Rachmaninoff - Italian Polka
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- S. Rachmaninoff - Italian Polka
(Arrangement by V. Gryaznov) ( • S. Rachmaninov - V. Gr... )
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Hi! It’s been a while. I am really sorry that the upload has been delayed nowadays. It went so differently from what I expected. Thank you for waiting for my videos. Anyway, I settled in my new house well. I believe that I can focus on the music. I prepared Rachmaninoff’s Italian Polka. When this channel was in the initial stage, lots of subscribers requested it. It is known that Neapolitan music inspired the composition piece when Rachmaninoff traveled to Italy. Originally, this piece was composed for 2 pianos. To play this piece here, I had to try to find an arrangement for solo piano. I felt that lots of musicians love this piece. You can find various arrangements on TH-cam. You could enjoy them. I used the arrangement by V. Gryaznov. This arrangement is one of the great arrangements. When you try to practice, you can feel that this piece is technically difficult. But, you can enjoy it. Until now, the coronavirus is serious. Please keep safe and healthy! Thank you!
Hi
No problems :)
Hi! Can you please do Hungarian rhapsody no 6?
Hiiii
You could probably play the 2 piano version lol
It's called the Italian Polka because after playing this piece your fingers are turned into spaghetti
I would like to give like to this comment like but it's 69...
lmao
@@ludwig4029 why are you an avglinglingwannabe? your name suggest otherwise :DDD
@@ludwig4029 Oh, hello ling ling wannabe!
Tbh I feel like sailor moons intro was inspired by this kinds sounds like it
Only good thing about Mondays
I hope that you have a good day!💕
Truuu
Indeed
And Drama Mondays babbbyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
And Wednesday's!!!
Dang this is one crazy version. Incredible playing too!
ok
I love your videos
@@Mereaux ok
It’s AI/CGI, not real human playing unfortunately
@@JamesCorbettMusic5000 What are you talking about? I dunno where you heard that, but that isn't true
This is the one piece that Rachmaninoff wrote that isn't dark or depressing.
He didn’t write it
@Koh S. He did but for it's for two pianos.
You clearly haven’t heard the 4th movement of his 2nd Symphony - absolute joy and exhilaration!
@@kohs.3876 well done!!!!! you opened everyone's eyes to a completely new world !!!
In fact, Rachmaninoff's music is not depressing. Pretty heartbreaking, as far as I can tell.
Kassia's Hand's movement are beautifully elegant, it's just-
Yeah I fell in love with those hands.
*simp*
@@breaker5454 hands
@@breaker5454 hands
@@breaker5454 "we" refers to the people who use '-' to stutter in writing. It's such a strange thing to do, why would anyone ever need to purposely stutter??😳😳😳😳
How many perfect performances do you want?
Kassia: Yes
That isn't grammatically correct
Ha
@@danielwoulfe4280 that's the joke
@@danielwoulfe4280 Actually, it was; however, your reply wasn't because you didn't use a period.
Haha ! Definitely.
"Hey Liszt! Can I copy your homework real quick?"
"Yeah yeah, sure. Just don't make it too obvious. Don't want the teacher to find out."
Rachmaninoff: 1:31
The best flattery someone would say
Hungarian rhapsody no 2 😆
3:09 Howl's moving castle
I was just at that part and I thought.... liszt is that you
Am i the only who doesn’t understand
2:58 damn, that's a cool chord.
Thought the exact same thing. I was wondering how he could resolve back to the root after that tangent. And that otherworldly chord comes in with the answer
@@tajf5529 i lik turtle
@@tajf5529 its literally the root in 2nd inversion
@@Asymmetrization lol
that's a BMaj7
- Okay Rach, so your piece is named _Italian Polka_ , is that it ?
- Yes.
- Why is it called italian. It sounds russian.
- Do you have a prblem with that ?!
- N- no... Don't worry, I'm sorry.
- Прекрасно.
I love how you called Rachmaninov Rach.
I tought it was rachel from friends lol
@@chopin3016 I can`t unsee that now, thanks XD
what does that say?
It means something like "Perfect"
I don’t think people appreciate just how difficult this arrangement is. This is a huge accomplishment, Kassia!! Wonderful job!!
@Pravo45 not everyone tho, I saw some people saying its easy on other comment threads
well. it seems like hard for beginner for sure. but i think if you have a solid 10 years its not that hard.
