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Stravinsky, are you?

Jeez the comments here are either immature teenagers (presumably) using expletives or trashing Schiff's performance. Just shows the immaturity of so many these days. Yes,. Schiff does downplay the clusters unfortunately but it is a solid performance. This isn't a piano piece and shouldn't be thought of as one.

5:26 Symphonic dance mov.1

살얼음 낀 슬라브인의 정신을 머리 위에서 함지박으로 들이붓는 기분

5:30

So astoundingly this composition was "Thrown out" by Bela Bartok because of his unrequited love of the violinist whom it was written for . Thank God she kept the score in her piano bench. Only after Bela died did anyone ever get to hear this early masterpiece

32:41 35:32

F-sharp-minor is only 3 sharps. This has 6.

Why does he end every piece with a c major arpeggio

8:40

incredible

Brilliant and underrated.

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I performed the entire second suite with my youth orchestra in the 7th grade, and it took me 7 years to find it again because I knew how L'Arlesienne was pronounced but not how it was spelled.

For a long time I couldnt figure out what the matter it is. Now some kind of puzzle got put together. Whatever of Prokofiev I listen to, I incessantly catch tinge of sarcasm wether it is March of the Capulets or 10 pieces from 12 opus or exactly this overture. To say more, I see the same sarcasm in jewish tunes. Maybe I felt it subconsciously when I the first time fell in love with jewish tunes. So, I think that Prokofiev's choice of these tunes is never coinsidental and that he has at least one point of contact with them.

The tarentelle is awesome !!!!

Not his best,but still enjoyable work. The rebirth of Matushka Russia's nature😊 Consider listening his maitre's work " Spring" from Glasunov.

Sounds a bit like Janacek

his least interesting orchestral piece

deserves to be among the great symphonies of all time, especially the middle two movements

Is this really VPO?

24:21

4:00

Bridge should be performed much more

8:30 best part

1st one almost sounds like Lourié

Do you know Canon in D? Yes...

Is that Misha Quint playing? The tone sounds like it came straight from the Russian school of playing.

6:01 15:34

From World Animals

맞구나

6:03

15:35

Great stuff!

This is so beautiful! :D Very energetic and fun <3

Insipid & unpianistic piece. meh. Kudos to the performer for sticking it out.

6:20 11:36

Ok performance.

Good playing.

American debussy they called him?

Brahms but with parallel fifths

This ain't right. If it's the piano arrangement I'm seeing...guess what...

Beautiful.

EXPOSITION 00:00 - 01:00 | 1st subject, 1st theme - The Mastersingers 01:00 - 01:39 | 1st subject, 2nd theme - Walther's Wooing 01:39 - 02:23 | 1st subject, 3rd theme - Mastersinger's March 02:23 - 03:37 | 1st subject, 4th theme - The Guild 03:37 - 04:02 | Transition - Yearning 04:02 - 05:15 | 2nd subject - Love Theme + Walther's Spring Motif DEVELOPMENT 05:15 - 06:28 | Development of 1st subject, 1st theme - Apprentices, Derision Motif, Yearning RECAPITULATION 06:28 - 06:44 | 1st subject, 1st theme - The Mastersingers 06:44 - 07:23 | 1st subject, 1st & 3rd theme + 2nd subject - The Mastersingers, Mastersinger's March, Love Theme 07:23 - 07:57 | 1st subject, 4th theme - The Guild 07:57 - 09:04 | 1st subject, 3rd theme - Mastersingers March + Derision Motif 09:04 - 09:46 | 1st subject, 1st theme - The Mastersingers

9:02

いい曲だ😊もっと弾かれてほしい

A sparkle of joy and sorrow. Exellence on expressing the human passage!!

7:25 Meno Presto

Fuck it, the last one, I finally found it !!!! Rachmaninoff did an adaptation of it for the piano, I think it was a bit different in the 1926 version with Nadezhda Plevitskaya singing, but I finally have a score, or something written for it. I'll try to rewrite it according to what I was on the 1926 version if this one is not adequate enough ^^