Kapustin's music is so damn exciting! A highly underrated composer! I'd love to hear more of his works performed at competitions and concerts, and I think audiences would enjoy it too! 💯
Я разговаривала с пианистом Николаем Луганским на эту тему... он ответил, что музыка сложная.. вот и все! Поэтому мало исполняют в концертах.. мало пианистов, кто вообще может это хорощо сыграть) я дочь Капустина, Мария..
@@marikap2 I'm sure you're very proud of your father, and with every justification! I'll confess I hadn't heard any of his compositions until I was watching Yeol Eum Son in one of the earlier rounds of the 2011 Tchaikovsky piano competition, where she included his Variations Op.41, and I was blown away, not only by the music but by her performance. Ever since that day I've been a fan, and have sent 'links' to several friends, who have all been very impressed. Thanks to your father for all the pleasure he's given to so many people. 🙏
Capolavoro assoluto del maestro Kapustin decisamente migliore della prima sonata molto bello il largo energico e dispendioso il finale qualità eccellente
Kapustin is as much a master of melody as Chopin, Mozart, Schubert and Rachmaninov - just a different kind. Chopin, Schubert and Rachmaninov were masters of lyricisms; Mozart was great at simple yet catchy little jingles (the “king of the jingle”); while Kapustin is a lord of those juicy catchy tunes that you can’t help but tap your foot to. It’s a different kind of melodic mastery but valid nonetheless.
Hey! Thanks for this, I’ve been wanting a score video of Kapustin’s second sonata for years. If I might make a request for a future video, could you upload his 24 Preludes and Fugues Op. 82?
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I like how at “attaca” Hindemith joins the party, but then Kapustin starts jazzin
The ending of this piece is out of this world 22:06
This has Nintendo video game music vibes. Timelessly good.
Kapustin's music is so damn exciting! A highly underrated composer! I'd love to hear more of his works performed at competitions and concerts, and I think audiences would enjoy it too! 💯
Я разговаривала с пианистом Николаем Луганским на эту тему... он ответил, что музыка сложная.. вот и все! Поэтому мало исполняют в концертах.. мало пианистов, кто вообще может это хорощо сыграть) я дочь Капустина, Мария..
@@marikap2 I'm sure you're very proud of your father, and with every justification! I'll confess I hadn't heard any of his compositions until I was watching Yeol Eum Son in one of the earlier rounds of the 2011 Tchaikovsky piano competition, where she included his Variations Op.41, and I was blown away, not only by the music but by her performance. Ever since that day I've been a fan, and have sent 'links' to several friends, who have all been very impressed. Thanks to your father for all the pleasure he's given to so many people. 🙏
Спасибо Вам за тёплые слова)))😊@@ravenstrobe
Memorizing the 4th movement is an absolute nightmare. It's like trying to memorize the countless digits of pi
12:54 these chords, just... wow
Capolavoro assoluto del maestro Kapustin decisamente migliore della prima sonata molto bello il largo energico e dispendioso il finale qualità eccellente
YESSSS MY ABSOLUTE FAVOURITE AND FINALLY WITH A SCORE! I'm SO grateful for this, thank you! I hope copyright's kind to you :)))
Outrageously good
My goodness!! That 3rd movement 🤯🤯🤯
Pretty sure that's the Piano Sonata No. 2 Op. 54 ;)
Thank you so much for posting this with the handwritten score! Always a delight to read along.
Oops! Thanks for the correction! I'm glad you enjoyed :)
4:00 展開部
6:32 再現部
Harmony is complicated and the chords too but challenging to study and play!
SPENCER THANK YOU
1:52 is this the wrong image? It looks like should show the "1" section, not the 2 section
Yep, I also noticed it
18:15 whaaat
Kapustin is as much a master of melody as Chopin, Mozart, Schubert and Rachmaninov - just a different kind. Chopin, Schubert and Rachmaninov were masters of lyricisms; Mozart was great at simple yet catchy little jingles (the “king of the jingle”); while Kapustin is a lord of those juicy catchy tunes that you can’t help but tap your foot to. It’s a different kind of melodic mastery but valid nonetheless.
Kapustin is in my eyes the last great impressionist, he captures the essence of the state of the world both outside and inside of the past century
Hey! Thanks for this, I’ve been wanting a score video of Kapustin’s second sonata for years. If I might make a request for a future video, could you upload his 24 Preludes and Fugues Op. 82?
You can find them here! th-cam.com/video/pprwR1VYmbU/w-d-xo.html
@@Dodecatone thank you! I did find the video around the time when it was uploaded but your message is still very much appreciated 😄
Whaaaaaat??? Omg 😎
5:01
뭘좀아시는분이네
Based!
Zewen moment
1:21
i wish 1:35 would be used as an anime opening
ㅇㅈㅋㅋ 분위기 희망찬게 애니오프닝임 ㄹㅇ
ㅋㅋ
실제로 이 부분에서 쓰이는 선법이 애니메이션 쪽 음악에서도 자주 쓰이는 걸로 알고 있음
@@user-sp9sp9ge8v ㅇㅎ 감사합니다
I’m so surprised to see this bc i was thinking the exact same listening to this on spotify haha
can someone explain why does this sound like anime
because yes
I was late :)
It doesn’t. Anime sounds like kapustin
@@collinm.4652 i wouldn't say that with this piece... kapustin is independent of anime and anime is independent of kapustin
@@unnamed_boi I know lol, I was just making a stupid joke