Rachmaninoff: You need two pianos and four hands
Kassia: *My fingers are longer than yours buddy*
Wow! I didn't know this piece. I like when you bring new pieces to us. Leds are amazing too! Congratulations :)
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We're no strangers to love
You know the rules and so do I
A full commitment's what I'm thinking of
You wouldn't get this from any other guy
I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling
Gotta make you understand
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
We've known each other for so long
Your heart's been aching but you're too shy to say it
Inside we both know what's been going on
We know the game and we're gonna play it
And if you ask me how I'm feeling
Don't tell me you're too blind to see
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
No, I'm never gonna give you up
No, I'm never gonna let you down
No, I'll never run around and hurt you
Never, ever desert you
We've known each other for so long
Your heart's been aching but
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
No, I'm never gonna give you up
No, I'm never gonna let you down
No, I'll never run around and hurt you
I'll never, ever desert you
@@KaasIsLekker I didn't know rachmaninoff composed pieces with lyrics
@@KaasIsLekker WHY
I discovered it when I was composing a Polka
Hi, Sir Louco!!:) I hope that you like it!! Thank you all the time!💕
My replay button is broken...
@Angad Thethi I think you're being funny?
@Angad Thethi I think the original comment was a joke; they are saying they pressed the replay button so many times, it broke.
@@Clearsight314 he said "worked for me" which possibly means he too had this issue
@@me.unpredictable280 I don't see where the original commenter said it worked for him? Angad Thethi said it worked for him but I'm saying the original comment was a joke.
@@Clearsight314 and i am saying maybe, maybe angad thethi's reply's a joke too
Good lord, Rachmaninoff really makes you spread those fingeeees! Beautiful work!
This was an arrangement by Vyacheslav Gryaznov. He is a fantastic pianist/composer/arranger, check him out.
ayo
I work as a chef in an Italian restaurant, and as I listen to this I wish to became a pianist there, and play this. There are 2 problems, they probably don’t need a pianist, and I couldn’t even dream of learning this piece...
Legends says Rachmaninoff was drunk composing this piece, as it gets russian every second.
Really?
He didn’t compose it, Gryaznov did
@@giorgiogovedaris6460 lmao ur right, title said Rachmaninoff did. My bad man
@@giorgiogovedaris6460 really it was the opposite, Rachmaninov composed it for orchestra and Grazyanov arranged it for piano
@@fredmotta9443 Yes, you are correct, but an arrangement is still a composition. That is why I refer to Gryaznov as the composer.
0:00 I can sight-read this
0:39 Ok, still good
1:10 Might have to practise this a bit
1:23 Yep, will definitely have to practise this
1:54 Better grey out next year for just practice
2:28 F**k it. I'm taking up the violin.
bro how are u so fast
The legend Luke appeared at another yt channel.
HA dont act like you haven't heard this piece dozens of times Luke
Omg I see you on here literally every time that kassia posts!
I cracked up:) Thank you, Luke:)
I am so struck by the fact that there are people that can play this piece. The amount of skill and technique is mindblowing!
1:08 LOOK AT THE RIGHT HAND!!! IT MOVES SOO SMOOTHLY WOWOWOWOWOWOW!!!!!
*Kassia is back* !! ❤️
Thank you, Rachmaninox!💕
Yesss
@Radical Pianist It's a nickname bruh
@@zinebmzali4538 stop posting this everywhere
Kassia is back, blazing with a perfect rendition of a technically difficult arrangement of one of my favourite pieces from one of my favourite composers. Not only that, it was played with such feeling, elegance and weightlessness, which ultimately gave an amazing interpretation. Bravo as always, Kassia!
Thank you for your long comments!!:)💕
@@KassiapianoKassia are u real or Ai?
Yeaaah, that beginning did look a bit easy for Rachmaninoff. There had to be something up with that piece....
1:55 if not earlier was when that impression was completely confirmed
Fantastic performance as always, Kassia. The visual style really fit the brilliantly clear tone
Hahahaha yeah I started it thinking "I can play thaaat". Then I was like "Nope."
this is arranged by V. Gryaznov, the original one is much easier, not saying its easy or anything
A typical Rachmaninoff; Slow start, crazy middle part, relaxed finish.
I like how even in this little piece you can hear his signature harmonies and chromatics that make it unmistakably Rachmaninoff :D. I think what distinguishes great composers is there ability to create their own style so people can instantly distinguish it.
