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  • #6483
    casey
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    Even in the midst of a slumbering Days I still love to watch AZ. Her scenes with Deimos today were masterful and Nicole really knows how to work it. Question is: is she falling for this guy?

    #51617
    lynnekaren
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     about Days. I really have no other reason to watch. 

    #51620
    Bonbon
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     she seems to get more beautiful every day.

    Casey, I thought the same thing about her falling for him.  It sure looked like it.  Oh, please, writers, what else can you do to ruin our show?

     

    #51628
    Patti
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     to put her best foot forward in this awful sl.  I have always loved Vincent Irizarry, and he’s doing a bang-up job as the evel Deimos Kiriakis.  Don’t know what’s in store for her, or if there are any plans to set Deimos on the right track, but he’s in love with a ghost in his mind, and Nicole is a mere reminder of a long-lost love in his life, so it’s hard for me to grasp that this man truly would trust Nicole’s sudden interest in him.  I am looking forward to all hell breaking loose between her and Kate at some point though!  Just wondering who’s side Deimos will take.

    By the way, that’s really Vincent playing the piano.  He plays beautifully, as he did when he was no All My Children.  The man has talent, plus evil or not, he is a sexy man, IMO!

    #51629
    casey
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    showed it was really Deimos playing. I loved his Claire de Lune, one of my fav pieces.

    #51634
    Bonbon
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     if you ever saw the Richard Dreyfus/Amy Irving movie, The Competition, you’d be surprised what the FX people can do.  They showed both of them, face, hands and keys at the same time, playing some extremely difficult compositions and neither one of them plays the piano…at all.  Good movie, by the way, if you like piano music.

    Also, both those pieces were pretty easy ones.  I had them in my piano lessons early on,  He did show nice interpretition though.

    I’m with you,Casey, that has always been my very FIRST favorite.  Then, Rhaposody in Blue is second, followed by Rachminov’s Concerto #2.  Shall I go on?  No?  Okay.  :o)

    #51635
    dval
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     Classically trained and even attended school in Boston for piano studies. 

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