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Where can we get the sheet music?

Nobody says so no pararel fifts in todays age. It's rule for baroque or calssical contrapoint, and almost every composer of this era compose in modern or late roatic lengauge, where are experiments and unconvential intervals more than accepted

Who is the pianist?

Until I came across Halvorsen, Norwegian music was all Grieg to me.

Nice cute pieces. Mostly insignificant though. Perhaps significantly nostalgic for an aging admirer of Grieg, for playing for oneself or a small like minded audience

The two of you did a awesome job this is great ❤

Considering that you have four arms. I think that Juliard might be interested.

Wow, you have four arms?? Very good playing.

I wnjoy the dissonance in the chords, I've been a huge fan of Luigis mansion and deeply adore all of those fanciful melodies. Classical music always has dissonance, tension, chord blocks, etc.

so glad this came up in my recommended ts is so fire

I don't like it, so there's 375 more I don't like

You should try Bolcom's Dead Moth Tango. I'm sure you'd kill it. It has a similarly funny vibe, but maybe slightly more sardonic.

amazing video, great timing as well as I am recently studying/playing all the lyric pieces. I was very fascinated by how modern some of them sound, this video was great input.

Check out smalin’s animation of this performance here: th-cam.com/video/zHZbJNQRgVU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=edUKny6qvhBElP6t

Wow, unexpected glimpse of the great Widor in a non-organ context. Bravo on this whole production! Are you an organist? Some of Charles-Marie's organ movements are similar to this piece. The great disgrace of modern classical music is its ugliness. A great tragedy is "organ composers'" music being unknown to most musicians and aficionados.

strong influence from Prokofiev!

Did you hear some Prokofiev's Toccata quotation? 😅

You are playing?! This is wonderful to get for free. You must be a certified proffesional!

this channel is so epic

The first sounds like a piece by Bartok. Which one?

0:52 *toeing

I personally really love his op 71 no 2- Sommeraften

Chopin's own Prelude Op.24 n.3, just in C major instead of G major.

They sound almost like Bartók - Impressive.

My composition teacher made me study these. I'm always delighted he did, they're phenomenal.

Well, in a vacuum these two sound almost the same. But if you consider the rest of music history, you can probably find 50 more examples in 1 hour.

Finally someone who understands what Grieg was trying to achieve. The Slatter, the g minor ballad and the first string quartet are masterpieces. Had Grieg written only those, he would be seen as the great composer he actually was. Many look down on him bc of his more popular works. That’s very saddening.

I love this vídeo style

a lot of Poulenc’s songs are funnier and more ironic than this tbh! Great piece though i don’t get the hate

Why am i vibing with this so hard tho

so much Prokofiev in it

Thanks for the wonderful recordings of some lesser known works. I'm shopping for a digital piano and I'm curious what kind you're using.

There is also the interesting and quite embarassing episode between Grieg and the Young Ravel that decided to play in front of the Norvegian Master one of His Dances, in a parisian Salon, i suppose...and then the Old Grieg sat up from his chair, beating the rhythm of his piece on the floor with his Stick... And saying, quite raging, at Ravel " No no...no, young Sir, not at all in this manner! More rhythm! You have not seen the men of my country dancing at this type of Music..."

Hey heads up, do not turn your volume up for the last chord. It's a trap.

More from Grieg’s diary entry the day he premiered this music in public: “What hurt me was that the Norwegian Peasant Dances did not strike home as they should have. I played them with all the affection and magic I could muster. But - where my development as a composer has now led me, I dont have my own people [Norwegians] with me, and that is hard to bear. Here they always draw heavily on works from my youth, which on suitable occasions are praised at the expense of my recent ones. But - I must not let that hinder me. I hope I can continue to develop as long as I live. That is my fondest wish. The understanding of the general public will come in due course.”

Thanks for posting these excerpts of my favorite Grieg compositions. I became acquainted with them via the wonderful recording of the entire set by the Hungarian pianist Andor Foldes.

I was wondering if someone could explain the time stamps? Is it some kind of musical form I’m not familiar with?

I don’t understand how people are saying they’re so different. The main melodic material has a huge amount in common. Very interesting comparison.

Yet another TH-cam wanker who wants to keep the composer to himself and denying us the ability to explore. Why do people like you keep doing this? It’s not clever and only makes you come over as a condescending dickhead. It’s terribly irritating.

Chromaticism drives the melody similar to Chopin

Mozart's K331 Sonata has the same peculiar "siciliana" rhythm.

This piece isnt fire, 🔥🔥🔥 Its water! 🌊🌊🌊

Very interesting. Never heard it before.

Is Shchedrin alive yet?! Omg! I don't like this piese, it's not funny or humorous, and this strange final... Anyway, thanks for the perform and uploading this;)

This reminds me of Music

Reminds me very much of Prokofiev's Cinderella ballet, which I have played a few times.

It sounds like a regular piece! Just messed up at points

Jazz😂

Quite bizarre piece I would say. But nice rythms.

I think it’s quite innovative, actually. A few techniques like this get used in notable pieces like Chopin’s “wrong note” etude.