Scriabin, Nocturne for the left hand op. 9 No. 2 - Sergey Kuznetsov
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- Scriabin, Nocturne in D flat for the left hand op. 9 No. 2
Sergey Kuznetsov, piano, live in Hamamatsu, Japan. Click to expand.
Скрябин, ноктюрн ре бемоль мажор для левой руки соч. 9 № 2
Сергей Кузнецов (фортепиано). Запись с выступления в г. Хамамацу, Япония.
Skrjabin, Nocturne für die linke Hand Des-dur op. 9 Nr. 2
Sergey Kuznetsov (Klavier), Liveaufnahme eines Soloauftritts in Hamamatsu, Japan.
Scriabin, Nocturne en ré bémol majeur pour la maine gauche op. 9 n° 2
Sergey Kuznetsov, piano. Enregistrement en direct d'un récital solo à Hamamatsu, Japon
アレクサンドル・スクリャービンの左手のための夜想曲変ニ長調作品9第2曲。
演奏： セルゲイクズネツォフ（ピアノ）。
浜松からのライヴ録音。
알렉산드르 스크 레빈, 왼손잡이 용 야행성, op. 9 번 2 번.
세르게이 쿠즈 네 소프, 피아노.
일본 하마 마츠에서 생방송.
Wow!
Wow.
Beautifully expressive. These Scriabin pieces are some of the nicest that have been written for the left hand alone.
I think you are quite right!
You don't need to move your body more. You used your body efficiently. The tone that you produced speaks for itself.
This piece is very dear to my heart; I grew up with my mother playing this often and it has always "struck a chord" with me. Great performance!
This is one of Scriabin's most beautiful piece!
Sehr gut die einzelnen Stimmen herausgeholt. Sehr gut erkennbar die Melodieführung! Die kleinen schnellen Noten sehr sensibel angeschlagen, ohne zu eilen.
Vielen Dank!
Simply the finest version of all the performances of this online. Thank you,
Daniel Marcus Thank you!
Sergey Kuznetsov Finest anywhere, really.
Although I totally love Sergey's performance here, I prefer the recording of Benno Moiseiwitsch...
Agreed
Einfach wunderschoen y simplement inoubliable. m. grazie and the best of everything to you
+Thomas Blair Thank you!
This makes my right hand hurt just listening to it..
Hehe. :-)
That was exquisite! This is the first time I have heard this piece; I couldn't have asked for a finer introduction.
+Trevor du Buisson Thank you! And I envy you that you have a chance to discover this music. :)
Beautiful performance! You shape the melodic line extremely well and with some delicate thumb-work, there. Your voicing is perfect. I've no doubt Scriabin himself would have gladly shaken your hand -- both hands.
I love the slower tempo, makes it more emotional and heart felt. Sandi Miller, Miss Texas 1978, played a portion of this for the Miss America 1979 Pageant.
Thank you!
About the miss America contest: amazing what young ladies were welcome to do to impress the public! :-)
You are so perfect....so fantastic...so moving. Gorgeous intepretation!!!
Beautiful. A model for this piece, full of melting harmonies,controlled rubato,long lines...the instrument's limitations forgotten.All this with left hand only, AND on a Yamahaha...doubly impossible! Double Bravo!
Absolutely love this piece. So hauntingly beautiful
Thank you very much!
Very sensitive playing 👌
Thank you!
When I heard it for the first time, I had to close my eyes. It was on a presentation and I didn't know it before that it's only for the left hand, so I wondered because it sounds like it is played with both hands.
And it's still beautiful!
Brilliant interpretation.
Thank you! :-)
Hello,
Thank you very much for this beautiful music of Scriabin !
I select it for my playlist Nocturnes pour le piano seul
Best wishes !
Jean-Charles Bourquin, in France
Thank you very much!
Brilliant, beautiful phrasing and interpretation. I wish I could do half as well.
Beautiful beautiful performance!
Iplay piano, keyboard and accordion in my free time. However, I suffered a spiral fracture of my upper right arm four weeks ago. Therefore I obtained the sheet for this extraordinary piece, but I am afraid it might be too difficult for me. However, the results may be rewarding, as I watched your performance. Stunning!
Thank you, from the bottom of my heart.
Thank you!
i like this piece...
An exquisite performance! Thank you.
Thank you!
Beautiful, I am working on this piece, thank you so much!
Thank you!
