Finally somebody who understood how to really play Kapustin... coming from a Big Band background the composer would really approve this interpretation. Hopefully he will watch this one day. Brilliant musicians and camera work, too; this is how an ideal Jazz music video should be filmed. Fresh and modern.
Not so sure about that honestly. Kapustin's interpretation emphasized strict rhythmic adherence, but this performance takes many rhythmic liberties. Great performance regardless.
Kapustin actually regards himself more of a classical musician despite having jazz influence. Just shows you there's no one correct way to play a piece.
I've discovered Kapustin music in an old film from 1964, he have played there the Tocata no. 8, i even didn't know the name of it, and a few days ago, i was searching for his music and found this beautiful album.
The arrangement is so good that I could imagine it was an original trio piece! The drums part really helps to bring out the character changes with rhythm.
I can’t listen to the original version anymore after hearing this 🙌🏻. Cannot imagine the amount of hours that went into this stunning production...this performance deserves much more attention 🎶. Bravo!!!
@@FrankDuepree That’s great to hear!! I’m really looking forward to hearing more 😍. Thank you for sharing your talents and creating these performances!! Love your creative approach...it’s very refreshing and inspiring! You are all beautiful musicians 🌹
Jesus Christ guys, this is too good. Wonderfully played, mixed and directed (really, this stuff is pure cinema, never seen a jazz video at this qualitative range!). Kapustin is THE underrated composer of our era, the last piano technique master and revolutioner together with Ligeti. He is the last composer with which every pianist says "god, this score is written in such a brilliant way I didn't even suspect listening to the music". Sad that still a lot of academies (Switzerland too, I had personal experiences) laugh on you if you say that you play and love Kapustin. Basically they have never played him, that's the problem. If a pianist plays one of his pieces, he becomes addicted to that perfection of writing.
Maybe this video is also something for you! Another collaboration with my filmmaker Raphael Hustedt: #PianoPulseProject th-cam.com/video/v35VryiqV1c/w-d-xo.html
I never thought that at.80.years of age that.I would be learning to love a completely new to type og music but that is what has happened. Thank you for bringing it to mr ❤
Thanks to Dmetree Masleev, Frank Dupree en YOU TUBE FOR share SO many Happy FOR someone who Love's the Kapustin music. 47 times continúes and ...much more Variation op. 41 make me restore my soul.
The entire piece is actually variations on the same folk theme that Stravinsky used in the opening of Rite and Spring. It's just so syncopated that it's kinda hard to tell except for that moment. Brilliant piece!
at the Tchaikovsky competition 2011 Yeol Eum Son played this -- very very good, its interesting because she is a classical pianist - recomend to listen her version
Of course, I know her and her interpretations of the Kapustin solo pieces. She invited me to her Festival in Pyeoung Chang 2022 to play Kapustin with my trio.
I can't say how much I love this! It's just magical how the other players disappeared at 4:35 and draw the attention to the pianist alone in the room! It makes the variation even more emotional than it already is. The drum's entrance at 6:21 is perfect, just how I imagined it. Oh and I love the camerawork and especially the drums at 7:04 :) Da alle scheinbar deutsch sind, liebe Grüße :D
Beautiful and refreshing, just different enough to offer something interesting and beautiful, but still true to the original style, interpreted beautifully and with a subtle uniqueness.
Phenomenal. Thank you for your work. Truly incredible. When I talked to Kapustin he denied the beauty of this piece - but it was typical him, tormented soul of the perfectionist. He would be proud to hear your recording, I’m telling you.
man, what a way to start my day today: to randomly found this video I'm smiling, watching and having so much delight listening :3 God bless y'all 6:16 always the best part :3
I didn't know that Ray Romano was a drummer as well- he was pretty good in The Big Sick though. Great idea to put the Kapustin into a trio format though, it works wonderfully
Thank you so much! It's a lot of work behind everything! Have you heard our Blueprint album? There is much more music by Kapustin. The 4th piano concerto is already published. We are working on more!
Felicitaciones! Al extraordinario pianista Frank Dupree por su excelente ejecución! Demuestra mucha madurez, inspiración y talento inigualable!!! Saludos desde México.
