Kapustin, along with Beethoven, Scriabin, Medtner and others perhaps wrote some of the most important Sonata cycles ever. As with these composers' Sonatas, it demonstrated their stylisitc growth over the years
@@TheVeganVicar Nikolai Kapustin’s works often carry a playful, lighthearted quality that can be interpreted as humorous. Kapustin was known for his unique style, which fuses classical forms with jazz improvisation. This blend creates a lively and sometimes whimsical atmosphere that can feel humorous due to its unexpected twists, rhythmic surprises, and jazz-like spontaneity. Kapustin’s works often exhibit an element of surprise and joy, which some listeners might interpret as humorous or cheeky. However, he took his craft seriously and was meticulous in notating his music in detail, leaving little room for improvisation despite its jazz influence. In this way, while his music might evoke a sense of fun and playfulness,…
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one of my favorite Kapustin sonatas
Kapustin, along with Beethoven, Scriabin, Medtner and others perhaps wrote some of the most important Sonata cycles ever. As with these composers' Sonatas, it demonstrated their stylisitc growth over the years
I know what you mean. I would add Persichetti in that list as well.
Exactly! But still Medtner's and Kapustin's sonatas are extremely underrated in comparsion to Scriabin's and Beethoven's ones!
18:06 Allegro rigoroso
А можно ссылку на ноты?
Lol
You have a bizarre sense of humour.
@@TheVeganVicar stupid comment. Try again. Or better yet, don’t, won’t work.
@@TheVeganVicar Nikolai Kapustin’s works often carry a playful, lighthearted quality that can be interpreted as humorous. Kapustin was known for his unique style, which fuses classical forms with jazz improvisation. This blend creates a lively and sometimes whimsical atmosphere that can feel humorous due to its unexpected twists, rhythmic surprises, and jazz-like spontaneity.
Kapustin’s works often exhibit an element of surprise and joy, which some listeners might interpret as humorous or cheeky. However, he took his craft seriously and was meticulous in notating his music in detail, leaving little room for improvisation despite its jazz influence. In this way, while his music might evoke a sense of fun and playfulness,…
@@TheVeganVicarin short, think before typing.