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Posted by Calle Leijonberg on October 17, 19101 at 09:52:14:
Hi,
My question doesn´t really belong here I´m afraid, but I need help from experts :)
In the movie Shine, David Elfgott and his teacher prof. Cecil Parker(John Gielgud) is sitting togehter at the piano and playing, with one hand each, a great piece which I´m looking for. I can´t give anymore hints as to what piece it is, or by what composer (Liszt?).
Can anyone recall what piece it is? I would be really grateful...
//Calle
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