Everything was spot on! The interpretation, the arrangement, the camera work, everything! You leave me with a lot to take in with my own interpretation of these variations. Bravo!
Fantástico! Hermosas variaciones en un elegante estilo jazzístico. Maravillosa técnica sofisticada y depurada. Muy al estilo del compositor Claude Bolling. Muchas Gracias!!!
Ich dürfte Euch drei Virtuosen in Fellheim/MM live erleben, dass war sensationell!!! Mit diesem feinen, absoluten genial gemachten Video, lebt der Abend nochmal richtig auf...Merci viel mol !!!
I've had this in my piano rep for awhile now, won a state competition with it, and I always come back to this recording for interpretive inspiration. Very well done, I feel that Kapustin wrote this piece with a jazz vocabulary, but jazz was not his native language and I don't consider it jazz although it replicates it. Idk, I'm not a musicologist.
I think this is probably the finest musical video of jazz I've ever seen. First rate in all depts. the only thing that I might have done differently is that I wouldn't have hidden the cameras or the photographers and gaffers working on the production. I mean your not hiding the musical instruments why hide the visual instruments? but that's nit picking, great job and bravo to everyone
I'm listening to various recordings of the Ukrainian maestro Kapustin's music today after waking up to learn that Putin started invading Ukraine. In a way, it reminds me of the beauty of humanity while being reminded of the ugliest parts of human existence.
Don't bring politics in here. Kapustin lived in Moscow and loved the USSR and Russia and became pianist and composer in Russian conservatory. And Russians love him and are proud of him. An attempt to tear his name away from Russian culture is devoid of common sense and is ideological in nature. He was born in Gorlovka, in the Donbass, this town was founded in 19 century by Russian government and became part of Ukraine only in the 20th century as part of the USSR. Gorlovka with whole Donbass in 2014 voted in a referendum to secede from Ukraine because of unacceptable modern Ukrainian doctrine and ideology for the peace-loving Donbass, the heir of the Russian Empire with the traditional way of life, peacefulness, love to Russia. By the way, Russia did not recognize that referendum and offered to remain as a part of Ukraine under the Minsk agreements, which Ukraine signed, but then treacherously rejected. These are facts, not opinions. I didn’t even imagine that I would write something like this under a video about Kapustin’s music .. Peace be with you and it's great that the music of the Soviet, Russian and Ukrainian musician supports you in this difficult time.
@@ГеоргийМаслик thanks for sharing those facts. I didn't try to bring in politics in my comment though. I think you read a lot into my comment that I didn't say. I never learned about Kapustins political views and I'm not interested. His music is just one very beautiful example of what humanity is capable of. Peace
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Best Cover Ever
카푸스틴도 들으시네요
Finally somebody who understood how to really play Kapustin... coming from a Big Band background the composer would really approve this interpretation. Hopefully he will watch this one day. Brilliant musicians and camera work, too; this is how an ideal Jazz music video should be filmed. Fresh and modern.
Not so sure about that honestly. Kapustin's interpretation emphasized strict rhythmic adherence, but this performance takes many rhythmic liberties. Great performance regardless.
Kapustin actually regards himself more of a classical musician despite having jazz influence. Just shows you there's no one correct way to play a piece.
Long live Rubato!
@@ethanfoss5601 Not every composer is the best at playing their own stuff. ;)
@@raulpardomorales7994 although kapustin is good at playing his own stuff lol
Rest in Peace Kapustin :'(
❤️😩
RIP
O7
.This will probably stand to be "the greatest recording ever of Kapustin Variations Op.41 until the next thing after TH-cam comes along." IMO.
best music recommendation i've been given this year haha
Third stream
yooooooooooooooooooooooo
半端ねえ！！！！！格好良すぎる！気持ち良いフレーズが全て詰まっている最&高
I've discovered Kapustin music in an old film from 1964, he have played there the Tocata no. 8, i even didn't know the name of it, and a few days ago, i was searching for his music and found this beautiful album.
We just released an album with our interpretation of the Toccata Op. 8. Have a listen!
The arrangement is so good that I could imagine it was an original trio piece! The drums part really helps to bring out the character changes with rhythm.
