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Voroniel
Mexico
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 5 ธ.ค. 2011
W. Stenhammar - Impromptu
Very lovely piece, but how unfortunate that Stenhammar has so little work for piano.
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C. Debussy - Suite Bergamasque
มุมมอง 2303 ปีที่แล้ว
Happy new year everybody! I recorded this about a month ago, but decided to upload until now. Best wishes. 0:00 Prelude 5:40 Minuet 10:58 Clair de lune 18:51 Passapied
John Field - Nocturne In C Major H.60
มุมมอง 4596 ปีที่แล้ว
One of my favorite nocturnes in general, it's so gentle, a character reinforced by it's tonality and soft transitions, I love it. The part at 4:33 is so beautiful that I find myself enchanted just playing it. Once again I used the Steingraeber E-272 model from Pianoteq.
C.V.Alkan - Appasionato Op.67 No.5
มุมมอง 3856 ปีที่แล้ว
Hello! After a thousand years I finally post a new piece :P I'm sorry for the lack of activity, I want to try to be a bit more consistent in the future. Also I took it as an excuse to try the new Pianoteq model: Steingraeber E-272(ended up liking it a lot) This piece is from the 4th suite of chants Op.67, I hope you like it as much as I do.
Nikolai Medtner - Violin Sonata No.3 "Epica" Op.57 (Labko - Svetlanov)
มุมมอง 26K6 ปีที่แล้ว
Wonderful performance by: Alexander Labko - Violin Evgeny Svetlanov - Piano 0:00 I. Introduzione: Andante meditamente... 3:52 ...Allegro subito 16:56 II. Scherzo: Allegro molto vivace e leggiero 23:47 III. Andante con moto 34:23 IV. Finale: Allegro molto
Alkan - Nocturne in B Major Op. 22
มุมมอง 2K7 ปีที่แล้ว
A really poetic piece, not virtuosic like his other pieces, but one of the most beautiful, and personally one of my favorite shorter works of the piano repertoire, especially the middle section, the melodic line just flows so smoothly with the lush harmonies. Very captivating. Played using Pianoteq Grotrian.
Alexander Scriabin - Valse Op.1
มุมมอง 2.9K7 ปีที่แล้ว
The first work published from Scriabin, it clearly demonstrates the influence from Chopin, but even from this early, he shows his preferrence for the augmented dominant and lush harmonies, that differentiate his language from other romantic composers of the era. Played through the Grotrian piano model for Pianoteq.
Alexander Scriabin - All Album Leaves (1889 - 1910)
มุมมอง 30K7 ปีที่แล้ว
0:00 The Monighetti's Album Leaf(1889) 0:50 Album Leaf in E-flat Major Op.45 No.1(1904) 2:10 Album Leaf in F-sharp Major(1905(?) 3:05 Album Leaf Op.58(1910) Played through the Grotrian piano model for Pianoteq.
Percy Grainger - The Sussex Mummer's Christmas Carol
มุมมอง 1.2K7 ปีที่แล้ว
The second piece from the British Folk-Music Settings. Happy Holidays! Played with Ivory II American Concert D virtual piano on a Kawai CN35.
Mendelsohhn - "Venetianisches Gondollied" Op.30 No.6
มุมมอง 6567 ปีที่แล้ว
From the Op.30 set of the Songs without Words. Played with Ivory II American Concert D virtual piano on a Kawai CN35.
Percy Grainger - Colonial Song (for piano solo)
มุมมอง 45K7 ปีที่แล้ว
Initially intended for a series of "Sentimentals", of which it was the only piece composed. Played with Ivory II American Concert D virtual piano on a Kawai CN35.
Ricardo Castro - Berceuse Op.36
มุมมอง 1.7K7 ปีที่แล้ว
Not much to say about this piece, it's simply beautiful.
Alexei Stanchinsky - Songs without words
มุมมอง 61K8 ปีที่แล้ว
1.- Largo 2.- Andante cantabile: 2:54 3.- No tempo marking: 6:26 This collection of pieces were among the first he wrote, in 1903-4, alongside the song "I Had a Dream about the Evening-Glow" to the words of Semyon Nadson. In comparison to his later works, which are the most prominent part of his whole oeuvre, one can clearly identify the romantic influence in this earlier works, especially in t...
MacDowell - An old love story Op.61 No.1
มุมมอง 5K8 ปีที่แล้ว
Performed by me. Primarily a test recording. I hope you enjoy it.
Alexei Stanchinsky: Canon-Prelude No.3 in E mixolydian
มุมมอง 4088 ปีที่แล้ว
Shot in the 23/06/16 from a recital in Los Mochis, México. Special thanks to Maru Felix and Jorge Ortiz at CIE(Centro de Innovación y Educación) for offering me their space and instrument to present my concert.