Excellent performance. Very expressive and musical. I love it!!!!
Спасибо,замечательно!
Спасибо! :-)
What a beautiful piece, and it's played with one hand!
You are very skilled interpetively and technically. Thank you for such a wonderful performance.
Thank you very much!
Une pièce composée par un génie et jouée par un génie !
Merci beaucoup!
he expressived his own music.
really really motonal and good playing!!
Superbe! et quelle performance! cette partition est extrêmement
complexe. Avec Sergey Kuznetsov, il ne reste que la simplicité d'une très belle interprétation.
Dany Baychere Merci beaucoup!
Very beautiful piece of music - not know to me before. And superbly executed by you - played with much feeling ! Thank you !
This was absolutely beautiful and touched my heart ... Thank you
Ctibor Ustohal. In my amateurish opinion this is the only way how this nocturne sounds like a real nocturne. I am playing this composition over a year and if I ever get any closer to this performance I will pray to God. Thank you Sergey.
+godowski dream Thank you very much! And good luck!
The piano is already amazing at just one hand.. just wow
This is the best performance I have heard of this wonderful and difficult work. Congratulations!
Thank you very much!
That's really impressive... I guess you really caught the essence of this piece. I wish I could play like that. Thank you for sharing.
Nice interpretation!
Exquisite and yet profound. Baca from MI
Thomas Blair Thank you!
Belle performance Sergey! bravo!
Exquisite piece exquisitely performed! This will be my model for practice. Thank you for your efforts.
Thank you very much!
beautiful!
@sergeypiano My son Dr. Seth Darst was given
(at age 14) this piece when he broke a bone in his right hand hitting his brother! I loved it and then learned it as well.
What an intimate yet refined interpretation of Scriabin's Nocturne. Congratulations, you are some pianist! Thank you for sharing. Try the (of course not such a complexe and rich in architecture piece) the Left Hand "Malgre Tout" of our Mexican Composer, Carrasco. Regards, Salvador.
Thank you! I agree that I might have moved more, however if I remember correctly I wanted to get away from the body feelings as much as possible. Scriabin himself used to sit complete straight and without moving the body; I guess I was thinking about him when I was playing it.
Your performance is absolutely gorgeous. Why should you need to move more especially in a piece that is so calm and still?. There's nothing you need to change about your performance.
@@carlosurbanejasilva1881 Thank you very much!
Превосходно!
Спасибо!
My student Ruth, aged 14, has broken her right write and I have out her onthis Nocturne till her right hand heals.
I am forwarding this video to her.
Beautiful composition and performance ♫♪☺
I am your fan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you!
Love this and the prelude. Beautiful playing -- I also studied w/ Daniel Pollack... nice to meet you! :)
Here is another fantastic performance by you. You play with color and intensity. Do you have any plans of playing in Toronto?
@videovarf Well, most of the left-hand music was not wrtten for didactic purposes but for public performances... And this nocturne was not even written for a handicapped person. :-)
Actually, in art, extra limitations often helped for creation of great works, so why not using one hand as long as it's capable of doing what the composer wants.
good work! Skrjabin is a composer whose work is so difficult to interpret and I love this interpretation. It's helped me understand the piece better!
Thank you!
Your interpretation concept reminds me of Rudolf Kehrer’s. So natural, expressive and beautiful.
@@samirnikocevic8542 thank you!
Simply perfect. The dream of Scriabin. Great !
Azerlylo Thank you!
I know this is an old video but I adore the way you play this piece. Currently playing through it myself and although a relative beginner to Scriabin’s music - I am aware this is one of his most romantic pieces. Also not as overbearingly difficult as some of his other pieces and has already noticeably improved my left hand.
Thank you! And good luck with the piece!
Sergey Kuznetsov You’re very welcome. Might I ask how big your hands are. You seem to play chords that I have to roll quite comfortably in this video. I can reach a 10th so I am wondering how you are able to achive that haha?
@@TomCL-vb6xc I can reach a 12th, shamelessly making use of it. :-)
Sergey Kuznetsov Must be very useful for Scriabin I imagine haha. Still a very talented pianist nontheless. Thanks for answering my question :)
Thank you!
I love this piece...and how scriabin makes all these 'tugs' at your heart. Also, your interpretation is magnificently slow.
I've got the challenge to memorize this piece without playing it, just by memorizing the music. Is there any tip you could give me?
great!
