Zara Levina : Piano Concerto No. 1 (1945) - Homage to great Youtubers : 1musikpensionaer
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Zara Levina (1906-1976) (Ukraine)
Piano Concerto No. 1 (1945) *MUST HEAR*
Pianiste : Leonid Brumberg
Dir : Vladimir Kin
1- Allegro (13.22)
2- Andante (11.25)
3- Allegro (10.25)
Nota : After having uploaded more than 500 videos, 1musikpensionaer suddently deleted one to one all his videos, without indicating the reason of this lamentable decision.
Created on 2011, July the 16th, by a great collector, « 1musikpensionaer »'s cultural musical channel, subtitled « Rare Historical Recordings », presents more than 450 works of romantic inspiration, mainly for piano and orchestra. All nationalities are represented, from the American Joseph Alfidi to the Russian Yuri Znatokov, from the English Arnold Bax to the German Julius Weismann. An important part of these works, which are summits of the modern romanticism, has been edited by some Russian labels or broadcasted on German radio. In this wonderful catalog of often rare works (in the case of famous works, the performance is rare), we especially recommend you :
Adolf Wiklund's « Concert piece for piano and orchestra » (1902) and « Piano Concerto No. 1 in E minor » (1907) ; Ricardo Villa's « Rapsodie Asturiana, for violin and orchestra » (1906) ; Théophile Ysaÿe's « Piano Concerto in E flat major » (1907) ; Riccardo Pick-Mangiagalli's « Sortilegi, for piano and orchestra » (1917) ; Mana-Zucca's « Piano Concerto No. 1 in E flat major » (1919) ; Hans Grimm's « Piano Concerto in D major » (c. 1920 ?) ; Henriëtte Bosmans' « Concertino for piano and orchestra » (1928) ; Joseph Marx's « Piano Concerto No. 2 "Castelli Romani" » (1930) ; Rio Gebhardt's « Concerto in E flat major for piano and jazz Band » (1932) ; Charles Wakefield Cadman's « Dark Dancers of the Mardi Gras, for piano and orchestra » (1933) ; Rudolf Kattnigg's « Piano Concerto » (1934) ; Janis Medins' « Piano Concerto in C sharp minor » (1934) ; Eduard Künneke's « Piano Concerto No. 1 in A flat major » (1935) ; Gerhardt Frommel's « Symphony No. 1 in E major » (1939) ; Evgeni Golubev's « Piano Concerto No. 1 in A minor » (1944) ; Theo Mackeben's « Piano Concerto in B flat minor » (1945) ; Don Gillis' « Symphony No. 5 ½ : A Symphony for Fun » (1946) ; Ennio Porrino's « Sonata drammatica for piano and orchestra in D minor » (1947) ; Sergei Barsukov's « Mediterranean Suite, for orchestra » (c. 1947) ; Gotfrid Gasanov's « Piano Concerto No. 1 in A minor » (1948) ; Tatarkhan Kokoiti's « "Azau", Piano Concerto Fantasy » (1950) ; Lucija Garuta's « Piano Concerto in F sharp minor » (1952) ; Lydia Auster's « Piano Concerto in G major » (1952) ; Hans-Georg Görner's « Piano Concerto in A minor » (1952) ; Yuri Znatokov's « Youth Piano Concerto in E minor » (1954) ; Voldemar Wal-berg's « Holiday in Paris, ballade for piano and orchestra » (1958) ; Nikolai Rakov's « Piano Concertos No. 1 » and « No. 2 » (1969) ; Anatoli Alexandrov's « Symphony-Concerto for piano and orchestra » (1974) ; Evgeni Svetlanov's « Piano Concerto » (1976).
Thank you « 1musikpensionaer » !
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this woman deserve to be among the best classical genious
This is truly great sweeping, passionate music that derives from Rachmaninoff and Prokofiev yet is very unique in scoring and pacing- would love to learn it myself!
Thank you collectionCB2 and 1musikpensionaer for sharing this awesome piano concerto by Zara Levina, a rare jewel.
Neo-romantic work very successful! This Russian composer who admired contemporary composers Rachmaninoff, Scriabine, Prokofiev is Jewish. Ok but what is the relationship with the music? Are we interested in the religion of Prokofief for example? This is personal and does not interest anyone.
