Rachmaninov truly does reach the parts other composers fail to reach. He was a painter of sound who understood his palette better than most. Chopin's influence is obvious as a pianist, orchestrally he aspired to Tchaikovsky, but it is Rimsky-Korsakov's instruction which really shines through in his arrangements. The sheer depth of feeling, even in Rachmaninov's more austere moments, defies analysis.
It's insane but Rach understood me more than I understand myself... Most of his pieces are full of burning passions, sad yearnings, loneliness, and there is always some strange dark mystery... I have never listened deeper music...
I made an effort to find all of Rachmaninoff's piano music a few months ago. I've listened to all of his Preludes, all of his Études-Tableaux, his Suites No. 1 and 2, his Morceaux de fantaisie, his Moments Musicaux and a few other stand-alone pieces. I knew I still had to listen to his Morceaux de salon and a few other pieces, but somehow I managed to miss this suite entirely! For some reason, in years of listening to his music, this is the first I have heard of this suite-when TH-cam recommended it to me just now.
Found this on IMSLP: petruccimusiclibrary.ca/files/imglnks/caimg/f/f9/IMSLP668634-PMLP1073102-Suite-in-d-Minor-for-Orchestra-rachmaninoff-Piano-Arrangement.pdf
Rachmaninov truly does reach the parts other composers fail to reach. He was a painter of sound who understood his palette better than most. Chopin's influence is obvious as a pianist, orchestrally he aspired to Tchaikovsky, but it is Rimsky-Korsakov's instruction which really shines through in his arrangements. The sheer depth of feeling, even in Rachmaninov's more austere moments, defies analysis.
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@Mazzel Tov it isn't a contest. :D Ravel and Rachmaninov were both highly skilled orchestrators. You forgot Boulanger.
@Mazzel Tov sorry I hurt your feelings.
@Mazzel Tov I expect you are - your pathetic attempts at trolling don't deserve intelligent answers :D
It's insane but Rach understood me more than I understand myself...
Most of his pieces are full of burning passions, sad yearnings, loneliness, and there is always some strange dark mystery...
I have never listened deeper music...
I just knew that rach was going to be my favorite composer
i love it when rachmaninoff writes happy music
i love it when rachmaninoff writes music
@@Pingoping oh we got a wise guy eh?
@@Pingoping i just love it all.
Totally slept on piece by the Rachgodinoff idk why this isn't one of his most famous pieces
I made an effort to find all of Rachmaninoff's piano music a few months ago. I've listened to all of his Preludes, all of his Études-Tableaux, his Suites No. 1 and 2, his Morceaux de fantaisie, his Moments Musicaux and a few other stand-alone pieces. I knew I still had to listen to his Morceaux de salon and a few other pieces, but somehow I managed to miss this suite entirely! For some reason, in years of listening to his music, this is the first I have heard of this suite-when TH-cam recommended it to me just now.
@@flyingpenandpaper6119 Rachmarrymeinoff ? Yea he's great
@@flyingpenandpaper6119 I recommend his other student works:
Rachmaninov - Youth Symphony
Rachmaninov - Fugue in D mimor
and of course this suite
@@Melviora Sounds great! Can't wait to hear the fugue. Thank you very much :)
@@flyingpenandpaper6119 also check out his work "Prince Rostislav"
I believe he composed that piece when he was 18
How wonderful to find a piece of Rachmaninoff I didn't know! (and a lovely piece of art for vid too)
0:00 that opening is kinda like the beginning of his 2nd piano concerto before the tutti part
the color of this piece just so fking amazing
Love this! The music, the performance and the piano!!
Beautiful ! Thank you very much :)
9:45 such an ecstasy.
my favorite part as well
Awesome!
This is such a nice version. Thank you..🙏
Thanks for uploading!
🔥R A C H M A N I N O F F🔥
Shades of Chopin in this early Rach piece, don't hear Beethoven, though. The artist's painted scene is lovely.
je ne sais plus ce qu il m arrive ! ce rachmaninnov est en train de m arracher le coeur! et je pleur , rachmaninov il vit dans mes entrailles!
17 - 18 years old when he wrote this!
The 3rd movement of this suite sounds like it was inspired by the 3rd movement of Beethovens first piano sonata.
Totally, there's no other way!
08:10 😭😭😭
15:44 reminds me very much of Bachs suites.
Ученик очень старался😊
superb!
I need the sheet music for the lento in B Minor
Who is the beautiful painting by?
Who's the pianist?
Where and when was this recorded?
Thanks for posting it but... how can that info be left out?
Is the 1 movement (until 6.30) for a solo pianist or for 4 hands?
The whole suite is for solo pianist
@@capriolo7330 alright thanks
Una de las obras menos conocidas de Rachmaninov
Fantastic and delicious !
Have this picture i would too no if it is an original and how would i find out
Does anybody knows, where i can buy the sheet of this wonderful piece?
The Suite was published in 2002 by Russian Music Publishing (RMP), Moscow.
you can order the first editions on JW Pepper, i got my copies of this suite and rachmaninov's fugue from their website.
Is there score available？
No, not for free. You can only buy it online. I've got one recently though, and it's definitely worth the 20 bucks!
Yes it's available in imslp currently
@@JanTGTX thats a lie, Its available on IMSLP
Do you have the sheet music for this Suite?
Found this on IMSLP:
petruccimusiclibrary.ca/files/imglnks/caimg/f/f9/IMSLP668634-PMLP1073102-Suite-in-d-Minor-for-Orchestra-rachmaninoff-Piano-Arrangement.pdf
Кто исполняет?
Спасибо!
Nils Franke
Whats the name of that picture?
Samuel S. Carr, View from Upper Manhattan across the Hudson River
it's: Christmas Eve along the Hudson with the Palisades across the River
@@PrimaSiPensaDopoSiFa I' d love to own it, such atmosphere and wonderful colour. Had not heard of the artist before.
@@paullewis2413 can't help you my friend hahaha
Chi è qui perché ha seguito il suggerimento di dj Spinetta?