Thank you! No, no plans for Toronto so far.
I cried... beautifull
Thank you!
Sergey Kuznetsov i am studying piano again.... and this music too. ... you are brilliant! The dream of my life is playing piano with Orchestra. ... The second concert from Rachmaninoff. ... i studied it when i had 14 years old but any professor made me play it. Is difficult i know but i could play some few years later. ... now i have 34 and i am old.... even so, i Will try to play in Europe... you are amazing!
nice interpretation..
@sergeypiano Nice. Thanks a lot.
:) Спасибо!
облагораживает!
:-)) Thank you!
:$ Thank you!
What an awe-inspiring performance!
Did you have any pianist whom you based your interpretation on? Or at least took some inspiration from?
I know i'm 15 years too late haha
Thank you! Hm. I think I might mention Stanislav Neigauz and my post-graduate teacher Oleg Maisenberg who plays the nocturne fantastically, although I cannot say there's anyone specific in this piece whom I model my performance after.
Серёжа спасибо Вам за уникальное исполнение, бравоо!!!
Друзья, пожалуйста помогите найти midi на исполнение ноктюрна и прелюдии для левой руки, плиииз, учу с помощью Synthesia поэтому нужны миди)))
Please help me to find midi for this piece!!!
@TheKeenanBoy Thank you!
Tips for memorising the piece? I hardly can invent one, the piece is simple enough for having time to remember its text as you play it. :)
@Masmorra84 Hehe, thank you! Indeed, this performance was at the competition.
I wish I had such a left hand.
@equitater Thank you!
@bassoostenuto1 Thank you!
@byronmcquainable Thank you! :)
@broiledhobbit :$ Thank you very much!
@mepiano1 Thank you!
Do you mean Weisenberg's performance of Scriabin's prelude and nocturne for the left hand op. 9? I am afraid these are the only things written by Scriabin for the left hand, i.e. there is no left-hand sonata by him.
@marginallymental Thank you very much! :)
@kalevala78 Thank you!
@alanclass35 Thank you!
op.9 no.2? reminds me of another famous nocturne!
@retrogamerdave Well, we've evidences that Scriabin perceived his 'right-arm-ingjury period' as that of a struggle against fate, wherein he fought also by writing and playing music and won.
@alitalia5 Thank you!
Great. The best performance of this beatifull piece. Are you going to play in Italy in next future? I hope it.
Thank you very much!
At the moment, nothing is planned in Italy.
@mayou59500 Merci! :-)
@chad410 One day, hopefully...
You cheated! You used your right hand at 2:25 ! The beauty of the piece is in being able to keep your balance with one hand!
Sarcasm detector: BEEPBEEPBEEPBEEP
:-))))
I got the idea from Stanislav Neigauz. After all, this piece wasn't written for a one-handed pianist, hence using the right hand for a non-playing purpose is perfectly in order.
@@sergeypiano Lol I was being sarcastic :-)
I just found it funny, that's all. Beautiful piece! And it's interesting that it's possible to play with one hand even though it wasn't written that way. I didn't know that.
@@JoshuavanderVeen No no, it was intended to be played with just the left hand from the start. Scriabin wrote it for himself after he had injured his right hand and it wasn't clear then whether it would recover. But, unlike the many pieces written for Paul Wittgenstein who had lost his right arm at a war, here the addressee of the nocturne is a person with a right arm so while it may be objectionable to use the right arm for sitting convenience in the pieces for Wittgenstein, here it's quite in order.
@@sergeypiano Oh, OK... I think I misunderstood when you said "It wasn't written for a one-handed pianist." I get it now :-) thanks
I think i can play it with 2 Hands...
Scriabin is a Dear!
... Do you mean the playing arm? Actually no, I don't feel like this.
@whythewar1 No, they didn't. Scriabin had written this nocturne some 36 years before Ravel wrote his left-hand concerto. The practice of writing for piano one-hand had existed at least since Karl Czerny, Ravel was anything but pioneer in this respect.
:)
:-) Perhaps I might console you if I say that I cannot deem any upright piano known to me sufficiently suitable for music of this degree of subtlety, so I assume you do need a better piano; whether this will suffice is another matter. ;-)
anybody else think the yamaha he's playing sounds like a steinway?
Did all piano affiliated composers write stuff like this as a PR stunt to copy ravel?
Thank you!
wow!