You got it ;)
I can’t listen to the original version anymore after hearing this 🙌🏻. Cannot imagine the amount of hours that went into this stunning production...this performance deserves much more attention 🎶. Bravo!!!
Many many hours! But it is worth it =) Stay tuned, there will come some more by Kapustin next year!
@@FrankDuepree That’s great to hear!! I’m really looking forward to hearing more 😍. Thank you for sharing your talents and creating these performances!! Love your creative approach...it’s very refreshing and inspiring! You are all beautiful musicians 🌹
ピアノめちゃくちゃうめぇ。数々見て来たけどこんなに再現率クソ高い人初めて見た。
This is so good! Kapustin will have a big smile from heaven!
👑🎶👑🎶👑🎶❤️❤️👍👍🙏🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Exactly!
Kapustin never smiled. Tormented soul
Jesus Christ guys, this is too good. Wonderfully played, mixed and directed (really, this stuff is pure cinema, never seen a jazz video at this qualitative range!). Kapustin is THE underrated composer of our era, the last piano technique master and revolutioner together with Ligeti. He is the last composer with which every pianist says "god, this score is written in such a brilliant way I didn't even suspect listening to the music". Sad that still a lot of academies (Switzerland too, I had personal experiences) laugh on you if you say that you play and love Kapustin. Basically they have never played him, that's the problem. If a pianist plays one of his pieces, he becomes addicted to that perfection of writing.
Maybe this video is also something for you!
Another collaboration with my filmmaker Raphael Hustedt: #PianoPulseProject th-cam.com/video/v35VryiqV1c/w-d-xo.html
完璧な演奏、秀逸なアレンジ、かっけー映像、最高！！
本人演奏以外でKapustinらしさを一番感じました。the greatest recording and arrangement of Kapustin op.41!
Wow I'm seeing this piece in a whole new light now
Dang that was a tight performance. Bravo!
Its insanely great．you too!
Lol seeing you of all people commenting on a Kapsutin video explains why your covers are so good
Dr. Dupree and colleagues, this is a GEM. I wish you gentlemen had a TV or radio show.
This music was the best I've heard this year. I got goosebumps at some scenes.
원곡인 피아노곡 도 좋지만 이것도 정말 좋네 최고!! 즐기며 연주하는 모습도 최고!!
Doctor: you have 8 minutes to live
Me:
I really can't imagine a better compliment :D
2:40 that epic slow down
This is the first time I hear of him but my goodness all those colors all those emotions
The clarity in rhythm and melody is absolutely remarkable. Really looking forward to more Kapustin from you guys.
We are working on it!
@@FrankDuepree I Like Camera Shot Of Obi Jenne Adidas Shoes On The Drum Hi Hat Pedal.
I never thought that at.80.years of age that.I would be learning to love a completely new to type og music but that is what has happened. Thank you for bringing it to mr ❤
Thanks to Dmetree Masleev, Frank Dupree en YOU TUBE FOR share SO many Happy FOR someone who Love's the Kapustin music. 47 times continúes and ...much more Variation op. 41 make me restore my soul.
7:04 I see you guys had some fun with the cinematography :)
Trippy
Omg.... too good. and they are look so happy
because we are !!! :)
4:39 Heard Stravinsky. Great piece, great camerawork, great players! Perfect jazz scenario!
The entire piece is actually variations on the same folk theme that Stravinsky used in the opening of Rite and Spring. It's just so syncopated that it's kinda hard to tell except for that moment. Brilliant piece!
my new favorite interpretation of it ! the piano is always so soft and cool while so fast and the trio arrangement works really well
Now THAT's what I call music
at the Tchaikovsky competition 2011 Yeol Eum Son played this -- very very good, its interesting because she is a classical pianist - recomend to listen her version
Of course, I know her and her interpretations of the Kapustin solo pieces. She invited me to her Festival in Pyeoung Chang 2022 to play Kapustin with my trio.
Трио музыкальных сангвиников, спасибо за позитив. Автору Музыки Н.Капустину респект.
Truly amazing!! Performance, camera, editing….. and all!!!
