Alexander Jocheles plays Bach Suite (Lute Partita), BWV 997
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ค. 2024
- Alexander Jocheles (1912 - 78), was a Russian pianist, a student of Igumnov.
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750)
Suite in C minor - Lute Partita , BWV 997
arr. Egon Petri
00:00 Prelude
05:02 Fuge
08:50 Sarabande
13:31 Gigue
15:49 Double
Recorded in 1960 - 75
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Love how he harmonized the prelude
Эталонный темп и затухания, сплошное наслаждение !
That's the most beautiful rendition of the prelude I've ever heard.
Heart the version of Angelina Mascardi on the lute, plaise...
But this romantic version on piano IS very very beautiful...
I think Yunchan Lim from South Korea has many things in common with this pianist, which is quite rare.
Great pianists of the past who remain in the shadows of history, thanks for this !!!!!!
Old school pianists amazing technic heart taking depth just the right tempo perfect musicality I can not stop listening and wondering what a magnificent piece
most beautiful emotional 997prelude
I can see shapes and colours listening to this with eyes closed! Power!
Synesthesia!
Do you listen to it on Acid? I do 🥰
What's the problem with this pianist? Why is he so virtually unknown and the algorythm brought me there? And a student of Igumnov (!!!) I'm speechless... thank you anyways 💖 All the best to you for allowing me acquaintance to so many other beautiful records ♥
I would say that he is even better than Gould.... But probably with a lesser ego...
@@manuelfrn or maybe not belonging to the right lobby....
@@manuelfrn I don't see a way how to compare them. They have such a different approach
This is pure Bach. When gould plays Bach it is Gould.
@@manuelfrn
Well said, well said, indeed.
Lovely playing and recording. It's wonderful to get away from a Steinway's febrile brilliance for this music.
как необычен И.С.Бах!потрясающе живое исполнение,все дышит,столько эмоции!
Such a great pianist !!! And what a magnificent piece of Bach's music !
Slow or fast, Bach is wonderfull
Exquisite music. Exquisite playing! Thank you for opening my heart!🌺
A pianist of the times past! Thanks, I needed it! Wonderful
Many, many, thanks beloved Margo Beloved. What a delight. Live a long, long time.
It could not be more beautiful and expressively played.
Interesting interpretation, I play this on classical guitar and there’s no way i’m playing the fugue that fast! Anyways, beautiful performance.
Agreed! I've spent 18 months just getting my head around the prelude, no way I could even consider that speed for the fugue. I thought the prelude was masterfully interpreted though, so much colour and dynamics, very reminiscant of Breams version i thought?
love it, my daily music, isn't it a prayer ?
Pure magic...
Thank you Margo. You have exquisite taste.
love this music , is the best in the world
Buen arreglo y gran interpretación.
Like we need more pseudo-Chopinesque interpretations of Baroque music in general and of Bach in particular. It's a testament to Bach's greatness that this kind of performance doesn't automatically invalidate his music.
When everybody plays that prelude as fast as they can you got to be gangsta AF to roll it that slow.
Parfait !
CDs are available - such as Disc number in the directory: MEL CD 1001749
Release: 2010 - but due to the current situation - probably hard to get.
Beautiful!
👍👍👍♥️ Great video ! The video is a masterpiece ♥️😅
Que música maravilhosa!!!
NO PARO DE LLORAR....VEOTANTO SUFRIMIENTO EN SU ROSOTRO...GRACIAS POR TANTO MAESTRO.
Although he failed to win the 1932 Chopin International Competition, he was an excellent pianist. By the way, the cadenza he composed for the first movement of Beethoven's Concerto No. 1 is interesting.
Great!
большой романтик был!
Hey there, where can I find and read more about Alexander Jocheles?
Dios... yo no podría escribir sin esta música
BRAVOOO!!! ❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏👏
Как часто бывает, увидала записи Александра Львовича Иохелеса случайно.Послушала с большим интересом, спасибо Margo Beloved. Хочу спросить будущих слушателей - не знают ли они транскрипций этого замечательного музыканта. Известно , что он - автор многих обработок, но где взять ноты и отчего эти работы никто не знает? У меня есть только переложение "Колыбельной" Виктора Косенко. Трудно подыскать нужные слова,что бы выразить восхищение этой музыкой !
Мне удалось найти следующее: ruslania.com/ru/noty/157817-shedevry-fortepiannoj-transkriptsii-vypusk-21-a-l-ioheles-kontsertnye-obrabotki-dlja-fortepiano-solo-proizvedenij-i-s-baha-r-shumana-s-v-rahmaninova/ и продолжаю искать. Совершенно чудесная транскрипция!
Можете поделиться нотами?
perfect
Ufff que belleza escucharla en este arreglo con más carga de notas..
such a wonderful performance - is he well known as a pianist ? Is he still alive ?
Wow, a great pianist and wonderful transcription! So sorry there is no score. But the original on imslp is playable for piano without transcription and with a lot of listening and creativity the transcription can be estimated.
This is keyboard music
interpretazione commovente, perfetta, un po' "otherwordly".....
00:00
15:49
Any link to sheet music?
Thanks to AI, now you can have it: www.mysheetmusictranscriptions.com/
Is this from the Vista Vera CD ?
Yes
Margo Beloved They've promised Vol. 2, but so far nothing ... Somebody posted material from an old Russian LP here - more Bach. Check it out :) Thank you for all the wonderful music you post !
Same here. I am waiting for vol.2 so long. Thanks ADGO, he shares so many treasures ! and thanks for your comment, please listen to his Falla. Best wishes, Margo :)
Margo Beloved He once made an arrangement of the Hammerklavier sonata for piano and orchestra. Three great Russian piano professors - Neuhaus, Goldenweiser and Igumnov (Jocheles'a teacher) were present at the premiere of this transcription (in 1947) and thought it was amazing. But Jocheles refused to publish it, saying something to the effect that the time of such transcriptions had passed ... I know there is a recording of it somewhere !
какой звук !
1,75 speed does the trick for me.
I don't want to talk about the pianist, his interpretation of this famous piece is masterful, I rather want to say something about the relationship between the music and the instrument. I much prefer the guitar to the piano, the sweetness of his timbre fits perfectly, I would say enzymatically, with Bach's music.
Too fast. The subject is sinister and dark but not when it’s played this fast
What is wrong with the fugue