Amazing! Gryaznov’s piano arrangement of this piece is one of my favourite piano pieces of all time. It’s insanely difficult from a technical perspective yet so enjoyable in certain segments. And it’s great to see another interpretation from a great pianist like yourself.
Hi, Mateusz:) I am so glad that you like this arrangement. This arrangement is great and difficult. And, Gryaznov played this piece very well. I felt how much you like piano pieces again. Anyway, please keep safe and healthy.
U guys should check out Volodos' arrangement, too.
@@user-ck5rh4ky6u Volodos is a crazy pianist XD
Наконец что-то новое! Спасибо, Kassia!
Man, I love the visual effects, they are amazing!
Hi, Vuk!!:) Thank you all the time!!:)💕
Kassia always plays the best arrangements! The ornamentation, the broken chords -- always so good!
Well done, I appreciate anyone who can share Rachmaninov to the world. One of the greatest humans to ever live.
I think I’m addicted to your playing.
we really need a kassia and rousseau duet
Amazing performance Kassia! Thank you for showing us this piece! Now it is one of my favorite pieces by Rachmaninoff!
Why would some one want to dislike this it sounds awsome
Because they are dolboyobs)))
Because its TH-cam auto balancing the video
because for no reason
I can't hear it. Is it headphones only?
We missed u Kassia🌙✨ beautiful as always.
I am sorry for the late upload! And, thank you for waiting for my performance!💕
Чудесно,волшебно✨кисти словно мотыльки,восторг👏👏👏💥
This is one of my favorite pieces by Rachimaninoff and I’m so happy you could do it justice, thank you
I'm italian, thanks for Uploading this lovely song, its so sweet!
Rachmaninoff wrote it, Gryaznov arranged and Kassia makes it shine
This is actually really fun to listen!
I'm impressed with the song, and even more impressed about Kassia's skills.
Cheers!
Absolutely stunning performance, great job as always Kassia
I love beginner pieces like this
Somehow Kassia always manages to surprise me with pieces I know and love yet would never think to suggest. Bravo!
Wonderful ! It's so good to see you back , you've been sorely missed ! And what a magnificent piece to choose ! Thankyou so much ! 💖
Kassia this is truly amazing! I was never really interested in Italian Polka, but your rendition has made me obsessed with it. And those animated notes are first rate! They look 3d.
Hi Kassia, glad you’re settled in well in your new house, hope you will enjoy it :) I absolutely love this arrangement of Gryaznov, I think it’s his best one. Wanted to learn it for a long time too. You nailed it! Take care and stay healthy!
Hi, Anna:) Thank you all the time. I will wait for your interpretation:) I hope that you and your family are safe and healthy. Please take care!:)
Kassia is without a doubt the best Piano TH-camr I know of!
I agree
I agree too him and rosseau
@@wardissa2981 her
I recommend watching Cateen's videos. He's really good as well
@@maximilian1862 And FlamingPiano!
Yayyyyyyy Kassia! This is one of the pieces I have been wanting to learn and I was so glad to see that you made this video 😊. I have been looking into this piece very recently. Thanks Kassia! It’s always an excitement to see you upload 😊
I've always loved Rachmaninoff. Thank you for bringing me a new one in for a playlist Kassia, it's elegantly played and the musicality is incredible. Love you, a big fan
I am so happy you really learned this piece! I recommended it to you in the comments of another of your videos and now Im just left in awe! Bravo!
I never would have thought I could spend so much of my life just watching 2 hands making beautiful music. I'm really not studious of classical music but with every one of your videos I feel that little bit more educated. I love it. My favourite subscription.
The keys are so beautiful... crystal, or water, matches how beautiful the piece is and your playing! Thank you for this performance
This cadence at 0:32 is the beautifulest I've heard in such small and elegant piece. Rachmaninoff wasn't the average man.
The beginning would make a perfect soundtrack for when you've just encountered the mysterious boss in a game or the other
A great song for beginners 👍🏻👏🏻
Omg thank you for doing this arrangement 😭 it’s beautiful ❤️
Wow, this piece is truly unique and beautiful in many different ways. Thank you so much for showing the true beauty of classical musical to a wider audience.
Браво!!! Великолепно!!!
Astonishing performance, as always, Kassia!
I’ve searched all over the internet listening to different performances and this is by far my favorite
Beautiful performance! I didn't even know this piece. Thank you always for sharing this amazing content and all the effort you put into it!