I can't say how much I love this! It's just magical how the other players disappeared at 4:35 and draw the attention to the pianist alone in the room! It makes the variation even more emotional than it already is. The drum's entrance at 6:21 is perfect, just how I imagined it. Oh and I love the camerawork and especially the drums at 7:04 :)
Da alle scheinbar deutsch sind, liebe Grüße :D
Ah, @4:35, Rite of Spring 😎
@@perappelgren948 Yep 😁
Beautiful and refreshing, just different enough to offer something interesting and beautiful, but still true to the original style, interpreted beautifully and with a subtle uniqueness.
Phenomenal. Thank you for your work. Truly incredible. When I talked to Kapustin he denied the beauty of this piece - but it was typical him, tormented soul of the perfectionist. He would be proud to hear your recording, I’m telling you.
You talked to Kapustin?!?
@ yes
man, what a way to start my day today: to randomly found this video
I'm smiling, watching and having so much delight listening :3
God bless y'all
6:16 always the best part :3
Best rendition ever!!!!!
the best interpretation ever
Fantastic! This rendering captures the essence of Kapustin! The joy, the irony, the tongue-in-cheek and the abrasive technical demands. ❤️
WOW! Take me there!
This is one of the best music videos I have ever seen! Simply amazing!
Absolutely incredible rendition! Haven't heard something like this in absoluyely ages. I am truly bewildered. 👏
This is the best thing I ever seen. It felt like a movie. Why am I going to cry????
BRAVO!!! Perfect!!! I’m falling in this music on the way to work 🥹
The videography and music was amazing!
Hats off, this is brilliant! I've played this piece many times, and I absolutely love this recasting with jazz trio. Beautiful performance.
Très très chouette, j'aime beaucoup!!!
really really nice playing and great camera work. great job overall
slept on video. goddamn what a nice performance and music video. Big respect
Super great !! Thanks for sharing the video.
It's really cool! I enjoyed listening to the performance!
This is definitely one of the coolest performances I've ever heard.
Wahnsinn🎉❤ Crazy Guys!!!
Wowwwww, gorgeous interpretation and production!
great version 👌
Respekt an die engagierte Kamerarbeit. Und ne hervorragende Performance!
Brilliant. Love it.
The chops, the chemistry, the camerawork: absolutely stunning! Can't wait to hear what you play next :)
I didn't know that Ray Romano was a drummer as well- he was pretty good in The Big Sick though. Great idea to put the Kapustin into a trio format though, it works wonderfully
Fabulous musicians😱😘. Wish I could play like Frank Dupree! Kapustin's music is something I never tire of listening to
Thank you so much! It's a lot of work behind everything! Have you heard our Blueprint album? There is much more music by Kapustin. The 4th piano concerto is already published. We are working on more!
@@FrankDuepree Thanks for this info - great work & record! Love it already. You music and Kapustin's is a smashing combination
@@andersskovbochristensen6783 The 5th piano concerto and two more major works will be released in February 2023!!!! Thanks for your compliment.
beyond superb this. well done guys!
Felicitaciones! Al extraordinario pianista Frank Dupree por su excelente ejecución! Demuestra mucha madurez, inspiración y talento inigualable!!! Saludos desde México.
Kapustin is dead but his music lives on. Greetings to Frank and company
There will come more and more! The next album is on its way ;)
What a lovely performance and variation of Kapustin's music. Please come to Stockholm and play Kapustin for us!
In May 2025, I'll come to Gothenborg to play his Piano Concerto No. 5. Maybe yo can make it to our concert :)
@@FrankDuepree Thanks for telling me! I will definitely make sure to be there!
I can't stop listening this! You guys made my day 👏
뭐냐 이지혜 ㅋㅋㅋ 나 이거 거의 백번째 듣고 있는데 네 댓글 발견
Everything was spot on! The interpretation, the arrangement, the camera work, everything! You leave me with a lot to take in with my own interpretation of these variations. Bravo!
what a greatest job !!!!! cool!!
I'm speechless... Amazing!
Fantástico! Hermosas variaciones en un elegante estilo jazzístico. Maravillosa técnica sofisticada y depurada. Muy al estilo del compositor Claude Bolling. Muchas Gracias!!!
what an amazing gem of a channel
Ich dürfte Euch drei Virtuosen in Fellheim/MM live erleben, dass war sensationell!!! Mit diesem feinen, absoluten genial gemachten Video, lebt der Abend nochmal richtig auf...Merci viel mol !!!