Mendelssohn: Songs without words Op.30 No.1
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Mendelssohn: Songs without words Op.30 No.1
Frédéric Chopin: Grande Valse Brillante Op.18
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Frédéric Chopin: Grande Valse Brillante Op.18
Scriabin - Prelude in E major Op.11 No.9
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Scriabin - Prelude in E major Op.11 No.9
a mosquito arriving in my ear at 2 am: 12:28
Sonic The Hedgehog
Based Stanchinsky!
2:16 really interesting chord, something between Cm6 and F
Thanks for posting! Epica sonata is truly epic! Need time to digest. It’s such a big piece I don’t think I’d ever have a chance to learn it, but still it’s great to listen to and know the piece.
This reminds me not of Australia, but a place called Timor Leste. Calm, serene, wild and somehow peaceful... Despite their history.
Who is the pianist, please identify?
idk... why but very very boring piece (only listened to 1st mvt due to boreness though.) Its just to relying on modulating folk melodies. cant really feel anything empty a little bit. i prefer his piano sonatas more. his piano sonatas were great, full of vivid life (very russian ) his skazski s too
there's similar paced piece "winterwind"sonata from him (cause of the key e minore key really has its own personalities), but really dont get why this vln sonata doesnt touches me.
@@Cubeintheskymaybe cuz you only listened to the first movement 😒
I agree with you. First Movment has so many similar motivations. But 3 Mov. is great I think.
It's very static compared to his piano sonatas, but I like that. I find this work to be dreamy, tranquil, lonely. But I don't get why it's called Epica.
cunning.
6:07, 45:40
7:23
Beautifully made, congratulations. I have a question, can I use the song you play "Alexander Scriabin" for the film I'm working on? Reply please, regards.
Garbage.
lovely piano just made for scriabin
I think I know exactly what was Medtner was thinking at when he wrote this one...
What do you think of? I really want to know!
@@jonasotte5433maybe Beethoven kreutzer sonata?
Who is the pianist please ?
Un grand compositeur mort beaucoup trop jeune
Fantastic performance. This piece is probably rarely heard any more and such a loss for those who like Grainger. It has moments of technical difficulty and one has to work out the fingering slowly and then put it all together. Wonderful tune played so well. Excellent.
Wow! "Epica" is the word! This is the first time I've really followed this piece - great to have the score! - like all Medtner, so dense with ideas! Medtner's music is challenging to both listener and performer - but always worth the effort.
Definitely learning this set. So beautiful.
Lovely piece! Thank you for sharing. I've downloaded it to play myself. 🎹🎵🎶🤗
Lovely piece! Thank you for sharing. I've downloaded it to play myself. 🎹🎵🎶🤗
Highlights/memorable moments: 15:30 18:22 19:44 23:23 27:03 37:19 44:01
What an absolutely amazing piece of music! Epic indeed!
Amei, serei seguidora.Muito lindo, vou estudar essa musica.
I mean, the sound quality is fitting for this specific piece.
épica
Épica
I seem to wander around in the sorrows and solitude of a hundred years
Stanchinsky might be surprised to know how many of us love his music.
Incredible! I love how the tempo was quite slow, allowing you to really pay attention to the detail and to fully appreciate the music. These recordings sound so professional. Thank you so much for uploading. Now I am definitely going to try playing this suite slower and hopefully get it to this level one day (my piano teacher will be so happy - she always tells me to slow down my playing and now I understand why!) Well done.
Who iis playing please ?
Uuuh the last one contains harmony used in his symphonic poem called Prometheus/Poem of fire, The "mystic chord" is absolutely mesmerizing!
Alexander Chopin
well played, it's nice to listen
I didn't know Alexei Stanchinsky till now, thanks for upload, it's a great music
Fascinating that Album Leaf in F# Maj reminds me of Etude op.42 no.4 (also F# Maj). Also, Album Leaf op.58 reminds me of the dreamy secondary theme in Sonata no.5!!
I find Op.58 more coherent with Prometheus as it's a late period work
@@SCRIABINIST i actually think it coincides more with sonata 5, very dreamy
@@SCRIABINIST i think it's more of a transitory work between middle period and late period
I can hear shades of Prometheus in the last one
So can I
I hear more Sonata 5 in the last one than Prometheus.
1:46 - 2:27
Muy bella.
Excellent discovery!
Beautiful piece🌹
A rare splendid gem....I wonder how you ever came across it? BRAVO !
Like the majority of composers, through the great magic of the TH-cam algorithm :) and the use of imslp of course. Thank you!
Nice performance, you're master 🎉, my favourite one was the pessapied, excellent
You really should upload more videos, maybe something about Chopin, Mendelssohn, etc., And arrangements
e bello e questo da le flore sonare d'amore
If all Australians loved Australia as much as Percy did, what a country it would be.
The first one sounds literally like Chopin
Beautifully played. Thank you.
¿Quién interpreta?
This composition had been used as example in the italian youtube cultural video "Lezioni di Musica - L' Originalità" of the channel "musicamonteverde". A really very very interesting video.