Magnificent! There is so much wonderful music out there that we never hear. TH-cam has opened up a new musical galaxy
I have to agree with the previous comments, this is a concerto of profound complex mixing of instruments and experimenting with the whole orchestra. Brilliant.
Holy crap!!!! Magnificent! Can we start a petition to make it part of the standard repertoire!?! Fantastic! Utterly fantastic!
The place to start is your local orchestra. It's what I'm doing. At moment I have a list of 25 female composers I'd never heard played (after 70 years of attending performances) and twice that in fabulous works that need to be heard. I'm going to the director, or whoever creates the programs, to request exposure.
@@barbaralenschmidt6782 I realise I'm three years late but could you share that list and the most interesting works of each. If you have the time?
Huge muscular virile work. Prokofiev channeling, but WOW....the momentum never stops. Should be performed everywhere today!
Je viens de découvrir ce concerto. Il est stupéfiant ! Profondeur, harmonies complexes et magnifique partie de piano. Quelle richesse technique et harmonique ! l'orchestre explose à la fin du premier mouvement. C'est incroyable de découvrir l'abondance de richesses musicales oubliées ou presque inconnues, quasiment jamais jouées en concert.Je suis d'accord avec les commentaires : On retrouve les influences de Rachmaninoff, de Prokoviev, et j'ajouterais aussi de Scriabine dans certaines phrases pianistiques. Cette compositrice mérite d'être reconnue et plus jouée. Respect !
Entièrement d'accord !
Bravo ! Quite an exciting concerto. Thanks much for the upload.
Thank you for that information. I'm sure that maintaining a busy You Tube account is a lot of work (and I'm very grateful to you for all the work you spend on yours), and I guess he simply got tired. It is a shame, though; he had posted some wonderful rarities. I will miss them.
Absolutely mind blowing!!! What a brilliant composer! Nobody told me about her and her genius during my entire life, inside my education years. I want to have my money back!
quite distinctive. very fine piano writing also. This is BIG music.
Perfetto equilibrio tra romantico e moderno! Grazie per questo capolavoro (alla compositrice e a chi l'ha caricato).
Perfect balance between romantic and modern! Thank you for this masterpiece (to the composer and to those who uploaded it).
Outstanding ! Prokofieff and Rachmaninoff would feel half moved, half outpassed. Brilliant! Imperative this is classified as masterpiece and played as such worldwide. Hallelluja, magna gaudio vobis - Habemus Genium !
I'm sorry, José, but your reaction far surpasses the merits and enjoyability of this piece, at least for me. It's quite excitable, passion-driven, but to mention it on the same page with Rachmaninoff when it employs such simple repetitions and sequences, well, sometimes it's boring, at others annoying. But this is, of course, a matter of taste. Not for me.
I consider myself hard to please, not on technical grounds, but on experiential grounds. I almost gave up on this work but kept listening. I am glad I did.
Orbits around the shinning and complex notes of the piano an unexpected orchestration... of modern essence frame..
This sounds very interesting. Intense! Just heard about her music.
This concerto opens with some very brilliant and dynamic writing for the piano. One can hear the influence of Rachmaninov, Khachaturian and Prokofiev ....
A "rugged" with Khachaturian overtones. Probably one of the best!
20:18
1musikpensionaer has deleted one to one all his videos. He gave me this curious explanation : "I simply lost interest in music :-)))". Figure it !
Corentin Boissier (collectionCB and collectionCB2)
What a frustrating answer you received ... Strange. Anyway thank you very much for making this incredible piano concerto available !
Must have hit a crisis. It happens.
Great music! Just a correction: she has nothing to do with the Ukraine: born and died in Russia.
Why does it matter?
@@andrewpetersen5272 Why knowledge matters?
1musikpensionaer seems to have disappeared. Does anyone know anything about this?
I know him personally, he lives not far away from my home.He was tired to get problems with copyrights and therefore did shut down his channel.
Btw, he is the greatest collector of Piano Concertos and has all the original LP, Tapes and CDs. A whole house full of recordings from the basement to the second floor.
I speak about original pressings, not mp3 from the Internet.His collection is quite astounding, but he gives away a lot of it- also to me- to just get new space.
Was soll denn dieser Quatsch?
Da hast Du Idiot völlig recht.
Der Unterschied ist nur, daß Du ein Idiot bist und bleibst, ich mich aber weiter entwickle.
@@MichaSchlechtriem Too bad. But he participated to make these masterpieces available in the past though. So thank you anyway.