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Francis Poulenc - 3 Novelettes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2013
- 1. Modéré sans lenteur
2. Très rapide et rythmé
3. Andantino tranquillo
Younggun Kim, piano
January 10th, 2013
Walter Hall
Faculty of Music, University of Toronto
www.younggunkim.com
The best interpretation I have ever heard of these; avec tendresse, but always keeping the "tres allant" quality which is essential to the french wit, depth and color.
A beautiful set of interpretations. Thank you!
Josephus K Thank you! It's great to hear that you enjoyed my performance!
Oh Sir, it was much more than just enjoying it. I felt that you displayed a perfect understanding of the works and revealed them to us through fine playing, superbly judged tempi, and fully-explored contrasting sections. I wish I had been in the audience!
Sorry about late response - it's been crazy (still is). I really appreciate your kind words, and I'm glad you enjoyed this piece by Poulenc, who in my opinion is hugely underrated!
Love it - well played.
Thank you so much!
so very good thank you.
Thank you - I appreciate it!
I love your beautiful tone
Jason Phu Thank you very much and thanks for subscribing!
4:40
Playing of warmth and wit, however having said this the second piece is rather too fast for my taste. You're playing a fine instrument with a rich sonority, is it a Steinway or maybe a Yamaha?.
I am glad you enjoyed it!
Copied and pasted from one of my comments below:
Poulenc clearly gives us 138 per half note, which is, to say the least, impractical. I am aware of other recordings that are done much slower and I respect their decision. I simply decided to take the spirit, not the number.
This was recorded quite a few years ago, so maybe if I were to record this again, maybe I will look into a slower tempo. But yes, it is a head-scratcher...I would love to discuss this with Maestro Poulenc if I could go back in time.
The instrument is a New York Steinway D. It is an interesting instrument, but it does have a nice tone.
@@pianistyounggun My pleasure, thank you for your response.
I am late to this, but it’s worth checking out Poulenc’s own recording, it’s really fast
why do you play the second novelette extremely fast?.-.
Glad you asked this question. Poulenc clearly gives us 138 per half note, which is, to say the least, impractical. I am aware of other recordings that are done much slower and I respect their decision. I simply decided to take the spirit, not the number.
+Younggun Kim well that's a really risky one...but anyways you sure pull it off, it's pretty clean and it sounds really animated. I like your interpretation on this piece 😁
Listen to Poulenc play it and this is positively sedate (though I think it sounds better slower): th-cam.com/video/X3IO41WZECM/w-d-xo.html