Hello
Someone wrote asking about a piece from the film "The Turning Point," and
mentioned incidentally that the very last piece of music, a piano piece
filled with lush arpeggios that was played as the concluding credits rolled,
was a composition by Tchaikovsky. Unfortunately, the writer didn't include
the title of this piano piece.
Might anyone know the title? Thank you
Martha Sachs
Thank you for posting my initial query about the music playing while "The
Turning Point" ending credits rolled. On a hunch, I just listened to a
selection from the movie (on the IMDB site) and it turns out to be the exact
piece I was looking for. The composer was not Tchaikovsky, as had been
originally thought, but Chopin -- his beautiful "Etude in A Flat Major Op.
25, No. 1." Mystery solved.
Martha
Hello,
It is not tchaikovsky's. "Etude in A-flat major (Op. 25-1)" by Chopin,
called "Aeolian Harp" by Robert Schumann.
Best Regards.
Kamomeno Iwao