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K. Debois
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 เม.ย. 2014
Composer, arranger, transcriber and pianist. I hope to bring to light lesser known pieces in high quality engraving! Please submit your requests to me here: kdebois1@gmail.com and hopefully I can get round to it.
Impetus, Op32 by K. Debois, Op. 32
Try the interactive tutorial, or download the Sheet music here: musescore.com/user/12026001/scores/6589322?from=youtube_share
Composed within the last few weeks, finally set to paper. Impetus, Op. 32, is a difficult piece to play. I still need to finish the markings and adding final touches, but all the notes are there. I may make a few adjustments sometime down the line though. I hope you enjoy it!
Composed within the last few weeks, finally set to paper. Impetus, Op. 32, is a difficult piece to play. I still need to finish the markings and adding final touches, but all the notes are there. I may make a few adjustments sometime down the line though. I hope you enjoy it!
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Very complex piece! I love it.
Thank you for posting. It's dreamy.
23:18
Maravilloso!
The performer frankly does not cope with the last play. It is not surprising - this sketch could have been written by Alkan.
number 6 last 3 pages are hard as hell.
The opening of #4, seems to me, to have influenced by Alkan’s Fantasie for the Left Hand. Rubinstein may well have been familiar with Alkan’s work - he dedicated one of his piano concertos to Alkan.
And not only the introduction, but the whole play seems to be a simplified adaptation of Alkan’s etude. The original is for one hand, and the rework is for two.
The 4th one (E♭ Major) is majestic
Thanks so much for the work! Middle section of No.2 reminds me of his Kamenny Ostrov piano piece.
gracias, k. debois !
Very cool to hear Anton's Etudes. Thanks for uploading!
Appreciate all the effort you put into offering us these beautiful pieces of musical history! These were composed when Pleyel pianos were at their apogee. Indeed written "for" Marie Pleyel, who was herself one the most important concert pianists of that era, she had been engaged to Berlioz but broke it off and married Camille Pleyel. Camille was the son of famous piano inventor and musician Ignace Pleyel, and Camille himself a pianist of great talent who continued to piano production and invested himself into publishing of music pieces. Pleyel pianos were owned and played on by Chopin, who preferred them over all others. So many fantastic pianists and musicians rubbing shoulders at the same time (Franz Liszt, Johannes Brahms, Robert & Clara Schumann, Felix Mendelssohn, Alkan, Busoni, Thalbert, Saint-Saëns...)
Mucho gusto iescucharte. 😂 Desde los 7 años lei sus biografias para niños
Grande compositore!
Hans Von Bulov. siempre juntos ,fue una personalidad importante. ❤
Tanto que lei las biografias ,hasta Hans ,es igual de importante ❤
Thanks for sharing
Bravo bravo bravo brilliance grandiose super virtuoso music wow wow wow
Pure emotion ❤️
BRAVO!!!
Amazing !
Thank you for posting
Thanks, it's very interesting ,any way! Good Pianist, BRAVO !
For the record: yes, I was trolling you a bit. Apologies if you got insulted, you shouldn’t be taking everything on social media so seriously ;)
Then I forgive you, lesson learned I guess! I have no ill will towards you. I didn't get insulted, I was finding it more funny than anything but definitely irritated haha
Does the score belongs to another version of the composer, or is an arrangement made by the pianist?
The pianist made their own arrangement, however I feel that this is the best performance. Unfortunately I could not find scores to match.
no to both. The pianist is playing the "Peters edition" which has many different parts from the editions that can be found online about those etudes
Pretty little piece <3
IMHO this piece may have been well known by Grieg because I hear a lot of mood and sentiment that anticipates Grieg's style. Elsewhere Tellefsen shows influence of his teachers Kalkbrenner and Chopin. Here absolutely not. Here he's the anticipator and innovator
The 2nd one looks horrifying
Looks so painful D:
It's Anton Rubinstein's famous Staccato etude. This etude is the most well known and most often performed etude of the set. To play this etude comfortably, you need to be able to play decimes easily without too much stretch. The staccato chords themselves are actually not that difficult.
Von Büllow was a monster !! He was the first person who played the Liszt B minor Sonata in public, a master !
This sounds so awesome but I think I don’t have the skill to play this 🥲 it sounds like a storm!!
💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Nice!
Bravo for your fine piece and performance K!!!!! Thanks my friend...jeff
oh my god this is amazing !!!!! can i attempt to play it?
Please do, that is why I compose!
Great work, although I feel sorry for the fingers of whoever has to play this!
Musescore isn't exactly the best program to notate with, however it is sufficient enough.
definitely better than noteworthy in most regards lmao
speaking of, how similar are the controls? i've been considering getting it for a bit now
@@elcucumber2847 I love Musescore, I am just disappointed in the lack of features. However it is the best you can get for free. I've never used Noteworthy, though.
@@InfinityGamingYT1 oh my god i thought you were Soup
@@elcucumber2847 I wish I was him
Thanks so much for posting. There's very little available on most of these except for #2. (Minor correction, though, the fourth one should say E flat, not E.)
This composition is very beautiful! Thank you for uploading it on TH-cam. Greetings from Belgrade!
Thank you for watching!
I love this set of early etudes! Thank you for your effort.
Great Anton Rubinstein. Piano virtuoso and great composer.
Perfectly said!
This piece is wonderful!!!!
So beatiful But almost unremembered composer.. 🥺
He has often been overlooked for being rather un-nationalistic for a Russian composer.
Lovely piece
Agreed
Loved it!
Juna's Sheet Music I’m glad!
Thanks ! Filippo Mazzoli
It is a beautiful performance, thank you more!
Etude timestamps (because I know you won't read the description lol): -F major (0:10) -C major 06:02) -C# minor (11:17) -Eb major (18:19) -F major (23:18) -G major (28:28)
A sad but exquisite work
Indeed. It has become one of my favourite Elegies. It is what an Elegie should be.
Amazing composing Karl !!! a treat to see your scores. . . big respect for what you are doing .. . thanks from a fellow composer . . jeff
Really good! inspires me to learn how to compose
These are really beautiful Karl. Congrats again and I’m so humbled! Also, your playing just brings them to life!
still waiting for these!
@@AndrewKierszenbaum I've had so much going on I haven't had time to write them all down! They will be eventually.