In jeder Hinsicht saugut - Bravo👏
I've had this in my piano rep for awhile now, won a state competition with it, and I always come back to this recording for interpretive inspiration. Very well done, I feel that Kapustin wrote this piece with a jazz vocabulary, but jazz was not his native language and I don't consider it jazz although it replicates it. Idk, I'm not a musicologist.
I think this is probably the finest musical video of jazz I've ever seen. First rate in all depts. the only thing that I might have done
differently is that I wouldn't have hidden the cameras or the photographers and gaffers working on the production. I mean your not
hiding the musical instruments why hide the visual instruments? but that's nit picking, great job and bravo to everyone
excellent performance!!bravo!!!
Love the joy in these performances! Thank you .
Just so awesome, amazing perfomance
This magnificent piece of music blew my mind and made my 02:48 local time. Oh My Zeus 🫵✨🫡💎💎💎🫡🌞⚡️
These guys are great! They really "get" Kapustin!
I LOVE this arrangement !!!!!!!!!
U all did a great work!!💕
the transition from 6:17 really captivated me. Amazing work.. Bravo!
Everything about this is so good
The coin on the cymbals was a brilliant touch. Beautiful playing and wonderful camera work (and editing).
sublime take, I've never heard Kapustin being played like this, great job!
Fantastic ! 👏🏼👏🏼
THE BEST OMG 😍😍😍
いろんな楽器を演奏出来てタクトまで振るFrank Dupreeさん。
私の大好きなカプースチンの曲をいろいろ演奏してくれて感謝です。
いろんなメロディを楽しめるピアノコンサートNo. 4 op56は毎日聴いていて、このバリエーションop41は最後のクライマックスで足が勝手にリズムをとってます。
機会が有ればFrank Dupreeさんの演奏で8コンサート op40も聴いてみたいです。
トッカータop8も聴きたいな…、です。
Wieso ist der kanal so unbekannt?
Das ist einfach geil!
Love this version! nice one guys
Amazing performance and production! I enjoy every second of it:-)
WONDERFUL
Very nice! I was skeptical at first but found this to be very enjoyable illustration of Kapustin’s brilliant work.
Super.
Wow! What a breathtaking performance!
Very Best 💯💯💯 ❤
- from korea !!
I'm listening to various recordings of the Ukrainian maestro Kapustin's music today after waking up to learn that Putin started invading Ukraine. In a way, it reminds me of the beauty of humanity while being reminded of the ugliest parts of human existence.
Don't bring politics in here. Kapustin lived in Moscow and loved the USSR and Russia and became pianist and composer in Russian conservatory. And Russians love him and are proud of him. An attempt to tear his name away from Russian culture is devoid of common sense and is ideological in nature.
He was born in Gorlovka, in the Donbass, this town was founded in 19 century by Russian government and became part of Ukraine only in the 20th century as part of the USSR. Gorlovka with whole Donbass in 2014 voted in a referendum to secede from Ukraine because of unacceptable modern Ukrainian doctrine and ideology for the peace-loving Donbass, the heir of the Russian Empire with the traditional way of life, peacefulness, love to Russia.
By the way, Russia did not recognize that referendum and offered to remain as a part of Ukraine under the Minsk agreements, which Ukraine signed, but then treacherously rejected.
These are facts, not opinions.
I didn’t even imagine that I would write something like this under a video about Kapustin’s music ..
Peace be with you and it's great that the music of the Soviet, Russian and Ukrainian musician supports you in this difficult time.
@@ГеоргийМаслик thanks for sharing those facts. I didn't try to bring in politics in my comment though. I think you read a lot into my comment that I didn't say. I never learned about Kapustins political views and I'm not interested.
His music is just one very beautiful example of what humanity is capable of.
Peace
great playing! Bravi!
カプースチンには憧れます。いつかこんな風に弾けたら良いと思います。
the Real Kapustin player
I want to listen his play of Kapustin's Op. 25
This is beautiful! ❤️💯