Charles-Valentin Alkan - Troisième Recueil de Chants, Op.65

[@DemitNWC]

I first listened to this back into early 2010s when Hexameron channel wasn't terminated by TH-cam. Hamelin's interpretation was by far the best one I've ever heard.

[@scherzo930]

0:00 Vivace
3:05 Esprits Follets
5:09 Cannon
7:41 Tempo Giusto
12:05 Horace et Lydie
15:58 Barcarolle

[@pianomaly9]

Bravo Stephanie McCallum! Long time alkan devotee, but never heard this before. Constantly amazed at Alkan's unique inventiveness.

[@erika6651]

I was amazed that the usual Alkan virtuosic insanity wasn't present in these pieces, and then 11:04 happened.

[@TheNetzspannung]

Superb!

[@caca_liszt]

Definitely a beautiful piece! very thanks for uploading:)

[@샤를-발랑탱-알캉]

I love this video

[@加藤恵美子-e4g]

美しい曲ですね！左右の手指の使い方が絶妙ですね！難しそう！

[@Felix_Li_En]

04:31 I seemed heard some Jazz elements here ! 😄

[@wesaneonato5783]

What does "m: v:" means? At 17:23

[@joshscores3360]

It means mezza voce.

[@happypiano4810]

These sound very similar to songs without words op. 19.

[@rosiefay7283]

That was Alkan's intention --- he wrote five sets of six Chants, and deliberately based each set on Mendelssohn's first set of Songs without Words.

[@piano25250]

03:08

[@1964ALCOZER]

schumanniano il primo...

[@TaywalorTamblio]

xbdnb

[@michelsoucy1245]

what does it mean ?