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12:58 star wars?

Bit late to this - but I love that timed fade out at the end!!

"What falls faster; a man or his shares?"

This composer, I discovered at my 74,is an amazing man,see his real history. Not to mention performances.

That added bass 2 low C at the end 👌

I like the neo-baroque elements!

Absolutely a gift to hear this

Agree with first comment. I love all piano concerts.

1:20 Don Giovanni

Nice

11:08 23:57

What falla faster a man or his shares

🙂

6:34 This part is really breathtaking and makes me cry every time I hear it. 💔

👏pianist

Pdf

I love how you end the video!

BLAH , BLAH Α Ρ Ι Σ Τ Ο Υ Ρ Γ Η Μ Α

Sounds like snow white and dwarfs or some other Disney movie

at 22:57 ... those thundering octaves and chords. They give me goosebumps every time I hear this concerto performed.

Fatnastic! I love the edit in the end!

Truly blessed that I get to sing the baritone part of this arrangement with two fine tenors and a group of excellent choir friends, especially the "O-ra pro no-bis pec-ca-to-ri-bus" section.

5:56

Beautiful. Piękne, wczoraj chór katedralny na stulecie Katedry SW.Anny w Leeds, Północna Anglia zaprezentował, miedzy innymi ten utwór. Poczulam, jakby Polska dusza we mnie się uradowała, pozdrowienie z Polski. Znalam Góreckiego trochę juz wczesniej, ale ten utwór przemówił do mnie wczoraj szczegolnie.

12:57 such a beautiful theme

P Entremount does a Great performance

One of the most dramatic endings of piano concertos

My opinion is that this concerto is beautiful and elegant, but without substance. The good french piano concertos of this time are from Litolff, Lalo and César Franck (Variations symphoniques, Les Djinns).

I can definitely see the experimental influence of Liszt here, since Saint Saëns and Liszt both were colleagues at some point in their careers

Sounds so much like Ravel... mixed with some Rachmaninoff??

Thanks a lot for posting this

12:51, 16:04

This is my favorite second piano concerto after Moszkowski's piano concerto in e major

The total history of France...

what is it with 2nd cocertos? how can they all be wonderful?!

Mr. Passion brought me here.

the score is making me insecure

This version, Chanticleer’s recorded version, and Voces8’s live version - each transcendent - each, pure Joy❤️

what s that ending 💀

this piece has many influences, notably bach - the intro- , beethoven , chopin , and liszt

The third movement sounds like a tarantella ❤

maravilloso.un desafio para los mejores pianistas, el segundo movimiento tiene una melodia muy hermosa .me emociono cuando escucho esta obra de arte....

5:48 i love

All five of the Saint-Saens piano concerto are absolutely gorgeous, 2 + 4 being the most well known. I can't even begin to count how many recordings I own of this dating back to the Philippe Entremont when I was 12 or 13 years old 60 years ago. This one is also excellent.

Ah yes Black Monday

9:00

Saint-saens is underrated. Stumped my theory teacher with the g minor bassoon sonata because he swore it wasnt a piece. Clicked in this video just because a lot of this composer's works are unknown. I knew i was in for a treat and it did not disappoint Edit: i actually have had the 3rd movement in my spotify playlist for years but I never knew the entire piece nor the composer because of how some of the 99 allegros work on spotify

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Je sais qu'il y a des quantités astronomiques de bons concertos. Mais là on tient vraiment un chef d'oeuvre de composition et d'écriture. A écouter sans modération, c'est une merveille.

2:01 - I sense a deep sorrow in this melody. I love it dearly.