I'm listening to this piece for the first time,absolutely enchanting 🥰
Life is changing really fast for every one, I’m starting to get less and less time to stay on TH-cam, but when you upload a new video, I always try to take those few minutes of break so I can listen to your new performances
In the future I may not comment as often as I have been done until now, but be sure that I’ll be always here, supporting you, thank you for everything Kassia!
Oh, and as always: AMAZING performance!
Une des meilleures interprétations que je n'ai jamais entendues.. c'est tellement bien joué, mêlant virtuosité, simplicité et finesse... bravo :)
I loved this arrangement is absolutely perfect!! Thank you!
wow that was crazy!!!! love this piece so much ❤️ i can’t even imagine being that skilled at piano
Kassia has keys to unlock deep emotions simultaneously
Absolutely love that one, outstanding job!
Rachmaninoff:*DARK ROMANTIC PIECE*
Your interpretations are so magical. I thought I liked how some classical pieces sounded, but after hearing how you play them, I love them even more. Your interpretations are the best. Thank you for letting me appreciate classical music again.
itś not her interpretation
Wow. Never heard this before but I love it already. Great content as always Kassia.
Wonderfully played, so much talent and hard work, you rock!👏🏻
That's really one of your best pieces... wonderful as always
Who else loves Kassia as much as me. Keep up the good work!
Legend is Rachmaninoff didn't even have to move his hands for this one.
This is such a stunning piece I jumped when I saw you uploaded an interpretation!! Great work :)
This was well worth the wait. Thank you Kassia!!!
This piece is so beautiful! Thanks Kassia for letting me know and hear these kinds of pieces. You put in so much effort into your performance, visuals, and etc. just for us. I love to listen to these types of pieces in my liesure over and over again because it makes me happy and can take away all my problems when I hear such beautifully-calming melodies. Thank you Kassia for the wonderful performance of the wonderful piece, you were always there to make my day happier! :)
Thank you for your words!!:)💕💕
Welcome back, Kassia! Glad you've settled in your new place.
Hi, Vic Jang:) I found that I didn't reply some comments from you. I am sorry for that. Anyway, thank you so much for your words! I will prepare lots of good performances! Please keep watching!!
@@Kassiapiano ❤️ don't worry about it :)
I'll be waiting for your new videos, and in the meantime, it's Kassia Playlist on loop!
Thank you so much, Vic Jang:) I will prepare good performances for you!!
I could never get tired of watching this. Thank you for posting.
I really like your interpretation. So nice to hear it from another pianist! Thank you for sharing.
Wow! This is really epic! I enjoy it a lot! Thank you for uploading this Kassia, keep up your great work!
Thank you, TSP Piano!!:)💕
I'm a big fan of your piano.
My 12-year-old son was also
fascinated by the tone of the piano you played, and now he is practicing Libertango using your piano as a model.
I like your Italian polka very much.
I am looking forward to your piano in the future.
Great job as always Kassia! 👏
That was nicely played! Keep up the good work, Kassia :) We're many who enjoy your music.
Never heard this before, but you played this very nicely!
Замечательное,блестящее исполнение,замечательная аранжировка!
Правда песня русского композитора а автор видео иностранец
I absolutely love this arrangement and this was a badass cover. I subbed and saved the video for later consumption. Thanks!
Grazie mille per tutti i tuoi bei video. Mi risollevano lo spirito.
It Is my italian thank.
OMG! One of my favourites! Thank you Kassia, I hope you’re well!
Hi, Logan!!:) I am glad to hear that!! Thank you!!💕
(On youtube)
Me : how to play Italian Polka
Also me a moment later : how to GROW HANDS
Always a pleasure to listen to you, and this Polka reminds me loads of memories, thank you!
Amazing performance. Good work on the note design as well!
Wow stunning visuals!! I loved this piece when I first heard it years ago. Superb job! I loved your dynamics and phrasing! Have a great day Kassia!
Thank you, Piano Spiel!!:)💕
Lindíssimo!! Maravilhosa interpretação!
I've missed you Kassia!❤
What a great and powerful arrangment👌
as a Russian listening to this knowing Rachmaninoff is Russian, this sounds like a Russian polka. - my oppinion from watching so many Russian c artoons and movies and folk music.
What a beautiful song, you are so talented 🥰🥰🥰
Me: "surely Kassia cant play any better then she already does..."
Kassia: "Hahaha piano go brrrrr"
One of my favorite pieces, you played it really well!
Rachmaninoff is such a great composure the best of the 20th century