RADU LUPU Recital 23 January 2002 Carnegie Hall NEW YORK
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- SCHUBERT: Impromptu, Op 90 #1, D 899; BEETHOVEN: Sonata #27 in e, Op 90; ENESCU: Sonata #1 in f-sharp minor, Op 24; SCHUBERT: Sonata in c, D 958. Radu Lupu live piano recital, 23 January 2002, Carnegie Hall NEW YORK.
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I heard this recital and fell so lucky to find it two days after Radu's death. On rehearing it decades later, the Enescu remains a revelation, and Schubert sonata even more overwhelming. The last movement is terrifying.
0:29 Schubert's Impromptu, D.899 No.1
9:35 Beethoven's Piano Sonata No.27 in e minor, Op.90
24:13 Enescu's Piano Sonata No.1 in f-sharp minor, Op.24
48:33 Schubert's Piano Sonata in c minor, D.958
Encore:
1:21:00 Schubert's Moments Musicaux, D.780 No.2
1:28:28
1:34:50
Thanks for posting this. I was there and it was a marvelous recital!
+bsmusicd I wish I had been! All I have is the tape, better than nothing, but I surely wish I had been there in person too.
Thanks so much for posting these marvelous recordings. I feel like I get a present from you every couple days on my TH-cam feed. :)
Thank you.
What a great c-Minor Sonata by Schubert! - Marvellous recital, many thanks!
at minute 24.15 begins the Enescu sonata, very nice work signed by the romanian composer.
Absolutely superb playing, very happy for this upload, thank you!
Schubert D958: ❤❤❤❤
seriously, this is the best channel i have come across in a while on you tube. thank you so much. I have a ton of bootlegs if you r interested in more. Id love to have a way of sharing them, some i recorded myself
+Megan Morris Tee hee hee! A ton you say! Well, I well understand the desire to share --- you are the sole possessor of priceless treasures which will go to the landfill if you don't do something to get them out. I am in a similar position, with more than my lifetime will span in my possession, working furiously to get them out. How can I help?
+Megan Morris If I can offer audio-type advice I would be reasonably helpful there, but probably useless with video assistance since I know nothing, only the rudiments of very simplified graphics and nothing more; if you seek to have me or someone else go through cleaning up and readying your tapes for publication, maybe I can try my hand at some, if you'd like. I really do mean my offer to help if there is any way I can.
+Helen and Herman in Lawrence You kindly sent your email address--but the message in which it was contained disappeared! Please send again. I haven't forgotten my promise to send the better version of Jorge's April '87 Met Museum program. PS To Megan Morris--are you old enough to have pirated any Bolet in concert?
24:13 Enescu
Fair comment, however to quote from the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music Guide to Music Theory, Volume 1, p. 27: 'However although writing just ''G'' for major or ''g'' (for minor) certainly saves time and space, it can be ambiguous and should generally be avoided. It is worth adding that in ordinary speech and often in publications, if 'major' or 'minor' is not mentioned, it is to be assumed that the the key is major, eg. Beethoven's Symphony No.7 is in A major.' Lulu...well that's original! Thank you for the marvellous uploads which I will, I am sure enjoy tremendously.
As the information is in written form, and very often the space available is challenging, my utilization of accepted notation seems OK to me, though certainly in speech the distinction seems necessary to make; also, it is RaLu, not Lulu, for the arrived at shorthand.
finally, an adventurous work on a Lupu programme:
what is the final encore? anyone?
RMK Yip It is Cantabile from a Sonata by C.P.E. Bach.
@@Emanuele6943 Okay, what's the *second* encore?
I am sure one of the encores was from Debussy, but don't know which piece it was. Maybe a Prelude or Etude?
Great registration of this beautiful concert and worthwhile to preserve for the future. Radu Lupu was one of the greatest pianists I ever heard. May he rest in piece!
@@jgrab1 Debussy D'un cahier d'esquisses
Can't people stop coughing for five seconds?????
Please note the Sonata #27 is in e MINOR not E major. Likewise the Sonata D958 is c MINOR not C major. Also it is Radu LUPU not ''Radu Lulu'!
In music, lower-case e indicates e-minor as the key, and capital E indicates E-major. RaLu is derived from the first two letters of his names, necessary to distinguish from the usual first and last name single initials, because Raymond Lewenthal uploads had preceded Radu Lupu uploads, as it happened, and those single letter combinations were already in use.
If you look by the posting date you'll see Radu Lulu. In the face of all the good you do, I think we can forgive that.
Oh! You're right!! Wondrous are the ways of the automatic spell-checker! Thank you for finding my lulu of an error, and for your generosity of spirit in the face of my blunder(s). I'll try to fix this one.
pedantic: the Sonata is in E, minor & major......
Um, err, you do know that when the key is in lowercase, that means minor key, right?