable*fortress - Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas - and also a walled city that protected it from both pirate and naval*attacks. From the time the fort was built in was able to sustain many attacks including some by the English and French navies. Touring the castle fortress and some of the walled city along with seeing up close some of the massive cannons still conserved, one could easily picture a large flotilla off the shore tacking into position to pummel the city.
Fortunately today, the city is well conserved, with many ongoing restoration projects, at least inside the walled city, that provides a fantastic glimpse into centuries past. The building architecture, old plazas and parks paved with warned cobblestones just absorbs and takes you in. The other great thing about Cartagena is the easy and laid back feeling.
This translates into every aspect of life and business as nothing needs to be done fast, maybe because of the intense heat. Case in point our friend Juan Carlos at the DIAN offices mentioned above.
As you turn many corners in the city, you can hear the*rhythmical*sounds of the ballenato accentuated with the lively*accordion*and lyrics that reflect the chillaxed life of these hot tropical climates. That easy going feeling permeates into every aspect of the city and its people.
That evening, as I was checking my emails, I noticed I received a message back from Fritz "Pork and Corn" and ADVRider. I'd been following his travels for quite some time, including his preparations for the trip. He too was traveling on a Triumph Tiger 800XC, but coming from Santiago Chile upwards towards Cartagena. He was wrapping up a 5 month that started in early January and he had just rolled into Cartagena. I was planning on heading out the next morning, so I decided to go for a quick walk to find him at the hostel he where he was staying within the walled city.
Sure enough, the walk paid off and I found him sitting in front of his room, typing away at his blog. We chatted for about a half hour about his journey. You could tell that he was worn out from traveling and was happy to be wrapping up his trip. The most difficult thing he found during his adventure was the isolated feeling he had during much of the journey. It wasn't until the latter part of the trip where he had started staying a hostels and forcing himself to meet people and have more interactions.
Travel can certainly have its isolating effect. I've been very fortunate to have friends throughout the region and even have people go way out of their way to help me meet others as I've traveled. I have had periods where I've been alone, but I can't say that I've ever felt lonely. This may happen down the line, and certainly as I continue further south, the further I get, the fewer folks I know. Then again, that's all part of the adventure and what I was after to experience in the first place. I think getting out of ones shell, and we all have one, can seem impossible, but if you force yourself and open up even a little bit, you can really meet some fantastic people - and in the end, it is those interactions that will form the greatest memories that you will have always.
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Remove heads, if desired.
Season with salt and pepper.
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Squeeze lemon juice over fish.
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Configuration settings for the Internet Authentication Service (IAS) in Windows Server 2003 are stored in .MDB files. Configuration settings for Network Policy Server (NPS) in Windows Server 2008 are stored in .XML files. If you install Windows Server 2008 on a computer already running Windows Server 2003 (known as an in-place upgrade), the configuration settings are automatically migrated from the .MDB to the .XML format.
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I recently started working for a branch of the Dept. of Energy as a contractor.
|I'll tell you later
|$75,001 to $100,000, $100,001 to $150,000, $150,001+
|Never Married, Widow / Widower, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home (1)
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home
|Wants kids:
|No, but it's OK if my partner has kids
|No, but it's OK if my partner has kids
|White / Caucasian
|Asian, Black / African descent, Latino / Hispanic, Native American, Pacific Islander, White / Caucasian
Irish, German, Scottish, English...a little of this and a little of that! "Heinz 57"
|Christian / Catholic
|Buddhist / Taoist, Christian / Catholic, Christian / Protestant, Jewish, Spiritual but not religious, Christian / Other
I am a spiritual person but not opposed to going to church.
|No preference
|Some college
|Some college, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral


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New Business of the Year
New Business
New Business of the Year is open to any sized business that has been trading up to three years. Regardless of employees we are looking for a New Business that has launched within the last three years and flourished despite the economic downturn.
The judges will be looking for information around the following aspects:
- The inspiration behind the business creation
- Achievements and challenges to date
- Future plans
- The drive and passion behind the business
If your business achievements are impressive then this award is for you.
Apply Here.
PLEASE NOTE: Deadline for entries is Monday 15th June, 2015