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Wonderful piece of music, nearly destroyed the sinews in my right hand with the arpeggios!one of Joplin's best, like solace!

God And Jesus Will Always Love You.

I'm surprised there's no automatic suicide hotline link or viewer discretion warning by youtube lol

NOOOOOOOOOOOOO NOT AN AD THERE, OF ALL PLACES !!

3:05

"Werke" wie diese erinnern mich immer wieder daran, warum ich Julius Schulhoff seinem Großneffen Erwin vorziehe...

this will be the norm either in 2078 or 2095

Love it

0:01 1:05 3:04 4:36 5:09 17:16

Not so much as one...... original........ note. Not one! {Pure imitation ... { rsvp... Top of the Mark. S,F, Crucifixion after 7:00. Brunch on Sunday. Parking RSVP

Lovely performance - lyrical, flexible, yearning, singing. Bravo!

I just discovered where Scriabin got his theme from in the first prelude. It’s chopins sonata 3 and it’s in the first movement after the piece modulates to d major it’s actually amazing how inspired Scriabin was and made his own piece just off of that little fragment

ESTÁ MUITO RÁPIDO NÃO É ASSIM. 😫

I personally think the 1970 recording is better than this one, but only really because the piano is better in the first xD

Hello, how can I get the PDF of the score so I can print it?

How did I miss this my whole life ???

Well played by Perlman.

10:15 sounds like debussy

It is strange to imagine that such a musician died from erotic asphyxiation or kotzwarism (named after him)

I need to hear John Ogden playing this. Lost mine

My favorite is no. 5. All the complexity going on in the harmony. Most people are listening to the melody and miss the musical capers going on in the strings.

such genius!

6:03

Thanks for posting this wonderful work of Tchaikovsky! Referred to as symphonic ballad, the turbulent opening theme is followed at 4:32 by a heart-wrenching woodwind sound of despair and soulful nostalgic desire on the face of betrayal; based on the main character Voyevoda of the Polish poem Czaty by Adam Mickiewicz. The most famous musical ballads, the three Chopin Ballads, are also thought to have been based on Mickiewicz poems.

Normally, you dont think of RK doing chamber music. I didn't know he did that genre at all. Nice to know!!!!!

Maravilloso❤❤

I have played this at a concert last Saturday (on the viola) and it went down well. The last movement is the trickiest tempo of the lot. A work I have never encountered previously, and I have been playing in my orchestra decades - 2nd violin to begin with, then 1st violin and finally viola. I am now 54!

Well, I’m a piano teacher and these would be somewhat difficult for most students. The big chords are going to require a large hand, bigger than mine. The plus is that they are not very long and not too fast so a high school student who has studied for ten or so years could probably play some of these pieces. A really good chord background would be very helpful in learning these. I have taught MacDowell’s “Hungarian” to an advanced student. That was both fun and challenging.

I recently heard a performance of this work at The Museum Of Russian Art, Minneapolis , MN. Brilliant Performance, wonderful venue.

The style of the passage at 6:38 - 7:08 seems to be very similar to the Finale of his first piano sonata

Questo primo alban Berg veramente bellissimo e super melodico

I would say that up until 3:37 would have been the orchestrated part, and the high F would mark the solo entry.

Immediately recognizable as Rimsky-Korsakov !

BRAVO from Acapulco!

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Bravíssimo!!!

i hate dis music , i am chicken masala verkäufer and nix gud

Charming!

I'm actually not kidding that in 2021 after my first year of college this piece and Bo Burnham's Inside are what carried me through an awful mental place unscathed Thanks to playing it with my college string ensemble and then finding tbis video I made it through that

0:48 now that's how you use circle of fifths

Awesome Classical music!

Sonata 4

love the fisrt piece

Never heard this until tonight and its some brilliant stuff. Absolutely captivating.

Fucking based. I love it. Critics who say these types of 80s-2000s Music Art Composer Movements are blah blah blah its random are just too fumb to follow along.

Lol

it's too melodic...Weben sold out

3:46 it gives Rachmaninoff

they play it as if it's chopin? what an awkward rubato

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