I was just looking through the recordings in Anton Kapustin's website, and to my surprise I have never seen this particular piece in TH-cam, so I decided to upload it xD (edit: I am now just aware that this was uploaded on a video of a collection of Kapustin's early pieces, but there was no video dedicated to this specific piece itself so, I am keeping this video available) There is no published score for this as far as I know, which is unfortunate because wow this piece sounds so damn fun it can easily be a track in Mario Kart or something (and I mean that as a compliment!) Also, if anyone can confirm the orchestra playing this piece, do please let me know. I believe it might be Boris Karamyshev's orchestra since it is the orchestra which Kapustin played in the 70s, and is the orchestra that recorded other more well-known works like the 2nd Piano Concerto (yes, most videos get it wrong and put the orchestra as Lundstrem's) and the Concert Rhapsody. But I can't be too sure about this so....
I did the same thing a few months ago. I also found that this recording is not available on TH-cam in a separate form. And I also wanted to put it on my channel. But I kept putting it off..... and I did, as we can see)
Thank you for posting this! I check if it's up every couple of monthd and it finally is now. It's sad there are no sheets. Do you know whether it's because of licencing issues or because it's lost?
@@thealtrik3051 Hey, don't you read comments at all? I wrote in my comment that most likely Anton (Nikolai Kapustin's son) has these sheet music. I contacted him through Kapustin's daughter (or rather asked her to ask him about the sheet music), but I didn't get a positive answer. So we'll never see those notes. By the way, some of Kapustin's manuscripts have disappeared or been lost. The same Kapustin's daughter told me about it. She had some rare notes and then they disappeared. At music schools or something. So here's what else could be the reason.
@@RaptorT1V The score most likely is in in the hands of Schott. It was listed as "under revision" on Kapustin's old website (alongside other pieces from this period such as Closed Curve and Meridian), which basically just means that the score exists but isn't currently being prepared for publication. It might be a while, but it will probably be published eventually.
As I was telling you, I wanted to post this tape too. But another reason why I didn't do it was this: I wanted to post the recording with the sheet music.... But the sheet music was nowhere to be found! I've been communicating online with Kapustin's daughter. She keeps in touch with Anton (owner of a website about Nikolai Kapustin). I asked to ask him if he had the sheet music for this March op. 24. I don't remember the exact answer - either he didn't have the sheet music or he didn't want to share it - but in the end I never get the sheet music.
Really interesting you're posting this - a few month ago I started to transcribe this piece for piano, but it started to get impossible for two hands xD It was also difficult to get the correct melody from 0:04, it sounds augmented but has some irregularities
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I was just looking through the recordings in Anton Kapustin's website, and to my surprise I have never seen this particular piece in TH-cam, so I decided to upload it xD (edit: I am now just aware that this was uploaded on a video of a collection of Kapustin's early pieces, but there was no video dedicated to this specific piece itself so, I am keeping this video available)
There is no published score for this as far as I know, which is unfortunate because wow this piece sounds so damn fun it can easily be a track in Mario Kart or something (and I mean that as a compliment!)
Also, if anyone can confirm the orchestra playing this piece, do please let me know. I believe it might be Boris Karamyshev's orchestra since it is the orchestra which Kapustin played in the 70s, and is the orchestra that recorded other more well-known works like the 2nd Piano Concerto (yes, most videos get it wrong and put the orchestra as Lundstrem's) and the Concert Rhapsody. But I can't be too sure about this so....
I did the same thing a few months ago. I also found that this recording is not available on TH-cam in a separate form. And I also wanted to put it on my channel. But I kept putting it off..... and I did, as we can see)
Thank you for posting this! I check if it's up every couple of monthd and it finally is now. It's sad there are no sheets. Do you know whether it's because of licencing issues or because it's lost?
@@thealtrik3051 Hey, don't you read comments at all?
I wrote in my comment that most likely Anton (Nikolai Kapustin's son) has these sheet music. I contacted him through Kapustin's daughter (or rather asked her to ask him about the sheet music), but I didn't get a positive answer.
So we'll never see those notes.
By the way, some of Kapustin's manuscripts have disappeared or been lost. The same Kapustin's daughter told me about it. She had some rare notes and then they disappeared. At music schools or something. So here's what else could be the reason.
@@RaptorT1V The score most likely is in in the hands of Schott. It was listed as "under revision" on Kapustin's old website (alongside other pieces from this period such as Closed Curve and Meridian), which basically just means that the score exists but isn't currently being prepared for publication. It might be a while, but it will probably be published eventually.
@@filmscorevideos that's a relief to know that they exist! I was worried they'd never see the light of day-those are some of my favorite pieces.
0:56 What a rush!
As I was telling you, I wanted to post this tape too. But another reason why I didn't do it was this: I wanted to post the recording with the sheet music.... But the sheet music was nowhere to be found!
I've been communicating online with Kapustin's daughter. She keeps in touch with Anton (owner of a website about Nikolai Kapustin). I asked to ask him if he had the sheet music for this March op. 24. I don't remember the exact answer - either he didn't have the sheet music or he didn't want to share it - but in the end I never get the sheet music.
EXCELLENT , thanks 🖤🔥🖤
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Really interesting you're posting this - a few month ago I started to transcribe this piece for piano, but it started to get impossible for two hands xD It was also difficult to get the correct melody from 0:04, it sounds augmented but has some irregularities
Don't bother, buddy. Ask hesangasong. I'm sure he can do it
@@RaptorT1V Ah, I know him! Love his transcriptions. But it's pretty fun trying it myself 😁
Ok, but where is the score😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